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Disciples
For All
Seasons
of the
North Carolina
Annual Conference
1996
aNITED METHODIST BCJILDING STAFF DIRECTORY
AH Offices 1-800-849-4433 or (919) 832-9560 or FAX (919) 834-7989
BISHOP'S OFFICE
Marion lA. Edwards (Bishop, Raleigh Area) Ext. 242
Sandy Smith (Bishop's Secretary) Ext. 242
Bishop's Office FAX (919) 832-4721
MINISTERIAL RELATIONS OFFICE
F. Belton Joyner, Jr. (Administrative Assistant to the Bishop) Ext. 246
Robbie Banett (Support Staff) Ext. 245
Lynn Jefferson (Support Staff) Ext. 244
CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON AWSISTRES OFFICE
Robert L Baldridge. (Executive Director, CCOM) Ext. 249
(CCOM Administration & Nominations; Chrbtian Unity; Disaster Preparedness; Health
& Human Services [Retirement Home Community, Home for Children, Golden Cross];
Higher Education & Campus Ministry; Methodist Board of Publication; Worship)
Linda Hanis (Support Staff, Office Manager) Ext. 247
Linda Smith (Support Staff, Print Shop Operator) Ext. 238
Stephen C. Compton (Assoc. Dir., CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT) . . Ext. 268
(Church Planning & Research; Congregational Development; New Church Develop-
ment; Clergy & Staff Leader Development; Scouting; $10 Club; CJMM)
Becl^ Hayes (Support Staff) Ext. 256
Jimmy F. Cummings (Assoc. Dir., MGLTICGLTGRAL & SOCIAL MINISTRIES) Ext. 255
(Church & Society; Ethnic Minority Local Church Concerns; Native American Ministries;
Prison Ministry & Reform; Religion & Race; Spiritual Formation; Status & Role of
Women; Systemic Poverty)
LeCIaire Allison (Support StafO Ext. 254
Bruce E. Stanley (Assoc. Dir., MISSIONS, EVANGELISM, VISION 2000) ... Ext. 259
(Conference School of Missions; Evangelism & Church Renewal; VISION 2000;
Missions; Mission to Armenia; Local Church assistance to obtain loans)
LeeAnne Thomton (Support Staff) Ext. 258
Carol D. Hayes (Assoc. Dir., EDGCATION AND LAY MINISTRIES) Ext. 257
(Educational Ministries-Children, Adults, Singles, Family; January Workshops; Laity;
Lay Speaker Training; Leader Development, Teacher & Officer Training; UMW)
Beclqr Hayes (Support StafO Ext. 256
Sue Ellen Nicholson (Assoc. Dir., YOGTH AND CAMPING MINISTRIES) ... Ext. 253
(ACS; Camping & Outdoor Ministries [Registration, Program Interpretation!; Conference
Youth Events & Youth Sewice Fund; Youth Ministries)
Stephanie Suggs (Support Staff) Ext. 252
Wilbum L(BiIl) Norton^. (Assoc.Dir.,COMMGNICATIONS & STEWARDSHIP) Ext. 263
(Church Finance Interpretation; Local Church Computer Consultation; Media Center
Supewision; Production of Monthly Mailout, CONNECTINGS; Secular/nonsecular News
Relations; Stewardship Resourcing & Consultation)
LeeAnne Thomton (Support StafO Ext. 258
Laura Bailey (Support Staff,Media Ctr.Librarian-Off.Hrs.:9am-lpm,M-F) . . Ext. 264
CONFERENCE TREASURER'S OFRCE
J. Allen Norris, Jr. (Conference Treasurer-Business Manager) Ext. 229
Sharon E. Strother (Controller) Ext. 230
Caroline Buckland (Group Insurance Receipts & Claims Payments; Duke
Endowment, Equitable Compensation; Golden Cross Disbursements) . . . Ext. 233
Chris Bredbenner (Accounts Payable; Financial Reports) Ext. 231
Diana Hunter (Labels; Loans Receivable; Remittances; Table I & II Data) . . . Ext. 232
Eva Mathers (Apportionments; Financial Reports; General Ledger Accountant) Ext. 235
Alison Smith (Board of Tmstee Matters; CFA; Moving Expenses; Payroll) . . . Ext. 234
CONFERENCE SECRETARY'S OFFICE
James H. Cofle (Conference Secretary) Ext. 223
Evelyn Lane (Support StafO Ext. 222
INFORMATION SYSTEAAS COORDINATOR'S OFFICE
C. Robert Pollock (MIS Director) Ext. 225
Megan Worringham (Support Staff, Switchboard Operator) Ext. 0
UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION, INC. OFFICE
Douglas L. Byrd (Executive Director) Ext. 228
Gina Schwenn (Administrative Assistant) Ext. 227
JOGRNAL
of the
North Carolina Annual Conference
Raleigh Area
of
The United Methodist Church
Southeastern Jurisdiction
1996
Successor to
The North Carolina 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 - Atlantic Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1879 - 1939
Eastern District, North Carolina - Virginia Conference, Central Jurisdiction, The
Methodist Church, 1940 - 1967
being
The Twenty-ninth Session of The United Methodist Church and the One Hundred
Seventy-first Session of the oldest constituent member Conference of United
Methodism in the North Carolina Conference
June 10 - 13, 1996
C. P. Minnick, Jr., Presiding Bishop
James H. Coile, Conference Secretary
Edited for the Conference by: James H. Coile
Composition and Desk Top Publishing by: Evelyn W. Lane, Editorial Assistant
Printed by: Chamblee Graphics, Raleigh, NC
PRICE: $10.00
MARION M. EDWARDS
Resident Bishop
Effective September 1, 1996
VISION: DISaPLES FOR ALL SEASONS
Our 1996 North Carolina Annual Conference Emphasis
"I charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus who is to judge the living
and the dead, and by his appearing and his kingdom: preach the word, be urgent in
season and out of season, convince, rebui<e, and exhort, be unfailing in patience and in
teaching." 2 Timothy 4:1-2
MCNDAT - SUAUiEE
AFTERNOOM
VISION: DISCIPLES FOR ALL SEASONS - Disciples of Jesus Christ are called to a
life of faithfulness in all seasons.
EVENING
VISION: SET APART FOR ALL SEASONS - Ordination and consecration differ from
general ministry in that one is duly called, prepared, examined, ordained, conse-
crated and authorized to a representative ministry on behalf of the whole people of
God. This opportunity in one's life is a call to minister to people in a constantly
changing world.
lUCSDAT - rALL
AFTERNOON
VISION: SERVANTS FOR ALL SEASONS - "Think of us in this way, as servants of
Christ and stewards of God's Mysteries" (1 Corinthians 4:1). Jesus reminds us
continually that he came to serve and not to be served. We celebrate and share with
our episcopal family their years among us as servants.
WEDNESDAY - ^VINIEC
MORNING/AFTERNOON
VISION: STEWARDS FOR ALL SEASONS - Followers of Christ make a covenant to
give faithfully of time, talents, gifts and service.
EVENING
VISION: SINGING FOR ALL SEASONS - In worship we encounter the living God
through the risen Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit. It is through this corporate
worship that we are empowered to be the faith community in our struggling and
beautiful world.
EMDCSDAT - SDDINS
MORNING
VISION: SENT FOR ALL SEASONS - Enriched by the gathering, Christ scatters us
to be his words of hope and promise to all who are in need
1996 - 1997 Conference Cabinet
Seated, I. to r. - Jack L. Hunter, Ruth E. Harper, Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., Albert
Shuler, J. Thomas Smith; standing, - Thomas E. Loftis, William M. Presnell, Kermit L.
Braswell, Samuel Wynn, Rodney G. Hamm, H. Sidney Huggins 111, James C. Lee, and
Ben C. Rouse
1996 - 1997 Extended Program Cabinet
Seated, 1. to r. - Jack L. Hunter, Ruth E. Harper, Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., Albert
Shuler, J. Thomas Smith; standing, - Robert L. Baldridge, J. Allen Morris, Jr., Thomas
E. Loftis, William M. Presnell, P. Belton Joyner, Jr., Samuel Wynn, Kermit L. Braswell,
Rodney G. Hamm, H. Sidney Huggins 111, James C. Lee, and Ben C. Rouse
1996 Elders
First row, 1. to r., - Ernest Ray Brooks, Patrice Anne Cheasty-Miller, Laura Gunter
Early, Janet Kennedy Buffaloe, Ebern Earl Allen, Bishop Roy C. Clark, Bishop C. P.
Minnick, Jr., Bishop Paul A. Duffey, Laurie Hays Coffman, Audrey Cecille Holmes, Mary
Ellen Phelan Switzer, Kathryn Rives Johnson, Kong Suk Namkung; second row - John
Exley Upham, Jr., David Burton Smith, Joseph Andrew Motley, James Harold Harry,
Walter Emmett McLeod, Madison Newton Hankal, Richard Carnell Jackson, David Brent
Laytham, Robert Lee Carpenter, Jr., Roy Francis Falgout, Jr., and Jeffrey Lee Severt
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1996 Deacons
First row, 1. to r., - Pamela Jan Gilliam, Jackie Allen Lovell, William Harold Otis,
Norman Richard Fitzgerald, Bishop Roy C. Clark, Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., Bishop Paul
A. Duffey, Thomas Ezekiel Joyce, Frankie Max Garton, Harold Harvey Harbin, Jr., Marilyn
Koeppen Shipman; second row - James Olen Murphy, Jr., Para Rodenhizer Drake, Thom-
as Willard Newman, Michael Francis Gast, James Keith Stalnaker, Donald Stephen Stutts,
Marty Egene Duffell, Gregg Allen Presnal, Jonathan David Jeffries, Peter George
Singletary, Jr., Stephen Roberts Cheyney, and Chong Ho Yang
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1996 Diaconal Ministers
Alice Susan Kirkman Kunka, Bishop Roy C. Clark, Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr.,
Bishop Paul A. Duffey, Kimberly Joan Strong Lamb, and Anna Gail Dixon Workman
1996 Retirees
First row, 1. to r. - Eleanor Edge, Charles Hutchinson, Iris Hutchinson, Judy Lister,
Joe Lister, Dodie Eldredge, Robert Eldredge, Kimsey King, Jean King, Esther Sherman;
second row - Lloyd Edge, Morris Barber, Leoma Barber, Inez Bundy, Nancy Thomas,
Wayne Thomas, Carole Leonhard, Helen Lancaster, Maurice Lancaster, Catherine
Thompson, Laura Davenport, Mary Rattz, Wanda McLaurin, Lillie Parnell, Horace
McLaurin, Evander Parnell, Bill Sherman; third row - Bob Bundy, Linda Blue, Richard
Leonhard, John Blue, Carleton McKita, E. M. Thompson, and Bob Rattz. Not pictured:
Margaret McKita, James & Sara Coile, Clingman & Pat Capps, Conrad & Gaynelle Glass
Certificate of (^bination
nUis is to unify tfiat % C. T. !Mimid(^ Jr., one of the Sisfiops of Tfie United
O^etfiodist Cfmrcfi, at "Metfiodist Codegt in 'Jaytttevide, 9iprth Carolina on June 10, 1996
did ordain 'Edders as follows:
"EBem 'EaHAlkn Audrey Cecifk Oiobms
"Ernest %gy (Broolq 'Ricfiard CameiCjaclqon
Janet Kennedy 'Buffaloe 'Katfiryn l^ives Johnson
lipBert Lee Carpenter, Jr. 'David "Brent Laytham
Tatrice 9bme Cheasty-'MiUer "Walter Emmett "McLeod
Laurie "Hays Coffman Joseph Andrew Motfey
Laura Qunter Earhj %png SukjHgml^ung
"Roy Jrancis Jalgout, Jr. Jeffrey Lee Severt
Madison 9{eioton fh(anJ^ "David "Burton Smith
James "Haroid ^arry "Mary Eden "Phetan Sioitzer
John E7([ey llpham, Jr.
C. "P. 9v[innicl<^Jr.
"Bishop, "Kgleigh Area
Certificate of (^bination
This is to certify that 1, C. "P. MnniclQ Jr., one of the Bishops of "The United
9v{ethodist Church, at Methodist Codege in "Jayettevide, Oigrth Carolina on June 10, 1996
did ordain 'Deacons as fodozvs:
Stephen "KgSerts Cheyney Thomas "Ej^elqel Joyce
"Para "Rpdenhizer "DraJ^e Jackie Aden Loved
Marty Egene Dujfed "Thomas "Widard "hlewman
"Horman "Richard^ O^itzgeraM "Widiam "Harold Otis
Tranlqe 'Ma^ garton Qi'^33 Aden Presnal
Michael Trancis gast Marilyn ^peppen Shipman
Pamela Jan Qidiam Peter Qeorge Singletary, Jr.
"Harold Olarvey Harbin, Jr. James %eith Stdbu^r
Jonathan David Jeffries Donald Stephen Stutts
Chong Ho "Jang
C. P. "Minnicf^Jr.
"Bishop, "Kakigh Area
Certificate of Consecration
"This is to certify that 1, C. P. Minnic/Q^ Jr., one of the Bishops of "The United
Methodist Church, at "Methodist Codege in "fayettevide, "Hgrth Carolina on June 10, 1996
did consecrate 'Diaamal OAMsters as fodmus:
Alice Susan "Kirlqnan "Kun^a "KimBer^ Joan Strong Land)
Anna Qail Di}(gn "WorlQnan
C. P. Minnic/(^Jr.
"Bishop, "Raleigh Area
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section I: Conference Officers and Related Ministries
A. Certificate of Ordination 8
B. Conference Officers 13
C. Conference Cabinet and Council on Ministries Staff 14
D. Conference Related Ministries 15
Section II: Conference Organization
A. 1996 Annual Conference Organization and Personnel 19
B. Quadrennially Elected Ministries
1. 1996 - 1997 Conference Council on Ministries, Membership of 20
2. 1996 - 1997 Program Boards and Agencies 21
3. 1996 - 1997 Administrative Boards and Agencies 26
C. Annual and Term Elections
1996 - 1997 District Officers and Committees 29
D. Alphabetical Rolls
1 . Conference Clergy and Diaconal Directory 33
2. Widows of Deceased Clergy 101
3. Lay Members - 1996 Annual Conference 105
Section III: ConfererKre FVoceedings
A. 1996 Annual Conference Program 121
B. Rules of Order and Procedure 127
C. Journal of Proceedings - Daily Minutes 133
D. Business of the Conference (Disciplinary Questions) 151
1996 - 1997 Appointment Ust 178
E. Reports of the Annual Conference
1. LEQISLMION
Conference Council on Ministries
Charter 197
Program Calendar and Advance Specials 200
Nominations 205
Conference Staff Relations, Committee on 209
Diaconal Ministry, Board of 209
Disability, Joint Committee on 211
Ecquitable Compensation, Commission on 213
Finance and Administration, Conference Council on 216
Insurance, Committee on 228
Ministers' Moving Expense, Committee on 231
Ministries to Women/Crisis Pregnancies/Their Gnborn Children, Task Force on 233
NC Conference Plan of Inclusiveness 234
Ordained Ministry, Board of 244
Nominations for Administrative Review Committee 246
Conference Relations, Committee on 246
Continuing Education, Committee on 247
Identification and Enlistment, Committee on 249
Ministerial Education Fund 249
North Carolina Pastors' School & Duke Divinity School Convocation . . 250
Pastoral Care, Committee on 251
Psychological Testing and Evaluation, Committee on 252
Residency in Ordained Ministry, Committee on 253
Pensions, Board of 253
Peru Covenant Task Force 271
2. RESOLUTIONS 272
3. REPORTS
Compensation of Clergy in Appointments Beyond the Local Church 274
Conference Council on Ministnes, Reports of 276
Archives and History, Commission on 276
Christian Gnity and Interreligious Concerns, Commission on 277
Church and Society, Commission on 277
Congregational Development, Commission on 278
Disaster Preparedness, Committee on 279
Education, Commission on 279
Ethnic Local Church Concerns, Committee on 280
Evangelism, Commission on 281
Health and Human Services Ministries, Commission on 281
Asbury Homes, Inc 282
Golden Cross 283
The Methodist Home for Children & Family Services 284
The Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc 285
Higher Education and Campus Ministry, Commission on 286
Campus Ministry, State Commission on 287
Candler School of Theology 288
The Divinity School of Duke University 289
Laity, Commission on 290
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Methodist Board of Publication, Inc 291
Missions and Outreach, Commission on 291
Native American Ministry, Committee on 292
Outdoor and Camping Ministries, Commission on 293
Prison Ministry and Prison Reform, Committee on 294
Religion and Race, Commission on 294
Status and Role of Women, Commission on 296
Stewardship, Commission on 297
Worship, Commission on 298
District Superintendents, Composite Report of 299
The Duke Endowment 301
Episcopacy, Committee on 303
Lay Person of the Year Presentation 304
Partners in Caring, North Carolina Conference 306
Past Service Pension Liability, Task Force on 307
Southeastern Jurisdictional Administrative Council 307
Statistician, Report of (Tables 1 and 11) 310
Trustees, Conference Board of 312
United Methodist Foundation, Inc 312
United Methodist Men 314
United Methodist Women 314
United Methodist Youth 316
Section IV: Historical Records
A. Deceased This Year 320
B. Memoirs 321
C. Roll of Dead 354
D. Historical Statement and Sessions of the Annual Conference 355
Secticxi V: Pastcffal and Diaconal Rolls
A. Alphabetical Roll and Pastoral Records - Full Connection 359
B. Alphabetical Roll and Pastoral Records - Associate Members 387
C. Alphabetical Roll and Records - Diaconal Ministers 389
D. Chronological Roll and Records - (FC, AM, PM, FL, PL, SL & Diaconal) 391
Section VI: Statistical Records
A. Board of Operations and Treasurer's Report
B. Local Church Statistics
Index to the Conference Journal
1996 Lay Person off the Year
Lay Person of the Year Pat Ford is presented a plaque from Gwen Henderson,
Conference Lay Leader. Others pictured, 1. to r., are: Ford's Son-in-law, Michael McGhee;
Daughter, Patricia F. McGhee; Granddaughter, Virginia McGhee; Patrick's Fiancee,
Shannon Hennessy; Wife, Patricia; and behind Ford, Son, Patrick; and North Raleigh
GMC Lay Mennber, Roy Phibbs.
Conference Officers
and Related Ministries
SECTION I
i
Officers. Staff & Related Ministries 12
13 Officers, Staff & Related Ministries
CONFERENCE OFFICERS
Marion M. Edwards Resident Bishop
Post Office Box 10955 Room 203,Tine United Methodist Building
Raleigh, NC 27603 Telephone: (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)832-4721
F. Belton Joyner, Jr Administrative Assistant to the Bishop
Post Office Box 10955 Room 213,The United Methodist Building
Raleigh, NC 27605 Telephone: (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
James H. Coile Secretary
Post Office Box 10955 Room 108,The United Methodist Building
Raleigh, NC 27605 Telephone: (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
Assistant Secretaries: James L. Bryan,
R.Martin Armstrong ill.Wanda Casteel,Sara Coile,Jerry W.Cribb,
H.Dennis Draper.Doris T. Fox.Elizabeth H.Hood.Todd S.Krueger,Dennis P.Levin,
Steven M.Ling.Stephen N. Little
George D. Speake Statistician
Post Office Box 376
Shallotte, NC 28459
Telephone: (910)754-4840
J. Allen Norris, Jr Treasurer-Business Manager
Post Office Box 10955 Room 1 16,The United Methodist Building
Raleigh, NC 27605 Telephone: (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
Sharon Strother Controller
Robby Lowry Lay Leader
Route 3, Box 254
Rowland, NC 28383
Telephone: (910)521-4629
Roberta Brown Associate Conference Lay Leader
Jeanne Rouse President, United Methodist Women
Post Office Box 1642
Laurinburg, NC 28353-1642
Telephone: (910)277-1350
Samuel C. Hodges, Jr President, United Methodist Men
1013 Englewood Ave.
Durham, NC 27701
Telephone: (919)682-0379
Will C. Simpson II! President, United Methodist Youth
1218 Edgewood Ave.
Burlington, NC 27215
Telephone: (910)226-0738
Officers, Staff, & Related Ministries 14
EXTENDED CONFERENCE CABINET
Resident Bishop Marion M. Edwards
Officers
Dean Albert Shuler
Secretary Kermit L. Braswell
Treasurer William M. Presnell
District Superintendents
Burlington: Rodney G. Hamm,3118 Truitt Dr.,Burlington 27215 . (910)584-7959
Durham: Albert Shuler,522 S.Duke St., Durham 27701 (919)682-6439
or FAX (919)956-9172
Elizabeth Gfy.William M.Presnell.POBox 1662, Elizabeth City 27906 . (919)335-2415
or FAX (919)335-5127
Fauetteville: J.Thomas Smith, 1911 Raeford Rd.,Fayetteville 28305 (910)485-2734
or FAX (910)483-7987
Goldsboro: James C. Lee.Box 1516,Goldsboro 27534 (919)734-5324
or FAX (919)734-2677
Greenville: H.Sidney Huggins 111,215 Commerce St,Greenville 27858. (919)756-3918
or FAX (919)756-5991
New Bern: Samuel Wynn, 1503 Kimberly Rd., New Bern 28562. . (919)637-4600
Raleigh: Kermit L.Braswell.POBox 10955,Raleigh 27605 (919)834-5100
or FAX (919)834-7989
Rockingham: Ben C.Rouse.POBox 1588,Laurinburg 28353 (910)276-6641
Rocky Mount:Thomas E. Loftis,3621 Sheffield Dr.,Rocky Mount 27803(919)443-5540
or FAX (919)443-5540
Sanford: Jack LHunter,151 1 Columbine Rd.,Sanford 27330 .. (919)775-7041
or FAX (919)774-6558
Wilmington: Ruth E. Harper,2201 Lynnwood Dr,Wilmington28403 (910)762-0400
Administrative Assistant to the Bishop & Director of Ministerial Relations:
F.BeltonJoyner,Jr.,POBox 10955, Raleigh 27605 . . . (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
Executive Director, Conference Council on AAinistries:
Robert LBaldridge.POBox 10955, Raleigh 27605 . . . (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
Conference Treasurer-Business Manager:
J.Allen Norris,Jr.,POBox 10955, Raleigh 27605 .... (919)832/9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
Home Phone: 919-787-2616
CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES STAFF
Robert L. Baldridge Executive Director
Sue Ellen Nicholson Associate Director for Camping & Youth
Carol D. Hayes Associate Director for Christian Education & Lay Ministries
Wilburn L. Norton, Jr Associate Director for Communications & Stewardship
Stephen C. Compton Associate Director for Congregational Development
Bruce E. Stanley Associate Director for Evangelism,Missions & Vision 2000
Jimmy F. Cummings . Associate Director for Multicultural Relations, Social Ministries
& Spiritual Formation
Post Office Box 10955 The United Methodist Building
Raleigh, NC 27605 1307 Glenwood Avenue
TELEPHONE: (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433
or FAX (919)834-7989
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CONFERENCE RELATED MINISTRIES
CAAOPS
Chestnut Ridge: Bill Howington, Mgr/Dir, 4300 Camp Chestnut Ridge Rd., Efland,
NC 27243, Telephone: (919)304-3900 or FAX (919)563-3559
Don Lee: John A. Farmer, Mgr/Dir, 315 Camp Don Lee Rd., Arapahoe, MC 28510,
Telephone: (919)249-1106 or 1-800-535-5475 or FAX (919)249-0497
Ken- Lake: P O Box 220, Middleburg, NC 27556 (May through October), Telephone:
(919)438-3487
Rockfish: Dennis Tawney, Mgr/Dir, Rt. 1, Box 15, Parkton, NC 28371, Telephone:
(910)425-3529 or FAX (910)425-8665
COLLEGES
Duke Gniversrty: Nannerl O. Keohane, President, Duke Gniversity, Durham, NC
27706, Telephone: (919)684-2424 or FAX (919)684-3050
Louisburg College: Ronald L. May, President, Louisburg, NC 27549, Telephone:
(919)496-2521 or FAX (919)496-7141
Methodist College: M. Elton Hendricks, President, Fayetteville, NC 283 1 1 , Telephone:
(910)630-7005 or 1-800-488-7110 or FAX (910)630-2123
North Carolina Wesleyan College: John B. White, President, Rocky Mount, NC
27804, Telephone: (919)985-5100 or 1-800-488-6292 or F/KX (919)977-3701
COLLEGE RELATED MINISTRIES
NC Conference College Chaplains:
Louisburg College: Sidney E. Stafford, 410 W. Noble St., Louisburg, NC 27549,
(Study) (919)496-2521, (Home) (919)496-4779
Methodist CoUege: Carrie W. Parrish, 719 Maxwell St., Stedman, NC 28391, (Study)
(910)483-3860, (Home) (910)630-7157
NC Wesleyan CoUege: Kirk B. Oldham, 1309 Drivers Cir., Rocky Mount, NC 27804,
(Study) (919)985-5181, (Home) (919)446-2900
United Methodist Campus Ministers in North Carolina:
A & T State Gniversity: Sadye Joyner Milton, 913 Bluford St., Greensboro, NC
27401, (Study) (910)273-5691, (Home) (910)951-2158
Appalachian State Gniversity: Gary Richardson, 416 Howard St., Boone, NC 28607,
(Study) (704)264-9606, (Home) (704)264-4321
Duke Gniversity: Oli Jenkins, Duke Chapel, Duke University, Durham, NC 27708-
0974, (Study) (919)684-6735, (Home) (919)286-1109
East Carolina Gniversity: Dan Earnhardt, 501 E. Fifth St., P O Box 8245, Greenville,
NC 27835, (Study) (919)758-2030, (Home) (919)355-2430
NC Central Gniversity: Sir Walter Mack, Jr., P O Box 19353, Durham, NC 27707,
(Study) (919)560-6100, (Home) (919)471-9066
NC State Gniversity: William G. Sharpe IV, 2501 Clark Ave., Raleigh, NC 27607,
(Study) (919)833-1861, (Home) (919)467-0704
Pembroke State Gniversity: E. Ray Brooks, P O Box 1707, Pembroke, NC 28372,
(Study) (910)521-8197, (Home) (910)521-9041
GNC - Chapel Hill: Manuel Wortman, 214 Pittsboro St., Chapel Hill, NC 27516,
(Study) (919)942-2152, (Home) (919)942-3612
GNC - Charlotte: Lou Ann Sellers, Office of Religious Affairs, GNC-C, Chariotte, NC
28223, Telephone: (Study) (704)547-4068, (Home) (704)463-1891
GNC - Greensboro: Ron Moss, 1207 Walker Ave., Greensboro, NC 27412, (Study)
(910)334-5119, (Home) (910)275-8397
GNC -Wilmington: Bob Haywood, 601 S. College Rd., Wilmington, NC 28403-3297,
(Study) (910)799-8497, (Home) (910)395-6345
Western Carolina Gniversity: George Weekley, P O Box 33, Cullowhee, NC 28723,
(Study) (704)293-9214, (Home) (704)586-6730
Winston-Salem Ministry: David Riffe, P O Box 7433, Winston-Salem, NC 27109,
(Study) (910)759-5019, (Home) (910)784-8713; Salem CoUege: Laura Spangler, 528
Cherbourg Ave., Winston-Salem, NC 27 103 (Home) (9 10)765-6 173; Winston Salem State
Gniversity: Gail Porter Nelson, 3509 Morris Farm Dr., Greensboro, NC 27409 (Study)
(910)750-3386, (Home) (910)292-4190; Central Piedmont Community CoUege: Linda H.
Jones, 5400 Saddlewood La., Chariotte, NC 28227 (Home) (704)545-3597
Officers, Staff, & Related Ministries 16
HEALTH AND HCIMAM SERVICES
The Asbuiy Homes, Inc.: Thomas L. Walden, President, P O Box 18832, Raleigh,
NC 27619, Telephone: (919)554-1284
Golden Cross: Richard C. Vaughan, Director, 825 Estes Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27514,
Telephone: (919)967-7546
Methodist Home for Chfldren: Rufus H. Stark, President, P O Box 12605, Raleigh,
NC 27605, Telephone: (919)833-2834 or FAX (919)755-1833
Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc.: Reginald W. Ponder, President/CEO, P O Box
52549, Durham, NC 27717, Telephone: (919)489-4249 or FAX (919)489-7342
Cypress Glen Retirement Community: Laurie Stallings, Administrator, 1 00 Hickory
St., Greenville, NC 27858, Telephone: 1-800-669-2835 or FAX (919)830-0411
Quail Haven ViUage: Danny Sanford, Administrator, 200 Blake Blvd., Pinehurst, NC
28374, Telephone: (910)295-2294 or FAX (910)295-2379
Methodist Retirement Community in Durham/Coble Health Care Center Paul W.
Alverson, Jr., Administrator, 2616 Erwin Rd., Durham, NC 27705, Telephone: (919)
383-2567 or FAX (919)383-1376
Wesley Pines Retirement Community in Lumberton: Paul G. Bunn, Administrator,
1000 Wesley Pines Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358, Telephone: (910)738-9691 or FAX (910)
738-8905
MISSIONS
Church & Community Worker (Home Missionaiy): Steve Taylor, Executive Director,
Robeson Co. Church & Community Center, 210 E. 15th St., Lumberton, NC 28358,
Telephone: (910)738-5204
Grace Lovell, Associate Director, Robeson Co. Church & Community Center, 210
E. 15th St., Lumberton, NC 28358, Telephone: (910)738-5204
Church & Community Woiker (GBGM Missionaiy): Shirley Townsend Jones,
Bennettsville-Cheraw Area Cooperative Ministry, P O Box 397, Bennettsville, SC 29512,
Telephone: (803)479-4895
Conference Missionaiy Secretaiy: Jesse C. Staton, Jr., 2325 Mebane Oaks Rd.,
Mebane, NC 27302, Telephone: (919)563-3375
OTHER RELATED MISSIONS
Peru Covenant Task Force: Mark W. Wethington, Chairperson, 504 W. Chapel Hill
St., Durham, NC 27701, Telephone: (919)683-3467
Prison MATCH of NC, Inc.: Patricia Kennedy, Director, c/o NCCIW, 1034 Bragg St.,
Raleigh, NC 27610, Telephone: (919) 828-4767 or FAX to 'Attention MATCH" (919)733-
8031
Project AGAPE, Armenia: David L. Marvin, Chairperson, 200 Hillsborough Rd.,
Carrboro, NC 27510, Telephone: (919)942-1223
Walnut Teirace Cfiild Development Centen Connie E. Watson, Director, 1 1 1 W. Lee
St., Raleigh, NC 27601, Telephone: (919)832-1597
STEWARDSHIP SERVICES
Board of Missions, Inc. (Church Loans): Bruce E. Stanley, Executive Director, P O
Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605, Telephone: (919)832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433 or FAX
(919)834-7989
Duke Endowment (Church Grants): W. Joseph Mann, Director, Rural Church
Division, P O Box 51307, Durham, NC 27717, Telephone: (919)489-3359 or FAX
(919)489-3350
The United Methodist Foundation, Inc.: Lloyd M. Whaley, President, P O Box 5 1 099,
Durham, NC 27717, Telephone: (919)489-8044; Douglas L. Byrd, Executive Director,
Office of Planned Giving, P O Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605, Telephone: (919)
832-9560 or 1-800-849-4433 or FAX (919)834-7989
Conference Organization
SECTION II
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Conference Organization/Rosters ]Q
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1996 CONF=ERENCE ORGANIZATION AND PERSONNEL
Annual Conference F*rogrann, Committee on
Area Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr.
Conference Secretary James H. Coile
Conference Lay Leader Gwen Henderson
Chairperson, Local Committee on Entertainment Michael W. Safley
Executive Director, Council on Ministies Robert L. Baldridge
District Superintendent, Host District Jack L. Hunter
President, ClAAM Samuel C. Hodges, Jr.
President, GMW Jeanne Rouse
President, GMYF Will Simpson III
Ex-Officio
Conference Treasurer J. Allen Morris, Jr.
Administrative Assistant to the Bishop F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
Annual Conference Music Coordinator Kevin Kerstetter
Associate Director for Communications/Stewardship .... Wilburn L. (Bill) Norton, Jr.
Chairperson, Board of Worship Charies (Chuck) M. Cook
Lay Leader, Host District Donna Atkins
Agenda Committee
Jane H. Johnson, Chairperson; Samuel W. Dixon, Jr. - CCOM Staff; Alan Swartz -
Resolutions & Reference Committee Chair; Jeanne Rouse - GMW President; Albert Shuler
- Cabinet Representative
Courtesies and Introduction, Committee on
Charles M. (Chuck) Cook, Chairperson; Donna Atkins
District Conference Records, Committee on
Susan C. Lindblade, Chairperson; Theodore V. Carter, Sr., Thomas Supplee
Entertainment, Local Committee on
Michael W. Safley, Chairperson; M. Elton Hendricks, Conference Host; Jack L. Hunter,
District Superintendent Host; Carrie Parrish, Don Sawicki, Lynn Clark, RayT. Gooch, and
Cliff Wells
Memoirs, Committee on
The Conference Secretary and the Cabinet
Minutes, Committee on
Gayla G. Estes, Chairperson; Eldrick R. Davis, Roderic L. Mullen
Regiistration of Delegates, Committee on
Ray T. Gooch, Chairperson; Hazel Collier
Resolutions and Reference, Committee on
Alan P. Swartz, Chairperson
Clerical: Steven A. Hickle, Milford Oxendine, Jr.
Lay: Robert C. Frazier, Sr., Gwen Henderson, Kathryn Self
TELLERS
Chief Clerical Teller George D. Speake
Chief Lay Teller Anna Gail Workman
District Clerical Lay
Burlington Charles Myers Tom Prichard
Durham Bob Redmond Doris Hodges
Elizabeth City Alan Gibson Rhonda Morris
Fayetteville Stacey Graves Sue Thomas
Goidsboro Mark Kennedy Faye Harreil
Greenville C. B. Owens Rick Hebert
New Bern Kendall Guthrie Gary Barker
Raleigh Maryelien Switzer Bill Moon
Rockingham James Malloy Patterson Locklear
Rocky Mount Christopher Aydlett Taylor Oakes
Sanford Jim Tatum Celia Dickerson
Wilmington Tal Madison Jim Van Hook
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QCJADRENNIALLY ELECTED
1996-1997 CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES,
MEMBERSHIP OF
VOTING MEMBERS
1. Resident Bishop Marion M. Edwards, PO Box 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
2. Burlington DS Rodney G. Hamm, 3118 Truitt Drive, Burlington NC 27215
3. Durham DS Albert Shuler, 5 Timber Creek Lane, Durham NC 27712
4. Elizabeth City DS William M. Presnell, PO Box 1662, Elizabeth City MC 27909
5. Fayetteville DS J. Thomas Smith, 1911 Raeford Road, Fayetteville NC 28305
6. Goldsboro DS James C. Lee, PO Box 1516, Goldsboro NC 27533
7. Greenville DS H. Sidney Muggins ill, 101 Martinsborough Road, Greenville NC 27858
8. New Bern DS Samuel Wynn, 1503 Kimberly Road, New Bern NC 28562
9. Raleigh DS Kermit L. Braswell, PO Box 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
10. Rockingham DS Ben C. Rouse, PO Box 1588, Laurinburg NC 28353
11. Rocky Mount DS Thomas E. Loftis, 3621 Sheffield Drive, Rocky Mount NC 27803
12. Sanford DS Jack L Hunter, 1511 Columbine Road, Sanford NC 27330
13. Wilmington DS Ruth E. Harper, 2201 Lynnwood Drive, Wilmington NC 28403
14. Conference Secretary James H. Coile, PO Box 70, Carthage NC 28327
15. Youth Rep Will Simpson III, 1218 Edgewood Ave., Burlington NC 27215
16. Youth Rep Jimmy Crayton, 688 Blawell Circle, Stedman NC 28391
17. President GMW Jeanne Rouse, PO Box 1642, Laurinburg NC 28353
18. GMW Rep Brenda P. Wills, 18 Porchlight Court , Durham NC 27707
19. Conference Lay Leader Robby Lowry, RR 3 Box 254, Rowland NC 28383-9557
20. President UMM Sam Hodges, Jr., 1013 Englewood Avenue., Durham NC 27701
21. UMM Rep Tom Walden, PO Box 18832, Raleigh NC 27619-8832
22. Young Adult Rep Vickie Pruett, 1 12 Raddiff Circle., Durham NC 27713
23. Young Adult Rep Kim Lamb, 219 Westridge Drive, Raleigh NC 27609
24. GCOM Rep Reginald W. Ponder, PO Box 52549, Durham NC 27717
25. GCOM Rep Samuel Wynn, 3821 Madison Avenue, Fayetteville NC 28304
26. Chp. Archives & History W. Arthur Warren, Jr., PO Box 628, Vass NC 28394
27. Chp. Budget Committee Charles M. Smith, PO Box 1423, Wilson NC 27894
28. Chp. Christian Unity M. Claire Clyburn, 282 N. Asbury Church Road NC 27889
29. Chp. Church & Society Henry Jarrett, 3405 White Oak Road, Raleigh NC 27609
30. Chp. Communications George D. Speake, PO Box 376, Shallotte NC 28459
31. Chp. Conference Staff Relations Jane H.Johnson,856 Knollwood Falls Rd,Mebane NC 27302
32. Chp. Conf.Congregational Development . David Brow,Tnlee,402 N.Main St.,Fuq-Va NC 27526
33. Chp. Disaster Preparedness . Jerry Jackson, Box 398, 324 Hubert Blvd., Hubert NC 28539
34. Chp. Education Elaine Ulliston, PO Box 71 16, Rocky Mount NC 27804
35. Chp. Ethnic Local Church Concerns... . Luis F. Reinoso, 15 Calvary Church Rd., 27850-9431
36. Chp. Evangelism Ecwood Lancaster, 3788 Shipyard Drive, Wilmington NC 28403
37. Chp. Health & Human Services .... Richard Lawton Hanse, PO Box 88, Kipling NC 27543
38. Chp. Higher Ed/Campus Min. . . Raegan M. May, 100 Westgree Drive, Chapel Hill NC 27516
39. Chp. Laity Robby Lowry, RR 3 Box 254, Rowland NC 28383-9557
40. Chp. Missions & Outreach . Hope Morgan Ward, 12837 Norwood Road, Raleigh NC 27613
41. Chp. Native American Ministries . . Milford Oxendine,Jr.,714 E Witaker Mill Rd,Ral NC 27608
42. Chp. Outdoor & Camping Min. Jim Van Hook,2230 Charles Paine Dr, Wilmington NC 28412
43. Chp. Prison Ministry & Prison Reform Pat Ford, 14401 Possum Tr. Road, Raleigh NC 27614
44. Chp. Religion & Race LaNella Smith 1001 Calumet Street., Durham NC 27704
45 Chp. Status & Role of Women . . . Annie L Fairley, Post Office Box 185, Maxton NC 28364
46. Chp. Stewardship Stephen N. Uttle, 102 Lewis Drive, Goldsboro NC 27534
47. Chp. Worship Charles M. Cook, PO Box 502, Troy NC 27371
48. Chp. Youth Ministries . . Rick A. Moser, 4150 Mt.Hermon-Rock Cr., Road,Graham NC 27253
49. Burlington District Lay Rep Anna Gail Workman, 21 14 US 70, Mebane NC 27302
50. Durham District Lay Rep Gloria McAuley, 2309 Wintergreen Place, Durham NC 27707
51. Elizabeth City District Lay Rep. . . Beverly Small, 1009 W.Church St,Elizabeth City NC 27909
52. Fayetteville District Lay Rep David Kunzman, 403 Fairview Drive, Clinton NC 28328
53. Goldsboro District Lay Rep Robert R. Bandy, 402 Green Drive, Goldsboro NC 27534
54. Greenville District Lay Rep Betty Speir, PO Box 340, Bethel NC 27812
55. New Bern District Lay Rep Jill Smith, 550 Asbury Road, Cove City NC 28523
56 Raleigh District Lay Rep Elizabeth Campbell, 800 Lakestone Drive, Raleigh NC 27609
57. Rockingham District Lay Rep Aggie Deese, 125 Smith St., Maxton, NC 28364-1312
58. Rocky Mount District Lay Rep. . Anita Oldham, 1309 Drivers Circle, Rocky Mount NC 27804
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59. Sanford District Lay Rep Neal Kightiinger, 1602 Briarcliff Drive, Sanford NC 27330
60. Wilmington District Lay Rep. . Ronald Gooding, 214 NE 38th Street, Long Beach NC 28465
61. At Large Kong Sul< Nami<ung, PO Box 3337, Pembroke NC 2372
62. At Large Robby Lowry, RR 3, Box 254, Rowland NC 28383-9557
63. At Large LaNella Smith 1001 Calumet Street, Durham NC 27704
64. At Large Earl B. Merrill, 200 W. Cornwall Road, #141, Cary NC 2751 1
65. At Large Joyce Mitchell, 4774 D Dunrobin Drive, Fayetteville NC 28306
66. SEJCOM Gordan C. Goodgame, Box 67, Lake Junaluska NC 28745
NON VOTING MEMBERS
67. CCOM Exec. Dir Robert L. Baldridge, PO Box 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
68. CCOM Assoc. Dir.Cong. Development . . . Stephen C. Compton,POBoxl0955,Ral NC 27605
69. CCOM Assoc.Dir. Camping & Youth Sue Ellen Nicholson,POBoxl0955.Ral NC 27605
70. CCOM Assoc. Dir.Comm. & Stewardship .... W.L Norton, Jr.,POBoxl0955,Ral NC 27605
71. CCOM Assoc. Dir.Multicultural Relations . . Jimmy F. Cummings,POBoxl0955,Ral NC 27605
72. CCOM Assoc. Dir.Missions & Outreach Bruce E. Stanley,POBoxl0955,Ral NC 27605
73. CCOM Assoc.Dir.Christian Education . . . Carol D. Hayes, POBox 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
74. Conference Treasurer J. Allen Norris, Jr., POBox 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
75. Info Systems Coordinator C. Robert Pollock, POBox 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
76. Pres. CFA Cashar W. Evans Jr., 69 Poteskeet Tr. Kitty Hawk NC 27949-3510
77. Dir., Rural Ch. Div., Duke Endowment . . . W. Joseph Mann, Box 51307, Durham NC 27717
78. Exec. Dir., Methodist Foundation Douglas Byrd, PO Box 10955, Raleigh NC 27605
79. Adm. Asst. to Bishop/Dir. Min. Relations. . . F.Belton Joyner,Jr.,POBoxl0955,Ral NC 27605
80. GCOM Harold Wright. 601 W. Riverview Ave.nue, Dayton OH 45406
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chp. CCOM Bishop Marion Edwards
Vice-chp. CCOM Robby Lowry
Secretary CCOM Gloria McAuley
Resident Bishop Bishop Marion Edwards
Exec.Dir. CCOM Robert L. Baldridge
One DS apptd. by Bishop Kermit L Braswell
Member GCOM Samuel Wynn
Conference Lay Leader Robby Lowry
President GMY Will Simpson III
President CIMW jeane Rouse
President GMM Sam Hodges. Jr.
Chp. Budget Committee Charles M. Smith
Chp. Conference Staff Relations Committee Jane H. Johnson
At Large Mbr apptd.by Bishop(COSROW Chp.) Annie L Fairley
At Large Mbr apptd.by Bishop(ELCC Chp.) Luis F. Reinoso
PROGRAM BOARDS AND AGENCIES
ARCHIVES AMD HISTORY. COMyvuSSION ON
Chairperson: W. Arthur Warren, Jr., POBox 628, Vass 28394 (910)245-7665
Vice-chairperson: Ralph Hardee Rives.POBox 296,Enfield 27823
Secretary: JBE
BG: 1996-Donald Hayman, DG: 1992-Dorothy Phelps Jones, EC: 1996-MiIdred Swain,
FA: 1994-James Caviness, GO: 1993-0. J. Howell, GR: 1992-Lois Patterson, MB: 1994-
Martha Garrick, RA: 1996-Vivian Mitchell, RO: 1995-Ruby Locklear, RM: 1996-Ralph
Hardee Rives, SA: 1991-W. Arthur Warren, Jr., Wl: 1996-David Wade, Ex Officio:
Conference Historian, C. Franklin Grill, Conference Secretary, James H. Coile,
Chairperson of MC Historical Society, Denny C. Wise
BaOGET, CCOM COMMITTEE OM
Chairperson: Charies M. Smith.POBox 1423,Wilson 27894 (919)237-6121
Vice-chairperson: XBE
Secretary: [[ TBE
1990-F. Owen Fitzgerald, Jr.; 1992-Adolph Blue, Carol Goehring; 1996-Charles M.
Smith; Ex officio: CCOM Exec.Dir., Robert L. Baldridge
CAMPOS MINISTRY, NC STATE COMA^ISSION ON
Chairperson: William Hunter,850 Bevlon Ct., Winston-Salem 27106 . (910)924-8209
Secretary: TBE
7 At Large members: 1 989-Margaret Claire Clyburn, 1992-William P. Lowdermilk,
1996-Eddie M. Locklear, 1996-Ronald Gonia, 1996-Richard T. Wilkerson, 1996-Hugh
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Cox, 1996-McAthur Jackson, Ex-Officio:Chairperson, Commission on Higher Education
and Campus Ministry, Executive Director CCOM, Campus Minister: David Oli Jenkins
CHRISTIAN UNriY AND INTERREUGIOGS CONCERNS, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: M.Claire Clyburn,282 N.Church Rd,Wash'gtn27889-9408 (919)946-2224
Vice-chairperson: Paul Stallsworth.POBox 177,Rose Hill 28458 .... (910)289-2449
Secretary: David B.Laytham,31 1 Allensville Rd.,Roxboro 27573 .... (910)597-9755
CCOM Staff Representative: Robert L. Baldridge
BG:1995-Larry Patrick, DG:1995-Walter McLeod, EC:1996-Raymond C. Warren,
FA:1992-Eric Lindblade, GO:1990-Paul Stallsworth, GR:1992-Claire Clyburn, NB:1996-
Allen Bingham, RA: 1 996-Kathryn Rives Johnson, RO: 1 994-Mary Harvin, RM: 1 996-Robert
W. Simpson, SA:1996-Earl G. Dulaney, WI:1995-Faye B. Rouse, At-Large: 1995-Brent
Latham, 1995-Lucille Locklear, 1 996-Mary Townes
CHURCH AND SOCEIY, COAAMISSION ON
Chairperson: Henry Jarrett,3405 White Oak Rd., Raleigh 27609-7620.. (919)787-3122
Vice-chairperson: G.Kevin Baker,951 Weston Rd., Durham 27707 . . (919)797-4355
Secrefariy.RickMoser,4150Mt.Hermon-RockCr.Rd,Graham27253-9107(910)376-3504
CCOM Staff Representative: Jimmy F. Cummings
BG: 1 990-Rick A. Moser, DG: 1 995-Virgil Wright, EC: 1 995-G. Kevin Baker, FA: 1 995-Ken
Hall, GO:1996-Otto Hardt, GR:1994-Poily Taylor, MB: 1996-Martin Armstrong, RA:1992-
Henry Jarrett, RO:1996-MargaretSingletary, RM:1992-Ken Ripley, SA:1996-Gary Phillips,
Wl:1996-Barry Drum, At-Large, 1995-Victor Gallipi, 1995-Milford Oxendine, 1995-Bill
Bingham, 1996-Vickie Pruett, 1996-Joyce Vereen
COMMUNICATIONS, NCCOM COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: George D.Speake,POBox 376,Shallotte 28459 (910)754-4840
Vice-chairperson: Jerome Smith.POBox 28,Hallsboro 28442 (910)646-3338
Secretary: Lib Campbell,800 Lakestone Dr., Raleigh 27609 (919)781-1877
CCOM Staff Representative: Wiiburn L. Morton, Jr.
1990-LarryMcGill, 1990-George D. Speake, 1992-Grace Bizzell, 1992-Lib Campbell,
1992-Timm Hackett, 1996-Anne Morris, 1996-Jerome Smith, 1996-Lynwood Boyette,
1996-Leonard Doucette, 1996-Buck Norton, Ex-Officio Jane Smith
CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: David E. Brownlee,402 N.Main St.,Fuquay-Varina 27526.. (919)552-4331
Vice-chairperson: Powell Osteen,4201CountryClubRd,NewBern28562.. (919)637-4022
Secretary: Marshall R. Old, 303 N.Main St.,Graham 27253 (910)226-4343
CCOM Staff Representative: Stephen C. Compton
BG:1994-James T. Weaver, DG:1994-Johnny H. Branch, EC:1996-Juanita Staples,
FA:1994-Stacey Z. Graves, GO:1995-Greg Scott, GR:1996-Ray Arnold, NB:1993-Powell
Osteen, RA:1996-D. R. Bryan, RO:1996-Kong Nam Kung, RM:1996-John M. Check,
SA:1996-Ed Morrison, Wl:1994-Marshail Tatum, Nine members at-large: 1993-David
Brownlee, 1993-Gary Pratt, 1993-Herman Collier, 1993-BillCathcart, 1993-MarshallOld,
1993-Leonard Fairiey, 1993-Njoroge Wainaina, 1995-Camille O. Yorkey Edwards, 1996-
Brenda Brown, Two Cabinet Members: Kermit L. Braswell, Ruth E. Harper
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS. COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: Jerry Jackson,Box 398,324 Hubert Blvd.,Hubert28539... (910)353-0441
Vice-chairperson: Ron Rivenbark,POBox 121, Long Beach 28465 . . . (910)278-9926
Secretary: Ellen Dorsett,3629 Airport: Rd.,SE,Southport: (910)457-7916
CCOM Staff Representative: Robert: L. Baldridge
BG:1995-Larry Glynn Patrick, DG:1996-Stewart: Allen Crank, Sr., EC:1995-James R.
Huskins, FA:1992-Dennis Sheppard, GO: 1 995-Virgil Huffman, GR:1993-Randall Grey
Maynard, NB:1993-Jerry Jackson, RA:1993-Bill Budzinski, RO:1996-Adolph Smith,
RM:1995-Rodney Lane, SA:1995-Joseph Casteel, Wl:1992-Ellen Dorsett, Five (5)
members at-large: 1992-LindaE. Harris, 1993-MaxwellHadley, 1993-Roger David Paxton,
1995-Ron Rivenbark, 1995-Doris Brunson
EDUCATION, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: Elaine Lilliston,POBox 7716,Rocky Mt.27804 (919)443-9979
Vice-chairperson: Douglas B. Currin,POBox 87, Broadway 27505.. . . (919)258-3721
Secretary: Lauren Riddick,110 Marsh Rd., Washington 27889 (919)946-3524
CCOM Staff Representative: Carol D. Hayes
CCOM Staff Youth Representative: Sue Ellen Nicholson
BG:1995-Rachel Gonia, DG:1994-Janice Nicholson, EC:1996-Toni Wood, FA: 1993-
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Dennis Sheppard, GO:1992-Charles K. Moseley, GR:1992-Lauren Riddick, NB:1996-J.
Stanley Brown, RA:1994-J. Conrad Glass, Jr., RO:1996-Effie McGili, RM:1994-Elaine
Lilliston, SA:1994-Douglas B. Currin, Wl:1996-Lynn T. Wall, Seven (7) members at-large:
1992-LoisLowry, 1992-Deborah Huff, 1993-Mary Jones, 1993-Dennis Peay, 1994-Anna
Gail Workman, 1996-Sherry Gibbs, 1 996-Margret Ann Biddle, Rick Moser, CCYM Chair,
President CEF - Cynthia Powell, President GMYF - Will Simpson
ETHNIC LOCAL CHURCH CONCERNS, COMAVTTEE ON
Chairperson: Luis P. Reinoso,15 Calvary Ch.Rd,Littleton27850-9431. (919)586-3762
Vice-chairperson: Jesse Brunson,1021 Oberlin Rd,Raleigh27605-1198 (919)828-9989
Secre^aa/; Carolyn C. Woriax,3821 Madison Ave., Fayetteville 28306 . (910)424-0894
Assistant Secretary: Herbert Lowry,Jr.,Rt.2,Box 247B,Pembroke 28372(910)521-9526
CCOM Staff Representative: Jimmy F. Cummings
1992-Luis Felipe Reinoso, 1 992-Gary Smith, 1992-CharleneLovett, 1 996-Jesse Lamm,
1996-Herbert Lowry, Jr., 1995-Kwang Han, 1996-Vickie Jones Echols, 1995-Annette
Wright, 1995-RalphA. Brown, 1996-Shane Mario Benjamin, 1995-Leonard Fairley, 1 996-
Jesse Brunson, 1996-Carolyn Woriax, 1996-Chong Ho Yang, 1996-Murray McKeithan
EVANGELISM, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: Ecwood E.Lancaster,3788 Shipyard Blvd.,Wilm'gtn28403.(91 0)791 -0353
Vice-chairperson: Eldrick Davis,6201 Milford Rd., Fayetteville 28303 . (910)864-6019
Secretary: Becky Balentine,9829 Oakley Rd.,Zebulon 27597 (919)832-4301
CCOM Staff Representative: Bruce E. Stanley
BU: 1991 -Michael B. Hobbs, Da:1996-Robert Redmond, EC:1993-Clyde A. Denny,
FA: 1996-Danny Allen, GO:1996-David Benson, GR:1996-M. Eugene Tyson, NB:1995-
William C. Spencer, RA:1996-Rebecca Balentine, RO:1995-Adolph Smith, RM:1991-R.
Branson Sheets III, SA:1995-Janet Buffaloe, Wl: 1991 -Ecwood C. Lancaster, Five (5)
members at-large: 1990-DorisT. Fox, 1992-Eldrick R. Davis, 1993-Sue Chitnis, 1994-Eli
Tom, 1996-Pat Tanner
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, COMAAISSION ON
Chairperson: Richard L. Hanse,POBox 88,Kipling 27543 (919)552-2124
Vice-chairperson: Brian Gentle,4801 Six Forks Rd., Raleigh 27609 . . (919)787-0544
Secretary: Kay Moorman,POB 2133, Rockingham 28380 (910)997-5328
Golden Cross DirectonRichard Vaughan,503TinkerbellRd,Ch.Hill 27514(919)967-7546
CCOM Staff Representative: Robert L. Baldridge
BG:1992-Donald Gum, Da:TBE, EC:1996-Bruce Allen, FA:1993-Richard Lawton
Hanse, GO:1994-David H. Francis, GR:1996-Clyde Cheezen, riB:1996-John Crowe,
RA:1992-Donna Bowers, RO:1992-J. Quinton Covington, Jr., RM:1995-John Bowman,
SA:1992-Geraldine Shuskey, Wl:1995-James L. Summey, Six (6) members at-large:
1996-Brian Gentle, 1996-lris Locklear, 1994-James M. Iseman, 1995-Marilyn Shipman,
1995-Sue Kiryluk, 1996-Kay Moorman, Ex Officio: Methodist Home for Children
President, Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc. Executive Director, Asbury Homes
Representative, Golden Cross Director, One (1) United Methodist Chaplain from Duke
University Medical Center
HIGHER EDUCATION AND CAMPUS MINISTRY, COMA^SSION ON
Chairperson: Raegan M. May, 100 Westgreen Dr., Chapel Hill 27516 . (919)969-8820
Vice-chairperson: Charlene Pierce-Guider,POBox 520,Trenton 28585 (910)919-7891
Secretary: William M. Wells, Jr.,POBox 445,Laurinburg 28353 (910)276-0035
CCOM Staff Representative: Robert L. Baldridge
BU:1994-Raegan M. May, DU:1994-Walter Brown, EC: 1 996-Terry M. Williams,
FA:1996-Tryon D. Lancaster, GO:1994-Richard L. Ward, GR:1992-Henry Ferrell,
NB:1995-Charlene Pierce-Guider, RA:1996-Jonathan A. Minnick, RO:1990-William M.
(Bill) Wells, Jr., RM:1996-Phillis Horton Lewis, SA:1992-Jerry Seaman, Wl:1996-Russell
Knowles, Ex Officio: Six (6) college presidents: Bennett, Greensboro, High Point,
Louisburg, Methodist, Wesleyan; Duke Divinity School Dean; Two (2) members of the
State Commission on Campus Ministry including one campus minister from the bounds
of the NC Conference
LATTY, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: Robby Lowry,RR3,Box 254,Rowland 28383-9557 (910)895-5308
Vice-chairperson: Donald Bonner,POBox 718,Rowland 28383 (910)422-3402
Secretary: Donna Atkins.POBox 659,Broadway 27505 (919)258-6007
CCOM Staff Representative: Carol D. Hayes
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1992-Fave Harrell. 1992-Lee Taylor. 1992-Vevely McDougald Malloy. 1992-Kaetta
Payne. 1994-Daniel Privette. 1996-Joseph Giles. 1996-\Ves Scarlett. 1996-Peggy
Oxendine. 1996-Lauren Allen. 1996-Bmce Jacobs. 1996-Paulette Easley. 1996-Roberta
Brown. Ex Officio:Conference Lay Leader, President of GMM. President of CIMW. President
of GMY - TweK-e (12) District Lav Leaders and Conference Scouting Coordinator
MISSKDNS AND OOTREACH. COMMISSION ON
Chai-ve-^c- Hope M. Ward. 12837 ^o:^vood Rd.. Raleigh 27613 . . . (919)846-2212
Vice-chairper^on:>\\chae\ Leburg. 15201 BarnesBr.Rd.Laumbrg28352 (910)276-4741
Secretary: Patricia Lykins.175 AMdland Rd. .Southern Pines 28372 . . (910)692-3518
CCOM Staff Representative: Bruce E. Stanley
BG:1993-Da\id L Hai\in. DCJ:1996-Patrice Cheasty-Miller. EC:1996-Roderic L. Mullen.
FA:1996-John H. Tvson. GO:1994-Joseph Kossan. GR:1996-Sam Loy. rSB:1996-David
Banks. R.-\: 1 996-Helen Uttle. RO:1996-A\ichael Leburg. RA\:1996-JerrY Jay Juren.
SA:1996-B. Fallon Mel\in. \V1:1996-Michael H. Elliott. Twelve (12) members at-large:
1 991 -Marshall Locklear. 1991 -Hope Morgan Ward, 1992-JohnWeslev Jones. 1992-John
Benson. 1992-Pat Lykins. 1993-Jeanne Rouse. 1994-Lee King. 1995-\Villiam A. Ruth.
1995-PeterSingletar>'. 1996-ShirieyTownsend-Jones. 1996-Douglas Cha\is. 1996-Wade
Hunt, Ex Officio: Conference Missionary Secretar>'-Jesse C. Staton. Jr.. Director. Rural
Church Division of Duke Endowment. Director of Robeson County Church and
CommunitN' Center: Coordinator of UMW Christian Global Concem; Former AAissionary.
George .^\eaii'.: Hispanic Concerns. Juan Hercilla
NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRIES, COMMITTEE ON
Chai-perso- >li:tord Oxendine.Jr..714 E.Whitaker A\ill Rd..Ral.27608 (919)828-4408
Vice-chairper3on: L Jane Smith.416 Nomiandy St..Cary 2751 1-3713 (919)467-9957
Secretary: Mabel Cummings.Rt.3.Box 198B.A\axton 28364 (910)521-4723
CCOM Staff Representative: Jimmy F. Cummings
1993-DouglasChavis. 1992- Mabel Cummings. 1995-Gai\'W. Locklear. 1993-A\ilford
Oxendine. Jr.. 1992-Jane Smith. 1992-\V111iam W. Snotherly. Jr.. 1992-Hamet S. Wright
NC COUNCIL OF CHURCHES HOUSE OF DELEGATES
1992-Louise Peterson. 1992-DorisT. Fox. 1992-Melba Denise McCallum. 1994-John
Rushing, 1994-GaiA\\a\-ne Locklear, 1996-Brian Peri^', 1996-John Gpham, 1996-Rufus
Stark II, 199D-\\ll!iam Jeffries. 1 99D-Jeny' VVilson, Resident Bishop, Executive Director of
CCOM, Four members of Comm.ission Christinan GnitN' and Intereligious Concerns: Claire
Clybum, Chair. Walter .McLeod. Eric Linddblade. Paul Stallsworth
OUTDOOR AND CAMPING MINISTRIES, COMAAISSION ON
Chairperson: Jim Van Hook.2230 Charies Paine Dr. .Wilmington 28412(910)791-3779
Vice-chairperson: Julius Da\is.l828 S.-Mston Ave.. Durham 27707 . . (919)682-3063
Secretary: Jeff Roberts.435 Salem Church Rd..Hurdle AMlls 27541 . . (910)599-6333
CCOM Staff Representative: Sue Blen Nicholson
BG: 1 989-A\ichael Sykes. DG: 1 994-Jeff L. Roberts. EC: 1 995-David Moehring. FA: 1 996-
Duke Lackey. GO: 1 996-Steve Hall. GR: 1 995-C. B. Owens. MB: 1 995-Lon Miller. RA: 1 994-
Fred Pippin. RO: 1 996-Carol\Ti Ganigus. RA\:1996-Charies Plowman. SA:1992-Joseph
(Chip) m\er. V/l:1994-Jim Van Hook, Five (5) members at-large.. 1994-Everi>Tia
Norwood. 1996-Erin Dawkins. 1994-.Ann Ross. 1994-Julius Davis. 1996-Ricky Hams. Ex
Officio:One (1) member from each local committee
PRISON MINISTRY AND PRISON REFORM, COMAVFTEE ON
Chairperson: Pat Ford. 14401 Possum Track Rd.. Raleigh 27614-8703(919)461-5027
Vice-chaijperson: R.Bmce Pate.POBox 1 145. Lake Junaluska28745... (704)456-9296
Secretary: Gayla G. Estes. POBox 207. Bethel 27812 (919)825-8041
CCOM Staff Representative: Jimmy F. Cummings
1991-Joseph Padgett 1991-Deanie Bowers. 1991-Amy Henderson. 1991-R. Bnjce
Pate. 1991 -James Waggoner. 1996-Bmce Jacobs. 1996-CIadiusEason. 1992-C. A. Dillon
Jr.. 1992-MichaelBell. 1994-Leslie C. Womack. 1996-Neal Smith. 1 996-William .A. Ruth.
Rve (5) members at-large: 1991-Unda Hams. 1991-Gayla Estes. 1991-Pat Ford. 1996-
Jesse Bone. 1996-Pedrito A\itchell. Ex-Officio:Robbie Banett Representative of GMW
MATCH Proaram
RELIGION AND RACE COMMISSION ON
Ciauvef^or.: La.^ella Smith. 1001 Calumet St.. Durham 27704 (919)317-7187
Vice-chaiiperson: Bill Cummings.POBox 341 l.Lumberton 28359 . . . (910)738-7600
Secretary: Chris A\iller.l229 Green Tee Lane.Rocky Mount 27804 . . (919)977-1438
25 Conference Organization/Rosters
CCOM Staff Representative: Jimmy F. Cummings
BG:1990-Randali Innes, Da:1992-LaNella Smitii, EC:1995-Hope Vickers, FA: 1995-
Roma Turner, GO:1995-lrene Howell, GR:1995-Jerry M. Schronce, NB:1996-Charles C.
Smith, RA:1996-Joyce R.Mott, RO:1992-Robert A. Fairiey, RM:1996-Chris Miller,
SA:1992-Jack W. Page, Jr., Wl:1996-Mary Graham, Seven (7) members at-large: 1989-
Donnie Jones, 1992-E. Ray Brooks, 1994-Harvey Williams, 1994-Luis Reinoso, 1996-
Patricia Buie McGhee, 1996-William Cummings, 1996-Maria Smith
THE STATUS AND ROLE OF WOMEM, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: Annie L. Fairley,POBox 185,Maxton 28364 (910)844-5487
Vice-chairperson: Elizabeth Moore,205 E.Nev/ Bern Rd.,Kinston28504 (919)523-3059
Secretary: Joe Wilburn,POBox 95, Norman 28367 (910)652-3131
CCOM Staff Representative: Jimmy F. Cummings
Ba:1996-David Hov^/ell, DG:TBE, EC:1994-Frances Shannonhouse, FA:1996-Pamela
Shields, GO: 1 996-Ann Holm, GR: 1 996-Zella Sparks Carpenter, MB: 1 995-Elizabeth Moore,
RA: 1 992-Steven Hickle, RO: 1 996-Joseph Wilburn, RM: 1 994-Terri Hudson, SA: 1 996-Carol
Kreischer, WI:1996-JudithB. Drye, Five (5) members at-large, 1992-Brenda Jones, 1992-
Annie Fairiey, 1996-John L. Locklear, Jr., 1995-Nelda Carroll, 1996-Joy Locklear
STEWARDSHIP, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: Stephen N. Little,200 New Hope Rd.,Goldsboro27534 . (919)778-1124
Vice-chairperson: Rick Hebert,l 12 Jamestown Rd.,Greenville 27858.. (919)328-6582
Secretary: James E. Malloy, Box 693, Red Springs 28377 (910)843-2752
CCOM Staff Representative: Wilburn L. Norton, Jr.
Ba:1992-J. Albert Trotter, 00:1 991 -Larry Bowden, EC:1996-Charles McKenzie,
FA:1992-Marjorie Daniels, GO: 1991 -Stephen N. Little, GR:1993-Rick Hebert, NB:1993-
Edward M. Gunter, RA: 1991 -Howard Harrell. RO:1993-Alvin J. Morris, RM:1994-W.
Christopher Aydlett, Jr., SA:1992-Julian W. Scott, Wl:1994-Jerry S. Dodson, Five (5)
members at-large: 1992 James E. Malloy, 1996-Louis Mclver, 1996-Robert: L. Wallace,
1996-Mike Pasquerello, 1996-Mabel Floyd, Ex Officio: Executive Director of United
Methodist Foundation, Conference Treasurer (without vote)
WORSHIP, COMAAISSION ON
Chairperson: Charies(Chuck)M.Cook,234 N.Russell St.Troy 27371 . . (910)576-1651
Vice-chairperson: Gayla G. Estes.POBox 207, Bethel 27812 (919)825-8041
Secretary: Samuel A. Williams, Jr.,609 Trail 2,Buriington 27215 . . . (910)228-1681
CCOM Staff Representative: Robert L. Baldridge
BU:1994-Samuel A. Williams, Jr., DG:1990-Gayle C. Felton, EC:1996-W. Stanley
Smith, FA: 1 994-Haywood A. Smith, GO: 1 994-Steven Michael Ling, GR: 1 990-Gayla Estes,
NB: 1 992-Penny Dollar Farmer, RA: 1 995-Nancy Banks, RO: 1 995-John Butson, RM: 1 995-
Roy Falgout, SA:1991-Charies M. Cook, Wl: 1996-Robert; J. Bauman, Five (5) members
at-large: 1990-Dena Jo McFaHand White, 1996-Louisa Oxendine, 1992-Shiriey
Harrington, 1995-Bobbi Wethington, 1996-Johnnie L. Wright, Ex-Officio:President
FGMWMOA (Phyllis Hicks)
YOGTH MINISTRY, COUNCIL ON
Chairperson: Rick Moser,4178 Mt.Hermon-Rk.Cr.Rd.,Graham 27253.. (910)376-3504
President: Will Simpson 111,1218 Edgewood Ave., Burlington 27215 . . (910)226-0738
Vice-president: Jimmy Crayton,688 Blawell Cir.,Stedman 28391 .... (910)483-3556
Secretary: Marianne Cart:er,3609 WestridgeCircleDr., Rocky Mt.27803.. (919)443-7723
Treasurer: Brian LiVecchi, 10841 Bexhill Dr.,Raleigh 27606 (919)362-0773
Legislative Affairs: Jamie DeMent,105 Beam Cir.,Louisburg 27549 . (919)496-1 157
CCOM Staff Representative: Sue Ellen Nicholson
DISTRICT YOGTH COORDINATORS: BG: Tom Pritchard; DG: Eddie Hill: EC: Lisa
Creech Bledsoe; FA: Rick Hanse; GO: Rick Hill; GR: Marsha Sontag; NB: Jeff Severt:,
Rodney Oakley; RA: Ramey Kemp; RO: Annette Wright; RM: Hunter Preston; SA: Leonard
Fairiey; WI: Tamy Munns; AT-LARGE: Reuben Ayres, Shelley Dodson, Rose Griffin, Kristy
Jennings, Jammi Lowry, Ben Moser, Nekia Shaw; OBSERVERS: Catie Braly, Justin
Langston, Melanie Ransmeier, Laura Southeriand; JR. HI. REPS: Becky Buck, Jennifer
Miller, Chris Nichols, John Stubbs; CCYM: BG: Sion Harrington; DG: Amanda McLaurin;
EC: Alison Sigrist; FA: Sarah Kramer; GO: Meredith Koebley; GR: Rebecca Allen; NB:
Jennifer Allen; RA: Lara Ezzell; RO: Stephanie Wright; RM: Brad Dunn; SA: Paige Wolfe;
WI: Heather Williams
Conference Organization/ Rosters 26
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARDS AND AGENCIES
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE
To be Elected by the Executive Session upon Nomination by the Bishop (Members may
not serve on the Cabinet, Board of Ordained Ministry, or Joint Review Committee-.Doris
T. Fox, H. Gray Southern; Alternates: R. Bmce Pate, Charles K.Morrison
APPEALS, COMMITTEE ON
1992-Leonard F. Fairley, 1992-Jeanne Hack, 1996-Jim Ward, 1996-Gwen Henderson,
1996-Aggie Deese
BOARD OF INSTTTCmONS, INC., NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE
Term to expire in 1997: 1992-Wilson Hayman, 1992-Kay Huggins, 1 992-Lawrence E.
Johnson, 1992-William H. Gattis
Term to expire in 1998: 1993-Peg Witt, 1993-John G. Buie Jr., 1995-Joe Walker, 1995-
Cathy Rockermann
Term to expire in 1999: 1992-McDuffie Cummings, 1992-Louis Mclver, 1992 -James H.
Bailey, 1992-Thomas Stark
Term to expire in 2000: 1992-Brenda Brown, 1992-Frank Thigpen, 1992-Edward F. Hill
II, 1992-Charles K. Moseley
Ex-Officio:F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
CONFERENCE CLERGY LIVING COMMITTEE
Chairperson: Susan Southern, 1 108 W.Knox St,Durham27701-1527 . (919)682-0800
Vice-chairperson: William Holliday,POBox 609,Wanchese27981-0609 (919)473-5254
Secretary.- Clementine Graham,7 17 Walnut St., Laurinburg 28353 . . (910)276-0108
CLASS OF 2000:Clergyperson(Rural Charge):William Holliday, Layperson (Urban
Charge):Clementine Graham, Clergyperson:Audrey C. Holmes, Layperson:Lee Wallace,
Layperson (Rural Charge):Earl Warren, Clergyperson (Urban Charge):rSorma Walters,
Clergyperson:Donald Warren, Layperson:Susan Southern, Ex-officiowithoutvote: Director
of Ministerial Relations, Clergy Partners Representative, Commission on Equitable
Compensation Representative
CONFERENCE ENTERTAINMENT, COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: TBE
Vice-chairperson: TBE
Secretary: TBE
Conference Secretary: James H. Coile
1989-J. Reese Bailey, 1995-Carrie Parrish, 1996-Thomas M. Hollis, 1996-Pamela
Shields, 1996-Anita Oldham, 1996-W. E. Cummings
CONFERENCE RGLES, COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: TBE
Vice-chairperson: TBE
Secretary: TBE
Conference Secretary: James H. Coile
1992-Kyle Hicks, 1995-Marion Hamilton, 1996-Cecil Harrison, 1996-Gwen C.
Henderson, 1996-J. Alexander Mautsby III, 1996-Gloria McKenzie
CONFERENCE STAFF RELATIONS, COAAMITTEE ON
Cha/>person.- Jane Johnson,856 KnollwoodFallsRd,Mebane27302 . . (919)563-1603
Vice-chairperson: Harold Kiser,6346 Dunn Rd.,Roseboro 28382 . . . (910)567-6744
Secretary: William Gattis,POBox 728,Chapel Hill 27514 (919)929-7191
Six Members: 1992-Harold Kiser, 1992-Bernice Johnson, 1992-Jane H. Johnson,
1992-Mabel Cummings, 1992-William Gattis, 1993-Douglas D. Jessee, Two District
Superintendents: Albert: Shuler, James Lee, Ex Officio: (without vote). Resident Bishop,
Conference Lay Leader, President of Council on Finance and Administration, Conference
Council Director, Conference Treasurer, Director of Ministerial Relations, Conference
Secretary, Executive Director of United Methodist Foundation, Information Systems
Director
CONTINGING EDUCATION, COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: Homer E. Morris,208 Sampson St., Clinton 28328 (910)592-2035
Vice-chairperson: TBE
Secretary: TBE
Ministerial Relations Director: F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
BU:1992-Samuel Francis Martin 111, DU:1994-Delores Anne Langley, EC:1993-W.
Kenneth Hall, Sr. , FA: 1 996-Homer Morris. GO: 1 996-John Paschal, GR: 1 996-Roger Cope,
2.7 Conference Organization/Rosters
rSB:1995-Sherwood Godwin, RA:1995-Douglas Jesse, RO: 1 994-Audrey C. Holmes,
RM:1996-C. Arthur Wall, SA:1996-William J. Witt Jr., Wl:1993-Robert E. Bergland, At
Large: 1996-Vassar Jones, 1994-Bill James Locklear, 1 996-James Malloy
DISABIUTY, JOINT COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: TBE
Vice-chairperson: TBE
Secretary: TBE
Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
2 named by the Board of Pensions, 2 named by the Board of Ordained Ministry, Four
members at-large: 1991 -Ambrose Conner, 1992-Jimmie Shuler, 1996-Charles Pollock,
1996-Mary Susan Fulghum
EPISCOPACY, COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: Cashar W. Evans, Jr.,69 Poteskeet Tr.,Kitty Hawk 27949 (919)261-8282
Vice-chairperson: William H. Gattis,POBox 728,Chapel Hill 17514 . . (919)929-7191
Secretary: Glenda D. Snotherly,905 S.Main St., Wake Forest 27587 . (919)556-3653
Laywomen: 1994-Rebecca Balentine, 1996-Mildred DuPugh, 1996-Augusta Haynes,
Laymen: 1994-Judson Rouse, 1996-Roy Harris, 1996-BurtonKing, Clergypersons: 1993-
Susan Clayton Lindblade, 1994-Jesse Brunson, 1996-George Johnson, Appointed by
Bishop: 1996-Glenda Snotherly, 1994-William H. Gattis, 1994-Edward F. Hill II, Ex-Officio
Members: Cashar Evans, Kermit L. Braswell, Jurisdictional Committee on the Episcopacy:
Three (3) members at-large: 1992-Gwen Henderson, 1992-Emily Workman, 1996-Harbert
Moore
EPISCOPAL RESIDENCE, COMMITTEE ON
[3 persons; president, or his/her designate, of the conference Committee on
Episcopacy from each conference, the president, or his/her designate, or the conference
Council on Finance and Administration from each annual Conference, and the
chairperson, or his/her designate, of the conference Board of Trustees from each Annual
Conference]
EQCJITABLE COMPENSATION, COMMISSION ON
Chairperson: Robert E. Bergland, POBox 336,Elizabethtown 28337 . (910)862-3706
Vice-chairperson: Elizabeth H.Hood,2916 Wicker St.Ext.Sanford 27330(919)776-2012
Secretary: H.Dennis Draper,Jr.,5014 Wayne Mem.Dr,Goldsboro 27534(919)778-5231
Treasurer: J. /Mien Morris, Jr., POBox 10955, Raleigh 27605 1-800-849-4433
Administative Assistant to the Bishop: F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
Duke Endowment Representative: W. Joseph Mann
(1 person from each district, 4 at large; equal clergy and lay to total 16 members)
BG:1996-ScottWilkerson, Da:1992-Julia Webb-Bowden, EC: 1 996-Steven N. Formo,
FA:1992-Earl Warren (membership less than 200), GO:1996-Dennis Draper, GR:1993-
Paul B. Scott, Jr., NB:1996-Karl Kendrick, RA:1996-Sang Woo Lee, RO:1993-Herbie
Oxendine, RM:1994-Charles Johnson, SA:1995-Elizabeth H. Hood, WI:1996-Thomas
Bostic, Four members at-large: [Temporarily extended to five members], 1992-Thomas
Black, 1993-Wilson Edward Barber, 1993-RobertE. Bergland, 1996-Theodore V. Carter
Sr. (membership less than 200), 1996-Benjamin McCallum, Jr.
FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION, COUNCIL ON
President: Cashar W. Evans, Jr., 69 Poteskeet Tr.,Kitty Hawk 27949 . (910)261-8282
Vice-president: R. Carl Frazier, Jr.,2965 Kildaire Farm Rd.,Cary 27511 (919)362-1666
Secretary: Laura Little,217 King George Rd., Greenville 27858-5615 . (919)756-5704
Treasurer: J. Allen Morris, Jr. POBox 10955, Raleigh 27605 1-800-849-4433
(18 at large with vote.l GCFA rep.with vote,4 ex officio without vote,totaling 23
members)
1989-George Jones, 1990-Mack Parker, 1992-C. Loyd Godley, Jr., 1992-Barton
Baldwin, 1992-Charles K. Morrison, 1993-Lawrence E. Johnson, 1993-Sylvia Harriss,
1993-Sandra J. Conner, 1994-Betty Wooten, 1995-Laura Little, 1995-George Hearn,
1996-G. Lee Caroll Jr., 1996-Debora Bronson, 1996-R. Carl Frazier, 1996-Bruce Taylor,
1996-Coy Clayton, 1996-Betty Hasty, 1996-William Lowry, Ex-Officio:Member GCFA
Cashar W. Evans, Jr., Cabinet Representative: Jack L. Hunter
INSURANCE, COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: H.Gray Southern,215 M.Church St., Durham 27701 . . . (919)683-1386
Vice-chairperson: TBE
Secretary: Richard L.Hanse,POBox 88,Kipling 27543 (919)552-2124
Conference Organization/Rosters 28
Ordained Ministry Reps., Richard Greenway, Caswell Shaw, Bill Sherman; Laity Reps.,
Gloria McAuley, TBE; Disability Comm. Reps., David Malloy, Larry Robinson; Health &
Human Services Reps., Rick Hanse, TBE; Pension Reps., Charles Crutchfield, Gray
Southern; Asst. to Bishop, F. Belton Joyner, Jr.; Group Admin., Caroline Buckland;
Controller, Sharon Strother; Conf. Treasurer, J. Allen Morris, Jr.
METHODIST BOARD OF PGBUCATION, INC.
(9 At Large Members Divided into 4 Year Classes for 5 Year Terms), Nine Elected
Members: 1992-L. Jane Smith, 1992-DorothyP. Jones, 1994-Jeanne Rouse, 1995-Peggy
Allen, 1996-Anna Workman, 1996-Dotsy Reynolds, 1996-Thomas Hollis, 1996-Bill
Poston, 1996-Patrice Cheasty-Miller, Ex-Officio: Conference Committee on Communi-
cations Chairperson, Conference Communications Staff Representative, Conference
Council Director, Editor, Cabinet Representative: Sam Wynn
MINISTERS' MOVING EXPENSE COMMITTEE
Chairperson: Mary Plummer,2104 Salem Church Rd.,Goldsboro 27530(919)734-5310
Vice-chairperson: TBE
Secretary: TBE
TBE (Equitable Compensation), F. Belton Joyner, Jr. (Ministerial Relations), Allen Norris
(Conference Treasurer), Cashar Evans (Chair, CFA), Three members at-large: Douglas
Bullard, Mary Plummer, Arietha Mcdougald
NOMINATIONS. COMMITTEE ON
Chairperson: Bishop Marion Edwards,POBox 10955,Ral 27605 . . 1-800-849-4433
The 12 District Superintendents, CCOM Executive Director, Conference Lay Leader,
COMM President, CGMW President, CGMY President, Religion & Race Representative,
COSROW Representative, 12 Persons Mamed by the Bishop
ORDAINED MINISTRY, BOARD OF
Chairperson: Roger V. Elliott,228 W.Edenton St.,Raleigh 27603 (919)832-7535
Vice-chairperson: Peggy O.Witt, 175 Midland Rd,Southern Pines28387 (910)692-3518
Secretary: Jonathan Strother,207 W.Market St,Hertford27944-l 152 . (910)426-5467
Division of Elders
Chairperson: Susan Pate Greenwood,2106 W.Nash St.,Wilson 27896 (919)237-4528
Vice-chairperson: WiWiam Braswell,1700 Ft.Bragg Rd,Fayetteville28303 (910)484-0181
Secretary: Wallace H. Kirby,POBox 240,Roxboro 27573-0240 (910)597-2054
Division of Deacons
Chairperson: Denise C. Waters,POBox 728,Chapel Hill 27514 (919)929-7191
Vice-chairperson: Richard Greenway.PGBox 2597,Buriington 27216 . (910)227-6263
Secretary: Connie Orander,1004 Wilshire Dr.,Cary 2751 1 (919)469-5322
Order of Elders
Chairperson: TBE
Order of Deacons
Chairperson: TBE
Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
Ba:1992-Rene' O. Bideaux, DG:1990-Wallace H. Kirby, 1990-Lisa Brown-Cole, 1992-
Russell E. Richey, 1995-Edith L. Cleaves, EC:1995-Samuel Duncan McMillan III, 1995-
Jonathan E. Strother, FA:1992-William E. Braswell, 1992-Homer Edward Morris,
GO: 1 992-Mark H. Kennedy, Jr., GR: 1 993-Milton T. Mann, NB: 1 989-William W. Sherman,
Jr., 1992-Milton H. Gilbert, 1992-A. Ray Broadwell, RA:1992-F. Owen Fitzgerald, Jr.,
1995-Roger V. Elliott, RO:1990-Paul G. Bunn, 1991-David O. Malloy, 1993-Larry
Robinson, RM: 1991 -Susan Pate Greenwood, 1994-Caswell E. Shaw, Jr., SA:1994-Peggy
O. Witt, 1995-Ray T. Gooch, Wl:1989-Jerry Lowry, 1992-Samuel D. McMillan, Jr., Lay
Members: Mabel Cummings, Sallie Jones, Harriett Wright, L. Merritt Jones, Connie
Grander, Willie Mae Jones, Burton King, Sue Kirkpatrick, Mark Gouriey, Diaconal
Members: Tony Argo, Patricia Hicks, Harold Jacobs, Denise Conner Waters, Sue Ellen
Nicholson, Susan Parker, Cynthia Powell, Richard Williams, Linda Logston, Representative
from Board of Diaconal Ministry: Richard O. Greenway, Walter W. Gaskins Jr., Cabinet
Representative: J. Thomas Smith
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Ordained Ministiy Investigation, Committee on
1996-Jo-Ann Oulton, 1992-Robert Shields, 1993-William A. Boykin, 1992-Eldrick
Davis, 1996-GaryAllred, 1996-E. Ray Brooks, 1 996-Kimberly Pollock, Alternates: 1993-
Albert F. Fisher, 1996-Morma Walters, 1996-Paul Leeland, 1996-Carolyn Smith, 1996-
David Spaulding
Diaconal AAinistry Investigation, Committee on (Par. 2623.4a)
Principals:Elaine Lilliston, William J. (Bill) Weisser, Carol Dell Hayes, Reserves:Margaret
Anne Biddle, Patricia Lykins
PENSIONS, BOARD OF
Chairperson: Woodrow W.Wells,Jr.,2000 E.6th St.Greenv'l 27858 . . (919)752-6154
Vice-chairperson: H.Gray Southern,215 W.Church St., Durham 27701.. (919)683-1386
Secretary: Carolyn R. Smith,POBox 134,Plymouth 27962 (919)793-2549
Treasurer: J. Allen Morris, Jr., POBox 10955, Raleigh 27605 1-800-849-4433
Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
1989-Susan Lindblade, 1991 -Doris Bluitt, 1992-Joseph Monroe, 1992-H. Gray
Southern, 1992-Woodrow W. Wells, Jr., 1993-James Arnold Oxendine, 1993-Clara
Cummings Wade, 1994-Charles Crutchfield, 1994-Charles Wentz, 1994-T. M. Faggart,
1994-Tommy L. Evans, 1996-Samuel Dixon, 1996-Louise Peterson, 1996-David Ward,
1996-Delores McLeod, 1 996-Faustina Walker, 1996-Simeon Cummings, 1996-Carolyn
Smith
TRUSTEES, CONFERENCE BOARD OF
President: William C.Simpson,Jr., POBox 2597,Burlington 27216 . . . (910)227-6263
Vice-president: Patricia Wiles,1808 Longwood Dr.,Raleigh 27612 . . . (919)848-1449
Secretary: Frank Thigpen,POBox 792,Robbins 27925 (910)948-3962
Class of 1996: 1 990-Elizabeth Keever, 1995-Gregory Bronson, 1996-William C. Simpson
Class of 1997: 1995-Patricia Wiles, 1996-Jack Reed, 1996-Frank Thigpen
Class of 1998: 1992-Charles Carpenter, 1993-Beth Yancey, 1996-Luther Douglas
Class of 1999: 1990-Charles Mercer, Jr., 1990-Mancy Marks, 1995-Wil Jackson
ANNCJAL AND TERM ELECTIONS
DISTRICT OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES
BURLINGTON DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Kathryn Self
Committee on District Superintendency:
Susan Allred, chairperson, Rex Brooks, Vickie Frye, Roy Harris, Michael Hobbs,
Jimmy Linnens, Raegan May, Pam Page, Michael Parker, Kathryn Self, Anna Gail
Workman
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Rodney Hamm; Susan Allred, Jo Ann Barbour, Bill Gattis, Samuel Holton, Alvin
Home, Randy Innes, Peggy Jenks, Rachel Moser, Marshall Old, Denny Wise
Board of Church Location and Building:
Rodney Hamm; 1996-97: Frances Byrd, Marshall Gates, Carson Wiggins; 1997-98:
Jeff Kerr, Jimmy Weaver; 1998-99: Rick Moser, Earl Loy, Jr., James Davis
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: Frank Apple, John Boone, Gerry White; 1997-98: Sarah Broadwell, Nell
Laton, John Patterson; 1998-99: J. D. Gwynn, Robert Hill, Judy Barnes
DURHAM DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Gloria McAuley
Committee on District Superintendency:
Albert Shuler, James Bolden, Bess Hunnings, Robinette Husketh, Burton King, Sybil
Leggett, Charles Morrison, Marion Tillett, Faye Watkins, Mark Wethington, Harriet
Wright
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Albert Shuler, Nancy Best, Lisa Cole, Edith Cleaves, Delores Langley, Robert O'Keef,
Robert Redmond, Jeff Roberts, Gray Southern, Julia Webb-Bowden, Mark
Wethington; Lay Observers: Robinette Husketh, Burton King
Board of Church Location and Building:
Albert Shuler, Johnny Branch, Mark Lykins, Felix Markham iV, Jeff Roberts,
Conference Organization/Rosters 30
chairperson, Roy Swaringen, James Ward
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: David Dobbs, Burton King, Shirley Yarn; 1997-98: Joseph Callahan,
Dorothy Jones, Ken Morris, Gray Southern; 1998-99: Delores Langley, Gerhardt
Miller, chairperson
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Beverly Small
Committee on Dbtrict Superintendency:
Marie Armstrong, Faye Berry, Lisa Bledsoe, Robert Castelloe, Clyde Denny, Cashar
Evans, chairperson, Marvina Mann, Patrick Morgan, Jr., William Ruth, Beverly Small,
William Mark Spence
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Bill Presnell, Clyde Denny, Glenn Everett, Charies McKenzie, S. D. McMillan ill,
Roderic Mullen, William Ruth, Carolyn Smith, Jonathan Strother; Lay Observer:
Margaret Saunders
Board of Church Location and Building:
Bill Presnell; Clergy: Alan Gibson, Haywood Gillikin, S. D. McMillan III; Lay: Marcus
Felton, J. Stanley Peel, Margaret Saunders, Herscal Williams
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: Jerry Downum, S. D. McMillan ill, Emily White; 1997-98: Cashar Evans.
Braxton Gillam III, Beverly Small; 1998-99: William Morgan, Stanley Peel, Chester
Saunders, chairperson
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Randy Harrison
Committee on District Superintendency:
1996-97: John Smith, Bruce Taylor, Ben Warrick; 1997-98: Loyd Godley, Stacy
Graves, Bill Johnson, Ray Wittman; 1998-1999: Bonnie Jones, Margaret Swanson;
Ex-Officio: Jimmy Crayton, Randy Harrison
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
1996-97: Stacey Graves, Helen McDonald, Robert Poulk; 1997-98: Danny Allen,
Duke Lackey, Susan Lindblade; 1 998-99: ChariieAstrike, Willie Mae Jones, Haywood
Smith; Members of Conference Board of Ordained Ministry: William Braswell,
chairperson, Raymond Wittman
Board of Church Location and Building:
1996-97:George Jones, chairperson, Harold Chrismon, Lewis Tutor; 1997-98: Tom
Hoogeriand, Greg Lawrence, Louis Merritt, Mina Townsend; 1998-99: Bob Hoover,
George Williford
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: Von Autry, Jr., Joseph Walker, Jr., chairperson, Sherrill Williams; 1997-98:
Dot Brower, Jennie Lou Exum; Eddie McDonald; 1998-99: Vance Neal, Lewis
Gpchurch, Delman Williamson
GOLDSBORO DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Ken Keesee
Committee on District Superintendency:
Ray Broadwell, Cari Guriey, Danny Hood, Jerry Keen, chairperson, Mark Kennedy,
Myrtle Ann Lumpkin, Marjorie Overman, John Paschal, John Roberts, Alma
Strickland
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
James C. Lee; Wayne Hicks, Mark Kennedy, Jr., chairperson, Charies Moseley,
Joyce Odom, John Paschal, Paul Stallsworth, Joseph Yow; Lay Observers: Paul
Bennett, Faye Harrell
Board of Church Location and Building:
James C. Lee; Clergy: Charies Eakin, Jean Hood, Virgil Huffman, Wallace Lewis, T
R. Miller; Lay: Bob Cousins, Bill Franklin, Preston Smith, PeaH West, William
Winslow
Board of Trustees:
James C. Lee; 1996-97: Lillian Bridgers, Hallett Mayo, Cecil Odom; 1997-98: R. A.
Oliver, John McNeil, Mrs. E. Henry Townsend; 1998-99: Margaret Boyd, Bobby Rex
Kornegay, Rex Markham; H. Jack Edwards, District Treasurer
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GREEIMVILLJE DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Barbara Matthews
Committee on District Superintendency:
Two Laywomen: Frances Daniels, Lala Williamson; Two Laymen: William Rasberry,
Leroy Whitfield; Two Clergy: Gayla Estes, Milton Mann, chairperson; Two Young
Adults: Norman Bryant, Charles Jenkins; Two Persons Selected by DS: Jack
Benfield, John Hood, Jr.
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Sid Huggins ill; Jack Benfield, Gayla Estes, Milton Mann, Eugene Tyson, Woodrow
Wells
Board of Church Location and Building:
Sid Huggins 111; Thomas Holtsclaw, Milton Mann, Randy Maynard, Charles Owens;
Lay: William Blount, Mitchell Jones, Leroy Whitfield
Board of Tmstees:
Sid Huggins 111; 1996-97: Robert Leggett, Laura Little, David Speir; 1997-98:
Mitchell Jones, O. P. Miller, Jr., John Morgan; 1998-99: Richard Cannon, S. P.
Hunt, Millie Matthis
NEW BERN DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Carol M. Hood
Committee on District Superintendency:
Clergy: William A. Boykin, Penny Dollar Farmer, E. Powell Osteen, Jr.; Laity: G. Lee
Carroll, chairperson. Ken Lymaster, Jill W. Smith, Joe Rhem Taylor, David Yeomans;
At Large: Grier Garrick, David Barley
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Samuel Wynn; Clergy: William A. Boykin, Leonard F. Doucette, Milton H. Gilbert,
chairperson, Carol W. Goehring, Charlene Pierce Guider, W.W. Sherman, Jr.; Lay:
Pat Daugherty, Carl Kendrick, Noel Proudfoot, Si B. Seymour
Board of Church Location and Building:
Samuel Wynn; 1996-97: E. Powell Osteen, Jr., Robert H. Stephens; 1997-98: Jan
Durner, David Goehring; 1998-99: Kathy Clark Dickens, Joseph C. Parker, Georgia
Wertman
Board of Tmstees:
Rudy Ashton, Gary Barker, Doug Gilchrist, Ed Guirkins, Alice May Koons, Sue Mack
Ridgeway, Bevin Wall, Anne Waller
RALEIGH DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Sillar G. Smith
Committee on District Superintendency:
Lay Leader: Sillar G. Smith; Two Laywomen: Doris Davis, Alice Snow; Two Laymen:
Walter Newman, Sam Strickland; Two Clergy: Douglas Jessee, Barbara Price; Two
At-large: Robert Pulley, Holly Walden; Appointed by DS: Bill Sharpe, Everlyna
Norwood
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Kermit Braswell; Clergy: Jesse Brunson, Roger Elliott, Carl Frazier, Jr., Glenda
Johnson, James Sutton, Karen Whitaker; Laity: Rosa Fleming, Henry Jarrett, Jeffrey
C. Jennings
Board of Church Location and Building:
Kermit Braswell; 1996-97: Betty Bagwell, Bob Thrower, Karen Whitaker; 1997-98:
Steve Compton, Gary Pratt, Becky Roberts; 1998-99: Joyce Mott, Jerry Owen, Pat
Wiles
Board of Tmstees:
1996-97: Melanie Crockett, James Edwards, Jim Wilson; 1997-98: Emily Gardner,
George Hearn, Roy Hutchins; 1998-99: Martha Driver, Charles Haynes, Richard
Stone
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Donald Bonner
Committee on District Superintendency:
Lay Leader: Donald Bonner; Two Laywomen: Clementine Graham, Cattle Mae Hunt;
Two Laymen: Steve Henry, Charles Wentz; Two Clergy: David Malloy, Dena White;
Two At-Large: Olivia Dowdy, Jessie Spell
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Committee on Ordained Ministry:
William Cummings, Wilbur Jackson, BillJames Locklear, David Malloy, chairperson,
Charles Pollock, Larry Robinson, Ben Rouse, Dena White; Lay Observers: J. W.
Hammond, Mary Harvin
Board of Church Location and Building:
1996-97: Robert Fairley, Jesse Lamm, J. R. McVicker, Jr.; 1997-98: J. Nelson
Gibson, Jr., Gurney Hunt, Wayne Stogner; 1998-99: Michael Eaves, Charles Pollock,
chairperson
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: Marjorie Blue, Meal D. Hicks, Jr., chairperson, James Stewart; 1997-98:
Henry McLeod, Mildred Mercer, Cabell Regan; 1998-99: Aggie Deese, James Kelly,
Harbert Moore
ROCKY MOGNT DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Fred M. Hight III
Committee on District Superintendency:
Frank Eagles, Relfe Edwards, Robert Frazier, Donald Glisson, Fred Hight, Elaine
Lilliston, Taylor Oakes, Charles Smith, Robert Wallace, Langill Watson
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Thomas Loftis; Sam Dixon, John Harwood, Jerry Juren, James Reavis, Caswell
Shaw, Arthur Wall, Robert Wallace; Lay Obser/er: Phil Beaman
Board of Church Location and Building:
Thomas Loftis; Clergy: Curtis Campbell, Gene Cobb, Robert Smith; Lay: C.C. Davis,
Tom Morris, Dan Vaughn
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: Ruby Braswell, Rosie Smoot; 1997-98: Reese Bailey, Ed Davenport; 1998-
99: Charles Flowers, Charles Ward
SAMFORD DISTRICT
Lay Leader: Donna Atkins
Committee on District Superintendency:
Donna Atkins, Mary Ellen Bender, Louise Davis, chairperson, Stella Farrow, Glenda
Glendenin, Ruth Lucier, Roland Home, Travis Owen, Julian Scott, Mary Von Canon
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Jack Hunter; Terry Bryant, Charles M. Cook, Ray Gooch, Paul Leeland, Benjamin
Melvin, Travis Owen, Peggy Witt
Board of Church Location and Building:
Jack L. Hunter; Clergy: Lovell Aills, William Mitchell, Arthur Warren, William Witt;
Lay: Donna Atkins, John D. Dixon,
J. R. Holt, Robert Pulver
Board of Trustees:
Brenda Brown, Doug Byrd, Earle Connelly, Ed Davis, chairperson, Glenda
Glendenin, Larry Opchurch
WILMINGTON DISTRICT
Lay Leader: David Dorsett
Committee on District Superintendency:
Robert Bergland, Jane Bye, David Dorsett, Ron Gooding, Mickey King, Teresa Lee,
chairperson, Gerald Massey, Jeanne Ray, Timothy Russell, Marjorie Stuckey
Committee on Ordained Ministry:
Ruth Harper; Fred Davis, Michael Elliott, Ecwood Lancaster, Tal Madison, P. D.
Midgett ill, Timothy Russell, David Wade, Lynn T. Wall; Lay Observers: Ron
Gooding, Linda Taylor
Board of Church Location and Building:
Ruth Harper; Clergy: Robert J. Bauman, Margaret B. Hockett, Gerald Massey, L. M.
Peele, Jr.; Lay: Frank Ballard, Jean Bullock, Arvel Heafner, Joe Johnson, Larry
Sneeden
Board of Trustees:
1996-97: Larry Crane, Matt Saunders, Betty Wooten; 1997-98: Frank 1. Ballard, Sr.,
Doug Boone, Linda Nunalee; 1998-99: Paul Campbell, Nancy Marks, Richard Zigler
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THE 1996 - 1997 ALPHABETICAL CONFERENCE DIRECTORY
*lndicates Preferred Mailing Address
Edwards, Marion M. [Marion] (Linda)
Bisliop, Raieigii Area
*P O Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
3116 Eton Rd., Raleigh, NC 27608 (H) (919) 782-0520
Minnick, Carlton P., Jr., [C. P.] (Mary Ann)
Retired Bishop
*5101 Coronado Dr., Raleigh, NC 27609 (H) (919) 787-4066
Aaron, Jr., Charles L. [Chuck] (Sandra)
(RO) 426.1 - Pastor, Staples-Kingsburg, SW Texas Conf FC
*P O Box 127. Staples. TX 78670 (O) (512) 357-6352
Adams, Anthony [Tony] (Ellen)
(Wl) Wesleyan Chapel - Associate - 12321 PL
2710 Market St, Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 251-9622
*518 Camwav Dr, Wilmington, NC 28403-3416 (H) (910) 392-6924
Adams, Dennis Marion [Dennis] (Lee)
(GR) St. James - Associate - 06131 FC
*2000 E 6th St, Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 752-6154
102 Dellwood Dr. Greenville, NC 27858-5405 (H) (919) 355-7480
Aills, Lovell R. [Lovell] (Barbara)
(SA) Carthage - 11091 FC
(O) (910) 947-2705
*P 0 Box 70. Carthage. NC 28327 (H) (910) 947-2472
Aitken, P. Wesley [Wesley] (Ruth)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*2909 Harriman Dr, Durham. NC 27705-5423 (H) (919) 489-5491
Alexander, Frank L. [Frank] (Millie)
(EC) Hebron - 3022 RM
*P0 Box 95. Columbia. NC 27925-0095 (H) (919) 796-1506
Alexander, Gayle T. [Gayle] (Kathryn)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*1018 Edith St. Burlington, NC 27215-3479 (H) (910) 226-6390
Alexander, Jr., J. C. [J. C] (Sue)
(BU) ABLC - Prof.& Assoc.Dean, Western Carolina University FC
201 Stillwell, Cullowhee, NC 28723 (O) (704) 227-7646
*RR 3 Box 199. Sylva. NC 28779-9518 (H) (704) 586-5220
Allen, Danny G. [Danny] (June)
(FA) Grace - 04041 FC
*800 Smith St, Clinton, NC 28328 (O) (910) 592-3497
301 Fairfax St. Clinton, NC 28328-2114 (H) (910) 592-4195
Allen, Ebern Earl [Ebern] (Kay)
(BU) Phillips Chapel - 01381 FC
2557 Brucewood Rd, Graham, NC 27253 (O) (910) 578-5180
*2557 Brucev\/ood Rd. Graham. NC 27253-9004 (H) (910) 578-2143
Allen, Frank Bruce [Bruce] (Susan)
(EC) Pilmoor Memorial - 03301 FC
(O) (919) 232-2136
*P0 Box 65. Currituck. NC 27929-0065 (H) (919) 232-3391
Allen, Jr., Gordon E. [Gordon] (Alice P.)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*1843 Lynne Ave. Henderson. NC 27536-2921 (H) (919) 492-2697
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Allen, Jeanne B. [Jeanne] (Jack) Email: jna83845@acpub.duke.edu
(DU) Stem-Bullocks - 02530 SL
*P.O. Box 10, Stem, NC 27581-0010 (H) (919) 528-1080
Allen, Willie F. [Willie] (Alice Faye)
(Wl) Pleasant Grove - 12201 PL
RR 2 Box 990, Bladenboro, NC 28320
*RR 1 Box 105B. Elizabethtown. NC 28337-8903 (H) (910) 866-4453
Allred, Gary E. [Gary] (Lou Ann)
(RA) Sunrise - 08641 FC
*P O Box 295, Holly Springs, NC 27540-0295 (O) (919) 557-6486
1704 Balfour Downs Cir., Fuquav-Varina. NC 27526 (H) (919) 557-6486
Allred, Susan Lutz [Susan] (Herb)
(BU) Aldersgate - 01121 FC
*632 Laurel Hill Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (O) (919) 968-6231
1306 Leclair St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-3033 (H) (919) 942-5177
Altman, Jr., William Howard [Bill]
(EC) North Gates - 03260 FL
*P O Box 38, Gates, NC 27937 (H) (919) 357-1620
Anderson, Austin [Austin] (Margaret)
(RM) Hollister - 10121 IS
*62 Golf Course Rd, Littleton, NC 27850-9419 (H) (919) 586-3472
Andrews, Chester J. [Chester]
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*2616 Erwin Rd Unit 174, Durham, NC 27705-3821 (H) (919) 309-9132
Andrews, Jr., John C. [John] (Nancy)
(GO) Magnolia - 05270 FC
*P O Box 307, Magnolia, NC 28453 (H) (910) 289-2736
Archer, Patricia H. [Irish] (Noah)
(Wl) Diaconal Minister DM
*1403 Market St., Wilmington, NC 28401 (O) (910) 762-3316
982 St. Andrews Dr., #201, Wilmington, NC 28412 (H) (910) 452-1654
Argo, D. Anthony [Tony] (Karen)
(FA) Diaconal Minister DM
*1700 Fort Bragg Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28303 (O) (910) 484-0181
610 Greenland Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28305-4528 (H) (910) 485-7419
Armistead, Roger Addison [Roger] (Diane)
(Wl) Shallotte Circuit - 12250 FL
*P0 Box 2557, Shallotte, NC 28459-2557 (H) (910) 754-6439
Armstrong, Edward P. [Ed] (Sara)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*2418 Turtle Bay Rd, New Bern, NC 28562-7313 (H) (919) 633-3465
Armstrong III, R. Martin [Martin] (Eleanor) Email: x4x5p6kn@coastalnet.com
(NB) Dover-Clarks - 07110 FC
PO Box 188, Dover, NC 28526 (O) (919) 523-9938
*P0 Box 188, Dover, NC 28526-0188 (H) (919) 523-9938
Arthurs, Jeffrey D. [Jeff] (Kayne)
(RA) Flat Rock - 08131 PM
(O) (919) 492-0976
*3280 Sattenvhite Point Rd., Henderson. NC 27536-9783 . . . (H) (919) 438-3360
Auman, James A. [Jim]
(BU) Retired Minister RM
(O) (910) 697-0444
*2400 Freeman Mill Rd, Greensboro, NC 27406-3912 (H) (910) 273-3981
Aycock, John D. [John] (Fran)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 157, Rowland, NC 28383-0157 (H) (910)422-3156
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Aydlett, Jr., W. Christopher [Chris] (Angle) Email: aydlettc@3rddoor.com
(RM) Hawkins-Tabor - 10110 FC
*RR 2 Box 320. Littleton, NC 27850-9669 (H) (919) 586-3993
Bailey, James E. [Jim] (Caren C.)
(RA) Norlina - 08281 FC
PO Box 356, Norlina, NC 27563 (O) (919) 456-2606
*P0 Box 356, Norlina, NC 27563 (H) (919) 456-3150
Bailey, James H. [Jim] (Helen)
(RA) Highland - 08381 FC
*1901 Ridge Rd, Raleigh, NC 27607 (O) (919) 787-4240
3021 Svlvania Dr. Raleigh. NC 27607-3029 (H) (919) 787-4810
Baird, Jr., L. William [Bill] (Brenda)
(BU) Saint Lukes -01411 OD
*752 Greenwood Dr, Burlington, NC 27217 (O) (910) 584-0648
1114 Greenwood Dr. Burlington, NC 27217-8004 (H) (910) 584-7390
Baker, Gerald Kevin [Kevin] (Denise) Email: kbaker@interpath.com
(EC) Creswell - 03070 PM
*951 Weston Rd.. Creswell. NC 27928 (H) (919) 797-4355
Baker, M. Randall [Randall] (Freda)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*1300 Airlee Ave, Kinston. NC 28501-2042 (H) (919) 527-4814
Baldridge, Robert L. [Bob] (Janice) Email: august@nando.net
(RA) ABLC - Executive Director, CCOM FC
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
3117 Cartwright Dr. Raleigh. NC 27612-2177 (H) (919) 782-9507
Baldwin, Sr, Richard C. [Richard] (Kay)
(Wl) Mishop Springs - 12351 PL
*48 Augusta Dr. Yaupon Beach. NC 28465-8334 (H) (910) 278-9388
Ballance, Bernice Mae [Bernice]
(FA) Retired Deaconness DM
*POBox 247. NW Lofton St.. Lillington. NC 27546-0247 (H) (910) 893-5534
Bame, Robert L. [Bob] (Helen)
(GO) Retired Minister RM
(O) (919) 734-2965
*P0 Box 569. Pikeville. NC 27863-0569 . (H) (919) 242-5631
Banks, David A. [David] (Jerri M.)
(NB) Saint Peters - 07251 FC
111 Hodges St, Morehead City, NC 28557 (O) (919) 726-2175
M905 Holly Ln. Morehead City, NC 28557-2685 (H) (919) 726-0491
Barbee, William Lee [Bill] (Myrtle)
(GR) Hobgood - 06160 ROM
*P0 Box 545, Macclesfield. NC 27852-0545 (H) (919) 827-5997
Barber, Morris L. [Morris] (Leoma)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*156 Will Rd., Eagle Springs, NC 27242 (H) (910) 948-2283
Barber, Wilson Edward [Eddie] (Jane)
(RA) Disability Leave FC
*P0 Box 4931. Emerald Isle. NC 28594-4931 (H) (919) 354-5635
Barbour, Berry O. [Berry] (Dixie)
(Wl) Whiteville - 12341 FC
902 Pinckney St, Whiteville, NC 28472 (O) (910) 642-3376
*410 Edqewood Cir. Whiteville. NC 28472-3636 (H) (910) 642-3775
Barfield, W. Clark [Clark]
(GR) Pink Hill-Beulaville - 06270 FC
*P O Box 25. Pink Hill. NC 28572 (H) (919) 568-3271
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Barrett, Troy J. [Troy] (Robbie)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*104 Twin Oaks PI, Gary, NC 27511-5566 (H) (919) 467-4488
Bass, Jr., Everette F. [Chip] (Nancy)
(RO) Asbury - 09221 PL
(O) (910) 738-7183
*3645 Kale Dr.. Lumberton. NC 28358 (H) (910) 628-0807
Bass, Sr., Walton N. [Walt] (Emma Deane)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*2021 Walnut St. Durham. NC 27705-3279 (H) (919) 286-3545
Bates, Sally Glenn [Sally]
(RA) Hayes Barton - Associate - 08371 PM
*P O Box 6088, Raleigh, NC 27628 (O) (919) 832-6435
3319 Milton Rd., Raleigh. NC 27609 (H) (919) 782-8923
Bauman, Robert J. [Bob] (Kelley)
(Wl) Sunset Park - 12421 FC
*406 Central Blvd. Wilmington, NC 28401 (O) (910) 762-8866
913 Lorraine Cir N, Wilmington, NC 28412-7744 (H) (910) 392-0042
Beane, Kenneth E. [Ken] (Margaret)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*532 Rock Canyon Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28303-3275 (H) (910) 867-5412
Beck, David Jack [David] (Charline)
(FA) Marvin - 04381 SL
*RR 7 Box 267, Fayetteville, NC 28306-9407 (H) (910) 484-8706
Bedsworth, Ellis J. [Ellis] (Betty)
(NB) Marshallberg - Smyrna - 07212 RM
*P0 Box 66, Marshallberg, NC 28553
PO Box 66, Marshallberg, NC 28553-0066 (H) (919) 729-2261
Beeson, Jr., Gilbert W. [Gilbert] (Barbara)
(FA) ABLC - Past.Couns., Fayetteville Fam.Life Ctr. FC
114 Highland Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28305 (O) (910) 484-0176
*6001 Poland Ct, Fayetteville, NC 28314-0952 (H) (910) 868-9263
Belcher, Carl Dean [Carl] (Terry Dale)
(BU) New Sharon - 01371 FC
(O) (919) 732-5144
*1601 New Sharon Church Rd, Hillsborough. NC 27278-8800 (H) (919) 732-4243
Bell, James Douglas [Jim] (Melody)
(Wl) Hampstead - 12151 FC
*15395 Hwy 17, Hampstead, NC 28443 (O) (910) 270-4648
821 Soundview Dr., Hampstead. NC 28443 (H) (910) 270-3464
Bender, Mary Ellen [Mary Ellen]
(SA) Cool Springs - 11501 PL
PO Box 374. Candor. NC 27229-0374 (H) (910) 974-7340
Benfield, Jack M. [Jack] (Jane)
(GR) Westminster - 06211 FC
*P0 Box 1007, Kinston, NC 28503 (O) (919) 522-3334
1214 Stockton Rd. Kinston. NC 28501-2163 (H) (919) 522-1248
Benjamin, Shane Mario [Shane] (Sherry)
(DU) Good Shepherd - 02201 PM
3324 Wake Forest Hwy.. Durham, NC 27703 (O) (919) 596-8516
M12 Belmont Dr.. Durham. NC 27712 (H) (919) 596-7660
Benson, Ann Giles [Ann Giles] (Donald)
(GR) Robersonville - 06291 FC
*P O Box 397, Robersonville. NC 27871 (H) (919) 795-4663
Benson, David C. [David] (Cathy C.)
(GO) Benson - 05010 FC
*P O Box 72, Benson, NC 27504 (O) (919) 894-3028
305 E. Hill St.. Benson. NC 27504 (H) (919) 894-3004
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Benson, Laura J.S. [Laura] (Walt)
(RA) St. Francis - Associate - 08081 OM
*2965 Kildaire Farm Rd., Gary, NC 27511 (O) (919) 362-1666
5731 Magellan Way. #308. Raleigh. NC 27612 (H) (919) 510-0714
Bergland, John K. [John] (Barbara)
(FA) Retired Minister - 04191 RM
*RR 1 Box 2B. Roseboro. NC 28382-9701 (H) (910) 531-3485
Bergland, Robert E. [Bob] (Ellen)
(Wl) Elizabethtown: Trinity - 12271 FC
*P0 Box 336, Elizabethtown, NC 28337 (O) (910) 862-3706
2106 2nd Ave. Elizabethtown. NC 28337-9541 (H) (910) 862-3654
Best, Nancy R. [Nancy Ruth]
(DU) ABLC - Chaplain, Durham Regional Hospital FC
3643 N Roxboro Rd, Durham, NC 27704 (O) (919) 470-4000
*3308 Bahama Rd. Rougemont. NC 27572-9450 (H) (919) 471-3910
Biddle, Margaret Anne [Margaret Anne]
(RA) Diaconal Minister DM
*P O Box 10917, Raleigh, NC 27605-0917 (O) (919) 828-0345
5850 Branchwood Rd.. Raleigh. NC 27609 (H) (919) 878-5428
Bideaux, Rene O. [Rene] (Rebecca) Email: rbideaux@aol.com
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*28 Golf Course Rd. Waynesville. NC 28786-2630 (H) (704) 452-5455
Billups, Douglas W. [Doug] (Kat)
(RM) Bethlehem-York - 10230 PL
*339 Taylor St. Enfield. NC 27823-1539 (H) (919) 445-4187
Bingham, William Allen [Allen] (Cindy)
(NB) Swansboro - Associate - 02462 FC
*P0 Box 847, Swansboro, NC 28584 (O) (910) 326-4822
836 S Dogwood Ln. Swansboro. NC 28584-8719 (H) (910) 326-1236
Bissett, Jay W. [Jay] (Monica)
(BU) Chestnut Ridge - 01161 SL
*3521 Chestnut Ridge Church Rd. Efland. NC 27243 (H) (919) 563-5108
Bissette, Lester C. [Lester] (Catherine)
(NB) Riverside - 0731 1 RM
405 Avenue A, New Bern, NC 28560 (O) (919) 637-9326
*P0 Box 937. Bailey, NC 27807-0937 (H) (919) 235-5824
Bizzell, Jr., Henry A. [Henry] (Grace)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*203 S Church St. Newton Grove. NC 28366-7515 (H) (910) 594-0431
Black, Bobby C. [Bobby] (Marybel)
(SA) ABLC - Chaplain Village Chapel FC
*P0 Box 1060, Pinehurst, NC 28374 (O) (910) 295-6003
15 Gray Fox Run. Pinehurst. NC 28374-9056 (H) (910) 295-6875
Blackburn, Linwood E. [Linwood] (Polly (Johnsie))
(RM) Retired Minister RM
PO Box 1423, Wilson, NC 27894 (O) (919) 237-6121
*102 Brentwood Dr N. Wilson. NC 27893-1808 (H) (919) 237-5518
Blanchard, Diane M. C. [Diane]
(DU) Banks-Grove Hill - 02040 FC
*2632 Hwy 96. Franklinton. NC 27525 (H) (919) 528-2423
Blanchard, George F. [George] (Lillian)
(SA) Disability Leave FC
*RR 1 Box 333WW. Fayetteville. NC 28301-9720 (H) (910) 486-8756
Blanchard, Randy Coy [Randy] Email: rcblanch@ix.netcom.com
(RA) Jenkins Memorial - 08391 FC
*725 N. Boylan Ave., Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 833-4306
1700 Lorimer Rd. Raleigh. NC 27606-2628 (H) (919) 851-5575
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Blankenhorn, Richard R. [Dick] (May)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*P O Box 1012, Misenheimer, NC 28109 (H) (704) 463-1302
Blue, Henry Lee [Henry] (Bessie)
(RO) Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter - 09102 PL
119 W. Elwood Ave, Raeford, NC 28376 (O) (910) 875-2121
*5102 Laurlnburg Rd.. Raeford. NC 28376 (H) (910) 875-4675
Blue, John Robert [John] (Linda)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*31 Twin Valley Est.. Huntington. WV 25704 (H) (304) 453-1019
Boggs, Clyde S. [Clyde]
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
*317 Wimbledon (c/o J.Bowman). Wilmington. NC 28412 . . . . (H) (910) 392-6899
Bogie, Edward F. [Ed] (Ruth)
(DU) Glendale Heights - 02191 FC
908 Leon St, Durham, NC 27704 (O) (919) 220-6138
M410 David St, Durham, NC 27704-1437 (H) (919) 477-5270
Bone, Jesse V. [Jesse] (Mary)
(RO) Saint Luke - 09201 FC
*1501 Turnpike Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352 (O) (910) 276-6821
1703 Anita Dr, Laurinburg, NC 28352-5301 (H) (910) 276-6918
Boone, Sidney G. [Sidney] (Katherine)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 411, Nashville, NC 27856-0411 (H) (919) 459-7758
Bostick, Joseph K. [Joe] (Julia)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*806 Faircloth St. Raleigh. NC 27607-4014 (H) (919) 834-0814
Bowden, Jr., R. Lawrence (Julia) Email: rlbowden@aol.com
(DU) Pleasant Green - 02251 FC
*3005 Pleasant Green Rd, Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 383-5764
5532 Jomali Dr, Durham, NC 27705-8392 (H) (919) 383-1397
Bowman, Daniel D. [Dan] (Dolores)
(RM) Seaboard - Associate - 10330 RM
*P0 Box 23, Milwaukee. NC 27854-0023 (H) (919) 585-1306
Bowman, John M. [John] (Fayette)
(RM) Milwaukee - 10162 AM
*P0 Box 177. Milwaukee. NC 27854-0177 (H) (919) 585-1010
Boyd, Joseph Earl [Earl] (Loraine)
(NB) Haw Branch - 07161 PL
*1536 Country club Rd.. Morehead City. NC 28557 (H) (919) 247-9597
Boyette, Lynwood C. [Lynwood] (Louise)
(RA) Union Chapel - 08551 FC
*6479 Raleigh Rd.. Kittrell. NC 27544-9704 (H) (919) 438-6978
Boykin, William Alton [Bill]
(NB) Richlands - 07371 FC
*P0 Box 308, Richlands, NC 28574 (O) (910) 324-5464
PQ Box 1284. Richlands, NC 28574-1284 (H) (910) 324-3665
Bradshaw, Francis C. [Brad] (Sue)
(EC) Kitty Hawk - 03181 FC
*P O Box 900, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949 (O) (919) 261-2062
803 W Kitty Hawk Rd. Kitty Hawk, NC 27949-4237 (H) (919) 261-2707
Brady, William H. [Herman] (Ruth)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*14050 US Highway 15 501, Aberdeen, NC 28315 (H) (910) 944-2505
Branch, Johnny H. [Johnny] (Susan)
(DU) Aldersgate - 02091 FC
*1714 Bivins Rd, Durham, NC 27712 (O) (919) 477-0509
1818 Grande Oaks Rd, Durham, NC 27712-2046 (H) (919) 477-0068
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Braswell, Kermit L. [Kermit] (Alice)
(RA) Raleigh District Super. pr
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 834-5100
6201 Godfrey Dr. Raleigh. NC 27612-6717 (H) 919 787-4660
Braswell, William E. [Bill] (Patricia) \ m ^} 'oi ^ddu
(FA) Haymount - 06391 Pq
*1700 Fort Bragg Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28303 (O) (910) 484-0181
1450 Pine Valley Loop. Fayetteville. NC 28305-5217 . . . . . (H) (910) 486-0838
Broadwell, A. Ray [Ray] (Melissa)
(NB) Swansboro - 07431 Pq
*P O Box 847, Swansboro, NC 28584 (O) (910) 326-4822
613 Russell St.. Swansboro, NC 28584 (H) (910) 326-4373
Brock, Leon M. [Leon]
(Wl) Retired Local Pastor rL
*P0 Box 916, Leiand. NC 28451-0916 (H) (910) 371-9894
Brooks, E. Ray [Ray] (Sue) " —
(RO) Pembroke: First - 09341 PC
*100 Breece St., Pembroke, NC 28372 (O) (910) 521-8197
727 Brookfield St., Pembroke. NC 28372-9401 (H) (910) 521-9041
Brooks, Rex Eugene [Rex] (Carolyn)
(BU) Mebane - 01331 pr
*200 S 4th St, Mebane, NC 27302 (O) (919) 563-4301
205 S 4th St. Mebane. NC 27302-2641 (H) i919! 563-1661
Brown, Gary H. [Gary] ' "
(Wl) Wesley Memorial - Associate - 12441 ROM
1401 S College Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 791-4092
M23 W. West St.. Southoort, NC 28461 (HU91q{ 457-6710
Brown, James Stanley [Stan] (Christa)
(NB) Oriental - 07331 PC
*P0 Box 70, Oriental, NC 28571 (O) (919) 249-0213
PO Box 949. Oriental. NC 28571 (H) (919) 249-0229
Brown, James C. P. [James] (Martha)
(SA) Retired Minister rI^
*380 Swoope Dr, Southern Pines. NC 28387-2735 (H) (910) 695-0767
Brown, Philip Sherman [Phil] (Carol) " —
(SA) ABLC - Exec.Dir., Penick Mem. Home, So. Pines FC
*P0 Box 2001, Southern Pines, NC 28388 (O) (910) 692-0300
667 Shady Grove Rd. Carthage, NC 28327-6919 (H) (910) 949-2148
Brown, Kalph A. [Ralph] (Jeannie)
(NB) Faith - 07291 PC
Ml 71 US Highway 17 S. New Bern. NC 28562 (O) (919) 633-6826
Brown, Samuel H. [Sam] (Beverly)
(RA) Calvary - 08041 rI\/I
*1809 Lynn Rd. Raleigh. NC 27612-6822 (H) (919) 676-8597
Brown III, Vernon W. [Vernon] (Mary Anne)
(NB) Leave of Absence - Leave of Absence FC
*664 Westwood Ct.. Swansboro. NC 28584 (H) (910) 326-5405
PrrP.y^!?^y^^®'®y Preeland [Wes] (Jane) Email: wbrown@mail.duke.edu
(DU) ABLC - Assoc.Dean,Dev.& Alumni Affairs, Duke Divinity Sch FC
*P0 Box 90966, Durham, NC 27708 .... (O) (919) 660-3456
25 Falling Water Dr. Durham. NC 27713-7729 (H) (919) 490-1339
Browning, Paul C. [Paul] (Winnie) '
(NB) Retired Minister rI^
*609 Fitzhugh St. Ravenswood. WV 26164-1315 (H) (304) 273-3635
Brownlee, David E. [David] (Irene) Email: brownlee@interpath.com
(RA) Fuquay-Varina - 08151 FC
*402 N Main St, Fuquay Varina, NC 27526 (O) (919) 552-4331
806 E Academy St. Fuouay Varina. NC 27526-2245 (H) (919) 552-2700
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Brunson, Jesse [Jesse] (Doris)
(RA) Wilson Temple - 08531 FC
1023 Oberlin Rd, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 828-9989
*1021 Oberlin Rd, Raleigh, NC 27605-1198 (H) (919) 828-1244
Bryan, Everette E. [Everette] (Christine)
(GO) Retired Minister RAM
M09 Shadowy La., Goldsboro, NC 27530 (H) (919) 736-2192
Bryan, Harriet J. [Harriet] Email: hjbryan@aol.com
(RA) St. Andrews - Associate - 08171 OM
*1201 Maxwell Dr., Raleigh, NC 27603-4266 (O) (919) 772-4410
910 Seventh Ave.. #34D. Garner. NC 27529
Bryan, James L. [Jerry] (Margaret)
(BU) Christ-Cedar Cliff - 01252 FC
4683 Cedar Cliff Rd, Graham, NC 27253-9100 (O) (910) 376-6321
*4683 Cedar Cliff Rd, Graham, NC 27253-9100 (H) (910) 376-3829
Bryant, Charles V. [Charles] (Wanda)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*327 Wiggins Point Rd.. Oriental, NC 28571-0863 (H) (919) 249-1669
Bryant, Terry A. [Terry] (Linda)
(SA) Jonesboro - 11331 FC
*P0 Box 2576, Sanford, NC 27331 (O) (919) 775-7023
625 Spottswood Dr. Sanford, NC 27330-3430 (H) (919) 775-2616
Buffaloe, Janet Kennedy [Janet] (Bill)
(SA) Biscoe-Bascom's Chapel - 11032 FC
(O) (910) 428-1008
*P0 Box 88, Biscoe, NC 27209-0088 (H) (910) 428-4862
Bundy, Robert F. [Bob] (Inez)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*118 Pinesage Dr., West End, NC 27376 (H) (910) 295-9276
Bunn, Paul G. [Paul] (Dot)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
1000 Wesley Pines Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358 (O) (910) 738-9691
*5505 Azalea Dr, Lumberton, NC 28358-8405 (H) (910) 671-0506
Burgess, Roy O. [Roy] (Gladys E.)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 137, Atlantic, NC 28511-0137 (H) (919) 225-5431
Burns, Jr., Donald E. [Don] (Sandra S.)
(SA) Sandhills Circuit - 11352 IS
(O) (910) 673-3756
*2138 Windblow Rd. Jackson Springs, NC 27281-9124 (H) (910) 974-4206
Burns, William A. [William] (Monica)
(RO) Hickory Grove - 09151 PL
*RR 1 Box 73-H. Shannon, NC 28386-9801 (H) (910) 843-4337
Burnside, Jr., Hobart W. [Hobie] (Mary Jane)
(NB) Harlowe-Oak Grove - 03192 FC
*5129 US Highway 101, Newport, NC 28570 (H) (919) 447-1779
Butner III, Rufus Ernest [Rufus] (Lucia)
(BU) Cobb Circuit - 01170 FC
*6258 Park Springs Rd, Pelham, NC 27311-8843 (H) (910) 388-2489
Butson, John D. [John] (Shari)
(RO) Saint Pauls - 09521 FC
*P0 Box 483, Maxton, NC 28364 (O) (910) 844-3792
201 S Elm St, Maxton, NC 28364-2211 (H) (910) 844-5463
Byers II, Leonard C. [Len] (Denise)
(BU) ABLC - Director, Dept. Pastoral Care, Cleveland Mem. Hosp FC
201 Grover St., Shelby, NC 28150 (O) (704) 487-3848
*804 Churchill Dr, Shelby. NC 28150-6006 (H) (704) 484-1620
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Byrd, Jr., Albert DeWitt [AD] (Rose)
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 427. Calypso. NC 28325-0427 (H) (919) 658-4463
Byrd, Douglas L. [Douglas] (Carolyn)
(RA) ABLC - Exec.Dir., UM Foundation Inc. FC
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
4909 Deer Garden Ct, Raleigh, NC 27606-4336 (H) (919) 851-1595
Byrd, Nathan H. [Nathan] (Jackie)
(BU) Disability Leave FC
*PQ Box 1868, Banner Elk. NC 28604-1868 (H) (704) 898-6687
Cameron, Angus McKay [Angus] (Kay)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*459 Romine Pike Rd. Siler City, NC 27344-6697 (H) (919) 742-2567
Cameron, Hugh H. [Hugh] (Maryella)
(RA) Benson Memorial - 08331 FC
4706 Creedmoor Rd, Raleigh, NC 27612 (O) (919) 787-0789
*3004 Walton Heath Ct, Raleigh, NC 27612-6370 (H) (919) 787-1735
Campbell, Curtis W. [Curtis]
(Wl) Wesleyan Chapel - 12321 FC
*P 0 Box 10472, Wilmington, NC 28405 (O) (910) 686-4041
204 Gun Raven La.. Wilmington. NC 28405
Campbell, Dennis Marion [Dennis] (Leesa) Email: dennisc@mail.duke.edu
(DU) ABLC - Dean, Duke Divinity School FC
*P0 Box 90968, Durham, NC 27708 (O) (919) 660-3434
3 Pilling PI, Durham. NC 27707-5087 (H) (919) 489-5405
Campbell, Jerry Dean [Jerry] (LaVeta) Email: jerryc@calvin.usc.edu
(DU) ABLC - Librarian, USC FC
Doheny Library, USC, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0182 (O) (213) 740-7317
*1340 Carnarvon Dr., Pasadena, CA 91103 (H) (818) 793-6138
Cannon, Jr., Pollard Gray [Paul] (Rosemary)
(NB) Hubert:Oak Grove - 07171 PL
P O Box 159, Hubert, NC 28539 (O) (910) 326-3454
*461 Bear Creek Rd., Hubert. NC 28539 (H) (910) 326-6681
Capps, Clingman C. [Cling] (Pat)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*2101 Richardson Dr. Reidsville, NC 27320-5910 (H) (910) 349-2617
Garden, Billy M. [Billy] (Peggy)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*133 Tanglewood Shores Rd.. Semora. NC 27343 (H) (910) 599-8716
Carpenter, Jr., Robert L. [Bob] (Judy)
(NB) Cedar Island-Sea Level - 07090 FC
*P0 Box 599. Cedar Island, NC 28520-0599 (H) (919) 225-1141
Carpenter, Zella Sparks [Zella] (Ray Douglas)
(GR) Maury - Mt. Hermon - 06260 PM
*PQ Box 100, Maury, NC 28554-0100 (H) (919) 747-5019
Carson, W. Eric [Eric] (Melissa)
(RA) Saint James - 08471 FC
*3808 Saint James Church Rd, Raleigh, NC 27604 (O) (919) 876-5796
3208 Craven Dr, Raleigh, NC 27609-6916 (H) (919) 782-7289
Carter III, G. Rosser [Ross] (Sarah) Email: carter@netpath.net
(BU) Center - 01511 SL
*9203 Center Church Rd. Snow Camp. NC 27349-9701 (H) (910) 376-8032
Carter, Sr., Theodore V. [Ted] (Bertha)
(RA) Cokesbury - 08341 FC
*P0 Box 14047, Raleigh, NC 27620 (O) (919) 231-6277
3004 Little John Rd. Raleigh. NC 27610-4234 (H) (919) 231-8589
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Cash, Warren S. [Warren] (Rose)
(GR) Holly Springs - 06171 AM
19621 US Hwy 64, Williamston, NC 27892 (O) (919) 792-3617
*19591 US Hwv 64. Williamston. NC 27892-9104 (H) (919) 792-6105
Casteel, Joseph W. [Joe] (Wanda)
(SA) Pleasant Hill - 11300 AM
1535 N Moore Rd, Robbins, NC 27325 (O) (910) 464-3501
*1595 N Moore Rd, Robbins, NC 27325-8259 (H) (910) 464-3644
Cauley, Marty Jeffrey [Marty] (Julie) Email: mjc6@acpub.duke.edu
(BU) Lebanon-Carr -01320 SL
*5716 Lebanon Rd. Mebane. NC 27302-8818 (H) (919) 563-6063
Caviness, Jr., James W. [James] (Jackie)
(FA) Union - 04491 AM
RR 2 Box 245R, Lillington. NC 27546 (O) (910) 893-3847
*RR 2 Box 245R. Lillinqton. NC 27546-9640 (H) (910) 893-3789
Chaffin, J. Claude [Claude] (Lucille)
(SA) Little River-Melton's Gr. -11200 RM
*556 Jonah Rd. Glendon. NC 27325-7301 (H) (910) 464-3587
Chandler, Daniel Ross [Daniel]
(DU) ABLC - Vis.Scholar, Northwestern Univ, Evanston, IL FC
*P O Box 953. Evanston, IL 60204-0953
Chandler, George P. [Pat] (Tona)
(FA) ABLC - Prof., Columbia College, Columbia SC FC
PO Box 977, Columbia, SC 29202 (O) (803) 786-3755
*2455 Myrtle Beach Hwy. Sumter, SC 29153-8939 (H) (803) 495-3805
Chandler, Larry Michael [Larry] (Beverly)
(RO) Fairview - 09091 IS
*Rt. 1. Box 42. Pembroke. NC 28372 (O) (910) 521-0832
Cheasty-Miller, Patrice A. [Patrice] (Gary)
(DU) Duke's Chapel - 02171 FC
*807 Old Oxford Rd., Durham, NC 27704 (O) (919) 220-1056
513 Hardscrabble Dr.. Hillsborough. NC 27278 (H) (919) 471-5055
Check, John Michael [John] (Sheryl)
(RM) St. Paul - 10301 FC
P O Box 7187, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 443-3468
*800 York St.. Rocky Mount, NC 27803 (H) (919) 977-2785
Cheek, W. Hoyt [Hoyt] (Helen)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*1268 Basstown Rd, Clinton. NC 28328-7688 (H) (910) 564-2713
Cheezem, Clyde B. [Clyde] (Sherry)
(GR) Williamston: First - 06421 FC
(O) (919) 792-3360
*114 E Church St. Williamston, NC 27892-2410 (H) (919) 792-2802
Cherry, Corbin L. [Corbin] (Beverley)
(EC) ABLC - Chaplain, VA Medical Ctr. FC
(O) (415) 221-4810
*245 Morninqsun Ave, Mill Valley. CA 94941-3503 (H) (415) 388-8221
Cheyney, Stephen R. [Steve] (Bridgett) Email: umyf@aol.com
(Wl) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PM
5123 Revere Rd., Durham, NC 27713 (O) (919) 544-1018
*P0 Box 2541. Durham, NC 27715 (H) (919) 405-2001
Chou, Lily Ker [Lily] (Leiand Li-Chung Chou)
(DU) Granville Circuit - 02310 SL
*107 Pine Tree Dr.. Oxford. NC 27565 (H) (919) 693-6007
Chrismon, Sr., Harold M. [Pete] (Jackie)
(FA) Cokesbury - 04071 RM
*1410 Laura Duncan Rd. Apex. NC 27502-1538 (H) (919) 362-1430
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Christian, Robert S. [Robert] (Kathryn)
(FA) ABLC - Prof., Methodist College FC
*Methodist College, Fayettevllle, NC 28311 (O) (910) 630-7071
319 Kenwood Dr, Fayetteville. NC 28311-1325 (H) (910) 488-8944
Clark-Dickens, Kathy Allene [Kathy] (Van)
(NB) Sneads Ferry: First - 07411 FC
*POBox 98, 305 Lakeside Dr., Sneads Ferry, NC 28460 ... (O) (910) 327-4011
113 S. Stone Dr.. Sneads Ferry. NC 28460-6715 (H) (910) 327-4321
Clarke, Holt A. [Holt]
(RM) Red Oak - 10230 SL
(O) (919) 443-1467
*P0 Box 66, Red Oak. NC 27868-0066 (H) (919) 443-9549
Clarke, W. Thomas [Tom] (Alexanne)
(DU) Disability Leave FC
*P0 Box 236. Wanchese. NC 27981-0236 (H) (919) 473-4524
Clayton, Richard T. [Rick] (Joy)
(RA) Louisburg - 08241 FC
*P0 Box 667, Louisburg, NC 27549 (O) (919) 496-3736
406 N Main St. Louisburg. NC 27549-2334 (H) (919) 496-3479
Clayton, William Mark [Mark] (Kim)
(GR) Edward's Chapel - 06081 PL
*RR 2 Box 518, Grifton, NC 28530-9638 (H) (919) 524-3690
Clements, William E. [Bill] (Dorothy)
(RM) Smith - 10341 FC
*Rt. 4. Box 915, Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 (H) (919) 537-1343
Clift, David S. [David] (Libby)
(EC) Duck - 03091 FC
*P0 Box 8010, Duck, NC 27949 (O) (919) 261-1525
163 Bayberry TrI, Southern Shores. NC 27949-3813 (H) (919) 261-2813
Cline, John M. [John] (Alice)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*2713 Wycliff Rd. Raleigh. NC 27607-3032 (H) (919) 787-2030
Clyburn, M. Claire [Claire] (Bob Tekely) Email: mcc@coastalnet.com
(GR) Asbury - 06381 FC
(O) (919) 946-2224
*282 N.Asburv Church Rd., Washington. NC 27889-9408 . . . . (H) (919) 946-0104
Cobb, Jr., Arnold Gene [Gene] (Bettie Ann)
(RM) Winstead - 10421 FC
*1407 Tarboro St SW, Wilson, NC 27893 (O) (919) 237-3709
1005 Ensworth Rd NW, Wilson. NC 27896-2034 (H) (919) 243-6767
Coffman, Laurie Hays [Laurie] (Stan)
(DU) Calvary - 02141 FC
*304 E Trinity Ave, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 688-7138
906 Leon St. Durham. NC 27704-4130 (H) (919) 220-6055
Coile, James H. [Jim] (Sara) Email: rsmv11a@prodigy.com
(NB) Retired Minister RM
P O Box 1253, New Bern, NC 28563 (O) (919) 637-5197
*3308 Huntmaster Rd.. New Bern. NC 28562 (H) (919) 633-5816
Cole, Lisa Brown [Lisa] (Billy)
(DU) Duke Memorial - Associate - 02161 FC
504 W Chapel Hill St, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 683-3467
*2107 Sprunt Ave. Durham. NC 27705-3253 (H) (919) 286-3318
Collier, Charles Michael [Mike]
(RA) Jerusalem -08211 SL
*P O Box 355, Norlina. NC 27563
201 North St.. Norlina. NC 27563 (H) (919) 456-2231
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Collier, Jr., M. Bailey [Tony] (Bette)
(EC) New Hope - 03241 FC
*RR 3 Box 338, Hertford, NC 27944-9803 (H) (919) 264-2430
Collins, Sidney Alton [Sid] (Kathryn)
(FA) Coharie - 04061 PL
(O) (910) 592-3237
*709 Beaman St., Clinton, NC 28328 (H) (910) 592-1676
Collins, Thomas A. [Tom] (Anne)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*1200 Manchester Dr, Raleigh, NC 27609-5157 (H) (919) 787-2755
Compton, Stephen Charles [Steve] (Lala)
(RA) ABLC - Assoc. Dir., Conf. COM FC
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
4517 Laurel Hills Rd, Raleigh, NC 27612-5422 (H) (919) 781-9354
Conner, Sandra J. [Rose]
(RA) Franklinton - 08141 FC
109 N Main St, Franklinton, NC 27525 (O) (919) 494-7440
*302 N Hillsborough St, Franklinton, NC 27525-1148 (H) (919) 494-2530
Cook, Charles M. [Chuck] (Glenda)
(SA) Trinity - 11441 FC
*P0 Box 502, Troy, NC 27371 (O) (910) 576-1651
234 N Russell St, Troy, NC 27371-3030 (H) (910) 572-2300
Cook, Irving E. [Irving] (Evelyn)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 542, Newport, NC 28570-0542 (H) (919) 223-6025
Cope, Roger D. [Roger] (Joy) Email: cn2626@abaco.coastalnet.com
(GR) Vanceboro - 06361 FC
PO Box 569, Vanceboro, NC 28586 (O) (919) 244-1088
*P0 Box 86, Vanceboro, NC 28586-0086 (H) (919) 244-0695
Cottingham, John G. [John] (Anita) Email: asgehap@emai.grafenwoehr.army.mil
(SA) ABLC - Chaplain, U S Army FC
lOOthASG Chap.,HQ lOOthASG.Unit 28130. APO AE 09114, DC 20319
*CMR 415, Box 3183, APO AE 09114, AE
Cottingham III, William T. [Bill] (Jana)
(Wl) Southport: Trinity - 12291 FC
*209 E. Nash St., Southport, NC 28461 (O) (910) 457-6633
201 River Dr., Southport, NC 28461 (H) (910) 457-6341
Covington, Jr., J. Quinton [Quinton] (Karen)
(RO) Central - 09171 FC
*P0 Box 806, Laurinburg, NC 28353-0806 (O) (910) 276-9191
11280 Lvtch Dr, Laurinburg, NC 28352-7275 (H) (910) 276-9191
Cox, Richard Lewis [Rich]
(DU) ABLC - Associate VP of Student Affairs @ Duke University FC
PO Box 90600, Durham, NC 27708 (O) (919) 684-3254
*2523 Sevier St, Durham, NC 27705-5818 (H) (919) 493-2305
Crabtree, Wade W. [Wade] (Debi)
(FA) Cumberland - 04091 FC
(O) (910) 425-5356
*RR 20 Box 1252, Fayetteville. NC 28306-9112 (H) (910) 423-2862
Craig, Robert B. [Robert] (Glenda A.) Email: bob_craig@wow.com
(NB) Disability Leave FL
*115 Mclean St. Portsmouth. VA 23701-2809 (H) (804) 399-6120
Crane, Larry D. [Larry] (Katie)
(Wl) Dublin - 12110 FC
*P0 Box 126. Dublin. NC 28332-0126 (H) (910) 862-2421
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Crank, Sr., Stewart Allen [Stew] (Marty)
(DU) Longhurst - 02501 SL
295 Providence Rd, Roxboro, NC 27573-4260 (O) (910) 599-6812
*291 Providence Rd. Roxboro. NC 27573-4260 (H) (910) 597-4306
Creech, C. McGee [McGee] (Leatrice)
(GO) Garris Chapel - 05121 FC
823 Piney Grove Rd., La Grange, NC 28551 (O) (919) 566-4355
*695 La Grange Rd. La Grange, NC 28551-8579 (H) (919) 778-2272
Creech Bledsoe, Lisa [Lisa] (Lance)
(EC) Gatesville - 03140 PM
(O) (919) 357-1180
*P0 Box 43. Gatesville, NC 27938-0043 (H) (919) 357-0354
Crew, Jr., John Rogers [John] (Blanche)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*311 Lakewood Cir. Greer, SC 29651-7511 (H) (803) 877-1472
Cribb, Jerry W. [Jerry] (Michele M.)
(SA) Star - 11421 FC
(O) (910) 428-4543
*P0 Box 375. Star. NC 27356-0375 (H) (910) 428-4521
Crotwell, Helen G. [Helen]
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*608 Antioch Rd. Cordele, GA 31015-9735 (H) (912) 273-6084
Crow, William A [Bill] (Loise)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*325 Midland Rd. Southern Pines, NC 28387-3315 (H) (910) 692-2182
Crowder, William R. [Bill] (Edith)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*1121 Eagle Rd. Greensboro, NC 27407-4055 (H) (910) 854-8817
Crowe, John Marshall [John] (Donna) Email: jmcrowe@coastalnet.com
(NB) Salter Path - 07391 FC
*P O Box 70, Salter Path, NC 28575 (O) (919) 247-6316
581 Coral Ridge Dr., Atlantic Beach, NC 28512 (H) (919) 247-3253
Crum, John H. [Jack] (Kay)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*46 Golf Course Rd, Littleton, NC 27850
Way's End on Lake Gaston, Littleton. NC 27850 (H) (919) 586-3435
Crutchfield, Gilbert W. [Gilbert] (Jessie)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*2616 Erwin Rd Unit 61-63, Durham, NC 27705-3820 (H) (919) 383-2567
Culberson, J. Victor [Vic] (Gigi)
(RA) Warren - 08580 SL
*RR 2 Box 430, Henderson. NC 27536-8902 (H) (919) 492-0771
Cummings, Jimmy F. [Jim] (Dee)
(RA) ABLC - Associate Director, CCOM AM
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
428 Northbrook Dr. Raleigh. NC 27609-5618 (H) (919) 783-7464
Cummings, Simeon F. [Simeon] (Maude)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 725. Pembroke. NC 28372-0725 (H) (910) 521-8164
Cummings, William Edward [Bill] (Edna)
(RO) Mt. Olive Parish - 09250 FC
*P0 Box 3411, Lumberton, NC 28359 (O) (910) 738-7600
1804 E Elizabethtown Rd. Lumberton. NC 28358-3130 (H) (910) 738-5667
Currin, Douglas Brian [Douglas] (Connie)
(SA) Broadway-Morris Chap. - 11050 FC
*P0 Box 87, Broadway, NC 27505 (O) (919) 258-3721
PO Box 218. Broadway. NC 27505-0218 (H) (919) 258-6653
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Curtis, M. Dale [Dale]
(RA) Bethlehem-Shady Grove - 08020 SL
*Rt. 3, Box 89, Warrenton, NC 27589 (H) (919) 257-4417
Cuthrell, Billy Boyd [Billy] (Jean)
(GR) Leave of Absence AM
*RR 11 Box 358. Greenville, NC 27834-9811 (H) (919) 758-7482
Cyr, Ronald Dale [Ron]
(GR) ABLC - Clinical Chaplain, Caswell Ctr., Kinston FC
2415 W Vernon Ave, Kinston, NC 28501 (O) (919) 559-5100
*902 Cameron Dr, Kinston, NC 28501-2208 (H) (919) 523-8709
Danek, Thomas A. [Tom] (Frankie)
(SA) ABLC - Admin., Juvenile Div., Admin. Off.of Courts FC
(O) (919) 662-3400
*981 Old Graham Rd.. Pittsboro. NC 27312 (H) (919) 542-3686
Daniel, David E. [David] (Ivor)
(RA) ABLC - Pres., Midland College FC
Pres., Midland College, Midland, TX 79705 (O) (915) 685-4520
M307 Castleford Rd, Midland, TX 79705-2826 (H) (915) 682-4252
Daniel, M. Francis [Francis] (Gail)
(FA) Divine Street - 04101 FC
PO Box 816, Dunn, NC 28335 (O) (910) 892-2339
*908 W Pearsall St. Dunn, NC 28334-4736 (H) (910) 892-2386
Daniels, Franklin D. [Frank] (Marjorie)
(FA) Wesley-Black's Chapel - 04500 FC
*3741 Favetteville Hwy. Dunn. NC 28334 (H) (910) 567-5470
Daniels, James Harold [J. H.] (Frances)
(EC) Tyrrell - 03360 OD
(O) (919) 796-1664
*P0 Box 168. Columbia. NC 27925-0168 (H) (919) 796-4441
Davenport, Kenneth Leroy [Ken] (Rosie)
(EC) Shiloh - 03331 PL
*P0 Box 652, Stumpy Point. NC 27978
338 The Lane, Wanchese. NC 27981 (H) (919) 473-5557
Davenport, Laura S. [Laura]
(RM) Retired Diaconal Minister DM
*109 Whitehead Ave NE. Wilson. NC 27893-3713 (H) (919) 243-3653
Davidson, Barney L. [Barney] (Donna)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*519 S Harrison Ave. Cary. NC 27511-3250 (H) (919) 481-1022
Davis, Donnie G. [Donnie] (Barbara)
(RO) Disability Leave AM
*239 Bowers Ln. Ellerbe. NC 28338-9305 (H) (910) 652-2707
Davis, Eldrick R. [Eldrick] (Rematha L.)
(FA) Harry Hosier - 04171 FC
*6201 Milford Rd, Fayetteville. NC 28303 (O) (910) 864-6019
690 Marble Ct. Favetteville. NC 28311-1924 (H) (910) 822-4607
Davis, Gerry G. [Gerry]
(RA) Ebenezer - 08111 FC
*5012 Rock Quarry Rd, Raleigh. NC 27610-5314 (H) (919) 779-0515
Davis, H. Charles [Charles] (Anne)
(RM) ABLC - Missionary to Armenia FC
Project AGAPE Armenia, PHONE/FAX# 011-374-2151-549
*303 Hastings St. Tarboro. NC 27886-2406 (H) (919) 823-6359
Davis, Herman Fred [Fred] (Polly)
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 955. Elizabethtown. NC 28337-0955 (H) (910) 862-8460
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Davis, Jefferson W. [Jeff] (Jean)
(SA) Retired Local Pastor RL
*P0 Box 192. Lemon Springs. NC 28355-0192 (H) (919) 776-3047
Davis, Michael A. [Mike] (Karen)
(FA) Gardners - 04151 FC
(O) (910) 488-6651
*4555 Rosehill Rd. FayetteviJIe. NC 28311-2015 (H) (910) 488-2350
Dawkins, Donald Martin [Don] (Pat)
(RO) Tabernacle - 09551 PL
PO Box 757, Rockingham, NC 28380-0757 (O) (910) 895-6331
*125 Slate Rd. Rockingham. NC 28379-7041 (H) (910) 895-3359
Dawson, Ronnie Richard [Richard] (Debra)
(DU) Warren's Grove - 02561 PM
*5250 Leasburg Rd.. Roxboro. NC 27573 (H) (910) 597-5272
Dees, Julia Anne [Julia]
(GR) Vanceboro Circuit - 06370 FL
*205 Honolulu Rd., Vanceboro. NC 28586 (H) (919) 244-1782
Dehart, Jr., Murry L. [Murry] (Rose Marie)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*5108 Hunter Hill Rd. Raleigh. NC 27604-5948 (H) (919) 878-4486
Denny, Clyde A. [Clyde] (Leigh)
(EC) Windsor - 03390 FC
*P0 Box 238, Windsor, NC 27983 (O) (919) 794-3785
407 S Queen St. Windsor. NC 27983-1317 (H) (919) 794-2112
Denny, Thomas [Tom] (Susan)
(BU) Yanceyville - 01491 SL
P O Box 9. Yancevville. NC 27379 (H) (910) 694-4083
Desrosiers, Norman A. [Norman] (Betty)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
P O Box 1145, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659 (O) (910) 838-2691
*290 Poplar Creek Dr. Wilkesboro, NC 28697-7421 (H) (910) 838-1089
Dickens, Jan J. [Jan] (Joan)
(EC) ABLC - Chaplain, US Air Force FC
5206 Caroline Cir., Waldorf. MD 20601
Dickens III, John Van [Van] (Kathy)
(NB) ABLC - Chaplain, US Navy FC
*113 S. Stone Dr.. Sneads Ferry. NC 28460 (H) (910) 327-4321
Dietrich, Ronald E. [Ron] (Cathie)
(SA) West End - 11461 FC
*P O Box 276. West End, NC 27376 (O) (910) 673-1371
824 Seven Lakes N.. West End. NC 27376 (H) (910) 673-4623
Dillman, Lewis A. [Lewis] (Dorothy (Dot))
(EC) Retired Minister RM
*506 Apache TrI. Edenton. NC 27932-9169 (H) (919) 221-8444
Dillon, Frederick F. [Fred] (D. Anita)
(GO) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*572 Saulston Rd. Goldsboro. NC 27534-8522 (H) (919) 778-6472
Dixon, Jr., Samuel W. [Sam] (Cindy)
(RM) Roanoke Rapids:First - 10251 FC
*P O Box 277, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 (O) (919) 537-2173
407 Roanoke Ave., Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 (H) (919) 537-4462
Dodson, Jerry 8. [Jerry] (Wanda) Email: graceumc@wilmington.net
(Wl) Grace - 12381 FC
401 Grace St, Wilmington, NC 28401 (O) (910) 763-5197
*402 Wayne Dr. Wilmington. NC 28403-1242 (H) (910) 762-6409
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Dodson, Lewis H. [Lewis] (Carrie Ruth)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*RR 3 Box 135, Walnut Cove, NC 27052-9427 (H) (910) 591-4978
Doucette, Leonard F. [Leonard] (Coleen)
(NB) Trinity - 07321 FC
811 Simmons St., New Bern, NC 28560 (O) (919) 637-2660
*2315 Elizabeth Ave., New Bern, NC 28562 (H) (919) 637-5259
Drake, Para Rodenhizer [Para] (Wilfred) Email: prd(gacpub. duke.edu
(DU) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PM
*3060-A Colony Rd., Durham. NC 27705 (H) (919) 490-1363
Draper, Jr., Howard Dennis [Dennis] (Cathy)
(GO) Saulston - 05341 FC
4620 Wayne Memorial Dr, Goldsboro, NC 27534 (O) (919) 778-9881
*5014 Wayne Memorial Dr, Goldsboro, NC 27534 (H) (919) 778-5231
Drum, Barry P. [Barry] (Karen)
(Wl) Bethel-Lebanon - 12010 PM
*9195 J. B. White Hwy, S., Clarendon, NC 28432 (O) (910) 653-3255
9195 J. B. White Hwy. S., Clarendon. NC 28432 (H) (910) 653-2661
Drye, Judith Bolen [Judy] (Phil)
(Wl) Fairbluff-Cerro Gordo - 12120 PM
PO Box 492, 1030 Main St., Fair Bluff, NC 28439-0492 .... (O) (910) 649-7749
*P0 Box 492. 139 Conway Rd.. Fair Bluff! NC 28439-0492 . . (H) (910) 649-7349
Duffell, Marty Egene [Marty] (Vickie)
(Wl) Pine Valley - Associate - 12401 PM
3788 Shipyard Blvd., Wilmington, NC 28412 (O) (910) 791-0353
*326 Pemberton Dr., Wilmington, NC 28412 (H) (910) 313-2507
Dulaney, Earl G. [Earl] (Judy)
(SA) Robbins:Tabernacle - 11321 FC
*P0 Box 395, Robbins, NC 27325 (O) (910) 948-3087
241 Carthage Rd., Robbins, NC 27325 . (H) (910) 948-2288
Dunham, Paul Ralph [Paul] (Holly)
(RM) Elm City - 10041 PM
*P0 Box 307, Elm City, NC 27822 (O) (919) 236-3425
602 Church St E, Elm City, NC 27822-9687 (H) (919) 236-4371
Dunn, Clyde H. [Clyde] (Betty)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*412 Oak Hollow Ct. Raleigh, NC 27613-3232 (H) (919) 571-8884
Durner, James Micheal [Jim] (Jan)
(NB) Straits-North River - 07420 PL
*283 Pinners Point Rd.. Beaufort. NC 28516 (H) (919) 728-1714
Dutton, Jr., John H. [John] (Patty)
(BU) Fairview - 01231 FC
*3128 Osceola Rd, Elon College, NC 27244 (O) (910) 584-5411
3146 Osceola Rd, Elon College, NC 27244-9741 (H) (910) 584-8213
Eakin, Charles F. [Charles] (Frances)
(GO) Institute-Hickory Gr. - 05220 RM
(O) (919) 658-6862
*3075 Byrd Rd., La Grange. NC 28551-9736 (H) (919) 566-9349
Early, Laura G. [Laura] (William S.)
(EC) ABLC - Program Coordinator, Elizabeth City District FC
(O) (919) 356-1254
*1116 Hexlena Rd. Aulander. NC 27805-9424 (H) (919) 345-1841
Earnhardt, Daniel T. [Dan] (Pat) Email: mnearnha@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu
(GR) Chocowinity - 06071 - /ABLC - Campus Minister, ECU FC
*P0 Box 8245, Greenville, NC 27835 (O) (919) 758-2030
1917 Sherwood Dr. Greenville, NC 27858-5318 (H) (919) 355-2430
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Earnhardt, Edwin L. [Ed] (Dolores)
(EC) Retired Minister RM
M20 Surfside Dr. Edenton, NC 27932-9287 (H) (919) 482-7197
Eason, W. Everette [Everette] (Helen)
(SA) Moncure - 11231 RM
M08 Rhynewood Dr. Sanford, NC 27330-8980 (H) (919) 775-3417
Edens, Jr., Allen C. [Allen] (Frances M.)
(FA) Spring Lake - 04461 RM
*1715 Bixlev Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28303-3717 (H) (910) 822-3730
Edge, G. Lloyd [Lloyd] (Eleanor)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*P 0 Box 676. Pinetops. NC 27864 (H) (919) 827-1874
Edwards, Camille O.Yorkey [Camille] (Bob)
(Wl) Harbor - 12481 FC
*4701 Wrightsville Ave, BIdg #1, Wilmington, NC 28403 ... (O) (910) 452-7202
7309 Gray Gables. Wilmington. NC 28403-3749 (H) (910) 256-9331
Edwards, Jr., Harvey Lee [Lee] (Tanya)
(GO) Falling Creek - 05043 IS
299 Falling Creek Ch.Rd., Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 689-9981
*2732 US 13 S.. Goldsboro. NC 27530 (H) (919) 689-3155
Eldredge, Robert Kenneth [Bob] (Dodie)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*1811 Broadway Dr. Graham. NC 27253-4320 (H) (910) 227-7527
Elliott, Edward C. [Ed] (Gay)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*5029 Knaresborough Rd. Raleigh. NC 27612-3404 (H) (919) 782-6832
Elliott, Michael H. [Mike] (Alice Anne) Email: mhe@ix.netcom.com
(Wl) Fifth Avenue - 12371 FC
*409 S 5th Ave, Wilmington, NC 28401 (O) (910) 763-2621
5615 Woodridge Rd. Wilmington. NC 28409-3946 (H) (910) 392-9731
Elliott, Roger V. [Roger] (Jackie)
(RA) Edenton Street - 08351 FC
*228 W Edenton St, Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 832-7535
1543 Iredell Dr. Raleigh. NC 27608-2304 (H) (919) 832-0684
Epperson, J. Sidney [Sidney] (Frances) Email: eppersonsj@aol.com
(RM) South Rosemary - 10271 FC
(O) (919) 537-0730
*1931 Willow St.. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 (H) (919) 537-1586
Epps, Sr., Ralph I. [Ralph] (Pinear Mae (Pat))
(EC) Chowan:Bethany - 03051 RM
*310 White Oak Dr. Edenton. NC 27932-9081 (H) (919) 482-8557
Estes, Gayla Greene [Gayla] (J. Harvey) Email: rainman@coastalnet.com
(GR) Bethel - 06061 FC
(O) (919) 825-8041
*P0 Box 207. Bethel. NC 27812-0207 (H) (919) 825-4311
Estes, Ronald F. [Ron] (Brenda)
(GR) Bath - 06030 FL
*144 Woodstock Rd.. Belhaven. NC 27810-9555 (H) (919) 964-4143
Eure, Jr., Aydlett J. [A.J.] (Barbara)
(RM) Hart-Speight - 05141 RM
*P0 Box 66. Sims. NC 27880-0066 (H) (919) 206-5782
Evans, Paul W. [Paul] (Pauline (Polly))
(RM) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*833 S Tillery St. Rocky Mount. NC 27803-2627 (H) (919) 442-9544
Evans, Tommy L. [Tommy] (Mary Beth)
(RA) Wendell - 08601 FC
*Drawer D, Wendell, NC 27591 (O) (919) 365-6266
308 Fowlkes St., Wendell. NC 27591 (H) (919) 365-9281
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Evans, Willie J. [Bill] (Mary Fran)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*RR 1 Box 1. Cades. SC 29518-9700 (H) (803) 389-3256
Everett, Glenn B. [Glenn] (Pat)
(BU) Swepsonville - 01451 FC
*P O Box 36, Swepsonville, NC 27359 (O) (910) 578-3661
1307 US 54. Swepsonville, NC 27359 (H) (910) 578-8776
Faggart, T. M. [Tom] (Billie) Email: tom242@ix.netcom.com
(RO) Rockingham: First - 09431 FC
*P0 Box 637, Rockingham, NC 28380 (O) (910) 895-4027
512 Scotland Ave. Rockingham. NC 28379-3145 (H) (910) 997-3479
Faggart, W. Bryan [Bryan] (Judy)
(RA) Avent Ferry - 08321 CD
2700 Avent Ferry Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606 (O) (919) 833-9394
*716 Merrie Rd, Raleigh. NC 27606-2702 (H) (919) 233-8945
Fairley, Leonard E. [Leonard] (Priscilla R.)
(SA) Sanford Circuit - 11360 FC
*P0 Box 1512. Lillington. NC 27546-1512 (H) (910) 893-8144
Fairley, Robert A. [Robert] (Annie)
(RO) Maxton Circuit - 09280 AM
*P0 Box 643, Maxton, NC 28364 (O) (910) 844-5877
PO Box 185. Maxton. NC 28364-0185 . . (H) (910) 844-5487
Falgout, Jr., Roy Francis [Roy]
(RM) Wilson:First - Associate - 10401 FC
*P0 Box 1423, Wilson, NC 27894 (O) (919) 237-6121
1305 Buxton Rd NW. Wilson. NC 27896-2004 (H) (919) 291-5646
Farmer, John A. [John] (Penny)
(NB) ABLC - Director, Camp Don Lee FC
(O) (800) 535-5475
*315 Camp Don Lee Rd.. Arapahoe, NC 28510 (H) (919) 249-0697
Farmer, Penny Dollar [Penny] (John)
(NB) Alliance-Arapahoe - 07010 FC
(O) (919) 249-0697
*315 Camp Don Lee Rd.. Arapahoe. NC 28510 (H) (919) 249-0697
Farmer, Richard L. [Richard] (Judy)
(SA) Bonlee - 11040 SL
*P0 Box 81, Bonlee. NC 27213-0081 (H) (919) 837-5389
Feltman, Walter C. [Walter]
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*1009 Albemarle Ct. New Bern, NC 28562-2502 (H) (919) 638-2126
Felton, Gayle Carlton [Gayle] Email: gfelton@acpub.duke.edu
(DU) ABLC - Asst.Prof., Duke Divinity School FC
POBox 90967, Duke Div.Sch., Durham, NC 27708 (O) (919) 660-3462
*4315 Peachwav Dr.. Durham, NC 27705 (H) (919) 489-3242
Ferguson, Horace T. [Horace] (Brenda)
(RA) Holly Springs - 08201 PL
*1305 Brucemont Dr. Garner. NC 27529-4703 (H) (919) 772-8455
Fisher, Albert Fleet [Al] (Becky)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*2813 Montgomery St. Durham, NC 27705-5635 (H) (919) 493-2324
Fitzgerald, Carroll L. [Carroll] (Beverly)
(Wl) Old Dock - 12190 PL
*258 Dock Rd.. Whiteville, NC 28472-9416 (H) (910) 642-5462
Fitzgerald, Jr., F. Owen [Owen] (Mary Owens)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC 27708 (O) (919) 660-3456
*1612 Jarvis St. Raleigh. NC 27608-2213 (H) (919) 834-3814
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Fitzgerald, Norman Richard [Norm] (Brenda)
(BU) Union Grove - 01461 PM
*6407 Union Grove Church Rd. Hillsborough. NC 27278-8310 (H) (919) 929-4597
Fleck, Sr., Thomas S. [Tom] (Shirley)
(EC) Center Hill - 03421 PL
(O) (919) 264-4445
*Rr 4 Box 736. Hertford. NC 27944 (H) (919) 264-3189
Fleming, Jr., Ralph Lang [Ralph] (Ruth)
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
*36 Stonev Creek Drive, Blufflon, SC 29910 (H) (803) 757-4296
Fletcher, Robert Lee [Bobby] (Babs)
(RO) Rockingham:St.Paul - 09461 IS
*587 Old Cheraw Hwy. Rockingham, NC 28379 (H) (910) 997-7370
Flynn, Robert C. [Robert] (Jeannine)
(BU) Orange -01141 PC
*1220 Airport Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (O) (919) 942-2825
2032 Homestead Rd, Chapel Hill. NC 27516-9076 (H) (919) 942-4714
Fogleman, Leiand Jan [Jan]
(DU) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PC
*8450 De Longpre Ave Apt 7. West Hollywood, CA 90069-261 2(H) (213) 656-1990
Forbes, Jr., Daniel M. [Dan] (Louise)
(GO) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*RR 2 Box 124. Kinston, NC 28501-9612 (H) (919) 522-1686
Forbes, Joseph W. [Joe] (Pat)
(GO) Mt. Olive: First - 05291 PC
PO Box 386, Mt. Olive, NC 28365 (O) (919) 658-3169
*108 Ramblewood Dr.. Mt. Olive, NC 28365 (H) (919) 658-2637
Formo, Steven N. [Steve] (Dawn Boyette)
(EC) Union-Newbegun - 03370 PM
2117 Nixonton Rd., Elizabeth City, NC 27909 (O) (919) 330-4078
*465 Dryridge Rd, Elizabeth City, NC 27909-7169 (H) (919) 330-2743
Forringer, Julie Bethel [Julie]
(DU) ABLC - Psychotherapist/Clin.Dir.Pamily Counseling Service PC
1200 Broad St, Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 286-3757
*2310 Prince St, Durham, NC 27707-1431 (H) (919) 490-6401
Fortescue, Frank Wahab [Frank] (Delora)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*210 E 12th St, Washington, NC 27889-3721 (H) (919) 975-2337
Fowler-Marchant, Donna [Donna] (Scott)
(GO) Johnston Circuit - 05230 OD
1940 Boyette Rd.. Four Oaks, NC 27524 (H) (919) 963-2979
Fowler, Leon D. [Leon] (Neva R.T.)
(RM) Northampton - 10210 PC
(O) (919) 534-8711
*P0 Box 767, Jackson, NC 27845 ■■■■.. (H) (919) 534-4281
Fox, Doris T. [Doris] (Steve Jr.)
(RO) Galilee-Beaver Dam - 09190 PC
900 McGirts Bridge Rd, Laurinburg, NC 28352 (O) (910) 276-0811
*P0 Box 1866. Laurinburg. NC 28353-1866 (H) (910) 276-9719
France, Everett J. [Everett] (Susan)
(DU) Creedmoor - 02081 PC
PO Box 368, Creedmoor, NC 27522 (O) (919) 528-3987
*216 Park Ave, Creedmoor, NC 27522-9752 (H) (919) 528-0090
Francis, David H. [David] (Belinda)
(GO) Westwood - 05421 PC
130 Short St., Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 736-1741
*1618 W Grantham St. Goldsboro. NC 27530-1120 (H) (919) 735-7872
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Franklin, K. Mike [Mike] (Deborah)
(SA) ABLC - Chaplain, US Navy FC
PSCBox8069,MACG28,Gr.Chap.Off., Cherry Pt.,NC28533-0069 (O) (919) 466-5828
*216 N Holland Point Dr, Stella. NC 28582-9603 (H) (910) 326-2353
Frazier, Jr., R. Carl [Carl] (Mary-Ellen)
(RA) Saint Francis - 08081 FC
*2965 Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary, NC 27511 (O) (919) 362-1666
1428 Elgin Ct, Cary, NC 27511-5205 (H) (919) 467-9881
Free, Virgil Loren [Virgil] (Doris)
(NB) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*140 Ravenwood Ln. Pollocksvllle, NC 28573-9606 (H) (919) 224-0431
Frese, Michael David [Mike] (Patty)
(RA) Peace Christian Comm. - 08441 PM
*9216 Savornis Ct, Raleigh, NC 27615 (H) (919) 847-1534
Frizzelle, Willie H. [Willie] (Rachel)
(Wl) Oleander-Devon Park - 12390 FL
3403 Winston Blvd, Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 799-0621
*5711 Wisteria Ln, Wilmington, NC 28409-5823 (H) (910) 799-3214
Frye, Lacy V. [Buck] (Marjorie)
(SA) Carbonton - 11081 PL
2037 S. US 220 Alt. Hwy, Biscoe, NC 27209-9622 (H) (910) 428-2432
Fulford, W. Nelson [Nelson] (Mary)
(GR) Wesley Memorial - 06411 RAM
*P0 Box 313, Farmville, NC 27828 (O) (919) 753-3443
112 S Pitt St. Farmville, NC 27828-1543 (H) (919) 753-2705
Funkhouser, Jr., M. L. [Chip] (Mary Hope)
(EC) 426.1 - Appointed in SC Conference FC
(O) (803) 759-2811
*P0 Box 277, Lake View. SC 29563-0277 (H) (803) 759-2134
Furr, Lenier Everitte [Lennie] (Deborah)
(Wl) Jordan's Chapel - 12161 PL
M305 Stag Park Rd, Burgaw, NC 28425-3203 (H) (910) 675-2904
Gaither, A. Craig [Craig] Email: revcraigg@aol.com
(RA) Cary:First - Min.of EdA'outh - 08051 OD
*117 S Academy St, Cary, NC 27511 (O) (919) 467-1861
151 Clancy Cir, Cary, NC 27511-5577 (H) (919) 469-2984
Gales, Alvester I. [Al] (Ann)
(RO) ABLC - Chaplain, US Army FC
*P0 Box 340026. Ft. Sam Houston, TX 78234-0026
41 Hunt St. Fort Bragg, NC 28307-2026 (H) (910) 487-0532
Galipi, Victor L. [Vic] (Sharon)
(RM) Spring-Lebanon-Garysburg - 10350 FC
P O Box 277, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 (O) (919) 537-9099
*128 Woodland Rd., Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 (H) (919) 537-0616
Gallagher-Smith, Kellie [Kellie] (Stanley)
(RO) Pineview - 09261 IS
M868 Howell Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358 (H) (910) 738-5914
Gallagher-Smith, Stanley [Stan] (Kellie)
(RO) Lumberton Circuit - 09270 FL
*4868 Howell Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358 (H) (910) 738-5914
Gardner, Matt R. [Matt]
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*2616 Erwin Rd Unit 82, Durham, NC 27705-3820 (H) (919) 383-2567
Gardner, Ronald E. [Ron] (Nancy)
(NB) Pine Valley -07191 OM
910 Pine Valley Rd.. Jacksonville, NC 28546 (O) (910) 353-4611
*507 Oakwood Ave., Jacksonville. NC 28546 (H) (910) 355-2466
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Garner, Clarence [Clarence] (Elgie)
(SA) Doub's Chapel - 11521
*P0 Box 306, Robbins. NC 27325-0306 (H) (910
Garrison, John W. [Bill] (Nancy)
(RA) Retired Minister
*QE 30,Conj.Q.Casa 31, 71.065-170 Guara 2.Brasilia. DF Brazil.(H) (61
Garrison, Robert H. [Bob] (Martha)
(RA) Retired Diaconal Minister
*3724 Carnegie Ln, Raleigh, NC 27612-4373 (H) (919
Garton, Frankie Max [Frank] (Jackie)
(BU) Milton - 01340
(O) (910
*11299 NC Highway 62 N. Milton, NC 27305-9359 (H) (910
Gaskins, Jr., Walter W. [Walter] (Libby)
(NB) Cherry Point - 07141
*P0 Box 387, Havelock, NC 28532 (O) (919
4551 Rivershore Dr, New Bern, NC 28560-8036 (H) (919
Gast, Michael Francis [Mike]
(Wl) Bladen - 12020
*P0 Box 96, White Oak, NC 28399 (O) (910
PO Box 96, White Oak, NC 28399-0096 (H) (910
Gattis, Irene F. [Irene] (Bill)
(BU) Retired Diaconal Minister
*585 Gilmore Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27516-4909 (H) (919
Gattis, William H. [Bill] (Irene)
(BU) University -01151
*P0 Box 728, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (O) (919
585 Gilmore Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27516-4909 (H) (919
Gentle, Brian G. [Brian] (Arden)
(RA) Saint Mark's - 08481
*4801 Six Forks Rd, Raleigh, NC 27609 (O) (919
4012 Swarthmore Rd, Durham, NC 27707-5368 (H) (919
Gibson, Alan C. [Alan] (Pamela)
(EC) Newland-Grace - 03250
(O) (919
*1686 Morgans Corner Rd, Elizabeth City, NC 27909-8312 . . (H) (919
Gibson, Robert Stansill [Bob]
(RO) Retired Minister
*3420 Shamrock Dr # 503, Charlotte. NC 28215-3298 (H) (704
Gilbert, Milton H. [Milton] (Lucretia)
(NB) Morehead City:First - 07231
*900 Arendell St, Morehead City, NC 28557 (O) (919
1609 Calico Dr, Morehead City, NC 28557-4422 (H) (919
Gilliam, Pamela Jan [Pam]
(RA) Gillburg - 08181
4815 NC Hwy 39 S., Henderson, NC 27536 (O) (919
*4939 NC Hwy 39 S., Henderson, NC 27536 (H) (919
Gillikin, Haywood W. [Haywood] (Jenny)
(EC) Mount Hermon - 03201
(O) (919
*805 Okisko Rd, Elizabeth City. NC 27909-7209 (H) (919
Glass, Jr., Joseph Conrad [Conrad] (Gaynelle)
(RA) Retired Minister
Bx7801, 310 Poe Hall, NCSU, Raleigh, NC 27695 (O) (919
*3208 Huntleigh Dr. Raleigh, NC 27604-3310 (H) (919
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Cleaves, Edith Lee [Edie]
(DU) Resurrection - 02261 FC
M705 Old Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, NC 27707 (O) (919) 489-6552
109 Evanshire Ln, Durham. NC 27713-9429 (H) (919) 361-0958
Glennon, Dennis J. [Denny] (Sue)
(RO) Ellerbe-Mt.Pleasant - 09070 FL
*P0 Box 340. Ellerbe. NC 28338-0340 (H) (910) 652-2571
Glover, Murrell K. [Murrell] (Erma)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*POBox 1799, c/o Durant Glover, Greensboro, NC 27402 . . (O) (910) 273-9794
265 Lvstra Estates Dr.. Chapel Hill. NC 27514-6444 (H) (919) 942-5936
Glover, R. Keith [Keith] (Fran) Email: 74022, 1331 ©CompuServe. com
(RA) Retired Minister RM
Wake Tech, 9101 Fay'vl Rd, Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 662-3490
*5317 Cypress Ln. Raleigh. NC 27609-4109 (H) (919) 876-5894
Godwin, Sherwood A. [Sherwood] (Margaret (Peg))
(NB) Harkers Island - 07121 FC
(O) (919) 728-7015
*PQ Box 307. Harkers Island. NC 28531-0307 (H) (919) 728-4368
Goehring, Carol W. [Carol] (David)
(NB) Centenary - Co-pastor - 07281 FC
P O Box 1388, New Bern, NC 28563 (O) (919) 637-4181
*1602 Tryon Rd.. New Bern. NC 28560 (H) (919) 638-4395
Goehring, David J. [David] (Carol W.)
(NB) Centenary - Co-pastor - 07281 FC
P 0 Box 1388, New Bern, NC 28563 (O) (919) 637-4181
*1602 Tryon Rd.. New Bern. NC 28560 (H) (919) 638-4395
Goldfinch, Jr., Albert Eugene [Gene] (Teresita)
(BU) Hightower - 01290 FC
*238 NC Highway 119 N. Mebane. NC 27302-7334 (H) (910) 694-4258
Goldston, C. Wade [Wade]
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*2616 Erwin Rd # AL-230. Durham. NC 27705-3843 (H) (919) 382-2952
Gonia, Rachel Radeline [Rachel] (Ronald)
(BU) Orange - Associate - 01141 FC
*1220 Airport Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (O) (919) 942-2825
244 Hayes Rd. Chapel Hill. NC 27514-5633 (H) (919) 942-5244
Gonia, Ronald E. [Ronald] (Rachel)
(BU) University - Associate - 01151 FC
*P0 Box 728, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (O) (919) 929-7191
244 Hayes Rd. Chapel Hill. NC 27514-5633 (H) (919) 942-5244
Gooch, Ray Thomas [Ray]
(SA) Pittsboro Circuit - 11290 FC
624 Sanford Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312 (O) (919) 542-3033
*P0 Box 795. Pittsboro. NC 27312-0795 (H) (919) 542-3033
Goodwin, Dennis M. [Dennis] (Peggy)
(EC) Manteo:Mt.Olivet - 03211 FC
(O) (919) 473-2089
*P O Box 787. Manteo. NC 27954 (H) (919) 473-2088
Gouverneur, Joseph P. [Joe] (Erika)
(GO) Zion - 05441 SL
*1727 Zion Church Rd. Mount Olive. NC 28365-9051 (H) (919) 658-6191
Grant, Jr., Henry B. [Henry] (Georgia)
(FA) 426.1 - Appointed in Iowa Conference FC
PO Box 65, Stanhope, lA 50246 (O) (515) 826-3367
*1409 Ridgewood Ave. Ames. lA 50010-5221 (H) (515) 233-0584
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Graves, Stacey Zane [Stacey] (Renee)
(FA) Lillington - 04351 FC
*P0 Box 506, Lillington, NC 27546 (O) (910) 893-4811
PO Box 506, Lillington. NC 27546-0506 . (H) (910) 893-3627
Graves, Walter L. [Walter] (Peggy C.)
(FA) Christ - 04131 FC
*3101 Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28303 (O) (910) 484-3340
2115 Clinchfield Dr, Favetteville, NC 28304-3632 (H) (910) 484-8658
Green, Harold William [William]
(RA) Cary: First - Associate - 08051 FC
*117 S Academy St, Cary, NC 27511 (O) (919) 467-1861
107 Stourbridge Cir. Cary, NC 27511-4852 (H) (919) 460-7115
Green, Lawrence Amon [Lawrence] (Naomi W.)
(EC) Retired Minister RM
*#3 Hamlette Dr.. Eppinqton Forest. Blackstone. VA 23824 . . (H) (804) 292-1593
Greene, John Thomas [John] (Nellie)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*4215 Quail Nest Ln, New Smyrna Beach. FL 32168-5210 . . . (H) (904) 423-6808
Greenway, Richard O. [Richard] (Mary L.) Email: fsumc@netpath.net
(BU) Front St - Associate - 01071 PM
PO Box 2597, Burlington, NC 27216 (O) (910) 227-6263
*326 Oakland Dr, Burlington. NC 27215-7717 (H) (910) 584-9439
Greenwood, Susan Pate [Susan] (Doug)
(RM) West Nash - 10411 FC
*2106 W. Nash St., Wilson, NC 27896 (O) (919) 237-4258
1105 Knollwood Dr., Wilson, NC 27896 (H) (919) 237-3462
Grill, C. Franklin [Frank] (Helge)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*330 Azalea Rd, Southern Pines, NC 28387-2702 (H) (910) 695-8826
Grissom, David R. [David] (Sue)
(DU) ABLC - Supt., Oxford Orphanage FC
600 College St, Oxford, NC 27565 (O) (919) 693-5111
*500 College St, Oxford. NC 27565-2715 (H) (919) 690-0542
Gum, Donald F. [Don] (Brenda)
(DU) ABLC - Dir., Pastoral Care, Alamance Health Services, inc. FC
*P0 Box 202, Burlington, NC 27216 (O) (910) 538-7475
4341 NC 54, Graham. NC 27253 (H) (910) 578-4584
Gunter, Edward M. [Ed] (Beverly) Email: edwar30871@aol.com
(NB) Havelock:First - 07151 FC
PO Box 324, Havelock, NC 28532 (O) (919) 447-3541
*201 Chadwick Ave. Havelock. NC 28532-2662 (H) (919) 447-3763
Guthrie, Kendall Jay [Kendall] (Sandra)
(Wl) Hope - 12521 FC
*108 N. Kerr Ave., Suite D-1, Wilmington, NC 28405 (O) (910) 799-2440
7324 Quail Woods Rd. Wilmington. NC 28405 (H) (910) 799-7110
Guthrie, Walter Sherman [Sherman] (Kim)
(EC) Woodland - 03401 AM
*Rt. 4 Box 189. Hertford. NC 27944 (H) (919) 264-3679
Hackett, Charles Martin [Charles] (June) Email: hack@mail.glo.com
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*103 Foxwood PI. Goldsboro. NC 27530-9258 (H) (919) 734-7449
Hadden, Sidney Gene [Gene] (Lee)
(GR) Jamesville -06190 SL
*P0 Box 99. Jamesville, NC 27846-0099 (H) (919) 792-3830
Haddock, Jr., William A. [Bill] (Jean) Email: revbillh@aol.com
(BU) Shiloh - 01441 FC
(O) (910) 584-2867
*4718 N. NC 87. Gibsonville. NC 27249 (H) (910) 584-0844
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Hadley, Jr., Jacob Milton [Milton] (Maxine)
(RM) ABLC - Dir., Pastoral Services, MRH FC
2616 Erwin Rd., Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 383-2567
*2101 Carriage Way, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (H) (919) 933-9842
Hagerty, Robert Allen [Bob] (Kathleen)
(NB) Shady Gr.-Cypress Cr. - 07400 FL
Rt. 3. Box 327, Kinston. NC 28501 (H) (919) 523-4035
Hale, Michael L. [Mike] (Jane)
(FA) ABLC - Family Life Spec, Meth.Home for Children FC
P O Box 65175, Fayetteville, NC 28306 (O) (910) 426-5228
*110 Lattimore St. Hope Mills. NC 28348-2448 (H) (910) 425-3790
Hall, Stephen B. [Steve] (Teresa)
(SA) ABLC - Chaplain, U.S. Navy FC
*POBx195021,USCG Integrated Supp.Comm.,Kodiak,AK99619 (O) (907) 487-5730
207A Lighthouse Ave., Kodiak, AK 99615 (H) (907) 487-2170
Hall, Steven M. [Steve] (Cheryl N.)
(GO) Whitley-Elizabeth - 05430 FC
(O) (919) 989-8506
*809 Wilson Mills Rd. Smithfield. NC 27577-3257 (H) (919) 934-8834
Hall, Sr., W. Kenneth [Ken] (Pat)
(EC) Ahoskie -03011 FC
PO Box 665, Ahoskie, NC 27910 (O) (919) 332-2203
*102 Pembroke Ave S. Ahoskie, NC 27910-2942 (H) (919) 332-3738
Hall, Jr., William Kenneth [Kenneth] (Kari)
(FA) Erwin -04111 FC
600 Denim Dr, Erwin, NC 28339 (O) (910) 897-8894
*610 Denim Dr, Erwin, NC 28339-2228 (H) (910) 897-5968
Ham, William Craig [Craig] (Maria)
(GR) Queen St. - Associate - 06201 FL
*P0 Box 508, Kinston, NC 28502 (O) (919) 527-2119
RR 1 Box 147-B, Pink Hill, NC 28572-9630 (H) (919) 568-4791
Hamilton, James W. [Jim] (Betty)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 889. BIscoe, NC 27209-0889 (H) (910) 428-2225
Hamilton, Riley T. [Riley] (Betty)
(RA) Retired Local Pastor - 08032 RL
*202 Kelly Green Ct., Rolesville, NC 27571-9441 (H) (919) 562-2437
Hamm, Rodney G. [Rodney] (Phyllis)
(BU) Burlington District Super. FC
*3118 Truitt Dr.. Burlington, NC 27215 (H) (910) 584-7959
Hammond, Robert Michael [Rob] (Denise S.)
(RM) Conway - 10031 FC
*P0 Box 326. Conway. NC 27820-0326 (H) (919) 585-1984
Han, Kwang Youn [Chris] (Seung-Bun)
(RA) Raleigh Korean - 08461 OD
(O) (919) 832-6871
*1003 Fox Hunt Ln Apt B. Raleigh, NC 27615-5334 (H) (919) 676-6072
Hancock, C. Glenn [Glenn] (Lynne)
(SA) Troy Circuit - 11430 AM
*Rt 1, Box 51, Troy, NC 27371 (O) (910) 572-1661
Rt. 1, Box 51. Troy. NC 27371 (H) (910) 572-1661
Hankal, Madison N. [Madison] Email: mnhank@msn.com
(GO) St. Paul - Associate - 05201 FC
*204 E Chestnut St, Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 734-2965
102 S Jefferson St. Goldsboro. NC 27530-5224 (H) (919) 735-8928
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Hanse, Richard Lawton [Rick] (Lisa)
(FA) Kipling - 04331 FC
*P0 Box 88, Kipling, NC 27543 (O) (919) 552-2124
PO Box 186, Kipling, NC 27543-0186 (H) (919) 552-2124
Harbin, Jr., Harold H. [Hal] (Libby) Email: halbert@juno.com
(RO) Glenwood - 09441 AM
*221 County Home Rd., Rockingham. NC 28379 (H) (910) 895-9536
Hardison, Jr., Riley Vance [Vance] (Phyllis)
(GR) Retired Local Pastor RL
*310 E 13th St. Washington. NC 27889-3730 (H) (919) 946-7004
Hardt, Otto H. C. [Otto] (Betty)
(GO) Princeton - 05321 FC
*P0 Box 116, Princeton, NC 27569
402 E. Second St.. Princeton, NC 27569 (H) (919) 936-3871
Hargrove, Robert H. [Bob] (Alethea)
(RO) Bethesda - 09031 FL
(O) (910) 628-7858
*8414 South Creek Rd., Orrum, NC 28369-9713 (H) (910) 628-5384
Harper, Ruth E. [Ruth]
(Wl) Wilmington District Super. FC
*2201 Lynnwood Dr, Wilmington. NC 28403-8026 (H) (910) 762-0400
Harrell, Haywood L. [Haywood] (Dorothy)
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*RR 5 Box 770, Snow Hill. NC 28580-9461 (H) (919) 747-2090
Harrington, William David [David] (Gail)
(GR) Jarvis Memorial - Associate - 06121 FC
510 S Washington St, Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 752-3101
*3003 Sherwood Dr, Greenville, NC 27858-6007 (H) (919) 756-3406
Harris, Don Lee [Don Lee] (Emma)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*1408 Bridgeton Rd, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-9315 (H) (919) 985-1226
Harris, Henry Paul [Paul] (Sue)
(NB) Merrimon - 07471 PL
143 Air Base Rd.. Atlantic. NC 28511 (H) (919) 225-2751
Harris, Jr., James H. [Jim] (Brenda)
(SA) Mt. Gilead - 11240 FC
*P0 Box 176, Mount Gilead, NC 27306 (O) (910) 439-6475
PO Box 702, Mount Gilead, NC 27306-0702 (H) (910) 439-6445
Harris, Jr., Robert G. [Bob] (Donna)
(GR) ABLC - Chaplain, VA Med.Ctr., Lexington FC
VA Medical Center, Lexington, KY 40511 (O) (606) 281-3910
*3293 Tisdale Dr. Lexington, KY 40503-4230 (H) (606) 224-4216
Harrison, Russell S. [Russell]
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*10929 Clairemont Mesa Blvd, San Diego, CA 92124
2616 Erwin Rd. Durham, NC 27705-3843 (H) (919) 383-2567
Harry, James Harold [Jim] (Maria)
(RA) Highland - Associate - 08381 FC
*1901 Ridge Rd, Raleigh, NC 27607 (O) (919) 787-4240
3404 Morningside Dr, Raleigh, NC 27607-3023 (H) (919) 787-1994
Harsh-Cafferty, Susan L. [Susan] (Dennis J.)
(SA) Goldston - 11161 FC
*P0 Box 85, Goldston, NC 27252 (O) (919) 898-4523
PO Box 85, Goldston, NC 27252-0085 (H) (919) 898-4337
Harvey, George [George]
(RO) Parkton - 09330 PL
(O) (910) 323-3827
*P O Box 1903. Favetteville. NC 28302-1903 (H) (910) 488-8320
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Harvin, David L. [David] (Sue) Email: dharvin@aoi.com
(BU) Carrboro - 01101 FC
*200 Hillsborough Rd, Carrboro, NC 27510 (O) (919) 942-1223
102 Dove St. Carrboro. NC 27510-1141 . (H) (919) 968-6981
Harwood, Jr., John E. [John] (Gail) Email: jreed@cswnet.com
(RM) Englewood - 10281 FC
*P0 Box 7116, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 443-2926
3312 Woodlawn Rd. Rocky Mount. NC 27804-3911 (H) (919) 443-6916
Hatch, Mary Martha [Marti] (Larry Ganster)
(RA) 426.1 - Appointed in SC Conference FC
*200 Buncombe St., Greenville, SC 29601 (O) (864) 232-7341
3 Mountain Brook Tr., Greenville. SC 29609 (H) (864) 246-1472
Hause, Charles J. [Charles] (Rita)
(Wl) Wesley Memorial - Associate - 12441 RL
1401 S College Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 791-4092
*1519-4 Village Dr.. Wilmington, NC 28401 (H) (910) 799-8989
Hayes, Carol Dell [Carol]
(RA) Diaconal Minister DM
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605-0955 (O) (919) 832-9560
4100 Five Oaks Dr Apt 28, Durham, NC 27707-5252 (H) (919) 490-8675
Hedden, Forrest D. [Forrest] (Jean)
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
*958 Birch Creek Dr, Wilmington, NC 28403-4200 (H) (910) 791-7633
Heitzenrater, Warren T. [Warren] Email: wheitz@intrstar.net
(Wl) Chadbourn-Evergreen - 12090 FL
*300 E 3rd Ave. Chadbourn, NC 28431-1910 (H) (910) 654-3563
Helms, Jr., Julian B. [J.B.] (Carolyn)
(NB) Disability Leave FC
*2939 NC 903 S.. Magnolia. NC 28453 (H) (910) 289-4354
Helms, Suzanna Ross [Suzanna] (Hank)
(RA) Family Leave FC
*607 N Ashbury Ave. Bolingbrook, IL 60440-1103 (H) (708) 972-9027
Hendricks, M. Elton [Elton] (Jerry)
(FA) ABLC - President, Methodist College FC
*5400 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, NC 28311-1420 (O) (919) 630-7005
234 Kinlaw Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28311-1432 (H) (910) 488-0793
Herrin, Charles L. [Chuck] (Kitty)
(FA) Coats - 04051 FC
*P0 Box 388, Coats, NC 27521 (O) (910) 897-6793
P O Box 388, Coats, NC 27521 (H) (910) 897-6793
Herring, Charles M. [Charles] Email: cherr97989@aol.com
(RO) ABLC - Chaplain, US Army FC
*2nd & G St., 46th CSG(ABN)Chapel, Ft. Bragg, NC 28307 . (O) (910) 396-2040
43 Maas Dr.. Ft. Bragg. NC 28307 (H) (910) 497-3599
Hewett, William Oscar [Bill] (Faye)
(RO) Ledbetter -09211 PL
(O) (910) 997-4919
*189 Roberdell School Rd. Rockingham, NC 28379-7947 . . . . (H) (910) 895-9822
Hickle, Steven A. [Steve] (Peggy) Email: stvnhckl@nando.net
(RA) Fairmont - 08361 FC
*2501 Clark Ave, Raleigh, NC 27607 (O) (919) 832-3316
117 Brooks Ave, Raleigh, NC 27607-7126 (H) (919) 832-2403
Hicks, Jr., James W. [Jim] (Ruby)
(GO) Disability Leave AM
*3730 Salem Church Rd, Goldsboro. NC 27530-8071 (H) (919) 736-2311
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Hicks, Patricia V. [Irish]
(RA) Diaconal Minister
*117 S Academy St, Gary, NC 27511 (O)
207 Applecross Dr. Gary. NC 27511-5070 (H)
Hicks, Phyllis K. [Phyllis]
(BU) ABLG - Dir., Pastoral Gare & Gouns.lnst.of DU-GH
*3325 Ghapel Hill Blvd. Suite 102, Durham, NG 27707 .... (O)
100 Markham Dr. Ghapel Hill, NG 27514-2114 (H)
Hicks, Wayne Marion [Wayne] (April)
(GO) Pikeville-Mt. Garmel - 05300
*P0 Box 43, Pikeville, NG 27863-0043 (H)
Higgins, Lawrence C. [Larry] (Rhonda)
(RO) Hamlet: First - 09131
300 Gharlotte St, Hamlet. NG 28345 (O)
*414 Entwistle St. Hamlet, NG 28345-2420 (H)
Highsmith, Emmett James [E. J] (Linda)
(Wl) Westview - 12331
*1750 Stag Park Rd, Burgaw, NG 28425-3344 (H)
Hill, Jr., A. P. [A. P.] (LaRue)
(GR) Retired Minister
*2009 Fairview Way, Greenville, NG 27858-5326 (H)
Hill, D. Christopher [Ghris] (Gindy)
(DU) Helena - 02331
(O)
*216 Helena-Moriah Rd., Timberlake, NG 27583 (H)
Hill, Edward Carlton [Eddie] (Nita)
(DU) Mount Tirzah - 02411
4585 Surl-Mt. Tirzah Rd, Timberlake, NG 27583
*4553 Surl-Mt. Tirzah Rd, Timberlake, NG 27583 (H)
Hill II, Edward F. [Ned] (Rochelle)
(RA) Millbrook - 08421
*1712 E Millbrook Rd, Raleigh, NG 27609 (O)
1012 Gedarhurst Dr, Raleigh, NG 27609-5416 (H)
Hill, Jan N. [Jan] (Rick)
(GO) Pine Level-Sanders - 05310
(O)
M484 Brogden Rd, Smithfield, NG 27577-9295 (H)
Hill, Jr., Noah B. [N. B.] (Gharlotte)
(FA) Retired Minister
M63 Albemarle Dr, Fayetteville, NG 28311-1542 (H)
Hill, Ralph M. [Ralph] (Faye)
(RM) Stantonsburg - 10431
*P0 Box 6, Stantonsburg, NG 27883 (O)
PO Box 6, Stantonsburg, NG 27883-0006 (H)
Hillman, Randy A. [Randy] (Wanda)
(EG) ABLG - Assoc.Dir., Chaplain Services, Forsyth Mem. Hosp.
*3333 Silas Greek Pky, Winston Salem, NG 27103 (O)
4408 Robinhood Rd, Winston Salem, NG 27106-4236 (H)
Hines, David M. [David] (Annette)
(RO) Diaconal Minister
*P0 Box 1032, Lumberton, NG 28359 (O)
4924 Pinedale Blvd. Lumberton, NG 28358-2170 (H)
Hines, James R. [Jim]
(Wl) Carver's Greek - 12071
(O)
*Rt. 1. Box 223, Council, NC 28434 (H)
DM
919) 467-1861
919) 467-2183
FG
919) 489-6452
919) 968-7671
FL
919) 242-4674
FG
910) 582-0078
910) 582-0306
PL
910) 259-5278
RM
919) 355-9109
FG
910) 364-9255
910) 364-2819
PM
910) 364-1387
FG
919) 876-0865
919) 876-3910
SL
919) 989-8283
919) 934-7613
RM
910) 488-4179
FG
919) 238-3838
919) 238-3402
FC
910) 718-2005
910) 922-4297
DM
910) 739-3304
910) 671-9136
FL
910) 669-2811
910) 645-4168
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Hinnant, H. Mallie [Mallie] (Susan)
(GO) ABLC - Evangelist FC
*P0 Box 11392, Goldsboro, NC 27532 (O) (919) 242-6132
PO Box 751, Pikeville, NC 27863-0751 (H) (919) 242-6132
Hinson, E. Harrell [Harrell] (Connie)
(Wl) Peace - 12501 PL
(O) (910) 259-4590
M65 John Humphrey Rd. Burqaw. NC 28425-3248 (H) (910) 259-3257
Hix, Jr., Clarence Eugene [Gene] (Betty)
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*RR 3 Box 42. Fayette. MO 65248-9803 (H) (816) 248-2697
Hobbs, James L. [Jim] (Mary)
(GO) Providence - 05171 FC
202 Providence Church Rd, Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 734-7114
*236 Providence Church Rd. Goldsboro, NC 27530-8910 . . . . (H) (919) 735-4607
Hobbs, John W. [John] (Betty Jo)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 3355, Wilmington, NC 28406 (O) (910) 313-1441
229 Bradford Rd, Wilmington, NC 28409-2300 (H) (910) 313-1365
Hobbs, Michael B. [Michael] (Gaye)
(BU) Davis Street - 01041 FC
*606 E Davis St, Burlington, NC 27215 (O) (910) 227-3784
528 Tarleton Ave, Burlington. NC 27215-4910 (H) (910) 226-6663
Hockett, Margaret B. [Margaret] (Jerry)
(Wl) Epworth - 12361 PL
PO Box 3455. 408 Willard St, Wilmington, NC 28406 (O) (910) 762-1407
*111 Sassanqua Rd, Castle Hayne, NC 28429-6227 (H) (910) 675-2600
Hocutt, Allison Brady [Al] (Paula)
(SA) Asbury-Bethlehem - 11020 SL
*557 Minow Johnson Road, Sanford, NC 27330 (H) (919) 776-0692
Hodge, Rudolph H. [Rudy]
(NB) Disability Leave FC
*5348 Barclay Dr, Raleigh, NC 27606-1202 (H) (919) 851-7362
Hodgin, Hubert Howard [Hugo] (Sue)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
P O Box 1287, Lexington, NC 27293-1287 (O) (704) 249-8186
*110 Westover Dr, Lexington. NC 27292-2340 (H) (704) 249-3109
Holliday, William Ervin [William] (Elizabeth M.)
(EC) Wanchese: Bethany - 03381 FC
PO Box 239, Wanchese, NC 27981 (O) (919) 473-5254
*P0 Box 609, Wanchese, NC 27981-0609 (H) (919) 473-5438
Hollis, Thomas M. [Tom] (Ann)
(RA) Plank Chapel - 08301 FC
(O) (919) 492-1919
M785 Kittrell Rd. Kittrell. NC 27544-9743 (H) (919) 438-6080
Holmes, Audrey C. [Audrey]
(RO) Rowland - 09491 FC
301 S Bond St, Rowland, NC 28383 (O) (910) 422-3414
*P0 Box 66, Rowland. NC 28383-0066 (H) (910) 422-3247
Holtsclaw, Thomas G. [Tom] (Jan)
(GR) Jarvis Memorial - 06121 FC
*510 S. Washington St., Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 752-3101
107 Williamsburg Dr., Greenville, NC 27858 (H) (919) 756-4645
Hood, Elizabeth Hackney [Beth] (Paul)
(SA) St. Luke - Associate - 11341 FC
*2916 Wicker Street Ext, Sanford, NC 27330 (O) (919) 776-2012
2501 Castleton Dr. Sanford, NC 27330-9316 (H) (919) 776-6272
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Hood, Jean L. [Jean] (Elizabeth)
(GO) Retired IVIinister RM
*2747 US Highway 13 S, Goldsboro. NC 27530-8913 (H) (919) 689-9850
Hoogerland, Thomas D. [Tom] (Wynell)
(FA) Newton Grove - 04390
*1 35 W Grove St, Newton Grove. NC 28366-7522
(O) (910
(H) (910
Home, Alvin M. [Al] (Susan)
(BU) Friendship - 01241
4612 Friendship Patterson Mill Rd, Burlington, NC 27215
M702 Friendship Patterson Mill Rd, Burlington. NC 27215-
. . (O) (910
9619(H) (910
Home, Herbert Franklin [Herb] (Hazel)
(NB) Retired Local Pastor
*P0 Box 728, Mavsville, NC 28555-0728
(H) (910
Horton, Benjamin Edward [Ben]
(Wl) Garland - 12130
'PO Box 427, Garland, NC 28441-0427
(O) (910
(H) (910
House, Thomas H. [Brother Thomas] (Madelyn)
(RO) Retired Minister
*1000 Wesley Pines Rd, #108. Lumberton. NC 28358
(H) (910
Howell, Karen Caraway [Karen]
(Wl) Burgaw - Associate - 12050
1795 Hwv 210 W. Hampstead. NC 28443
(O) (910
(H) (910
Hubbard, Charles S. [Charlie] (Mercer)
(SA) Retired Minister
*P0 Box 58. Pittsboro, NC 27312-0058
(H) (919
Huckaby, Jr., Robert L. [Rob] (Susan Y.)
(RA) Diaconal Minister
*6612 Creedmoor Rd, Raleigh, NC 27613 .
5232 Troutman Ln. Raleigh, NC 27613-1415
(O) (919
(H) (919
Hudson, Pamela Jo [Pamela]
(RM) ABLC - Chaplain, Sandhills Hospice, Inc.
POBox 1956,Sandhills Hospice, Pinehurst, NC 28374
'133 Alan Cir, # E, Carthage, NC 28327-8502
(O)(910
(H) (910
Huffines, Terry L. [Terry] (Lisa)
(BU) Haw River - 01271
*P0 Box 460, Haw River, NC 27258 . . .
PO Box 460. Haw River, NC 27258-0460
(O) (910
(H) (910
Huffman, Virgil B. [Butch] (Ann)
(GO) Daniels Memorial - 05131
2802 E Ash St, Goldsboro, NC 27534 ....
*2803 E Ash St, Goldsboro, NC 27534-451 8
(O) (919
(H) (919
Huggins III, H. Sidney [Sid] (Kay)
(GR) Greenville District Super.
*215 Commerce St., Greenville, NC 27858 . . .
101 Martinsborough Rd., Greenville, NC 27858
(O) (919
(H) (919
Huggins, Johnnie S. [Johnnie] (Ruby)
(FA) Retired Minister
*2701-1 Preston Woods La.. Favetteville. NC 28304
(0)(919
(H) (910
Hultman, Suzanne Cloyd [Suzanne] (Scott)
(BU) Davis St. - Associate - 01041
*606 E Davis St, Burlington, NC 27215
201 Westbrook Dr., #C-23, Carrboro, NC 27510
(O) (919
(H) (919
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Humphreys, Chris Dwight [Chris]
(GR) Swan Quarter - 06350 FL
*P0 Box 129, Swanquarter. NC 27885-0129 (H) (919) 926-4791
Humphries, James [Jim] (Lisa)
(GO) Seven Springs - 05351 IS
*P O Box 64, Seven Springs, NC 28578 (H) (919) 569-2871
Hunnings, Bess G. [Bess] (Hank)
(DU) Epworth - Associate - 02181 FC
3002 Hope Valley Rd, Durham, NC 27707 (O) (919) 489-6557
*910 Sunstone Dr, Durham. NC 27712-1500 (H) (919) 471-0531
Hunnings, Henry M. [Hank] (Bess)
(DU) EllisChap-02291/Mt.Tab-Riv'rvu - 02400 RAM
(O) (919)479-1614
*910 Sunstone Dr. Durham. NC 27712-1500 (H) (919) 471-0531
Hunt, Terry [Terry] (Gloria)
(RO) Pleasant Grove - 09371 SL
*P0 Box 2112, Pembroke. NC 28372-2112 (H) (910) 521-4707
Hunter, J. Manly [Jack] (Wilma)
(SA) Jones Chapel - 11181 RM
*2212 Tanqlewood Dr. Sanford, NC 27330-8242 (H) (919) 776-4913
Hunter, Jack L. [Jack] (Carolyn)
(SA) Sanford District Super. FC
M511 Columbine Rd. Sanford, NC 27330-8276 (H) (919) 775-7041
Huskins, James R. [Jim] (Linda)
(EC) Hatteras -03150 FC
(O) (919) 986-2149
*P0 Box 310, Hatteras. NC 27943-0310 (H) (919) 986-2254
Hutcherson, Cyrus B. [Cy]
(EC) Retired Minister RM
*2720 Windemere Dr Apt 357, Valdosta, GA 31602-4116 . . . . (H) (912) 244-3276
Hutchins, David Carl [David] (Lynn)
(SA) Bynum - 11061 SL
*P O Box 6. Bvnum. NC 27228 (H) (919) 542-4715
Hutchinson, Charles H. [Charles] (Iris)
(EC) Retired Minister RM
*P 0 Box 1507, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 (H) (704) 452-4088
Ingram, Geraldine D. [Gerry] (Kelly)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*105 Laramie Ct, Gary. NC 27513-5320 (H) (919) 319-1591
Ingram, O. Kelly [Kelly] (Gerry)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*105 Laramie Ct, Gary, NC 27513-5320 (H) (919) 319-1591
Innes, Randall E. [Randy] (Emily)
(BU) Elon College:First - 01201 FC
*1630 Westbrook Ave., Elon College, NC 27244 (O) (910) 584-5263
1331 Granville St.. Burlington, NC 27215 (H) (910) 227-3993
Irvine, Robert J. [Bob] (Janet)
(DU) Diaconal Minister DM
504 W Chapel Hill St, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 683-3467
*3201 Lassiter St. Durham. NC 27707-3879 (H) (919) 493-3756
Jackson, Jerry A. [Jerry] (Annette)
(NB) Queen's Creek - 07361 FC
*P0 Box 398, Hubert, NC 28539-0398 (O) (910) 353-0441
PO Box 398. Hubert. NC 28539-0398 (H) (910) 353-1930
Jackson, Lester P. [Lester] (Henrietta)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*308 Golfers Ln, Nashville, NC 27856-1648 (H) (919) 459-2355
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Jackson, Richard C. [Richard] (Cheryl)
(FA) ABLC - Chaplain, US Army FC
*6935 Congressional Blvd. San Antonio. TX 78244 (O) (210) 662-4733
Jackson, Wilbur I. [Wil] (Carolyn)
(RO) Laurinburg:First - 09181 FC
*101 W Church St, Laurinburg, NC 28352 (O) (910) 276-1593
1304 Franklin Ave. Laurinburg, NC 28352-3427 (H) (910) 276-1939
Jacobs, Harold Dean [Harold] (Edna)
(RO) Diaconal Minister DM
*RR 3 Box 196, Maxton, NC 28364 (O) (910) 521-2111
PO Box 1348, Pembroke, NC 28372-1348
Jarrett, Eddie Jo V. [Eddie Jo]
(RA) Leave of Absence FC
*P0 Box 33591 , Decatur, GA 30033-0591 (H) (404) 378-2798
Jarvis, Dwight C. [Dwight] (Ann)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*203 Pompano. Emerald Isle. NC 28594-7122 (H) (919) 354-5706
Jeffries, Jonathan David [Jonathan] (Heather)
(RO) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PM
*5112 Copper Ridge Dr.. #204. Durham. NC 27702 (H) (919) 419-7182
Jeffries, Sr., William M. [Bill] (Jo Anne)
(EC) Murfreesboro - 03231 FC
*P0 Box 392, Murfreesboro, NC 27855 (O) (919) 398-4556
304 S. Fourth St.. Murfreesboro, NC 27855 (H) (919) 398-4551
Jenkins, David Omar [David]
(DU) ABLC - Campus Minister,Wesley Fellowship FC
*1417 Sigma Chi Rd., NE. Albuquergue, NM 87106 (H) (505) 842-6041
Jenkins, Edith Dudley [Edith] (Carroll)
(GR) Holy Trinity -06111 FC
M12 E. Main St., Washington, NC 27889 (H) (919) 946-7542
Jenkins, Theodore R. [Ted]
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*628 Breckenridge Rd, Kannapolis, NC 28083-6159 (H) (704) 938-9891
Jenks, Gregory Keith [Greg] (Beth)
(FA) Johnson Memorial - 04211 FC
306 McArthur Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28311 (O) (910) 488-5406
*5316 Chesapeake Rd, Fayetteville. NC 28311-1537 (H) (910) 822-2429
Jernigan, Julius O. [J. O.] (Ruth)
(FA) ABLC - Chief, Chaplain Services, VA Med. Ctr. FC
*2300 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, NC 28301 (O) (910) 822-7301
5736 Dobson Dr. Fayetteville. NC 28311-3451 (H) (910) 488-2629
Jessee, D. Douglas [Doug] (Beverly)
(RA) Cary:First - 08051 FC
*117 S Academy St, Cary, NC 27511 (O) (919) 467-1861
100 Graywick Way, Cary. NC 27513-1609 (H) (919) 380-8690
Johnson, C. Reginald [Reg] (Diane)
(GR) ABLC - Prof., Spiritual Formation, Asbury Theo. Seminary FC
Asbury Theological Sem., Wilmore, KY 40390 (O) (606) 858-2219
*525 Talbott Dr. Wilmore. KY 40390-1041 (H) (606) 858-3081
Johnson, Doris J. [Doris]
(EC) Retired Local Pastor RL
*P0 Box 365. Harrellsville. NC 27942-0365 (H) (919) 356-2279
Johnson, George W. [George] (Nadine)
(RA) Hayes Barton - 08371 FC
*P O Box 6088, Raleigh, NC 27628 (O) (919) 832-6435
2307 Fairview Rd., Raleigh, NC 27608 (H) (919) 783-7842
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Johnson, Glenda N. [Glenda] (William)
(RA) Saint Andrews - 08171 FC
*1201 Maxwell Dr. Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 772-4410
4000 Brothwell Ct, Raleigh. NC 27606-1714 (H) (919) 851-1869
Johnson, J. Donald [Don] (Joanne)
(BU) Evergreen - 01221 FC
*11098 US Hwy 15-501. Chapel Hill. NC 27514 (O) (919) 968-0198
100 Highland TrI. Chapel Hill, NC 27516-8625 (H) (919) 929-8524
Johnson, Kathryn Rives [Kay]
(RA) Edenton Street - Associate - 08351 FC
*228 W Edenton St. Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 832-7535
2124 Cowper Dr., Raleigh. NC 27608 (H) (919) 782-9508
Johnson, Lawrence E. [Larry] (Bernice)
(FA) John Wesley - 04201 FC
616 Cumberland St. Fayetteville. NC 28301 (O) (910) 483-5052
*3212 Mcchoen Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28301-3042 (H) (910) 822-2984
Johnson III, Paul Jones [Skip] (Ann)
(RA) 426.1 - Appointed in N.GA Conference FC
*2428 E Main St, Snellville, GA 30278 (O) (404) 972-9360
1667 Stony Creek Way SW, Lilburn. GA 30247-2596 (H) (404) 978-2825
Jolly, Judy [Judy] Email: jjollydce@aol.com
(RA) Diaconal Minister DM
*P O Box 6088. Raleigh, NC 27628 (O) (919) 832-6435
3405 Savan Ct., Raleigh. NC 27613 (H) (919) 510-8327
Jones, Jr., Barney Lee [Barney] (Marjorie)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 3058, Bridgehampton, NY 11932-3058 (H) (516) 537-0301
Jones, Donnie L. [Donnie] (Brenda)
(DU) Granville-Vance - 02320 SL
*322 Linden Ave. Oxford. NC 27565 (O) (919) 693-8366
522 Salem Rd. Oxford, NC 27565-6451 (H) (919) 693-4150
Jones, George A. [George] (Bonnie)
(FA) Camp Ground - 04121 FC
M625 Campground Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28314 (O) (910) 867-9436
5505 Nix Rd, Fayetteville. NC 28314-1416 (H) (910) 864-2760
Jones, Linwood S. [Lindy] (Phyllis)
(RM) Trinity Parish - 10380 AM
(O) (919) 442-9260
*P0 Box 153. Battleboro, NC 27809-0153 (H) (919) 977-3311
Jones, Norwood L. [Norwood] (Helen)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*321 Barbour St. Clayton, NC 27520-2405 (H) (919) 553-2492
Jones, Vassar W. [Vassar] (Ruby H.)
(DU) Rougemont -02510 RM
Ml 8 W Gordon St. Roxboro. NC 27573-4922 (H) (910) 599-9203
Jordan, Bobby L. [Bobby] (Linda P.)
(EC) Perquimans - 03290 AM
*P0 Box 98. Winfall. NC 27985 (O) (919) 426-5288
PO Box 98. Winfall. NC 27985-0098 (H) (919) 426-5288
Jordan, Harry [Harry] (Fran)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*2200 Chelsea Dr NW. Wilson. NC 27896-1477 (H) (919) 237-8113
Joyce, Eric Randall [Eric] (Paige)
(RO) Beaver Dam-Green Lake - 09020 PL
(O) (910) 692-2715
*106 N Pine St. Aberdeen. NC 28315-2748 (H) (910) 944-6055
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Joyce, Johnie L. [Johnie L.] (Lou)
(DU) Retired Minister rM
*2616 Erwin Rd # E-12. Durham. NC 27705-3843 (H) (919) 382-1973
Joyce, Thomas E. [Tom] (Laurie)
(DU) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PM
806 Clarendon St., Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 286-0711
*10 Pedestal Rock Ln., Durham. NC 27712 (H) (919) 479-5095
Joyner, Jr., F. Belton [Belton] (Toni)
(RA) ABLC - Admin.Asst.to Bishop & Min. Relations Off. FC
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
4108 Brewster Dr. Raleigh. NC 27606-1712 (H) (919) 851-3894
Juren, Jerry Jay [Jerry] (Ann) Email: jurenj@3rddoor.com
(RM) Rosemary - 10261 FC
*900 Jackson St, Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 (O) (919) 537-3973
625 Cedar St. Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870-2503 (H) (919) 537-2092
Kasper, J. Mark [Mark] Email: aaren@wilmington.net
(Wl) ABLC - Couns., Hemingway Counseling Services FC
*908 Elizabeth Dr.. Oak Island. NC 28465 (H) (910) 278-1681
Kemp, Gary Joseph [Gary] (Beth) Email: gik1@acpub.duke.edu
(SA) Sardis-Parsons Grove - 11370 SL
*6791 Pekin Rd, Candor. NC 27229-9059 (H) (910) 439-5065
Kennedy, Jr., Mark Hodges [Mark] (Kathie)
(GO) Pine Forest - 05161 FC
*867 NC 581 S, Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 735-5161
720 NC 581 S. Goldsboro. NC 27530 (H) (919) 736-1910
King, Jr., A. Kimsey [Kimsey] (Jean)
(DU) Retired Minister rM
(O) (919) 489-6497
*5315 Yardlev Ter. Durham. NC 27707-9740 (H) (919) 489-6497
King, Carl Hamett [Carl] '
(FA) Haymount - Associate - 04191 FL
*1700 Ft. Bragg Rd., Fayetteville, NC 28303-4308 (O) (910) 484-0181
1916 Havilah Rd.. Favetteville. NC 28303-4308 (H) (910) 484-2047
Kinley, Grady L. [Grady] '
(GO) Retired Minister rM
*108 Rose Dr. Goldsboro, NC 27534-8841 . . (H) (919) 778-3079
Kirby, Wallace H. [Wallace] (Dixie)
(DU) Retired Minister rM
*P0 Box 240, 451 Wimbledon Dr.. Roxboro. NC 27573-0240 . (H) (910) 597-2054
Knight, R. Norman [Norman] (Ruby)
(RA) Retired Minister rM
*2801 Westwick Ct. Raleigh. NC 27615-3976 (H) (919) 847-021 5
Knott, T. Garland [Garland] (Kathleen)
(FA) Retired Minister rM
*5133 Waterburv PI. Favetteville. NC 28311-1565 (H) (910) 488-3032
Knowles, Russell R. [Russell] (Jaxie)
(Wl) Brunswick Circuit - 12040 RAM
*P0 Box 35, Bolivia, NC 28422
105 Knox St NE. Bolivia. NC 28422-8653 (H) (910) 253-6211
Kossan, Joseph E. [Joseph] (Frances)
(GO) Jefferson - 05141 FC
*1101 N Jefferson St, Goldsboro, NC 27534 (O) (919) 734-0144
1502 9th St. Goldsboro. NC 27534-2340 (H) (919) 734-1669
Krepps, James Robert [Jim] (Donna)
(GR) Webb Chapel - 06431 PL
,„„■ ;, (O) (919) 569-0308
*RR 4 Box 300, Kinston. NC 28501-9313 (H) (919) 569-1510
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Krueger, Todd Stephen [Todd] (Martha) Email: tskumc@aol.com
(NB) Bridgeton - 07071 FC
510 B St., Bridgeton, NC 28519 (O) (919) 637-7737
*P0 Box 898, Bridgeton, NC 28519-0898 (H) (919) 638-8830
Kunka, Alice Kirkman [Alice] (Bob) Email: akdiaconal@aol.com
(RA) Diaconal IVlinister DM
*204 Birkhaven Dr., Gary. NC 27511 (H) (919) 851-5106
Lackey, Duke Caldwell [Duke] (Bettina B.)
(FA) Roseboro - 04421 FC
PO Box 8, Roseboro, NC 28382 (O) (910) 525-4470
*P0 Box 8, Roseboro. NC 28382-0008 (H) (910) 525-4592
Lain, Jr., William Douglas [Doug]
(DU) Lea's Chapel - 02371 SL
(O) (910) 597-4257
*4940 Leasburq Rd., Roxboro, NC 27573 (H) (910) 597-5796
Laine, Amos Lloyd [Amos] (Emma Lee)
(FA) Leslie - 04341 ROM
(O) (910) 892-2533
*306 W Divine St. Dunn, NC 28334-5206 (H) (910) 892-2533
Lamb, Kimberly [Kim] (Tom)
(RA) Diaconal Minister DM
4801 Six Forks Rd.. Raleigh, NC 27609 (O) (919) 787-0544
219 Westridqe Dr., Raleigh. NC 27609-5205 (H) (919) 783-8144
Lamb, W. Douglas [Doug] (Margaret)
(Wl) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*119 W Burkhead St, Whiteville, NC 28472-3202 (H) (910) 642-9235
Lamm, Dennis Cecil [Dennis] (Jennifer)
(GR) Stokes - 06340 PL
(O) (919) 931-5237
108 Duke Rd., Winterville, NC 28590 . . . (H) (919) 355-6310
Lam neck, Forrest D. [Jack]
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*22437 TR 1203, W. LaFayette, OH 43845 (H) (614) 623-8853
Lancaster, Charles Hulbert [Charles] (Emily)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 543, Creedmoor. NC 27522-0543 (H) (919) 528-1445
Lancaster, Ecwood C. [Eckie] (Shirley)
(Wl) Pine Valley - 12401 FC
*3788 Shipyard Blvd, Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 791-0353
241 Stonewall Dr, Wilmington, NC 28412 (H) (910) 791-3841
Lancaster, Jr., James R. [James] (Louise)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*5206 Arbor Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28311-0652 (H) (910) 822-0133
Lancaster, Maurice [Maurice] (Helen)
(FA) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*1925 Southern Ave., Fayetteville, NC 28306 (H) (910) 484-1438
Lancaster, Tryon D. [Tryon] (Anne)
(FA) Wesley Heights - 04291 IS
5400 Ramsey St, Fayetteville. NC 28311 (O) (910) 630-7006
*3213 Kentyre Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28303-5340 (H) (910) 484-7053
Lane, Jr., J. Rodney [Rodney] (Patricia)
(RM) Enfld-Eden-Whitakers - 10060 AM
209 Whitfield St., Enfield. NC 27823 (O) (919) 445-3450
*POBox 115. Ill N. Church St., Enfield, NC 27823-0115 . . . . (H) (919) 445-5983
Langley, Delores Anne [Delores]
(DU) Fletcher's Chapel - 02301 FC
(O) (919) 688-3186
*2034 Fletchers Chapel Rd, Durham. NC 27703-2820 (H) (919) 688-4850
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Laytham, David Brent [Brent] (Missy) Email: blaytham@roxboro.net
(DU) Brookland-Brooksdale - 02050 FC
(O) (910) 597-9755
*311 Allensville Rd. Roxboro. NC 27573-7003 (H) (910) 599-7040
Leatherman, Harold F. [Harold] (Wilma)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
601 E. Main St., Lincolnton, NC 28092 (O) (704) 735-7489
*803 N. Laurel St.. Lincointon. NC 28092 (H) (704) 735-2335
Leburg, Michael W. [Mike] (Torie)
(RO) Caledonia - 09041 FC
*15201 Barnes Bridge Rd., Laurinburg, NC 28352 (O) (910) 276-4741
11680 Johns Rd., Laurinburg. NC 28352 (H) (910) 276-6858
Ledford, John T. [John] (Geneva)
(EC) Retired Local Pastor RL
*Britthaven #408,430 W.Health Ctr.Rd., Nags Head, NC 27959 (H) (919) 473-2431
Lee, Don Paul [Don] (Barbara)
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*1607 E Pine St, Goldsboro, NC 27530-6135 (H) (919) 734-4465
Lee, Henry W. [Henry] (Catherine)
(FA) Angier - 0401 1 FC
PO Box 595, Angier, NC 27501 (O) (919) 639-2176
*P0 Box 1267, Angier, NC 27501-1267 (H) (919) 639-0988
Lee, James C. [Jim] (Sharon)
(GO) Goldsboro District Super. FC
*P0 Box 1516, Goldsboro, NC 27533 (O) (919) 734-5324
617 Handlev Acres Dr, Goldsboro, NC 27534-1703 (H) (919) 734-0843
Lee, Samuel Sunghwan [Samuel] (Bok Youb Lee)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*18600 E.Colima Rd., H-105, Rowland Heights, CA 91748 . . . (H) (818) 964-6677
Leeland, Paul L. [Paul] (Janet)
(SA) Saint Luke - 11341 FC
*2916 Wicker Street Ext, Sanford, NC 27330 (O) (919) 776-2012
521 N Currie Dr. Sanford, NC 27330-9349 (H) (919) 775-3288
Leonhard, Richard [Richard] (Carole)
(GR) Retired Local Pastor RL
*3183 S. Jackson Blvd., Uniontown. OH 44685 (H) (330) 699-5154
Levin, Dennis P. [Dennis] (Peggy)
(GR) Ayden - 06021 FC
*P0 Box 335, Ayden, NC 28513 (O) (919) 746-6524
PO Box 305, Ayden. NC 28513-0305 (H) (919) 746-3852
Lewis, Henry B. [Henry] (Sara)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*1501 Ashburton Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606-2510 (H) (919) 851-3129
Lewis, Jerry D. [Jerry] (Debby)
(NB) ABLC - Chaplain, US Air Force FC
*1606 Levtonstone Dr., Wheaton, IL 60187 (H) (708) 221-0407
Lewis, Sr., Richard F. [Dick] (Jo Ann)
(RM) Disability Leave AM
*P0 Box 323, Calypso, NC 28325-0323 (H) (919) 658-3098
Lewis, Wallace B. [Wallace] (Loretta)
(GO) Bethel - 05031 AM
(O) (919) 778-3502
*295 La Grange Rd, La Grange. NC 28551-8571 (H) (919) 778-3502
Lile, Rebecca [Rebecca] (David)
(RA) Diaconal Minister - Leave Of Absence DM
*1027 Dacian Avenue. Durham, NC 27701 (H) (919) 688-5815
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Lilliston, Elaine [Elaine] (Andy)
(RM) Diaconal Minister DM
*P0 Box 7116, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 443-2926
4000 Gloucester Rd, Rocky Mount, NC 27803-1113 (H) (919) 443-9979
Lindblade, Jr., Eric N. [Eric] (Susan) Email: elindblade@aol.com
(FA) Stedman: Cokesbury - 04471 FC
*P0 Box 280, Stedman, NC 28391 (O) (910) 483-5056
PO Box 280, Stedman, NC 28391-0280 (H) (910) 485-4349
Lindblade, Susan Clayton [Susan] (Eric) Email: elindblade@aol.com
(FA) Saint Matthews - 04251 FC
*202 Hope Mills Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28304 (O) (910) 425-0401
PO Box 280, Stedman. NC 28391-0280 (H) (910) 485-4349
Ling, Steven Michael [Steven]
(GO) Edgerton Memorial - 05061 FC
PO Box 487, Selma, NC 27576 (O) (919) 965-3761
*104 S Sumner St, Selma, NC 27576-2712 (H) (919) 965-2054
Lister, Joe D. [Joe] (Judy)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*129 Overland Dr., Mebane. NC 27302 (H) (919) 563-5554
Little, Brooks Bivens [Brooks] (Reviline)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*764 Liberty Dr., Waynesville, NC 28786 (O) (704) 456-6650
5424 Lance Dr., Knoxville. TN 37909 . (H) (423) 588-2496
Little, Milton E. [Milton] (Velva)
(FA) Tabor - 04481 PL
*3531 Godwin Cir, Fayetteville, NC 28301-9131 (H) (910) 483-5099
Little, Stephen N. [Steve] (Marie)
(GO) New Hope - 05151 FC
*200 E New Hope Rd, Goldsboro, NC 27534 (O) (919) 778-1124
102 Lewis Dr, Goldsboro, NC 27534-7632 (H) (919) 778-3801
Litzenberger, Charles M. [Charlie] (Annette)
(RA) Wesley Memorial - 08511 FC
*P0 Box 614, Warrenton, NC 27589 (O) (919) 257-2129
210 N Main St, Warrenton, NC 27589-1824 (H) (919) 257-2612
Lloyd, Jr., Frank I. [Frank] (Dottie)
(GO) Wallace - 05401 FC
301 S College St, Wallace, NC 28466 (O) (910) 285-2857
*207 S Duplin St. Wallace, NC 28466-1433 (H) (910) 285-3350
Locklear, Bill James [Bill] (Delia)
(RO) Prospect - 09381 FC
*RR 3 Box 196, Maxton, NC 28364 (O) (910) 521-2111
RR 3 Box 196, Maxton, NC 28364-9139 (H) (910) 521-9360
Locklear, George Lloyd [George] (Sharon)
(RO) Ashpole Center - 09011 PL
(O) (910) 738-4866
*RR 1 Box 338A, Pembroke, NC 28372-9743 (H) (910) 521-4429
Locklear, Jr., Joel Garth [Joel] (Ruth)
(RO) Branch Street - 09231 SL
(O) (910) 738-6638
*504 Gertrude St., Fairmont. NC 28340 (H) (910) 628-8636
Locklear, Jr., John L. [John L.] (Earnestine)
(RO) New Philadelphus -09311 PL
PO Box 223, Hwy 710, Red Springs, NC 28377 (O) (910) 843-1053
*RR 8 Box 285, Lumberton, NC 28358-8811 (H) (910) 738-2663
Locklear, Marshall M. [Marshall] (Lucille)
(RO) West Robeson - 09571 PL
(O) (910) 738-1425
*P0 Box 1357, Pembroke. NC 28372-1357 (H) (910) 521-0544
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Loftis, Thomas E. [Tom] (Cornelia)
(RM) Rocky Mount District Super. FC
*3621 Sheffield Dr. Rocky Mount. NC 27803-1235 (H) (919) 443-5540
Logston, Linda [Linda]
(GR) Diaconal Minister DM
*510 S Washington St, Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 752-3101
1996-C Hyde Dr.. Greenville, NC 27858 (H) (919) 355-3750
Looney, Patrick [Patrick]
(RA) Millbrook - Associate - 08421 SL
*1712 E Millbrook Rd, Raleigh, NC 27609 (O) (919) 876-0865
924 N Boylan Ave, Raleigh, NC 27605-1406 (H) (919) 828-8847
Lopez, Hugo [Hugo]
(Wl) Herrings Chapel - 12511 ROM
*436 Day Lilly Dr, Wilmington, NC 28405-2526 (H) (910) 799-1987
Lovelace, Henry N. [Henry] (Ann)
(RA) Apex - 0801 1 FC
100 S Hughes St, Apex, NC 27502 (O) (919) 362-7807
*P0 Box 723, Apex. NC 27502-0723 (H) (919) 362-9241
Lovell, Jackie Allen [Allen] (Fran)
(EC) Ocracoke - 03271 PM
PO Box 278, Ocracoke, NC 27960
*P0 Box 420, Ocracoke, NC 27960-0420 (H) (919) 928-4211
Lowdermilk, William P. [Bill]
(FA) Retired Minister RM
(O) (910) 295-2294
*200 Blake Blvd.,#203-E, Quail Hav.Vil., Pinehurst, NC 28374 (H) (910) 295-5671
Lowe, Lloyd James [Jim] (Mary)
(GO) Faison - 05081 OM
*P 0 Box 417, Faison, NC 28341 (O) (910) 267-1668
P O Box 340, Faison, NC 28341 (H) (910) 267-2861
Lowry, Jr., Herbert [Herbert] (Connie)
(RO) Collins Chapel - 09051 PL
*Rt. 2 Box 247B, Pembroke. NC 28372 (H) (910) 521-9526
Lowry, Jerry [Jerry] (Doreen)
(Wl) Seaside - 12241 FC
*1300 Seaside Rd SW, Sunset Beach, NC 28468 (O) (910) 579-5753
(H) (910) 579-0870
Loy, James C. [J. C] (Agnes)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 8, Alamance, NC 27201-0008 (H) (910) 570-2542
Loy, Samuel W. [Sam] (Wanda)
(GR) Griffon - 06141 FC
PO Box 416, Griffon, NC 28530 (O) (919) 524-5422
*P0 Box 1145, Grifton, NC 28530-1145 (H) (919) 524-5382
Loyd, Roger Leroy [Roger] (Leta) Email: rll@mail.duke.lib.edu
(DU) ABLC - Prof./Lib., Duke Divinity School FC
*Box 90972, Duke Div.Sch.Lib., Durham, NC 27708-0972 . . (O) (919) 660-3452
3011 Bexley Dr, Durham, NC 27707-2843 (H) (919) 419-1663
Lugar, Lawrence E. [Lawrence] (Jean)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*334 Grape Arbor Dr, Favetteville. NC 28301-7203 (H) (910) 485-8541
Lupton, James G. [Jim] (Virginia S.)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 188, Simpson, NC 27879-0188 (H) (919) 758-4314
Lupton, Jr., John Clifton [Johnny] (Bernice)
(GR) Aurora - 06010 FL
*590 S. 5th St., Aurora. NC 27806-9701 (H) (919) 322-5400
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Lykins, Mark E. [Mark] (Patricia J.)
(SA) Candor - 11071 FC
*203 E. IVIain St., Candor, NC 27229 (O) (910) 974-4454
POBox 456, 142 E.Randolph St.. Candor. NC 27229 (H) (910) 974-4504
Lykins, Patricia [Pat] (Mark E.)
(SA) Diaconal Minister DM
*175 Midland Rd., Southern Pines, NC 28387 (O) (910) 692-3518
POBox 456, 142 E.Randolph St., Candor, NC 27229 (H) (910) 974-4504
Mackey, Sr., John M. [John] (Elizabeth K.)
(FA) ABLC - Dir., Fayetteville Family Life Ctr. FC
*114 Highland Ave, Fayetteville, NC 28305 (O) (910) 484-0176
2513 Colgate Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28304-3708 (H) (910) 484-1256
MacLean, Robert A. [Robert] (Kathleen)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*Rt 9. Box 464-A. Henderson. NC 27536 (H) (919) 430-8218
Madison, Jr., John Talton [Tal] (Julie)
(Wl) Lake Waccamaw - 12171 FC
Lakeshore Dr, Lake Waccamaw, NC 28450 (O) (910) 646-4471
*204 Nancy St. Lake Waccamaw. NC 28450-1936 (H) (910) 646-3538
Malloy, David O. [David] (Vevely)
(RO) New Hope - 09501 FC
(O) (910) 276-1242
*11841 Barnes Bridge Rd., Laurinburq. NC 28352-9801 (H) (910) 276-9415
Malloy, Jr., James Edward [James]
(RO) Rhyne Memorial - 09391 FC
(O) (910) 843-3791
*P0 Box 693. Red Springs. NC 28377-0693 (H) (910) 843-2752
Maness, Tracy A. [Tracy] (Jackie)
(RA) ABLC - 08041 - Fam.Life Spec, Meth.Home for Children FC
*P0 Box 10917, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 828-0345
6101 Parker Croft Ct, Raleigh, NC 27609-8208 (H) (919) 847-8871
Mangum, Robert L. [Bob] (Neila)
(RO) ABLC - Executive Dir., SEJ Agency for Native American Min FC
*P0 Box 67, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 (O) (704) 452-2881
109 Jarvis St. Waynesville. NC 28786-4424 (H) (704) 452-2826
Mann, Milton T. [Milton] (Gaye)
(GR) Washington: First - 06391 FC
PO Box 715, Washington, NC 27889 (O) (919) 946-3311
*POBox 2825, 107 Bath Cir., Washington. NC 27889-2825 . . (H) (919) 946-2539
Mann, W. Joseph [Joe] (Ann)
(RA) ABLC - Dir., Rural Church Div., Duke Endowment FC
*P0 Box 51307, Durham, NC 27717-1307 (O) (919) 489-3359
2319 Gaddv Dr. Raleigh. NC 27609-7605 (H) (919) 781-4908
Marsicano, Leslie Montfort [Leslie] (Michael) Email: lemarsic@davidson.edu
(DU) ABLC - Assistant Dean of Students, Davidson College FC
PO Box 1719, Davidson, NC 28036 (O) (704) 892-2225
*1935 S Wendover Rd. Charlotte. NC 28211-2141 (H) (704) 364-4642
Martin, Jerry Dean [Jerry] (Maureen)
(SA) Ether - 11141 SL
P O Box 156, Ether, NC 27247
*P O Box 214. Ether, NC 27247 (H) (910) 428-2272
Martin, Robert M. [Bob] (Patti)
(SA) Fair Promise-High Falls - 11160 OM
(O) (910) 464-3217
*567 River Rd. Robbins. NC 27325-8310 (H) (910) 464-3217
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Martin III, Sam Francis [Sam] (Amy)
(BU) Salem (Alamance Co.) - 01421 PC
4471 Salem Church Rd., Haw River, NC 27258 ... (O) (910) 376-6545
M924 Salem Church Rd. Haw River. NC 27258-9795 .... (H) (910) 376-6545
Mason, Glenn E. [Glenn] (Elaine) '
(RA) Macedonia - 08071 Pq
2904 Walnut St, Cary. NC 27511 (O) (919) 851-1551
*3508 Campbell Rd. Raleigh. NC 27606-4432 (H) (919) 851-4724
Mason, Jr., Lemuel R. [Lem] (Delphia)
(BU) Retired Minister ^^
*25 Jackson Ave. Buckhannon. WV 26201-8814 (H) (304) 472-3637
Massey, Gerald R. [Gerald] (Dorothy)
(Wl) Carolina Beach.St.Paul - 12221 AM
300 N. 3rd. St., Carolina Beach, NC 28428 (O) (919) 458-5310
*P0 Box 356. Carolina Beach, NC 28428-0356 mU910^ 458-8048
Maultsby III, J. Alexander [Alex] (Nancy L.)
(SA) Love Joy-Macedonia -11210 PC
*RR 2 Box 251,' Troy." NC 27371-9628" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.W'.'. IS! (910) 572-1540
May, Raegan V. [Raegan] (Lee)
(BU) Christ - 01501 PC
MOO Westareen Dr.. Chapel Hill. NC 27516 (Q) (919) 969-8820
Maynard, Randall Grey [Randy] (Cindy)
(GR) Farmville - 06091 PC
*P0 Box 153, Farmville, NC 27828 (O) (919) 753-4803
204 Hillcrest Dr. Farmville. NC 27828-1204 (H) (919) 753-4774
Mayo, Leonard E. [Leonard] (Judy)
(RO) Retired Minister Pl^/]
*1205 Ann St, Rockingham. NC 28379-3041 (H) (910) 997-4963
McAdams, Jr., David S. [Duff] (Corky)
(GR) Leave of Absence PC
553 Pylon Dr Ste A, Raleigh, NC 27606 rO) (919) 833-1996
*3939 Glenwood Ave Apt 157, Raleigh. NC 27612-5514 (H) (919) 571-7398
McCarver, Clyde G. [Clyde] (Frances)
(RO) Retired Minister rI^/I
*P0 Box 1021, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 (O) (704) 456-9843
322 Oakdale Dr. Hartsville. SC 29550-8062 . . . . ... (H) (803 332-9473
McDonald, Walter N. [Walter] (Joyce) ' " '
(RA) Retired Minister rI^
*305 Sunset Ave. Louisburg. NC 27549-2433 . . . (H) f919i 496-3757
McDougald, Arletha M. [Arietha] (George) ' " ' ^^^
(RO) Fairmont.Pleasant Grove - 09561 PL
*P0 Box 731, Red Springs. NC 28377-0731 (H) (910) 843-8782
McDougald, Jr., George [George] (Arletha)
(RO) Cool Spring - 09581 OM
P O Box 731. Red Springs, NC 28377 . (H) (910) 843-8782
McElroy, Steven W. [St2ve] (Lori) ' ' ' ' ^ "^"^
(SA) Pinehurst - 11491 PC
*P O Box 4504, Pinehurst, NC 28374 (O) (910) 215-4559
123 Pinesage Dr. West End. NC 27376-9775 (H) (910 295-6447
McGarvey, Gregory L. [Gregg] (Nanci)
(RA) Bunn-Hill King - 08030 PM
o ^- ^°^"'^j- B^"""; NC 27508-0142 ^ .^ ::::::;.:::::;. ml (919! 496-5655
McKee, Robert F. [Robert]
(RA) Retired Minister rI^
*151 Fernwood Dr # 163A. Spartanburg. SC 29307-2236 . . . . (H) (864) 582-0012
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McKenzie, Charles E. [Charles] (Judy)
(EC) City Road - 03111 FC
PO Box 535, Elizabeth City, NC 27907 (O) (919) 335-2658
*509 N Road St, Elizabeth City, NC 27909-4065 (H) (919) 335-1340
McKenzie, Jr., G. Robert [Bob] (Frances)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*2704 Edqewood Ave, Burlington. NC 27215-4796 (H) (910) 584-1733
McKlta, Carleton P. [Carleton] (Margaret)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
Curtis Ellis Dr., Hospice, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 443-8124
*3508 Hawthorne Rd. Rocky Mount, NC 27804-3809 (H) (919) 937-4364
McLanfib, Howard M. [Howard] (Azile)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*1520 Springmoor Cir, Raleigh, NC 27615-5704 (H) (919) 848-7520
McLaurin, Horace L. [Horace] (Wanda)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*205 Trolley Ct., New Bern, NC 28562-4320 (H) (919) 635-2948
McLean, James H. [James] (Betty) Email: jmclean@juno.com
(NB) Midway-Bethlehem - 07260 FL
*P0 Box 48, Stella, NC 28582 (O) (919) 393-2698
139 Weth'rngtn Landing Rd, Stella, NC 28582 (H) (919) 393-2698
McLendon, James Earl [Earl] (Marie)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*RR 23 Box 498. Fayetteville, NC 28301-9120 (H) (910) 483-9967
McLeod, Walter E. [Walter] (Delores)
(DU) Asbury Temple - 021 1 1 FC
*201 S Alston Ave, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 688-4578
5102 Partridge St, Durham, NC 27704-1102 (H) (919) 772-5060
McMillan, Jr., Samuel Duncan [Sam] (Fran)
(Wl) Wesley Memorial - 12441 FC
*1401 S. College Rd., Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 791-4092
3325 Amber Dr., Wilmington. NC 28403 (H) (910) 791-5071
McMillan III, Samuel D. [Mack] (Paige) Email: mackpaige@ecsu.campus.mci.net
(EC) Riverside -03131 FC
*P0 Box 1693, Elizabeth City, NC 27906 (O) (919) 335-4549
1103 W Williams Cir, Elizabeth City, NC 27909-6129 (H) (919) 338-6262
McQuade, J. Stanley [Stanley] (Frances) Email: mcguade@webster.campbell.edu
(RA) ABLC - Methodist Chap., Campbell University FC
PO Box 158, Buies Creek, NC 27506 (O) (919) 893-1771
*512 Wallace Ln, Lillinqton, NC 27546-9775 (H) (910) 893-2758
McQueen, Randall S. [Randy] (Jacky)
(SA) Chatham-Cedar Grove - 11110 SL
103 Woodberrv Forest. Pittsboro. NC 27312 (H) (919) 542-3006
Meacham, B. Frank [Frank] (Mildred)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*201 N Wilkinson Dr. Saint Pauls. NC 28384-1438 (H) (910) 865-4555
Meacham, William F. [Bill] (Carrie)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 97. Ellerbe. NC 28338-0097 (H) (919) 652-6107
Meadows, Dan E. [Dan] (Jean)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*RR 2 Box 18A. Bailey, NC 27807-9501 (H) (919) 235-4835
Megill, George C. [George] (June)
(RA) Leah's Chapel-Shiloh - 08230 RM
*517 Grove Ave, Raleigh, NC 27606-1607 (H) (919) 859-2167
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Melvin, Jr., B. Fallon [Fallon] (Betty)
(SA) Mt. Pleasant - 11481 FL
269 Manns Chapel Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312 (O) (919) 929-8845
*536 Starburst Ln. Raleigh. NC 27603-9107 (H) (919) 662-0538
Melvin, Benjamin R. [Benny] (Grace)
(SA) Pittsboro: First - 11281 FC
PO Box 716, Pittsboro, NC 27312 (O) (919) 542-2330
*P0 Box 716, Pittsboro. NC 27312-0716 (H) (919) 542-4525
Mentzer, James G. [Jim] (Jo Ann)
(SA) Cumnock - 11131 SL
*19 S Lakeshore Dr. Whispering Pines, NC 28327-9303 . . . . (H) (910) 949-2349
Mercer, Charles H. [Charles] (Florrie)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 603, Lake Junaluska. NC 28745-0603 (H) (704) 456-8028
Merchant, Michele R. [Michele] (Steve) Email: merchant@silcom.com
(RA) ABLC - CPE, St. John's Regional Medical Center FC
*1600 N.Rose Ave., Mercy Hea.Vent.Co., Oxnard, CA 93030 (O) (805) 988-2728
1795 Cravens Ln, Carpinteria, CA 93013-3066 (H) (805) 684-2256
Metcalf, Ellen H. [Ellen]
(GO) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School FC
(O) (919) 966-4021
*1603 Forest Rd Apt 15. Durham. NC 27705-3385 (H) (919) 416-0210
Methvin, Rayford H. [Rayford] (Pauline)
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
(O) (910) 575-2814
*P O Box 4609, Calabash. NC 28467-9820 (H) (910) 575-2046
Meyer, Kris R. [Kis] (Carol)
(GO) Micro-Fellowship - 05280 SL
*5031 Princeton Kenly Rd, Kenly. NC 27542-9569 (H) (919) 284-4530
Midgett III, Peleg D. [P.D.] (Carol (Cookie))
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
*807 Cape Harbor Dr. Southport, NC 28461-3535 (H) (910) 457-5556
Millan, Hector [Hector] (Rafaela)
(SA) Chatham-Lee Hispanic Ministrie -11120 OD
*716 Lakewood Dr. Siler City, NC 27344-3724 (H) (919) 663-3425
Miller, Jr., James H. [Jimmy] (Susan)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*3734 Hwv 258 S.. Kinston, NC 28501-9224 (H) (919) 527-1606
Miller, Keith A. [Keith]
(RO) Pee Dee - 09451 OD
*201 Northam Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-2943 (H) (910) 895-4516
Miller, Lon William [Lon] (Marilyn) Email: skypilot@nternet.net
(NB) Maysville - 07221 FC
(O) (910) 743-3691
*POBox 598. 804 Jenkins St., Maysville. NC 28555-0598 . . . (H) (910) 743-5011
Miller, Theodore Ralph [T. R] (Marcia)
(GO) Salem - 05211 FL
(O) (919) 735-9210
*2706 Salem Church Rd.. Goldsboro, NC 27530 (H) (919) 735-1318
Milton, Stuart M. [Stuart] (Teresa)
(RA) Disciple - 08631 FC
119 Mint Hill Dr., Apex. NC 27502 (H) (919) 303-1313
Minnick, Gregory Carlton [Gregory] Email: minnickg@3rddoor.com
(RM) Roanoke Circuit - 10392 FL
*P O Box 228, Weldon, NC 27890 (O) (919) 536-3494
312 Woodlawn Ave. Weldon. NC 27890-1844 (H) (919) 536-3782
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Minnick, Jonathan Allen [Jay] (Allana) Email: jamahm@aol.com
(RA) Pleasant Grove - 08451 FC
4415 Pleasant Grove Church Rd, Raleigh, NC 27613 (O) (919) 787-7763
*6401 Pleasant Pines Dr. Raleigh. NC 27613-1917 (H) (919) 783-8524
Mitchell, Charles Maness [Maness] (Vivian)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*622 Wimbleton Dr, Raleigh. NC 27609-4350 (H) (919) 787-3311
Mitchell, Jerry Elmore [Jerry] (Diane)
(GO) Friendship-Unity -05110 PL
(O) (919) 735-8012
*163 Sutton Rd. La Grange. NC 28551-9108 (H) (919) 778-1887
Mitchell, John D. [John] (Helen)
(GO) Ebenezer - 05471 RM
*120 Ebenezer Church Rd, Goldsboro. NC 27530-9467 (H) (919) 734-4440
Mitchell, Jr., William K. [Bill] (Carolee J.)
(SA) Center - 11101 FC
*2319 S Plank Rd, Sanford, NC 27330 (O) (919) 775-5748
2321 S Plank Rd, Sanford. NC 27330-7559 (H) (919) 775-5300
Moehring, David [David] (Myrna)
(EC) South Camden - 03340 FC
(O) (919) 335-7565
*118 S Hwy 343. Camden. NC 27921 (H) (919) 335-7500
Mooney, Jr., Robert C. [Bob] (Nell)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*504 Alamance Rd. Burlington, NC 27215-6230 (H) (910) 229-0224
Moore, Donna Susan [Susan]
(Wl) Disability Leave FC
*6757 David Moore Rd. Elon College. NC 27244-9538 (H) (910) 584-0034
Moore, Robert F. [Bob] (Burnell)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*1400 Redden St. Fairmont, NC 28340-1424 (H) (910) 628-7897
Moore, Samuel S. [Sam] (Glenmore)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*206 Battleground Ave, New Bern, NC 28560-7004 (H) (919) 637-6631
Moorman, Julian Pierce [Julian] (Douglas)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*3308 Fairhill Dr, Raleigh, NC 27612-3233 (H) (919) 782-7237
Morgan, Deborah [Deborah]
(DU) ABLC - Couns.,Duke Cancer Patient Support Program FC
Duke Cancer Pat. Sup. Prog., Durham, NC 27710 (O) (919) 684-8564
*4315 Peachwav Dr., Durham, NC 27705 (H) (919) 489-3242
Morgan, Robert W. [Bob] (Seleta)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*2202 Nash St, C-1, Wilson, NC 27893-9558 (H) (919) 243-4761
Morris, Alvin J. [Al] (Faye)
(RO) Cordova - 09061 FC
PO Box 279, 134 Ledbetter St, Cordova, NC 28330 (O) (910) 997-5492
*P0 Box 279, 132 Ledbetter St, Cordova. NC 28330 (H) (910) 895-4836
Morris, Brigitte Freeman [Brigitte] (Graham) Email: bgmax@aol.com
(NB) Diaconal Minister DM
*P0 Box 1801. Sharpsburg. NC 27878-1801 (H) (919) 972-8083
Morris, Homer E. [Homer] (Debra)
(FA) Clinton:First - 04031 FC
(O) (910) 592-2035
*208 Sampson St. Clinton. NC 28328-3418 (H) (910) 592-2710
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Morrison, Charles K. [Charles] (Carolyn)
(DU) Epworth -02181 FC
*3002 Hope Valley Rd, Durham, NC 27707-3832 (O) (919) 489-6557
5824 Woodberrv Rd. Durham. NC 27707-5339 (H) (919) 493-3019
Morrison, J. Edward [Ed] (Norma)
(SA) Southern Pines - 11411 FC
*175 Midland Rd, Southern Pines, NC 28387 (O) (910) 692-3518
100 Clematis Rd. Southern Pines. NC 28387-3308 (H) (910) 692-3461
Morrow, Jr., Floyd R. [Floyd] (Barbara)
(BU) New Hope-Purley - 01360 FC
M385 Blanch Rd. Blanch, NC 27212-9653 (H) (910) 694-4020
Morton, Sr., Dean Healy [Dean] (Alice)
(Wl) Kelly:Trinity - 12281 PL
*3425 Chalmers Dr. Wilmington. NC 28409-6909 (H) (910) 791-6484
Morton III, Elva L. [Bud] (Donna)
(NB) Verona - 07451 PL
*551 Island Creek Rd. Pollocksville, NC 28573-9451 (H) (919) 224-3401
Moseley, Charles K. [Charles] (Peggy) Email: ckmose@mail.gld.com
(GO) St. Luke - 05191 FC
*1608 E. Pine St.. Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 734-7714
1605 E. Pine St.. Goldsboro, NC 27530 (H) (919) 734-5019
Moser, R. E. Lee [Lee] (Kurlee)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*1741 Belmont Alamance Rd. Burlington. NC 27215-8699 . . . (H) (910) 228-0756
Moser, Rachel Tucker [Rachel] (Rick)
(BU) Saxapahaw - 01431 FC
PC Box 268. Saxapahaw. NC 27340 (O) (910) 376-3630
*4150 Mount Hermon Rock Crk Rd, Graham. NC 27253-9107 (H) (910) 376-3504
Moser, Rick A. [Rick] (Rachel)
(BU) Mount Hermon - 01351 FC
4178 Mt.Hermon-Rk.Cr.Rd., Graham, NC 27253 (O) (910) 376-3119
*4150 Mount Hermon Rock Crk Rd. Graham. NC 27253-9107 (H) (910) 376-3504
Motley, Joseph A. [Joe] (Emily)
(NB) Franklin Memorial - 07241 FC
P O Box 235, Morehead City, NC 28557 (O) (919) 726-6010
*601 Colonial Ave., Morehead City. NC 28557 (H) (919) 726-4053
Mott, Joyce R. [Joyce]
(RA) Middleburg - 08260 FC
*P0 Box 100. Middleburg. NC 27556-0100 (H) (919) 492-1616
Mull, Jr., Curtis M. [Curtis] (Sandra)
(FA) Mamers - 04370 FL
*P O Drawer 545. Mamers. NC 27552 (H) (910) 893-5264
Mullen, Roderic L. [Rod]
(EC) Moyock - 03221 FC
*P0 Box 267, Moyock, NC 27958
PO Box 267, Moyock. NC 27958-0267 (H) (919) 435-6211
Murphy, Jr., James Olen [Jim] (Debra)
(GO) Brownings-Smith - 05050 PM
*6490 Mount Olive Hwy. Mount Olive. NC 28365-7932 (H) (910) 594-1445
Murphy, Jr., Miles [Miles] (Ruth)
(RO) ABLC - Chaplain. VA Medical Center FC
Bldg.69. VA Medical Ctr., Hampton, VA 23667 (O) (804) 722-9961
*16 Fort Worth St. Hampton. VA 23669-1108 (H) (804) 851-6334
Murray, Eric Octavius [Eric]
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*6304 Diamond Dr.. Raleigh. NC 27610 (H) (919) 773-9469
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Musser, Benjamin Franklin [Ben] (Hattie)
(RM) Retired Minister R[\/l
*P0 Box 26. Elm City, NC 27822-0026 (H) (919) 236-7966
Myers, Charles Donald [Charles] (Joyce)
(BU) Burlington Circuit - 01030 FC
(O) (910) 584-8646
*1421 Bethel Methodist Ch Rd. Burlington. NC 27217-8014 . . (H) (910) 584-8646
Nagel, Donald C. [Don]
(RA) ABLC - Medical Dir., Alcohol Rehab. Ctr., Black Mtn. FC
301 Tabernacle Rd., Black Mountain, NC 28711 (O) (704) 669-3424
*101 Alpine Way. Asheville. NC 28805 (H) (704) 298-7024
Namkoong, Won Seok [Won] (Mee Young)
(FA) Linden:Parkers Grove - 04361 PM
Rt. 1, Box 32, Linden, NC 28356 (O) (910) 980-0894
*1315 Morreene Rd;. # 23G, Durham, NC 27705-4537 (H) (919) 383-5763
Namkung, Kong Suk [Kong] (Kum)
(RO) Sandy Plains - 09531 FC
P O Box 2255, Pembroke, NC 28372 (O) (910) 521-8600
*P O Box 3337, Pembroke, NC 28372-3337 (H) (910) 521-7177
Nanney, R. Keith [Keith] (Sandra)
(RA) Hollands - 08191 FC
9433 Ten Ten Rd. Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 772-5294
*4701 Holland Church Rd, Raleigh. NC 27603-9726 (H) (919) 779-0958
Neal, Jeanne Ross [Jeanne] (Richard)
(BU) Concord -01181 SL
*4462 E. Gsb.-Chap.Hill Rd., Graham, NC 27253 (O) (910) 376-9719
4504 E. Gsb.-Chap.Hill Rd., Graham. NC 27253
Nelms, Benjamin Earl [Ben] (Janet)
(GO) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PM
*604 Smallwood Dr.. Rocky Mount. NC 27804 (H) (919) 443-1950
Nelson, Michael Norwood [Mike] (Sheryl)
(NB) Core Creek-Tuttles Grove -07100 FL
*124 Hardesty Loop Rd. Newport. NC 28570 (O) (919) 728-1403
Newman, Thomas Willard [Tom]
(GO) La Grange - 05261 PM
*213 S Caswell St, La Grange, NC 28551 (O) (919) 566-3148
206 Lake Pines Dr, La Grange, NC 28551-2016 (H) (919) 566-3862
Nichols, Thomas M. [Tim] (Beth)
(NB) Pamlico Coop.Par. - Associate - 07340 PL
*1707-A Hwy 17 N, New Bern, NC 28560 (H) (919) 637-6578
Nicholson, Sue Ellen [Sue Ellen]
(RA) Diaconal Minister DM
PO Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
*1924 Hillock Dr, Raleigh, NC 27612-3903 (H) (919) 782-5649
Nicks, Robert L. [Robert] (Lou)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 997. Penney Farms, FL 32079-0997 (H) (904) 529-9664
Noble II, J. Crispin [Oris] (Gayle)
(GR) Hookerton -06181 PM
(O) (919) 747-2100
*P0 Box 10, Hookerton, NC 28538-0010 (H) (919) 747-5548
Norton, Mary Jane P. [Mary Jane] (David)
(BU) Diaconal Minister DM
PO Box 840, Nashville, TN 37202 (O) (615) 340-7170
*1109 Shiloh Dr. Nashville. TN 37205-1122 (H) (615) 352-2156
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Noy, Carol [Carol]
(DU) Butner.Community - 02061 SL
*507 W E St. Butner. NC 27509-1939 (H) (919) 575-4303
O'Briant, Clarence Edgar [Clarence] (Ruth)
(GR) Jerusalem - 06221 rH^
*P0 Box 375, Hookerton. NC 28538-0375 (H) (919) 747-4164
O'Connor, Tacoma F. [Tacoma] (Francis)
(DU) Retired Diaconal Minister DM
107 N Driver St, Durham, NC 27703 (O) (919) 596-7210
*1432 Kirkwood Dr, Durham, NC 27705-2138 (H) (919) 477-0990
O'Keef, Robert D. [Bob] (Phyllis) ""^ '
(DU) Mt. Sylvan - 02231 Fq
*5731 N Roxboro Rd, Durham, NC 27712 (O) (919) 471-0032
313 Andover Rd, Durham, NC 27712-3401 (H) (919) 477-4362
Odom, Joyce Darnell [Joyce]
(GO) Trinity (Lenoir Co.) - 05381 PM
*RR 10 Box 85. Kinston. NC 28504-8669 (H) (919) 522-1686
Offutt, Alma W. [Alma] '
(GR) Retired Diaconal Minister DM
*P0 Box 1143. Kinston. NC 28503-1143 (H) (919) 523-3562
Old Marshall R. [Marshall] (Carol) Email: royold@aol.com
(BU) Graham: First - 01261 Pq
*303 N Main St, Graham, NC 27253 (O) (910) 226-4343
115 Albright Ave. Graham. NC 27253-2301 (H) (910) 227-8222
S?.'?^/!l'. (^''■'^ B [Kirk] (Anita) Email: koldham@ncwc.edu
(RM) ABLC - Chaplain, NC Wesleyan College FC
3400 N Wesleyan Blvd, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 985-5181
*1309 Drivers Cir. Rocky Mount. NC 27804-9617 . . (H) (919) 446-2900
Olinger, Guy L [Guy] (Joyce) Email: sasglo@unx.sas.com
(RA) Genesis - Associate - 08061 PL
*2628 US 64 W. Apex.' NC 27502" '.'.'.'.'.'.'..'. ' ' ml (919) 362-9461
Olive, John G. [John] (Lula Mae) ' ' '^^^' ^^^ ^^^^
(FA) Retired Associate Mbr. ram
*RR 1 Box 30, Unicoi. TN 37692-9707
Oliver, Sr., James R. [Jim] (Judy) ~
(NB) Northwoods - 07181 Fq
*1528 Gum Branch Rd., Jacksonville, NC 28546 . . (O) (910) 346-9726
113 McRae Ct.. Jacksonville. NC 28546-9530 (H) (910 347-1338
Ormond, Jr., John Kern [John] (Evelyn)
(Wl) Rocky Point - 12211 - /ABLC - Counselor, Parkside Clinic, Wilmington FC
The Center, 2901 Market St., Wilmington, NC 28403 .... (O) (910) 792-9066
4021 E Bishop Ct. Wilmington. NC 28412-7434 (H) (910) 313-0701
Ormond, Wilbur C. [Wilbur] (Joyce) m^'»>oiou/ui
(GR) Bell Arthur - 06050 pi
*803 W4th St. Avden. NC 28513-2005 (H) (919) 746-4642
^^^x°o"v''°.^fl^ ^- f^°^J (Dorothy) Email: rosborn@acpub.duke.edu
(DU) Retired Minister Pl^l
*P O Box 372. Shavtf Island. WA 98286 (H) (360) 468-3332
Osteen, Jr., Edward Powell [Pow/ell] (Mary Lynne)
(NB) Garber - 07301 j v y y ; ^^
*4201 Country Club Rd, New Bern, NC 28562 (O) (919) 637-4022
4510 Tenella Rd. New Bern, NC 28562-7644 (H) 919 637-5961
Otis, William H. [Bill] (Cynthia) — ' ' " ' ^^^
(RA) Vance Charge - 08560 PM
*929 Spring Valley Rd.. Henderson. NC 27536-9563 (H) (919) 438-3138
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Oulton, Jo-Ann M. [Jo-Ann]
(RO) Trinity - 09401 FC
*P0 Box 48, Red Springs, NC 28377 (O) (910) 843-4011
400 E 3rd Ave. Red Springs. NC 28377-1435 (H) (910) 843-4019
Owen, Travis W. [Travis] (IVIargaret)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*500 Eden Hills Rd. Siler City, NC 27344-1308 (H) (919) 663-3944
Owens, Charles E. [Charles] (Peggy)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*831 Chub Lake Rd. Roxboro. NC 27573-4818 (H) (910) 597-3916
Owens, Charles B. [C.B.] (Beverly L.)
(GR) Salem - 06301 FC
(O) (919) 752-1273
*P0 Box 218. Simpson. NC 27879-0218 (H) (919) 752-7405
Oxendine, Jr., Milford [Miiford] (Jeannie)
(RA) Wesley Memorial - 08511 FC
*714 E. Whitaker Mill Rd., Raleigh, NC 27608 (O) (919) 828-4408
3212 Julian Dr.. Raleigh. NC 27604 (H) (919) 981-8938
Pace, James Herrlngton [Jim] (Carol) Email: pacejim@numen.elon.edu
(BU) ABLC - Prof., Elon College FC
2266 Campus Box, Elon College, NC 27244 (O) (910) 584-2349
*108 Timberlake Dr, Elon College, NC 27244-9363 (H) (910) 584-5520
Page, Jr., Jack Ward [Jack] (Karen O.)
(SA) Lemon Springs - 11191 FC
(O) (919) 776-9315
*P0 Box 129, Lemon Springs, NC 28355-0129 (H) (919) 776-8072
Parker, Joseph C. [Joseph] (Eunice)
(NB) Belgrade-Tabernacle - 07060 RM
*390 Beamon Rd. New Bern, NC 28562-9371 (H) (919) 637-9513
Parker, Joyce-Lenore [Joyelle] (Dan Root)
(RM) Family Leave FC
*3702 Trace Dr.. Wilson, NC 27893 (H) (919) 234-7022
Parker, Susan Martin [Susan] (Gerald)
(DU) Diaconal Minister DM
*3002 Hope Valley Rd, Durham, NC 27707 (O) (919) 489-6557
3904 Sunninqdale Way, Durham, NC 27707-5691 (H) (919) 403-8043
Parnell, Evander [Evander] (Lillie)
(RO) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*P0 Box 1546, Lumberton, NC 28359-1546 (H) (910) 739-9385
Parrish, Carrie W. [Carrie] (Alonzo)
(FA) ABLC - Chaplain, Methodist College FC
Methodist College, 5400 Ramsey St., Fayetteville, NC 28311 (O) (910) 630-7157
*719 Blawell St. Stedman, NC 28391-9731 (H) (910) 483-3860
Partin, Duane Richard [Duane] (Heidi)
(SA) Piney Gr.-Hickory Gr. - 11270 PM
(O) (919) 663-2242
*2160 Ed Clapp Rd.. Siler City. NC 27344 (H) (919) 742-3557
Parvin, J. B. [J. B.] (Velma (Boots))
(GR) Retired Minister RM
#3 Old Fort Shores, Washington, NC 27889 (O) (919) 975-6105
*108 Hillcrest Dr, Washington. NC 27889-3339 (H) (919) 946-1743
Paschal, John 8. [John] (Linda)
(GO) Saint Paul - 05201 FC
*204 E Chestnut St, Goldsboro, NC 27530 (O) (919) 734-2965
119 Overbrook Rd, Goldsboro. NC 27534-4309 (H) (919) 734-4050
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Pasquarello, Michael [Mike] (Robin)
(DU) Bethany - 02121 FC
*2809 Guess Rd, Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 477-6659
1712 Kirkwood Dr. Durham. NC 27705-2144 (H) (919) 471-1084
Pate, Robert Bruce [Bruce] (Jean)
(SA) Retired IVIinister RM
*P0 Box 1145, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
113 Oak La.. Lake Junaluska. NC 28745 (H) (704) 456-9296
Patrick, Larry Glynn [Larry] (Betty)
(BU) Bethel -01021 PM
6364 Snow Camp Rd, Graham, NC 27253 (O) (910) 376-9798
*6040 Snow Camp Rd. Graham. NC 27253-9158 (H) (910) 376-6237
Patten, Brooks [Brooks] (Ginny)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 601. Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0601 (H) (704) 456-3064
Patton, George Ronald [Ron] (Judith W.)
(DU) AIlensville-Trinity - 02010 FC
*80 Dirqie Mine Rd. Roxboro, NC 27573-9238 (H) (910) 599-2820
Paxton, Roger Davidson [Roger] (Judy) Email: rdpaxton@mail.icomnet.com
(GO) Kenansville Parish - 05240 FC
402 Franklin St., Kenansville, NC 28349-0067 (O) (910) 296-0416
*P O Box 67. Kenansville. NC 28349-0067 (H) (910) 298-2385
Payne, Argel H. [Argel] (Leta)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*2020 Ramsqate St. Raleigh. NC 27603-2635 (H) (919) 821-2509
Pearce, Harvey Worth [Worth] (Betty)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*735 5th Ave NE. Hickory, NC 28601-5111 (H) (704) 326-9760
Pearsall, John S. [John] (Mary)
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
*405 Long Leaf Acres Dr, Wilmington. NC 28405-4015 (H) (910) 799-9864
Pearsall, Sr., William Hill [William] (Lib)
(Wl) Maco: Shiloh - 12491 PL
*7116 Channel I SW, Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469 (O) (910) 579-1554
(H) (910) 579-1554
Pearson, James D. [Jim] (June)
(RO) Trinity-Zion - 09470 PM
*123 Zion Church Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-7049 (H) (910) 895-3297
Peele, Jr., Luther M. [Billy] (Myra)
(Wl) Clarkton Circuit - 12100 RM
*475 Tate Lake Dr, Southport. NC 28461-9746 (H) (910) 845-3131
Pendergraft, Thomas Lloyd [Lloyd] (Cindy)
(Wl) Bolton - Shiloh - 12030 ROD
1506 E. Oak Island, Long Beach, NC 28465 (H) (910) 655-2750
Perry, Brian D. [Brian]
(RO) Laurel Hill - 09161 AM
*P0 Box 217, Laurel Hill. NC 28351-0217 (H) (910) 462-2221
Peterson, Francis Gerald [Gerald] (Lou Anne)
(RA) ABLC - Dir., Family Preservation Services, MHC FC
PO Box 10917, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 828-0345
*730 N Harrison Ave, Gary, NC 27513-4609 (H) (919) 319-7240
Petteway, Warren B. [Warren] (Harriett)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*2709 Wvcliff Rd. Raleigh. NC 27607-3032 (H) (919) 782-2951
Phillips III, G. Paul [Paul] (Cynthia)
(GO) Centenary - 05371 FC
*140 E Market St, Smithfield, NC 27577 (O) (919) 934-2333
904 S Crescent Dr, Smithfield, NC 27577-3712 (H) (919) 934-8597
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Phillips, James Donald [Don] (Bettie)
(DU) Henderson:First - 02351 FC
*114 Church St, Henderson, NC 27536 (O) (919) 438-8791
371 Hillcrest Dr. Henderson, NC 27536-3848 (H) (919) 438-4162
Phillips, Lee A. [Lee] (Ruby)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*572 Midway Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-3518 (H) (910) 895-3841
Phillips, Robert Gary [Gary] (Gail Crider)
(SA) Chatham:Mt.Zion - 11112 PL
116 E Main St, Carrboro, NC 27510 (O) (919) 929-5658
*5334 Castle Rock Farm Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312-9679 . . . . (H) (919) 742-5883
Pickett, Harold T. [Harold] (Caroline)
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*P O Box 508, Trenton, NC 28585-0508 (H) (919) 448-1050
Pierce Guider, Charlene H. [Charlene] (Douglas)
(NB) Trenton - Maple Grove - 07440 FC
(O) (919) 448-7891
*P0 Box 520, Trenton, NC 28585-0520 (H) (919) 448-7891
Pinner, William Rickman [Rick] (Marie)
(NB) Ann Street - 07041 FC
*P 0 Drawer C, Beaufort, NC 28516 (O) (919) 728-4279
206 Sycamore Dr, Beaufort, NC 28516-1624 (H) (919) 728-3276
Pitsch, Robert L. [Robert] (Helen)
(EC) Colington - 03061 ROM
*908 Cedar Dr, Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948-8015 (H) (919) 441-6195
Pittard III, Lee Roy [Lee] (Anita)
(DU) Oxford: Salem - 02451 IS
*4151 Salem Rd, Oxford, NC 27565 (O) (919) 693-7179
302 Forest Rd., Oxford, NC 27565
Plowman, Charles H. [Chuck] (Sally)
(RM) Rich Square-Woodland - 10240 PM
*Rt. 1, Box A-1-30, Rich Square, NC 27869
819 Bryantown Rd., Rich Square. NC 27869 (H) (919) 539-4283
Plowman, Sally S. [Sally] (Chuck)
(RM) Scotland Neck - 10321 FC
*P0 Box 401. Scotland Neck, NC 27874 (O) (919) 826-3318
1509 Clarksville Dr. Scotland Neck. NC 27874-1342 (H) (919) 826-3621
Plyler, Lorenzo Pierce [Joe]
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*570 Summer Breeze Ct., Alpharetta. GA 30202 (H) (770) 521-0425
Pollock, Charles L. [Charles] (Kimberly)
(RO) Chestnut Street - 09241 FC
*P0 Box 1032. Lumberton. NC 28359 (O) (910) 671-8053
302 W 32nd St. Lumberton, NC 28358-2929 (H) (910) 739-4531
Pollock, Kimberly Garner [Kimberly] (Charles)
(RO) Fairmont:Trin.-Olivet - 09080 FC
*307 Trinity St., Fairmont, NC 28340 (O) (910) 628-7427
302 W 32nd St, Lumberton, NC 28358-2929 (H) (910) 739-4531
Ponder, Jr., Reginald Wallace [Reggie] (Jane)
(DU) Andrews Chapel - 02021 SL
6702 Leesville Rd., Durham, NC 27703 (O) (919) 596-8249
*6323 Leesville Rd., Durham, NC 27703 (H) (919) 596-4525
Ponder, Reginald W. [Reggie] (Carrie)
(DU) ABLC - Pres./CEO, The UM Retirement Homes, Inc. FC
*P0 Box 52549. Durham, NC 27717 (O) (919) 489-4249
167 Montrose Dr.. Durham, NC 27707-2825 (H) (919) 493-7083
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Pope, T. Arnold [Arnold] (Barbara)
(FA) Retired Minister rM
*RR 1 Box 123. Stedman. NC 28391 (H) (910) 323-9757
Porter, Ernest R. [Ernie] (Sara)
(NB) ABLC - Exec.Dir., Church Funding Associates, Inc. FC
*P0 Box 1268, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 (O) (704) 452-3398
330 Lakeview Dr.. Lake Junaluska. NC 28745 (H) (704) 456-4982
Ports, Jr., George W. [George] (Jamie)
(BU) Retired Minister rM
*210 S 3rd St. Mebane. NC 27302-2616 (H) (919) 563-5833
Potter, Jr., Benjamin F. [Ben] (Nancy)
(DU) ABLC - Chief Psycho., Psy.Dept.,Gaston Mem.Hosp. FC
PO Box 1747, Gastonia, NC 28053 (O) (704) 834-2000
*3316 Deerwood Dr, Gastonia. NC 28054-1931 (H) (704) 866-4341
Poulk, Robert M. [Bob] (Dorothy)
(FA) Retired Minister rM
*109 Devane St. Favetteviile. NC 28305-5005 (H) (910) 484-3316
Powell, Cynthia D. [Cynthia]
(BU) Diaconai Minister DM
*303 N Main St, Graham, NC 27253 (O) (910) 226-4343
111 E Parker St. Graham, NC 27253-1811 (H) (910) 570-1514
Powers, Sr., Daniel P. [Dan] (Bunny)
(GR) Lanes Chapel-Bethany - 06230 PL/D
*306 Queen Annes Rd, Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 355-6500
306 Queen Annes Rd. Greenville. NC 27858-6303 (H) (919) 756-6823
Presnal, Gregg Allen [Gregg] (Stephanie)
(SA) Buckhorn - 11511 PM
*1604 Avents Ferry Rd., Sanford, NC 27330 (O) (919) 258-3743
1604 Avents Ferry Rd.. Sanford, NC 27330 (H) (919) 258-3742
Presnell, William M. [Bill] Email: ecdistrict@ecsu.campus.mci.net
(EC) Elizabeth City District Super. FC
*P0 Box 1662, Elizabeth City, NC 27906
312 S Griffin St, Elizabeth City. NC 27909-4663 (H) (919) 335-2415
Preston, Hunter Hadley [Hunter] (Karen)
(RM) Seaboard - 10330 FC
*P O Box 277. Seaboard. NC 27876 (H) (919) 589-9461
Price, Barbara H. [Barbara] (David Mann) Email: revbarb@aol.com
(RA) ABLC - Past.Couns-.TriangJe Pastoral Counseling, Inc. FC
1135 Kildaire Farm Rd, Cary, NC 27511 (O) (919) 380-1210
*102 Cassidy Ct. Gary. NC 27511-5593 (H) (919) 467-7005
Price, Catherine Pluck [Catherine] (Steven)
(DU) Trinity - Minister of Program - 02281 OM
215 N. Church St., Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 683-1386
*1605 Delaware Ave.. Durham. NC 27705 (H) (919) 286-7380
Price, Wayne Allen [Wayne] (Joy)
(RA) Trinity (Franklin Co.) - 08541 FC
*RR 3 Box 333. Louisburg. NC 27549-9308 (H) (919) 496-4891
Privette, Tommy G. [Tommy] (Alma)
(RA) Zebulon - 08611 FC
(O) (919) 269-9408
*P0 Box 415. Zebulon. NC 27597-0415 (H) (919) 269-7531
Privette, William Edward [Ed] (Eleanor)
(RA) White Plains - 08091 FC
*P0 Box 158, Cary, NC 27512 (O) (919) 467-4991
307 SE Mavnard Rd. Cary. NC 27511-4511 (H) (919) 467-1178
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Pruett, Vickie S. [Vickie] Email: parkwoodum@aol.com
(DU) Parkwood - 02241 FC
*5123 Revere Rd, Durlnam, NC 27713 (O) (919) 544-1078
112 Radcliff Cir. Durham. NC 27713-2505 (H) (919) 544-2238
Pulliam, Mike [Mike]
(GR) Belhaven:Trinity - 06040 FL
333 E. IVIain St.. Belhaven. NC 27810 (H) (919) 943-2684
Pullman, Robert S. [Robert] (Peggy)
(NB) Saint James - 07271 FC
PO Box 250, Newport, NC 28570 (O) (919) 223-4231
*1012 Orange St, Newport. NC 28570-9677 (H) (919) 223-4742
Purcell, Jr., Eugene G. [Gene] (Betty) Email: purcellbb@aol.com
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*1301 W. Nash St.. Wilson. NC 27893 (H) (919) 243-4916
Purcell, Joan M. [Joan] (Kenny)
(RA) ABLC - Program Coordinator, Triangle AIDS Interfaith Netw FC
*POBox 28767, TRAIN, Raleigh, NC 27611 (O) (919) 828-3121
1210 Eastham Dr. Apex. NC 27502-8548 (H) (919) 362-7425
Randolph, Francis Roderick [Rod] (Esther)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
309 E. Butler Rd.. Mauldin, SC 29662 (O) (800) 779-7321
*820 Valley Green. Mauldin. SC 29662
Rattz, Robert E. [Bob] (Mary)
(Wl) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*403 Baker Dr.. Supply. NC 28462
Rawlings, Jr., James A. [Jim] (Mary) Email: rawliool@mc.duke.edu
(DU) ABLC - Assoc. Dir.. Pastoral Serv.,Duke Med. Ctr. FC
*P0 Box 3112, Duke Med. Ctr., Durham, NC 27710 (O) (919) 684-3586
18 Winthrop Ct. Durham. NC 27707-5441 (H) (919) 493-0210
Ray, Jeanne L. [Jeanne] (Valton)
(Wl) Harrells:Centenary - 12081 PL
*630 Ward Rd.. Harrells. NC 28444-9507 (H) (910) 532-2039
Ray, Robert H. [Robert] (Betty)
(Wl) Tabor City:St.Paul -12231 FC
*POBox 622, 506 E.5th St., Tabor City. NC 28463 (O) (910) 653-3737
105 Elizabeth St.. Tabor City. NC 28463-2140 (H) (910) 653-3801
Reavis, Jr., James L. [Jimmy] (Eddie Jean)
(RM) Sandy Cross - 10311 FC
*6059 S. NC 58. Nashville. NC 27856 (H) (919) 443-3526
Redmond, Robert C. [Bob] (Linda)
(DU) McMannen - 02221 FC
*4102 Neal Rd, Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 383-1263
4322 Berini Dr, Durham. NC 27705-1703 (H) (919) 383-4425
Reed, James C. [Jim] (Kathy)
(Wl)Zion - 12471 PM
(O) (910) 253-5349
*6860 Zion Church Rd. NE. Leiand. NC 28451
Reed, John E. [John] (Betty)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*205 Meadow PI. Clarksville. AR 72830-3807 (H) (501) 754-8031
Register, Sr., Michael Gordon [Mike] (Myrtle)
(NB) Pamlico Parish - Associate - 07340 PL
(O) (919) 637-9946
*796 Asburv Rd. Cove City. NC 28523-9756 (H) (919) 637-9946
Reinoso, Luis Felipe [Lucho] (Clarisa (Catty)) Email: reinosol@3rddoor.com
(RM) Calvary - 10020 FC
*15 Calvary Church Rd.. Littleton. NC 27850-9431 (H) (919) 586-3762
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Remele, Jr., William H. [William]
(Wl) Diaconal Minister DM
*P0 Box 3002. Wilmington. NC 28406-0002 (H) (910) 343-0669
Rex, Leonard J. [Leonard] (Donna)
(RM) Halifax - 10090 FC
*P0 Box 365, Halifax, NC 27839-0365 (H) (919) 583-6271
Richardson, Craig Arthur [Craig] (Jennifer)
(GR) Washington Circuit - 06400 FL
*318 E. 12th St., Washington, NC 27889 (H) (919) 946-4382
Richardson, J. Earl [Earl] (Alice)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*515 S.E.Maynard Rd., Cary. NC 27511 (H) (919) 467-6393
Richey, Russell Earle [Russell] (Merle) Email: rrichey@mail.duke.edu
(DU) ABLC - Assoc.Dean, Academic Programs, Duke Divinity Sch. FC
*P0 Box 90968, Durham, NC 27708 (O) (919) 660-3428
1552 Hermitage Ct., Durham. NC 27707 (H) (919) 493-0724
Rickards, James Perry [Jim] (Suzanne)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*27419 Cleveland Ave. Punta Gorda. FL 33982-1525 (H) (941) 575-0183
Ricks, Jr., R. Dennis [Dennis] (Lydia)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*906 S. 3rd St.. Mebane. NC 27302-8181 (H) (919) 304-3561
Roach, Michael Gene [Mike] (Debbie)
(NB) Pamlico Parish - Associate - 07340 PL
*5204 Hwy 55-E. New Bern. NC 28560 (H) (919) 637-6416
Robbins, Cecil W. [Cecil]
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 2917. Henderson. NC 27536-6917 (H) (919) 492-9574
Roberts, Frederick E. [Fred] (Betsy (Beaver))
(Wl) Ocean View - 12181 FC
*P0 Box 520, Long Beach, NC 28465 (O) (910) 278-5973
415 Mercer St, Yaupon Beach, NC 28465-8008 (H) (910) 278-5229
Roberts, Jeffrey L. [Jeff] (Reesa)
(DU) Salem (Person Co.) - 02521 FC
933 Salem Church Rd., Hurdle Mills, NC 27541 (O) (910) 599-6333
M35 Salem Church Rd, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541-9129 (H) (910) 599-5012
Roberts, John M. [John]
(GO) Beston - 05021 RM
*P0 Box 298, Princeton, NC 27569-0298 (H) (919) 936-2511
Robinson, Charles Kivet [Chuck] (Mary)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*769 Clarington Ct, Columbus, OH 43214-2390 (H) (614) 459-3814
Robinson, Larry [Larry] (Charlotte)
(RO) Saint Peter - 09141 FC
PO Box 172, Hamlet, NC 28345 (O) (910) 582-0944
*P0 Box 961, Hamlet. NC 28345-0961 (H) (910) 582-6133
Rouse, Ben C. [Ben] (Jeanne)
(RO) Rockingham District Super. FC
*P0 Box 1588, Laurinburg, NC 28353 (O) (910) 276-6641
1304 W Church St. Laurinburg. NC 28352-3456 (H) (910) 276-6641
Rouse, Faye Baines [Faye]
(Wl) Wesley - 12301 FL
P O Box 116, Riegelwood, NC 28456-0116 (O) (910) 655-4793
*114 Green Rd.. Riegelwood. NC 28456 (H) (910) 655-3348
Royall, L. Graham [Graham] (Virginia)
(RM) Edgecomb Parish - 10050 AM
P O Box 13, Pinetops, NC 27864-0013 (O) (919) 827-4176
*P O Box 1121. Pinetops. NC 27864 (H) (919) 827-2482
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Rudd, Robert J. [Bob]
(RO) Disability Leave FC
*169 Shannon Dr. Rockingham, NC 28379-4411 (H) (910) 895-0815
Rudd, William R. [Bill] (Dorothy)
(FA) Clinton Circuit - 04020 FC
5876 Garland Hwy, Clinton, NC 28328 (O) (910) 592-0565
*191 Taylors Bridge Hwy, Clinton, NC 28328-6323 (H) (910) 592-7159
Russell, Timothy J. [Tim] (Pam) Email: trussell@wilmington.net
(Wl) Wrightsville - 12461 FC
P O Box 748, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480 (O) (910) 256-4471
*208 Cypress Ave., Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480 (H) (910) 256-3447
Ruth, John W. [Jack] (Bobbie)
(BU) West Orange - 01480 FC
*1634 Or.Chapel-Clvr.Garden Rd., Chapel Hill. NC 27516 . . . (H) (919) 968-4102
Ruth, William A. [Bill] (Robyn)
(EC) Elizabeth City:First - 03121 FC
*P0 Box 401. Elizabeth City. NC 27907 (O) (919) 335-1771
707 W Church St. Elizabeth City, NC 27909-4625 (H) (919) 335-7292
Sabiston III, William D. [Bill] (Norma)
(DU) Long Memorial - 02491 FC
*P0 Box 310. Roxboro. NC 27573 (O) (910) 599-1193
508 Clayton Ave. Roxboro, NC 27573-4606 (H) (910) 599-2284
Safley, Michael W. [Mike]
(FA) ABLC - VP,Stud.Affairs/Dean of Stud.. Methodist College FC
PO Box 12165, Fayetteville. NC 28311 (O) (910) 630-7155
*5741 Dobson Dr. Fayetteville. NC 28311-3452 (H) (910) 822-9006
Salter, Jr., J. Neal [Neal] (Carol)
(NB) Riverdale - 07381 FC
*P0 Box 3155, New Bern, NC 28564 (O) (919) 633-3714
117 Gibbs Rd, New Bern, NC 28560-7900 (H) (919) 514-2897
Sanders, Jr., Henry Filmore [Hank] (JoAnne)
(GO) Eureka - 05072 OD
130 N. Church St., Eureka, NC 27830
*P O Box 3240. Eureka. NC 27830 (H) (919) 242-4218
Saunders, Margaret R. [Margaret]
(EC) Perkins - 03281 PL
PO Box 21. Shawboro. NC 27973 (O) (919) 232-2102
*1436 Weeksville Rd, Elizabeth City. NC 27909-8430 (H) (919) 330-4484
Scanlan, Caria Jory [Caria]
(FA) ABLC - Dir.. Pastoral Counseling/Family Therapy FC
*300 E. Hampden Ave., Suite 205, Englewood, CO 80110 . . (O) (303) 761-2229
1177 E Amherst Ave. Englewood, CO 80110-1711 (H) (303) 761-5813
Schronce, Jerry Milton [Jerry] (Janet) Email: e626h76gv@coastalnet.com
(GR) Rainbow - 06281 FL
*RR 4 Box 48. Snow Hill, NC 28580-9302 (H) (919) 747-2668
Scott, Gregory G. [Greg] (Annette)
(GO) Brogden - 05042 FL
(O) (919) 734-5244
*113 Lake Ave. Dudley. NC 28333-5320 (H) (919) 736-8882
Scott, Julian W. [Julian]
(SA) Aberdeen:Page Mem. - 11010 FC
*P0 Box 695, Aberdeen. NC 28315 (O) (910) 944-1093
608 Wilder Ave. Aberdeen. NC 28315-1931 (H) (910) 944-1595
Scott, Jr., Paul B. [Paul] (Glenda)
(GR) Snow Hill: Calvary Mem. - 06321 FC
PO Box 445. Snow Hill. NC 28580 (O) (919) 747-3360
*109 W Greene St. Snow Hill. NC 28580-1431 (H) (919) 747-3723
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Scroggs, Robin J. [Robin] (Marilee)
(RA) ABLC - Prof., Union Theological Seminary, NY FC
*UnionTh.Sem., 3041 Broadway, New York, NY 10027 .... (O) (212) 280-1388
10 Van Dvk PI, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444-1654 (H) (201) 839-6157
Seate, Billy F. [Billy] (Wanda)
(RA) North Raleigh - 08431 FC
8501 Honeycutt Rd., Raleigh, NC 27615 (O) (919) 847-1536
*305 Woodcock Ct., Raleigh. NC 27615 (H) (919) 847-4520
Severt, Jeffrey Lee [Jeff] (Monica)
(NB) Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel - 07350 FC
*P0 Box 236. Pollocksville, NC 28573 (O) (919) 224-2311
PO Box 236, 210 Fov St.. Pollocksville, NC 28573-0236 . . . . (H) (919) 224-6801
Sexton, Jr., Kenneth Bryan [Bryan] (Pattie)
(RM) Mt. Pleasant-Middlesex -10170 FC
(O) (919) 235-2223
*RR 1 Box 287. Bailey. NC 27807-9761 (H) (919) 235-4863
Sexton, Sr., Kenneth B. [Kenneth] (Rosamond)
(RA) Retired Minister rM
*5608 Woodard Ln. Raleigh. NC 27606-9531 (H) (919) 851-9411
Shannonhouse, Richard D. [Dick] (Sandra)
(RM) ABLC - Chap/Dir.Past.Serv., Methodist Med.Ctr. FC
580 W 8th St, Jacksonville, FL 32209 (O) (904) 798-8684
*7263 Placid Oaks Dr. Jacksonville. FL 32277-9718
Sharp, Richard C. [Richard] (Esta)
(GO) Warsaw -05411 FC
PO Box 422, Warsaw, NC 28398 (O) (910) 293-4944
*119 S Brighton Ave. Warsaw. NC 28398-2034 (H) (910) 293-4365
Sharpe, Jr., Benjamin S. [Benjamin] (Lisa C.) Email: tertullian@msn.com
(FA) Cornerstone -04511 FC
*893 Stonevkirk Rd. Fayetteville. NC 28314-0734 (H) (910) 868-6991
Sharpe IV, William Gray [Bill] (Barbara (Barb)) Email: bill-sharpe@ncsu.edu
(RA) ABLC - Dir., Wesley Fdn.& Camp.Min., NCSU FC
*2503 Clark Ave, Raleigh, NC 27607 (O) (919) 833-1861
107 Boque Ct. Carv. NC 27511-5427 (H) (919) 467-0704
Shaw, Jr., Caswell E. [Caswell] (Pat)
(RM) Rocky Mount:First - 10291 FC
*100 S Church St, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 977-0400
3000 Coleberry TrI. Rocky Mount. NC 27804-2115 (H) (919) 451-1803
Sheets III, R. Branson [Branson] (Stephanie)
(RM) Bailey - 10010 FC
*P0 Box 218, Bailey, NC 27807 (O) (919) 235-4576
PO Box 218. Bailey. NC 27807-0218 (H) (919) 235-4309
Sheppard, Dennis R. [Dennis] (Barbara) Email: barbara@intrstar.net
(FA) Hopewell - 04321 FC
*4641 Church Rd, Newton Grove, NC 28366 (O) (910) 594-0556
2855 Roanoke Rd.. Clinton. NC 28328 (H) (910) 567-6116
Sherman, Jr., William W. [Bill] (Esther)
(NB) Retired Minister rM
*495 Alexis Dr.. New Bern. NC 28562-6426 (H) (919) 638-8180
Shields, Donald Ray [Donald] (Pamela)
(FA) Raeford: Hoke - 04410 FC
*308 S Bethel Rd. Raeford. NC 28376-3104 (H) (910) 875-4318
Shields, Robert S. [Bob] (Betty)
(NB) Retired Minister rM
*912 Buckingham Rd. New Bern. NC 28562-4538 (H) (919) 635-5183
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Shipman, Marilyn K. [Marilyn] (Dennis)
(DU) Massey's Chapel - 02391 PM
*814 Bent Creek Rd, Bahama, NC 27503 (O) (919) 477-1293
814 Bent Creek Rd, Bahama. NC 27503-9708 (H) (919) 477-1293
Shiver, James H. [James] (Mary)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*1413 Glenn St. Wilmington, NC 28401-5443 (H) (910) 763-7101
Short, James M. [Jim] (Mary)
(GO) Rones Chapel - 05181 FC
138 Garners Chapel Rd, Mount Olive, NC 28365-6137 (O) (919) 658-4721
*144 Garners Chapel Rd, Mount Olive, NC 28365-6137 (H) (919) 658-4839
Shuler, Albert [Albert] (Jimmie)
(DU) Durham District Super. FC
*522 S Duke St, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 682-6439
5 Timber Creek Ct, Durham, NC 27712-9530 (H) (919) 471-0336
Simonton, Jr., C. Alison [Al] (Nan)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*6423 Summertree Ln, Charlotte, NC 28270-4808 (H) (704) 367-0289
Simpson, Robert Wesley [Robert] (Christy Ann)
(RM) Gaston - 10080 PM
(O) (919) 537-0749
*P0 Box 267, Gaston, NC 27832-0267 . (H) (919) 537-3638
Simpson, Thomas Anthony [Thomas] (Sharon)
(SA) Poplar Springs-Memphis - 11310 SL
*4328 Pumping Station Rd., Sanford. NC 27330 (H) (919) 776-3860
Simpson, Jr., William C. [Bill] (Betsy) Email: fsumG@netpath.net
(BU) Front Street - 01071 FC
*P0 Box 2597, Burlington, NC 27216 (O) (910) 227-6263
1218 Edgewood Ave, Burlington, NC 27215-3641 (H) (910) 226-0738
Sims, Benjamin Newman [Ben]
(DU) Hermon-White Mem. - 02360 SL
*1612 Lynne Ave., Henderson. NC 27536 (O) (919) 438-6096
Singletary, Jr., Peter George [Peter]
(RO) Philadelphia - 09361 PM
(O) (910) 895-7643
*2404 Old Aberdeen Rd. Rockingham. NC 28379-2582 (H) (910) 997-6437
Singley, Kenneth C. [Kenneth]
(EC) Currituck - 03080 FC
*P 0 Box 648. Grandv. NC 27939-0648 (H) (919) 453-3559
Sluder, Sr., David M. [David] (Sondra)
(SA) Diaconal Minister DM
*630 Emmas Grove Rd.. Fletcher. NC 28732-8415 (H) (704) 628-9856
Smith, A. Clay [Clay] Email: hn1551@handsnet.org
(RA) ABLC - Exec.Dir., Hinton Rural Life Center, Hayesville FC
PO Box 27, Hayesville, NC 28904 (O) (704) 389-8336
*P0 Box 755, Hayesville, NC 28904-0755 (H) (704) 389-3313
Smith, Adolph C. [Adolph] (Maria) Email: acsmith@ns.host.vacationtime.net
(RO) Saint Pauls - 09521 FC
406 W Broad St, St. Pauls, NC 28384 (O) (910) 865-4301
*519 N Wilkinson Dr, Saint Pauls, NC 28384-1238 (H) (910) 865-4226
Smith, Bobby E. [Bobby] (Evelyn)
(Wl) Burgaw - 12050 FC
(O) (910) 259-2295
*P0 Box 26, Burgaw, NC 28425-0026 (H) (910) 259-2761
Smith, Carolyn R. [Carolyn] (Michael Pilgrim)
(EC) Plymouth - 03311 FC
*P O Box 734, Plymouth, NC 27962 (O) (919) 793-2549
101 Virginia Pine Dr., Plymouth, NC 27962 (H) (919) 793-2482
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Smith, Charles Michael [Charles] (Barbara)
(RM) Wilson:First - 10401 FC
*P0 Box 1423, Wilson, NC 27894 (O) (919) 237-6121
1206 Branch St NW, Wilson. NC 27893-2420 (H) (919) 243-2046
Smith, Charles C. [Charles] (Jill) Email: cn3934@abaco.coastalnet.com
(NB) Asbury - 07021 FC
550 Asbury Rd, Cove City, NC 28523
*550 Asbury Rd. Cove City. NC 28523-9760 (H) (919) 638-1144
Smith, David Burton [David]
(DU) Bethesda- 02131 FC
*2309 S. Miami Blvd., Durham, NC 27703 (O) (919) 596-3948
Smith, George Jerome [Jerome] (Leona) Email: gsmith@w/eblnk.net
(Wl) Hallsboro - 12141 FC
*P O Box 28. Hallsboro. NC 28442 (H) (910) 646-3338
Smith, George C. [George] (Mary) Email: gcsmith@juno.com
(Wl) Disability Leave FC
*1243 Butler Town Rd, Clarendon, NC 28432-9557 (H) (910) 653-3336
Smith, Haywood A. [Hayv\/ood] (Meleah)
(FA) Saint Andrews - 04241 FC
121 Lofton Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28311 (O) (910) 488-4648
*123 Lofton Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28311-3426 (H) (910) 488-2247
Smith, Ira Hildreth [Ira] (Patsy)
(BU) Cedar Grove - 01111 FC
(O) (919) 732-1406
*P0 Box 56, Cedar Grove, NC 27231-0056 (H) (919) 732-8405
Smith, J. Thomas [Tommy] (Judy)
(FA) Fayetteville District Super. FC
*1911 Raeford Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28305-5037 (H) (910) 485-2734
Smith, Jerry Thomas [Jerry] (Carolyn)
(RA) Asbury - 0831 1 FC
6612 Creedmoor Rd, Raleigh, NC 27613 (O) (919) 847-2818
*2328 Declaration Dr, Raleigh. NC 27615-5638 (H) (919) 954-8435
Smith, John T. [John] (Christine L.)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*RR 2 Box 154, Halifax. NC 27839-9624 (H) (919) 536-4637
Smith, Judi Johnson [Judi] (Joe) Email: jsmith4352@aol.com
(RA) Mount Zion - 08271 FC
*15772 NC 50 W, Garner, NC 27529 (O) (919) 772-8415
15772 NC 50 W. Garner. NC 27529 (H) (919) 772-0720
Smith, Neil E. [Neil] (Alice)
(FA) ABLC - Clin. Chap., McCain Correctional Hospital FC
POBox 5118, McCain Corr.Hosp., McCain, NC 28361 (O) (910) 875-4188
*RR 20 Box 836, Fayetteville, NC 28306-9107 (H) (910) 425-1551
Smith, Robert K. [Bob] (Bobbie)
(RM) Leave of Absence FC
*7650 Truelove Rd., Willow Springs, NC 27592 (H) (919) 639-7618
Smith, Scott Russell [Scott] (Jennifer M.)
(NB) Ann Street - Associate - 07041 FL
P O Drawer C, Beaufort, NC 28516 (O) (919) 728-4279
*100 Charles St., Beaufort, NC 28516 (H) (919) 728-1717
Smith, W. Thomas [Thomas] (Melanie)
(Wl) Leave of Absence FC
*303-A Shadowood Dr., Aiken, SC 29801 (H) (803) 648-5669
Smith, Jr., William Stanley [Stan] (Ann)
(EC) Edenton -03101 FC
*P0 Box 37, Edenton, NC 27932 (O) (919) 482-2964
1101 W Queen St, Edenton, NC 27932-1620 (H) (919) 482-2289
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Snider, Ronald J. [Ron] (Katie)
(DU) Bahama:Mt.Bethel - 02031 FC
PO Box 27, Bahama, NC 27503-0027 (O) (919) 477-4296
*P0 Box 27, Bahama, NC 27503-0027 (H) (919) 477-5830
Snotherly, Jr., William W. [Bill] (Glenda)
(RA) Wake Forest - 08571 FC
*905 S Main St, Wake Forest, NC 27587 (O) (919) 556-2239
903 S Main St. Wake Forest, NC 27587-9277 (H) (919) 556-3653
Snyder, Nevin D. [Nevin] (Rose Marie)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*3360 Chapparal Ct. Melbourne. FL 32934-8254 (H) (407) 253-6511
Soule, Jr., Guy V. [Guy] (Francy)
(DU) Grace - 02481 FC
(O) (910) 599-8183
*313 Church St, Roxboro. NC 27573-5620 (H) (910) 599-5183
Southern, H. Gray [Gray] (Susan)
(DU) Trinity - 02281 FC
*215 N Church St, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 683-1386
1108 W Knox St, Durham, NC 27701-1527 (H) (919) 682-0800
Sparks, Charles E. [Charles] (Linda)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*3904 Thomasville Rd, Winston Salem, NC 27107-6326 . . . . (H) (910) 788-9116
Sparrow, Leon Ray [Ray] (Dorothy)
(GR) Mattamuskeet - 06250 RM
Rt. 2, Box 73A. Engelhard, NC 27824 (O) (919) 925-4931
*115 Water St., Bath, NC 27808 (H) (919) 923-1141
Spaulding, David V. [David] (Carmen)
(RO) West Rockingham - 09481 FC
217 W. Hwy 74, Rockingham, NC 28379 (O) (910) 895-9986
*138 Gibson Dr, Rockingham, NC 28379-6970 (H) (910) 895-3135
Speake, George D. [George] (Myra) Email: gspeake@infoave.net
(Wl) Shallotte: Camp - 12061 FC
*P0 Box 376, Shallotte, NC 28459 (O) (910) 754-4840
4646 Mintz St, Shallotte, NC 28470-5232 (H) (910) 754-6355
Spence, Clinton W. [Clint] (Pamela)
(DU) St. Paul - 02271 PM
*2700 N. Roxboro Rd., Durham, NC 27704 (O) (919) 220-2458
113 W. Murray Ave., Durham, NC 27704 (H) (919) 220-5238
Spencer, William C. [Bill] (Peggy)
(NB) Trinity - 07201 FC
*P0 Box 700, Jacksonville, NC 28541 (O) (910) 455-4814
301 Woodland Dr, Jacksonville, NC 28540-5461 (H) (910) 347-1547
Spivey, Richard Vann [Vann] (Anne-Marie)
(BU) Leasburg - 01311 SL
PO Box 98, Leasburq. NC 27291 (H) (910) 599-1267
Spiwak, Danielle A. [Danielle] (Eric)
(NB) Morehead Cty First - Associate - 07231 FL
*900 Arendell St, Morehead City, NC 28557 (O) (919) 726-7102
Ocean Bay Villas, #108, Pine Knoll Shores, NC 28512 (H) (919) 240-0208
Sponenberg, James Eugene [Jim] (Tillie)
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*2512 Carbonton Rd, Sanford, NC 27330-3754 (H) (919) 776-2484
Stafford, Sidney E. [Sidney] (Grace)
(RA) Ebenezer-Wesley Chap. - 08120 FC
Box 3083, Louisburg College, Louisburg, NC 27549 (O) (919) 496-2521
*410 W Noble St, Louisburg, NC 27549-i2352 (H) (919) 496-4779
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Stallings, W. Joseph [Joe] (Theadus)
(RM) Mt. Zion - 10181 OD
*5222 London Church Rd., Elm City, NC 27822 (O) (919) 291-4311
Stallsworth, Paul T. IMaul] (Marsha) '"' "'^'" ""■"'*"
(GO) Rose Hill - 05331 pn
*P0 Box 177, Rose Hill, NC 28458 (O) (910) 289-2449
305 E. Ridge St.. Rose Hill. NC 28458 (H 910 289-3332
Stalnaker, James K. [Jim] (Jan) ' ' ^ ' ^^^ ^^^^
(NB) Wiliiston-Stacy - 07460 A^
/Q\ (QlQ) 729 36S1
*P0 Box 79. Williston. NC 28589-0079 "■'.'' (H 919 729^3661
Stanfield, E. Douglas [Doug] (Vera) \»} [y^^) 7^B Z^Q^
(DU) ABLC - Chaplain, U. S. Navy PC
*Chapel Bid. 34, USCG Island, Alameda, CA 94501-5100 . . (O) (510) 437-3067
4494 Clear Creek Ct.. Concord, CA 94521 (H) (510 687-8398
Stanley, Bruce E. [Bruce] (Melissa) ' " ' ^^^
(RA) ABLC - Assoc. Dir., CCOM PC
*P0 Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605 (O) (919) 832-9560
1808 Spiny Ridge Ct.. Raleigh, NC 27612 m) 919 676-7969
Stanley, Jr., Richard A. [Richard] (Shannon) "^
(DU)Asbury -02101 PC
*806 Clarendon St, Durham, NC 27705 . . (O) (919) 286-0711
2011 WClub Blvd. Durham. NC 27705-3209 (H) (919) 286-1975
fpA^Vm r"^"^D"- ^^t'^^l (5.^«y l-ou) Email: khvk33a@pfodigy.com
(RA)ABLC - Pres., Methodist Home for Children Inc FC
Z^n^^"" ^?^^'^' ^^'®'9^' N^ 27605 ' (O) (919) 833-2834
3600 Carolyn Dr. Raleioh. NC 27604-1616 (H) 919 876-2521
Starnes, James A. [James] (Myrtle A )
(Wl) Retired Minister r|u|
PO Box 8, Brunswick, NC 28424
*343 Old Lumberton Rd.. Whiteville. NC 28472 . .... (H) (910) 642-7404
Staton, Sr., Jesse C. [J.C.] (Marie) \ m ", ohz /^u^
(NB) Retired Minister P,^
*143 George Taylor Rd. Newport. NC 28570-5044 "■■."."'" (H) (919 247-2981
Staton, Jr", Jesse C. [Jesse] (Eriima) ' ' ' ' ^^^
(BU) Hebron - 01281 pC
*2325 Mebane Oaks Rd, Mebane, NC 27302 (O) (919) 553 3375
2275 Mebane Oaks Rd. Mebane. NC 27302-8615 (H) 919 563-6408
Stemmetz, David Curtis [David] (Virginia) —
(DU) ABLC - Prof., Duke Divinity School PC
*Duke Divinity School, Durham, NC 27708 (O) (919) 660-3438
4303 Thetford Rd. Durham. NC 27707-5701 ' " H 919 489-5620
Stephens, Mark Dee [Mark] (Claudia) \f^} \^iy) ^HB 5520
(GO) Bethel (Duplin Co.) - 05461 PL
*3719 Jackson Rd.. Durham. NC 27705 . . . . (H) (91 9i 383-5879
Stephenson, Marlon O. [M.O] (Hazel) "^ (H) (919) 383 5879
(GR) Retired Minister p,^
*101 S Dimock Rd. Washington. NC 27889-3109 (H) (919) 975-6650
Stewart, Donald Keith [Dori] i / \^t^t
(RA) St.Mark's - Associate - 08481 PM
M801 Six Forks Rd.. Raleioh. NC 27609 (O) (919) 787-0544
Stewart, W. Marshall [Marshall] (Patricia) |um919| 7»7 0544
(RA) Piney Grove - 08291 Pl_
*9425 Old Stage Rd. Raleioh NC 27603-9546 '"..'.'. . . . . . ml (919) 772-4173
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Stocks, Lois Jane [Lois]
(GR) Diaconal Minister - Extended Leave DM
*Rt. 20 Box 88, Greenville, NC 27858 (H) (919) 752-6820
Stokes, Jr., James C. [Jim] (Diane)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*972 Louis Breeden Blvd, Hamlet, NC 28345-7091 (H) (919) 582-6317
Stokes III, John L. [John] (MaLou)
(Wl) ABLC - Prof.of English, UNC-W FC
601 S College Rd, Wilmington, NC 28403 (O) (910) 395-3323
*124 Windemere Rd, Wilmington. NC 28405-4024 (H) (910) 799-2695
Stone, Amos H. [Amos]
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 972, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745-0972 (H) (704) 452-2130
Stone III, Richard L. [Richard] (Diane)
(RA) Home Memorial - 08101 FC
P O Box 475, Clayton, NC 27520 (O) (919) 553-6464
*334 S. Page St., Clayton. NC 27520-0475 (H) (919) 553-6446
Storrs, Jr., Robert Burton [Bob]
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*ADDRESS UNKNOWN, Chicago, IL 60647
Stott, E. Russell [Russell] (Caroline)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
21 W.Colony PL, Suite 150, Durham, NC 27705 (O) (919) 489-9167
*111 Creeks Edge, Chapel Hill, NC 27516 (H) (919) 942-0281
Strickhausen, Wilson [Wilson] (Anita)
(FA) Person Street - 04231 IS
509 Person St, Fayetteville, NC 28301 (O) (910) 483-4714
*215 Vivian Dr, Fayetteville. NC 28311-1433 (H) (910) 822-3002
Strock, Stephen F. Swartz [Steve] (Dale S.)
(DU) Leave of Absence FC
*301 Marrow Lane, Oxford. NC 27565-9276 (H) (919) 438-8852
Strother, Jonathan E. [Jon] (Diana)
(EC) Hertford - 03161 FC
(O) (919) 426-5467
*207 W Market St, Hertford, NC 27944-1152 (H) (919) 426-5236
Stutts, Connie Marie [Connie] (Steve)
(DU) Ca-Vel - 02471 SL
*160 W. Young Ave., Henderson, NC 27536 (O) (919) 492-1862
(H) (910) 597-6488
Stutts, D. Stephen [Steve] (Connie)
(DU) City Road - 02341 PM
(O) (919) 492-1823
*160 W Young Ave, Henderson, NC 27536-4149 (H) (919) 492-1862
Summey, James L. [Jim] (Doris)
(Wl) Trinity - 12431 FC
*1403 Market St, Wilmington, NC 28401 (O) (910) 762-3316
3312 Amber Drive, Wilmington, NC 28409 (H) (910) 397-0805
Supplee, Thomas [Tom] (Myra M.)
(FA) Goshen-Keener - 04300 FC
*11867 Hobbton Hwy, Newton Grove. NC 28366-9530 (H) (910) 594-0992
Sutton, James E. [Jimmy] (Janie)
(RA) Garner:First - 08161 FC
*P0 Box 274, Garner, NC 27529 (O) (919) 772-2042
101 Sugar Lane, Knightdale, NC 27545 (H) (919) 266-9098
Swartz, Alan P. [Alan] (Jo Anne) Email: solagratia@vance.net
(DU) Oxford - 02441 FC
*P0 Box 757. Oxford, NC 27565 (O) (919) 693-4091
415 Hancock St. Oxford, NC 27565-3714 (H) (919) 693-3237
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Sweeley, Thomas Lynn [Tommy] (Sharon)
(SA) Siler City:First - 11381 FC
*P0 Box 212, Siler City, NC 27344 (O) (919) 742-2722
522 W Glendale St. Siler City, NC 27344-3860 (H) (919) 742-3707
Switzer, Maryellen Phelan [Maryellen] (Wm. L. Ill)
(RA) Layden Memorial - 08401 FC
2706 S Wilmington St, Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 828-9642
*6003 Bissette Rd. Wendell, NC 27591-8797 (H) (919) 217-9095
Sykes, R. Michael [Mike] (Patricia)
(BU) Walnut Grove - 01471 FC
*1815 Hawkins Rd E, Hurdle Mills, NC 27541 (O) (919) 732-5722
1815 Hawkins Rd E, Hurdle Mills. NC 27541-8555 (H) (919) 732-2054
Tart, Michael Lawrence [Mike] (Margaret)
(GO) Disability Leave FL
*P0 Box 3240. Eureka. NC 27830-3240 (H) (919) 242-4218
Tatum, Jimmie Ray [Jimmie] (Martha)
(SA) Smyrna - 11401 FC
(O) (919) 464-3188
*203 Smyrna Church Rd, Robbins. NC 27325-7457 (H) (910) 464-3542
Taylor II, Berry Lynn [Berry] (Bernatha (Bernie))
(EC) South Mills - 03350 PM
*P O Box 100, South Mills, NC 27976-0100 (O) (919) 771-2401
P O Box 190. South Mills, NC 27976-0190 (H) (919) 771-2508
Taylor, Bruce D. [Bruce] (Jennie)
(FA) Hay Street - 04181 FC
PO Box 456, Fayetteville, NC 28302 (O) (910) 483-2343
*306 White Oak Ct. Fayetteville. NC 28303-5257 (H) (910) 485-3043
Taylor, Polly [Polly] Email: pinkpolly@aol.com
(GR) Washington:First - Associate - 06421 PM
Box 715, 304 W. 2nd St., Washington, NC 27889
*1214 N. Respess, Washington. NC 27889 (H) (919) 946-3668
Taylor, Steve [Steve] (Sheryl)
(RO) Parkton IS
1018 E 9th St. Lumberton. NC 28358-5024 (H) (910) 671-8635
Taylor, Steven [Steve] (Sherry)
(BU) Rock Creek - 01400 SL
*7315 Mt.Hermn-Rock Cr.Rd.. Snow Camp. NC 27349 (H) (910) 376-3515
Taylor, Timothy Scott [Tim] (Kimberly)
(FA) South River - 04440 FL
(O) (910) 567-2615
*4645 Minnie Hall Rd., Autryville. NC 28318 (H) (910) 567-5226
Taylor, William V. [Bill] (Robin)
(RM) Evansdale - 10071 FC
(O) (919) 237-2632
*4334 Evansdale Rd.. Wilson, NC 27893 (H) (919) 237-1914
Teachey, Wilbur C. [Wilbur] (Sylvia)
(NB) Broad Creek - 07081 RM
*1607 Ann St, Beaufort. NC 28516-2303 (H) (919) 728-6422
Terwilliger, Irving F. [Irving] (Asta)
(GR) Grimesland - Warren's Chapel - 06150 ROM
*307 Maple St. Washington. NC 27889-9664 (H) (919) 975-5793
Thomas, Wayne E. [Wayne] (Nancy)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 2784. Washington. NC 27889-2784 (H) (919) 946-9566
Thomason, M. Keith [Keith] (Lorie P.)
(GR) Leave of Absence FC
*402 Crestline Blvd. Greenville. NC 27834-6820 (H) (919) 756-5152
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Thompson, Jr., Emerson M. [Em] (Catherine) Email: pithomps@eastnet.ecu.eclu
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*105 Kilbv Dr.. Greenville. NC 27858-6508 (H) (919) 321-7839
Thompson, Geiselle [Geiselle] (Roger L.) Email: egthomps@eos.ncsu.edu
(RA) Leave of Absence FC
*P0 Box 6504, Raleigh. NC 27628-6504 (H) (919) 755-0707
Thompson, Jr., James F. [Jim] (Priscilla)
(RO) Sneads Grove - 09541 PL
*1004 E Scotsdale Dr. Laurinburg. NC 28352-4249 (H) (910) 276-3227
Thompson, Leo Clifford [Leo] Email: leo@intercenter.net
(RA) ABLC - Pastoral Counselor, Triangle Mental Health Assoc. FC
3717 National Dr # STE202. Raleigh, NC 27612 (O) (919) 781-1173
*3204 B-2 Quiet Mill Rd, Raleigh, NC 27612 (H) (919) 881-0666
Thompson, Neil H. [Neil] (Catherine)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*2109 Myrtle Ave, Raleigh, NC 27608-2244 (H) (919) 828-7653
Thompson, Roger E. [Roger] (Roberta)
(Wl) Retired Minister RM
PC Box 1649, Lumberton. NC 28359 (O) (910) 618-5574
*24340 Cliff Gibson Rd., Laurel Hill, NC 28351 (H) (910) 277-8676
Tilley, Robert C. [Bob] (Jean)
(DU) Rehoboth-Harris Chap. - 02460 FL
(O) (919) 438-6345
*2951 Old Watkins Rd.. Henderson. NC 27536-9647 (H) (919) 492-0279
Tingle, James Arthur [James]
(NB) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 516, Hartsel. CO 80449-0516 (H) (719) 836-3118
Todd, Troy Kevin [Troy] (Lori)
(RO) 516.6 - Appointed to Attend School PM
*422 Nathan's Creek Sch.Rd., Crumpler. NC 28617 (H) (910) 982-2704
Torres III, Ramon Devy^ey [Ramon] (Lisa) Email: rpbj62a@prodigy.com
(DU) Lakewood - 02211 OM
2317 Chapel Hill Rd, Durham, NC 27707 (O) (919) 489-6273
*2211 Elmwood Ave, Durham, NC 27707-1009 (H) (919) 489-4335
Tosto, James Edward [Jim] (Kay)
(EC) Manns Harbor - 03190 FL
*P0 Box 95. Manns Harbor. NC 27953-0095 (H) (919) 473-3881
Townley, Douglas [Doug] (Elaine)
(DU) Tabernacle - 02551 SL
*12260 NC 39 N. Henderson. NC 27536-9805 (H) (919) 492-7643
Townsend, Jr., William C. [William] (Nancy Jo)
(RA) Trinity - 08501 FC
*824 N. Bloodworth St., Raleigh, NC 27604 (O) (919) 832-1390
1301 Mordecai Dr., Raleigh, NC 27604 (H) (919) 833-7466
Traynham, David D. [D. D.] (Nancy)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*1329 Roberdell Rd, Rockingham. NC 28379-2549 (H) (910) 895-3746
Treihart, Charles M. [Charles] (Susan J.)
(DU) Retired Local Pastor RL
*822 Billy Hicks Rd. Roxboro. NC 27573-7947 (H) (910) 599-1797
Trotter, Bryan C. [Bryan] (Marisa)
(GO) Kenly-Buckhorn - 05250 OD
(O) (919) 284-2139
*P0 Box 155. Kenly. NC 27542-0155 . . . (H) (919) 284-2192
Trotter, J. Albert [Al] (Gay)
(BU) Bellemont - 01011 FC
*4039 Markwood Rd, Burlington, NC 27215 (O) (910) 227-4632
4101 Markwood Rd. Burlington, NC 27215-7135 (H) (910) 227-4890
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Trum, Mary Smith [Mary] (Bob Faoro)
(GR) 438 - Ryton & Prudhoe Circuit.The Meth. Church, England FC
*The Meth.Manse.Barmoor. Ryton.Tyne&Wear, NE 403TS-Eng.(H) (191) 413-2494
Tucker, C. Clyde [Clyde]
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*1401 Zebulon Rd, Zebulon. NC 27597-8269 (H) (919) 269-4843
Tucker, Stuart [Stuart] (Karen)
(DU) Mt. Zion - 02421 FC
*7272 Hurdle Mills Rd.. Hurdle Mills. NC 27541 (H) (910) 364-2317
Turnage, Roy L. [Roy] (Corabob)
(GR) Retired Local Pastor RL
*POBox 116. 710 E.2nd St.. Ayden. NC 28513-0116 (H) (919) 746-3686
Tysinger, Richard IVI. [Rick] (Stephanie H.)
(SA) Merritts-Ebenezer - 11220 FC
*8708 Deep River Rd. Sanford. NC 27330-7926 (H) (919) 774-9741
Tyson, Aaron G. [Aaron] (Lucille)
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*1301 S. Harding Dr.. #101. Goldsboro, NC 27534 (H) (919) 778-1475
Tyson, Sr., Bobby P. [Bobby] (Jetta)
(FA) Spring Hill - 04451 FC
(O) (910) 893-4723
*RR 3 Box 356, Lillington. NC 27546-9526 (H) (910) 893-6381
Tyson, Jr., Bobby P. [Bobby] (Christie)
(FA) Culbreth Memorial - 04141 FC
(O) (910) 483-8918
*730 Blackwell St.. Fayetteville, NC 28301 (H) (910) 483-4431
Tyson, Carson S. [Carson] (Peggy)
(FA) Raeford: First - 04401 FC
*P0 Box 662. Raeford, NC 28376 (O) (919) 875-2111
818 N Main St. Raeford. NC 28376-1930 (H) (919) 875-3746
Tyson, John H. [John] (Elizabeth)
(FA) Victory - 04281 FC
*P0 Box 64132. Fayetteville. NC 28306-0132 (H) (910) 323-1997
Tyson, M. Eugene [Gene] (Joan)
(GR) Covenant - 06101 FC
*4000 Corey Rd., Winterville, NC 28590 (O) (919) 355-0123
2004 Sherwood Dr., Greenville, NC 27858 (H) (919) 353-7056
Tyson, Tommy [Tommy] (Frances)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*1716 Mount Carmel Church Rd. Chapel Hill. NC 27514-9220 (H) (919) 933-5557
Tyson, Vernon C. [Vernon] (Martha)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*900 Williamson Dr. Raleigh. NC 27608-2352 (H) (919) 832-7176
Umstead, Jr., Charles Irvin [Charles] (Etta)
(NB) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*2963 US Highway 70 E. Beaufort. NC 28516-7893 (H) (919) 728-5328
Upham, Jr., John Exiey [John] (Susy)
(RA) Longview - 0841 1 FC
2312 Milburnie Rd, Raleigh, NC 27610 (O) (919) 834-7554
*137 N Lord Ashley Rd. Raleigh. NC 27610-2436 (H) (919) 828-4772
Varnum, Tracie [Trade] (Clementine)
(Wl) Retired Local Pastor RL
*3105 Gal Var Rd SW. Supply. NC 28462-2132 (H) (910) 842-9440
Vaughan, Richard C. [Richard] (Debbie)
(BU) Amity -01131 FC
*825 N Estes Dr, Chapel Hill. NC 27514 (O) (919) 967-7546
503 Tinkerbell Rd. Chapel Hill. NC 27514-2336 (H) (919) 942-7188
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Vaughn II, Stephen W. [Stephen] (Jane)
(GR) Diaconal Minister DM
*2000 E 6th St, Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 752-6154
205 Adams Blvd, Greenville. NC 27858-4818 (H) (919) 758-5752
VIckers, Hope A. [Hope] (Darrell) Email: vickers@coastalnet.com
(EC) Sharon - 03321 PM
P O Box 182, Poplar Branch, NC 27965 (O) (919) 453-2806
*P O Box 12, Avdiett. NC 27916-0012 (H) (919) 453-3616
Vincent, Max Odell [Max] (Kristen)
(RM) Black Creek-Lucama - 10150 OM
(O) (919) 237-0542
*P O Box 278, Black Creek. NC 27813 (H) (919) 237-7451
VonCanon, Mary Leigh [Mary]
(SA) Hickory Mountain - 11171 RM
*700 Magnolia Dr. # 22B, Aberdeen, NC 28315 (O) (910) 944-7259
700 Magnolia Dr. # 22B. Aberdeen, NC 28315-2218 (H) (910) 944-7259
Wade, David C. [David] (Cynthia)
(Wl) Wesley's Chapel - 12311 FC
2409 Peanut Plant Rd., Elizabethtown, NC 28337 (O) (910) 645-4011
*P0 Box 2211, Elizabethtown. NC 28337-2211 (H) (910) 645-4934
Waggoner, James Milan [Jim] (Margaret)
(RA) ABLC - Chief, Chaplaincy Services, NC Div. of Youth Serv. FC
705 Palmer Dr, Raleigh, NC 27626-0527 (O) (919) 733-3011
*3212 Barker PI. Raleigh, NC 27604-2456 (H) (919) 850-9102
Walker-Jones, Kelli [Kelli]
(RA) Highland - Associate - 08381 OM
*1901 Ridge Rd, Raleigh, NC 27607 (O) (919) 787-4240
215 Bay Dr., Gary, NC 27511 (H) (919) 510-0369
Walker, Wanda Gail [Gail]
(RO) Retired Diaconal Minister DM
Church St.Cordova School, Cordova, NC 28330 (O) (910) 997-9805
*344 Raleigh St, Hamlet. NC 28345-2750 (H) (910) 582-0707
Wall, C. Arthur [Arthur] (Carol)
(RM) Nashville - 10201 FC
PO Box 86, Nashville, NC 27856 (O) (919) 459-7178
*303 S 1st St. Nashville, NC 27856-1416 (H) (919) 459-7328
Wall, Lynn T. [Lynn]
(Wl) Sharon (Holden Beach) - 12261 FC
(O) (910) 842-2929
*2163 Boones Neck Rd SW, Supply, NC 28462-6221 (H) (910) 842-3449
Wallace, Robert L. [Bob] (Christine)
(RM)Tarboro:St.James - 10371 FC
*211 E. St. James St., Tarboro, NC 27886 (O) (919) 823-3783
210 Brandon Ave., Tarboro. NC 27886 (H) (919) 823-2795
Walters, Norma J. [Norma]
(DU) Leave of Absence FC
*4200 Bahama Road, Rougemont, NC 27572 (H) (919) 477-1824
Ward, Jr., Herman Nathan [Herman] (Ann)
(BU) Hillsborough - 01301 FC
(O) (919) 732-3460
*130 WTrvon St, Hillsborough. NC 27278-2552 (H) (919) 732-1667
Ward, Hope Morgan [Hope] (Michael)
(RA) Soapstone - 08491 FC
M2837 Norwood Rd. Raleigh, NC 27613 (O) (919) 846-2212
2545 Sam Moss Haves Rd, Creedmoor, NC 27522-9336 . . . . (H) (919) 528-3551
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Ward, James B. [Jim] (Janet)
(RM) Leave of Absence FC
(O) (919) 937-5404
*1213F Niblick Dr., Rocky Mount. NC 27804 (H) (919) 442-9290
Ward, Richard L. [Rick] (Shirley)
(GO) Fremont - 05101 FC
(O) (919) 242-4797
*P0 Box 147. Fremont. NC 27830-0147 (H) (919) 242-4062
Ward, Shirley Acker [Shirley] (Richard)
(GR) Sharon - 06311 PL
(O) (919) 527-6301
*P0 Box 147. Fremont. NC 27830-0147 (H) (919) 242-4062
Warren, Clarence Lee [Clarence] (Ruby)
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*625 E Raynor Dr. Fayetteville. NC 28311-2144 (H) (910) 822-4508
Warren, Jr., D. Ray [Ray] (Jill) Email: mainsail@nando.net
(RA) White Plains - Min.Mbshp/Evang - 08091 FC
*P0 Box 158, Cary, NC 27512 (O) (919) 467-4991
101 Mainsail Dr. Cary. NC 27511-7202 (H) (919) 380-0039
Warren, H. Robert [Bob] (Shirley B.)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*917 Keiths Rd. Knightdale. NC 27545-8400 (H) (919) 266-6931
Warren, Jr., James I. [Jim] (Marjorie)
(RA) ABLC - Dir., Intentional Growth Center FC
*P0 Box 546, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745 (O) (704) 452-2881
304 Crum Dr. Lake Junaluska. NC 28745-9719 (H) (704) 452-0782
Warren, James H. [James] (Daisy)
(GR) Retired Minister RM
*4343 Lebanon Rd..T-1123. Hermitage. TN 37076 (H) (615) 871-8179
Warren, Jr., M. Whitfield [Whit] (Barbara)
(GR) Queen Street - 06201 FC
*P0 Box 508, Kinston, NC 28502 (O) (919) 527-2119
1206 Woodberry Rd. Kinston. NC 28501-2643 (H) (919) 523-2441
Warren, Raymond Collins [Ray]
(EC) Kinnakeet - 03170 FL
(O) (919) 995-5708
*P O Box 129. Avon. NC 27915 (H) (919) 995-5383
Warren, Jr., W. Arthur [Arthur] (Becky)
(SA) Vass-Cameron - 11450 FC
*P0 Box 628, Vass, NC 28394 (O) (910) 245-7665
PO Box 628. Vass, NC 28394-0628 (H) (910) 245-7660
Warren, W. Donald [Donald] (Lori)
(RO) Fellowship - 09121 FC
(O) (910) 582-0900
*1200 McDonald Ave.. Hamlet. NC 28345 (H) (910) 582-2685
Waters, Denise Conner [Denise] (Davis)
(BU) Diaconal Minister DM
*P0 Box 728, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (O) (919) 929-7191
2308 Judah Benjamin Ct, Hillsborough, NC 27278-9532 . . . . (H) (919) 732-5865
Watford, T. Scott [Scott] (Tammy R.)
(BU) Faith - 01061 FC
*1732 W Davis St, Burlington, NC 27215 (O) (910) 226-2991
1803 Harriet Dr. Burlington. NC 27215-3440 (H) (910) 227-0846
Watson, H. Langill [Langill] (Elizabeth)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*3620 Westridge Circle Dr. Rocky Mount. NC 27804-3331 . . . (H) (919) 443-0057
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Way, Jr., Robert B. [Bob] (Rosalyn)
(SA) Silk Hope - 11390 SL
(O) (919) 742-2005
*7760 Silk Hope Gum Springs Rd. Siler City, NC 27344-6581 (H) (919) 742-5222
Way, Vance C. [Vance] (Marion)
(RM) Littleton - 10141 FC
(O) (919) 586-5385
*P0 Box 26. Littleton, NC 27850-0026 (H) (919) 586-3985
Weaver, Jr., James T. [Jimmy] (Deborah 0.)
(BU) Efland - 01191 FC
(O) (919) 732-7957
*PQ Box 121. Efland. NC 27243-0121 (H) (919) 732-8451
Weaver, Walter P. [Walter] (Peggy)
(FA) ABLC - Professor, Florida Southern College FC
111 Lake Hollingsworth Dr, Lakeland, FL 33801 (O) (813) 680-4185
*623 Rockingham Rd, Lakeland, FL 33809-4004 (H) (813) 859-5280
Webb-Bowden, Julia [Julia] (Larry)
(DU) ABLC - Program Assist., Society of St. Andrew FC
*P0 Box 25081, Durham, NC 27702 (O) (919) 683-3011
5532 Jomaii Dr, Durham. NC 27705-8392 (H) (919) 383-1397
Weber, Michael D. [Mike] (Barbara)
(NB) Pamlico Cooperative Parish - 07340 FC
*P0 Box 98, Stonewall, NC 28583 (O) (919) 745-4916
2831 Sterlingpark Dr. Raleigh, NC 27603-5805 (H) (919) 831-1115
Weinrlch, Lulse Katharine [Luise] (Clint)
(RM) Rocky Mount:First - Associate - 10291 PM
*100 S Church St, Rocky Mount, NC 27804 (O) (919) 977-0400
3217 Amherst Rd, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-3802 (H) (919) 451-0604
Weisser, William J. [Bill] (Anne) Email: 74733.3365@compuserve.com
(RA) Diaconal Minister DM
*228 W Edenton St. Raleigh, NC 27603 (O) (919) 832-7536
1214 Currituck Dr. Raleigh. NC 27609-5539 (H) (919) 787-7364
Wells, Jr., William M. [Bill] (Dixie)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 445, Laurinburg, NC 28353 (O) (910) 276-0035
610 Prince St. Laurinburg. NC 28352-4448 (H) (910) 276-0035
Wells, Jr., WoodrowW. [Woody] (Carole)
(GR) St. James - 06131 FC
*2000 E 6th St, Greenville, NC 27858 (O) (919) 752-6154
114 Lord Ashley Dr. Greenville. NC 27858-6219 (H) (919) 756-2958
Wenberg, Jr., John W. [John] (Carol)
(RA) Westover - 08521 FC
300 Powell Dr, Raleigh. NC 27606 (O) (919) 851-4431
M212 Debov St, Raleigh, NC 27606-1718 (H) (919) 851-4545
Wesley, Luther V. [Luther] (Irma L.)
(RO) Retired Associate Mbr. RAM
*P0 Box 954, Creedmoor. NC 27522-0954 (H) (919) 528-1131
West, Pearl G. [Pearl]
(NB) Retired Minister RM
Trash & Treasures,Hwy 70 W, Morehead City, NC 28557 . . (O) (919) 240-0005
*231 Pinners Point Rd, Beaufort, NC 28516-7832 (H) (919) 728-7353
West, Jr., Thaddeus C. [T. C] (Ellen)
(GO) Walker Memorial - 05391 PL
*144 Mark Edwards Rd, La Grange. NC 28551-7542 (H) (919) 778-0428
Westman, Judy Ellen [Judy]
(RA) Macon - 08250 PM
*P0 Box 10, Macon, NC 27551-0010 (H) (919) 257-4744
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Wethington, Mark W. [Mark] (Bobbi) Email: dmumc@aol.com
(DU) Duke Memorial - 02161 FC
*504 W Chapel Hill St, Durham, NC 27701 (O) (919) 683-3467
708 Flagstone Way, Durham, NC 27712-9515 (H) (919) 471-9525
Wheeler, Kermit R. [Kermit]
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*305 E 4th Ave. Mount Dora, FL 32757-5680 (H) (352) 383-1733
Whitaker, Karen H. [Karen] (Alan)
(RA) Genesis - 08061 FC
*850 Hi House Rd, Cary, NC 27513 (O) (919) 467-2128
3201 Jo Anne Dr, Raleigh, NC 27603-2757 (H) (919) 839-0222
White, Christian [Christian] (Margaret)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*303 Swordgate Dr, Cary, NC 27513-1633 (H) (919) 319-1822
White, Dena McFarland [Dena] (Tom)
(RO) East - 09421 FC
(O) (910) 895-4587
*1009 Scaleybark Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-4845 (H) (910) 895-4587
White, John H. [John] (Nancy)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
214 W Edgerton St, Dunn, NC 28334 (O) (910) 892-8105
*7213 Nicholson Ct. Raleigh. NC 27604-5679 (H) (919) 878-8579
Whitehead, Christian Michael [Chris] (Kelli) Email: cmw5@acpub.duke.edu
(DU) Marrow's Chapel - 02381 SL
*P0 Box 69, Stovall. NC 27582-0069 (H) (919) 690-1016
Whitley, Edgar Earl [Ed]
(EC) Retired Minister RM
*100 Sawgrass Bnd. Virginia Beach, VA 23451-6533 (H) (804) 425-0484
Wiggins, Carson O. [Carson] (Moeine)
(BU) Grace - 01081 FC
(O) (910) 226-0785
*1899 Wilkins St, Burlington, NC 27217-1716 (H) (910) 227-3153
Wilburn, William Joseph [Joe] (Jerree Lynn)
(RO) Norman - 09320 FC
*P O Box 95, Norman, NC 28367 (O) (910) 652-3131
152 W. Moore St., Norman, NC 28367 (H) (910) 652-3131
Wilkerson, Richard Phillip [Rick] (Kathy)
(RA) Knightdale - 08221 FC
*P 0 Box 83. Knightdale, NC 27545-0083 (O) (919) 266-2373
423 3rd Ave., Knightdale, NC 27545 (H) (919) 266-2110
Wilkinson, Howard M. [Hank] (Virginia)
(RM) Retired Minister RM
*RR 1 Box 292, Garysburg. NC 27831-9736 (H) (919) 536-3528
Wilkinson, Scott Taylor [Scott]
(BU) Prospect - 01391 FC
*P0 Box 277, Yanceyville, NC 27379-0277 (H) (910) 694-5566
Williams, A. Morris [Morris] (Katharine)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*2616 Erwin Rd.Coble Hea.Ctr., Durham. NC 27705-3843 . . . (H) (919) 383-7863
Williams, James A. [Jimmy] (Nellie)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*2185 Kittrell Rd.. Kittrell. NC 27544-9711 (H) (919) 438-8053
Williams, James E. [Jim] (Jo-Ann)
(NB) Beech Grove-Rhems - 07050 OM
*1035 Washington Post Rd. New Bern. NC 28562-9297 (H) (919) 638-2248
Williams, John E. [Johnny] (Jane)
(RM)Conetoe - 10221 FC
*504 Golfers Ln, Nashville, NC 27856
504 Golfers Ln. Nashville. NC 27856-1652 (H) (919) 459-4324
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Williams, Richard J. [Richard] (Carolyn)
(GO) Diaconal Minister DIVI
*140 E Marl<et St, Smithfield, NC 27577 (O) (919) 934-2333
410 S 4th St, Smithfleld. NC 27577-4452 (H) (919) 934-8915
Williams, Roger Charles [Roger] Email: rwilliams@coastalnet.com
(RM) Gold Valley 10191/Hornes-Sims - 10130 FL
(O) (919) 237-4616
*Rt. 1, Box 380. Wilson. NC 27896 (H) (919) 243-3658
Williams, Jr., Samuel A. [Skip] (Betsy A.)
(BU) Saint Paul's - 01091 FC
(O) (910) 228-1681
*609 Trail 2. Burlington, NC 27215 (H) (910) 226-0818
Williams, Sr., Terry Michael [Terry] (Jane)
(EC) Anderson - 03031 PL
*101 Robin Ln, Edenton. NC 27932-1629 (H) (919) 482-7688
Williams, William F. [Bill] (Edna)
(NB) Atlantic - 07031 FC
PO Box 145, Atlantic, NC 28511 (O) (919) 225-7701
*P0 Box 235, Atlantic, NC 28511-0235 (H) (919) 225-3831
Williford, George Bertram [George] (Brenda)
(FA) Cotton - 04081 PL
*P0 Box 3, Godwin, NC 28344-0003 (H) (919) 980-1038
Williford, Gladys R. [Gladys]
(GR) Retired Minister RM
MOO Peterson Ct, Holly Hill. FL 32117-2806 (H) (904) 257-1743
Willingham, Malcolm Craig [Mac] (Johnny Carol)
(RO) ABLC - VP of Clinical Services, Carolina Behavioral FC
PO Box 2251, Rockingham, NC 28379 (O) (910) 895-0980
*111 Fairway Dr, Rockingham, NC 28379-9484 (H) (910) 895-6782
Wilson III, A. J. [Jack] (Nelson Campbell)
(RA) ABLC - Past.Couns.Prog.Dir., Memorial Hospital FC
Mem. Med. BIdg.W., Suite W465, Chattanooga, TN 37404 ... (O) (423) 495-6144
*107 Glenview, Lookout Mountain, TN 37350 (H) (423) 821-2981
Wilson III, Ben H. [Ben]
(SA) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 73, West End, NC 27376-0073 (H) (910) 673-4556
Wilson, Claude T. [Claude] (Dorothy)
(GR) Woodington - 06441 RM
*280 Gray Rd, Vanceboro, NC 28586-8100 (H) (919) 244-0028
Wilson, James L. [Jim] (Caaron) Email: ratherrev@aol.com
(Wl)Wrightsboro - 12451 FC
*3300 N Kerr Ave, Wilmington, NC 28405 (O) (910) 762-2583
141 Long Ridge Dr, Wilmington, NC 28405-8853 (H) (910) 799-4600
Wilson, Jr., Kelly J. [Kelly] (Jean L.)
(DU) Retired Minister RM
*2406 W Club Blvd, Durham, NC 27705-3125 (H) (919) 286-4734
Winberry, Herman S. [Herman] (Christine)
(RO) Retired Minister RM
*3804 N Walnut St, Lumberton. NC 28358-7730 (H) (910) 739-6029
Wingfield, Neal Eddins [Neal] (Page) Email: new@acpub.duke.edu
(BU) Eno-Palmer's Grove - 01210 SL
1211 Palmer's Grove Ch.Rd.. Hillsborough, NC 27278 (H) (919) 732-4694
Wingo, Brian W. [Brian] (Diane)
(DU) Carr - 02151 FC
*107 N. Driver St., Durham, NC 27703 (O) (919) 596-7210
205 Barclay Rd, Durham, NC 27712-1611 (H) (919) 479-5555
Winstead, Arthur W. [Art] (Margaret)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*130 Renwick Ct, Raleigh, NC 27615-2978 (H) (919) 847-7920
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Winston III, Joseph A. [Jay] (Donnie)
(FA) Hope Mills - 04311 FC
3771 Legion Rd, Hope Mills, NC 28348 (0) (910) 425-0108
*3767 Leqion Rd. Hope Mills, NC 28348-1939 (H) (910) 425-5019
Wise, Denny C. [Denny] (Judy)
(BU) Emmanuel -01051 FC
*2331 Lavista Dr. Burlington, NC 27215 (0) (910) 227-1268
243 W Harden St, Burlinqton, NC 27215-7513 (H) (910) 226-7533
Wise, Gilliam P. [Gil] (Linda)
(RA)Zion -08621 FL
PO Box 548, Norlina, NC 27563 (0) (919) 456-3566
*406 Division St, Norlina, NC 27563 (H) (919) 456-3435
Witt, Peggy 0. [Peg] (Bill)
(SA) Southern Pines - Associate - 11411 FC
*175 Midland Rd, Southern Pines, NC 28387 (0) (910) 692-3518
210 N. May St., #4, Southern Pines, NC 28387 (H) (910) 692-1854
Witt, Jr., William J [Bill] (Peg)
(SA) Pinebluff - 11260 FC
*P0 Box 65, Pinebluff, NC 28373-0065 (H) (910) 281-3797
Wittman, Raymond Karl [Ray] (Diana)
(FA) Salem -04261 FC
(0) (910) 483-8959
*2171 Middle Rd, Favetteville, NC 28301-9753 (H) (910) 483-2520
Wolfe, William L. [Bill] (Biddie)
(BU) Retired Minister RM
*1121 Airport Rd., Mebane, NC 27302 (H) (910) 563-9239
Womack, Jr., LaVerne B. [Verne] (Leslie Ann)
(RO) Roberdell -09411 FC
*141 Bear Branch Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-7943 (H) (910) 895-5698
Womack, Leslie C. [Leslie] (LaVerne B.)
(RO) Retired Diaconal Minister DM
Morrison Youth Institute, Hoffman, NC 28347 (0) (910) 997-3808
*141 Bear Branch Rd, Rockingham, NC 28379-7943 (H) (910) 895-5698
Womack, Samuel J. [Samuel]
(FA) Retired Minister RM
*217 Vivian Dr, Favetteville, NC 28311-1433 (H) (910) 822-0593
Wood, Andrew B. [Andy] (Sheila)
(FA) Sampson - 04430 PL
*P0 Box 216, Salemburg, NC 28385 (0) (910) 525-5138
RR 2 Box 79A, Autrvville, NC 28318-9518 (H) (910) 531-3537
Wood, Samuel L. [Sam] (Lois)
(GO) Asbury - 05361 RM
*3102 Cashwell Dr., #63, Goldsboro. NC 27534-4412 (H) (919) 778-8135
Woodard, Jr., John R. [John] (Rita)
(RM) Spring Hope - 10360 FC
*P0 Box 770, Spring Hope, NC 27882 (0) (919) 478-3140
110 McLean St., Sprinq Hope, NC 27882 (H) (919) 478-3435
Woodcock, Eldon G. [Woody] (Libby)
(DU) ABLC - Professor, Nyack College, Nyack, NY FC
Nyack College. Nyack. NY 10960 (0) (914) 358-1710
*P0 Box 297, Circieville, NY 10919-0297 (H) (914) 361-5754
Woodhouse, Andrea Reese [Andi] (David)
(DU) Concord - 02071 FC
(0) (910) 599-6262
*5021 Semora Rd., Roxboro. NC 27573 (H) (910) 599-7630
Woodhouse, David William [David] (Andrea)
(DU) Oak Grove - 02431 FC
.... (0) (910) 599-2469
*5021 Semora Rd.. Roxboro, NC 27573 (H) (910) 599-7630
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Woodworth, Douglas R. [Douglas] (Erma)
(GR) Noble's Chapel-Tabernacle - 06240 IS
*313 N Pitt St. Avden, NC 28513-1623 (H) (919) 746-6534
Wooldridge Jr, Oscar Bailey [Oscar] (Tew)
(RA) Retired Minister RM
*4505 Edwards Mill Rd Apt G. Raleigh. NC 27612-3750 (H) (919) 571-1402
Woriax, Carolyn C. [Carolyn] (Frank)
(FA) Grace - Trinity - 04160 PM
2005 Ireland Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28304 (O) (910) 424-0894
*3821 Madison Ave.. Fayetteville. NC 28306 (H) (910) 425-3557
Workman, Anna Gail [Anna Gail] (George)
(BU) Diaconal Minister DM
PO Box 2597, Burlington, NC 27216 (O) (910) 227-6263
*2114 US Hwy 70. Mebane. NC 27302-9034 (H) (919) 563-3488
Worley, William Earl [Bill] (Nancy)
(EC) Retired Minister RM
*9827 Pine Level St.. W. Arcadia. FL 33821 (H) (941) 494-6853
Worth, Sr., Leroy [Leroy] (Rennett)
(RO) Pembroke Circuit - 09350 PL
*1408 Swallow Dr, Raleigh, NC 27606 (O) (919) 834-5063
1408 Swallow Dr. Raleigh. NC 27606-2417 (H) (919) 851-6315
Wright, Johnnie L. [John] (Annette)
(RO) Mt. Zion-Walls Chapel - 09300 PM
(O) (919) 843-3895
*213 W Sunset Dr. Red Springs. NC 28377-2025 (H) (919) 490-5175
Wynn, Samuel [Sam] (Rosemary)
(NB) New Bern District Super. FC
*1503 Kimberly Rd.. New Bern. NC 28562-3307 (H) (919) 637-4600
Yang, Chong Ho [Chong] (So Young (Choe) Yang)
(RO) St. John-Gibson -09510 PM
*POBox 181. 6040 Main St.. Gibson. NC 28343 (H) (910) 268-4292
Yelverton, Pernecie C. [P. C]
(GO) Retired Minister RM
*P0 Box 173. Fremont. NC 27830-0173 (H) (919) 242-4655
Yount, John W. [John] (Connie)
(DU) Stoval - 02541 PL/D
*5101 Stagecoach Rd.. Oxford. NC 27565-9118 (H) (919) 693-4839
Yow, Jr., William Joseph [Joey] (Julia)
(GO) Four Oaks - 05091 FC
*P0 Box 177, Four Oaks, NC 27524 (O) (919) 963-2095
PO Box 177. Four Oaks. NC 27524-0177 .(H) (919) 963-2773
Zigbuo, Herbert Seilami [Herbert] (Mary)
(Wl) St. John-Smith Chapel - 12410 OM
*226 Fairfield Dr.. Wilmington, NC 28401 (O) (910) 815-0806
Zirlott, Cynthia [Cindy] Email: zirlott@coastalnet.com
(NB) Diaconal Minister DM
*245 Dawn Avenue, Apt. 1, Pittsburgh, PA 15226 (O) (412) 431-0583
245 Dawn Avenue. Apt. 1, Pittsburgh. PA 15226 (H) (412) 431-0583
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WIDOWS OF DECEASED CLERGY
Anderson.Barbara L.,(H. E. lll),PO Box 25494,Fayetteville,NC,28314-1898
Barrs, Patricia Akers,(William K.),3118 Terra Granada Dr, Walnut Creek,CA,94595-3524
Beam,Margaret B.,(A.C.Regan),3000 Monument Ave Apt 2,Richmond,VA,23221-1426
Beede,Ruth,(Haroid R.),Whitaker Gien,Raleigh,NC,27608,[919-833-0632]
Benson, Frances W.,(R.W.Bradshaw),1616 W. Nash St.,Wilson,NC,27893
Beny,Edith,(R.L.Fowlkes),1811 Shepard St,Morehead City,NC,28557-4051 [919-726-8564]
Berry.Peggy HilI,(L.E.Hill),495 Buck Swamp Rd,Goldsboro,NC,27530-8032
Boone.Ruth E.,(Daniel C.),PO Box 372,Halifax,NC,27839-0372,[919-583-1941]
Boone.Ellen B.,(Paul W.),1605 Sanderiing Dr,MoreheadCity,28557-4807 [9 19-808-3456]
Bradley, Lorene G.,(David G.),2414 Perkins Rd,Durham,NC,27706-2517,[919-489-4277]
Brandenburg,LucilleP.,(F.Barden),670HicksRd,Candor,NC,27229-8283,[910-572-2272]
Branhill.Grace P.,(C.E.Price,Jr.),601 Hillcrest Ave,Gastonia,28052-61 78,(704-864-7695]
Brigman.Ella Mae,(Carey H.),145 Straits Point Rd,Beaufort,NC,285 16-7222
Brodie,Helen H.,(R.S.),6905 Wooden Rail Ln,Summerfield,27358-9219[91 0-643-4080]
Brown,Catherine,(Chester D.),102 Tuscarora Drive,Hillsborough,27278, [91 9-732-1 096]
Carruth,Roberta F.,(PauI),3035 Wycliff Rd,Raleigh,NC,27607-3038, [9 19-787-3464]
Casey,MiriamM.,(JohnF.),1122RagsdaleRd,Greenville,NC,27858-3918,[800-669-2835]
Chaplin,Rosa J.,(A. L),401 S Andrews Ave,Goldsboro,NC,27530-6103,[91 9-735-5567]
Cheek,Helen F.,(A.B.Falls,Jr.),Rt.3, Box 56E,Clinton,NC,28328,[910-564-21661
Coble,Virginia B.,(Joseph F.),407 Walking Stick Trl,Clinton,28328-2251, [910-739-1836]
Cotton,Alice V.,(Worth B.),PO Box 427,Mount Gilead,NC,27306-0427,[910-439-5173]
Couchman,Elsie,(J.R.),311 Longwood Dr.Newport News,VA,23606-3756
Crawley,MaryM.P.,(HyderF.),RRlBox282,RoanokeRapids,27870-9724[91 9-535-1 678]
Crossno,Katherine,(R. Leon),509 N Gum St,Warsaw,NC,28398-1423, [910-293-7742]
Cucare.Sarah L.,(MichoIas T.), 1 000 Wesley Pines Rd.,Lumberton,28358,[91 0-738-5431 ]
Davenport,Georgia C.,(Wm. S.),6679 NC 33,Grimesland,NC,27837,[919-752-4573]
Davis,Dolores,(F. R.),Hermitage, 139 Mallard,Rockingham,NC,28379,[910-895-6964]
Davis.Elizabeth R., (George A.),3201 Anthony Dr,Raleigh,MC,27603-4403
Dawson,Deltra,(Robert W.),Rt.7, Box 8, Mary Lane,Whiteville,NC,28472, [9 19-642-58 17]
Dicks.Dorothy S.,(R. L.),c/o Joanie Connell,Sarasota,FL,34232
Dodson,Georgia,(SamG.),7311 Calibre Park Dr#,Durham,27707-5678,[919-489-7898]
Drew.Joan N.,(Robert M.),200 George St,Fairmont,NC,28340-2054, [9 10-628-8965]
Dunn,Aileen,(J. C.).1000 Wesley Pines Rd.,Lumberton,NC,28358,[910-739-0133]
Early, Crisstlne S., (Joyce V.),100 Heritage Dr # 207,Saint Simons lsland,GA,3 1522-2023
Edens,Annie B.,(Nelson P.),2834 BarmettlerSt,Raleigh,rSC,27607-4100,[910-592-2432]
Edwards,ReetaC.,(J.E.Wood),183ThorpeSt,Henderson,NC,27536-4850,[919-438-2871]
Edwards.Geraldine B.,(J. Paul),507 Cashwell Pl,Goldsboro,27534-7528,[919-736-1206]
Elkins,Venia E.,(011ie V.),2700A Parkwood Ave Apt l,Chattanooga,TN, 37404- 1747
Ellis,Luella,(W.B.),102 Faimew St.,Williamston,NC,27892,[919-792-8453]
Etheridge,Pauline,(C. R.),213 Broad St W Apt 209,Wilson,MC,27893-3800
Eubanks.Lina West,(George B.),PO Box 243,Trenton,NC,28585-0243
Farmer,Eula,(Wm. H.),235 Pineview Cemetery Rd,Mt. Olive,28365-8207, [919-658-3526]
Fisher,Mabel B.,(Jesse T.),9 Clegg St,Franklinton,NC,27525-1325,[919-494-2228]
Fisher,Ruth K.,(Edgar B.),Cardinal Ctr.,1000 W.Allen St.,Hendersonville,NC,28739
Fraley,Melva McNeill,(Fletcher),910 Avery Pl,Greensboro,NC,27408-7702
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Freeman.Kathryn A..(WiIliam L),1605 Greenleaf St,Durham,NC,27701-1432
Freeman,Viola,(Wm. J.),RR 2 Box 509,Leland,NC,28451-9802
Gardner,Lavinia H.,(C. O., Sr.),RR 1 Box 1022,Holly Hill,SC,29059-9669
Garlington.Virginia M.,(J.E.),101 Conifer Ct,Clinton,MC,28328-3027, (910-592-7561]
Gehweiler.Bonnie Jones,(SJ.Jones),421 Ridge Rd,Waynesville,NC,28786-5043
Gradeiess,Alice.(Robert M.),1603 West Rd,Kinston,NC,28501 -2763, [91 0-526-2659]
Graham,ClementineH.,(O.M.),717WalnutSt,Laurinburg,NC,28352-4529,[910-276-0180]
Griffis.Nena D., (James W.),611 Sumner Ave,Greenwood,MS,38930-2436
Grimes,Ruby Alene,(Jos J), 1316 Pruden St.Roanoke Rapids,27870-3 1 1 9(9 1 9-535-1 007]
Gurley.Eloise,(R. G.),PO Box 367,Selma,NC,27576-0367,[91 9-965-3226]
Hale.Dilys Rowlands,(Holland L.),5 1 7 Morreene Rd,Durham,27705-2924, [91 9-383-2 1 1 6]
Hamilton.Susan F. ,(R.C.).2 1 88 Scotts Hill Loop Rd, Wilm'gtn,28405-6742 [9 1 0-686-95 1 9]
Hardwick.Ruth Bowman,(Olen),320 Lakeview Dr,Waynesville,NC,28786-9490
Harris,Erah Mason,(Cecil B.), 1119 Seashore Dr,Atlantic,NC.285 1 1 -9609, [9 1 9-225-273 1 ]
Hathaway.Ocie B.,(Offie L.),MRH, 2616 Erwin Rd.,Durham,NC,27705,[91 9-383-8639]
Heath.Hazel B.,(C.F.),409 N Madison St,Madisonville,TX,77864-3209[409-348-2295]
Herbert,Ruth E.,(J. Furman),l Carolina Mdws Apt 108,Chapel Hill,NC,27514-8508
Hicks,Margaret,(C. B.),262 Angelo Cir,Whiteville,NC,28472-7404, [9 10-642-2760]
Hill,Willar T., (Jonathan C.).4811 Gaynor Rd.,Charlotte,NC,28211
Hillman,Estelle W..(E.L.).MRH, 2616 Erwin Rd.,Durham,NC,27705,[919-383-0975]
Hirschi,Martha S.,(Carlton),PO Box 584,Pittsboro,NC,27312-0584,[919-542-2737]
Hogue.Ollie M.,(George E.),403 W 39th St, Wilmington, DE, 1 9802-2 1 1 5, [302-764-3 1 83]
Hough,MaryJane,(T.B.),1224/illageCr.Ln,#Al,Mt.Pleas.,SC,29464-3186[803-881-1839]
Howard,Edith B.,(Wm. M.),MRH, 2616 Envin Rd.,Durham,NC,27705,[91 9-383-9094]
Jerome,Jean P.,(R. L.),2100 Twin Church Road, #47,Rorence,SC,29501
Johnson,Sally P.,(C. A.),903 W Murray Ave,Durham,NC.27704-3035
Johnson.WiUie D.,(Haivey B.),POBox 101083,Birmingham,AL,35210-6083[205-956-0692]
Jones.Stella Mae,(Foster L.),759 Yorkshire Rd,Fayetteville,MC,28314-0717,[910-867-1994]
King,Mollie D.,(William R.).PO Box 204,Sneads Ferry,NC,28460-0204, [9 10-327-2565]
Kinlaw.Annie D.,(G.C.).624 Jones Ferry Rd,#91,Carrboro,27510-2157[919-933-6036]
Layfield, Frances Z.,(P. H., Jr),10 Country Club. #21,Hazelwood,28738,[704-456-6241]
Lee.Mildred M., (Allen C.),1000 Wesley Pines Rd.,Lumberton,NC,28358
Lewis,Pearl W.,(Vance A.).PO Box 143,Marshallberg,NC.28553-0143,[919-729-8231]
Lewis,Ruth C.,(Leon, Jr.),368B Big Daddys Rd,Pikeville.NC,27863-9474, [9 19-242-6342]
Lineberger,Allene,(J.Worth,Jr.).MRH,2616EnvinRd.,AL2,Durham,27705[919-383-4561]
Locklear.Mary Alice,(Jakie),RR 3 Box 177,Maxton,NC,28364-9135, [910-844-9544]
Lowry,Brenda H.,(Tryon D.),4850 Pinedale Blvd,Lumberton,28358-2 102(9 10-738-2404]
Lowry,Myrtle L.,(Hai^ey),RR 3 Box 254,Rowland,MC,28383-9557,[910-521-4692]
Maides,Virginia,(J.T.).936 Winchester Ave.W,Roanoke,VA,240 15-53 18(703-344-4055]
Maness.Callie W.,(C.W.Wooten),1396 Ritter Rd.,Robbins,NC,27325,(910-464-2127]
Maness,Edith H.,(Paul W.),7817 Gold Acres Farm Rd.Prince George,VA,23875-3030
Maness,RuthN..(MadisonW.),Heritage,325rS.CoolSp,Fayetteville,28301, [910-485-5797]
Marsh,Audrey,(George M.,Jr.),116 E Judd St,Zebulon,MC,27597-2422, [919-269-0322]
Martin,ElizabethP.,(HaywoodL.),POBox216,Engelhard,NC,27824-0216,(919-925-6331]
Martin.Elizabeth R.,(W. C.),c/o Maxine Penny,Clayton,NC,27520, [9 19-553-7969]
703 Widows
McCall,Blanche,(Emmit C.),PO Box 3104,Anderson,SC,29624
McCallum.Wilhelmina P.,(James H.),I662 Baysden Ct.,Fayetteville,28303[91 0-822-1 047]
McCullen,GiadysC.,(Billie),517GranthamSch.Rd,Goldsboro,27530-9763[91 9-689-2429]
McLamb,Katie,(M. D.),RR 4 Box 196,Rockingham,rSC,28379-9420,[910-582-1485]
McNair.Flossie G.,(E.M.), 19620 Sally McnairRd,Laurinburg,28352-7 142(91 0-276-4634]
McPherson.Tracy T.,(Bruce W.),RR 2 Box 35 l,Kittrell,NC,27544-9605, [9 19-492-9486]
McRae.Alma C, (Robert B.),c/o M.W.Leach,239 Hamilton Rd.,Chapel Hill,NC,27514
Measamer,Mary S.,(E. H.),MRH, 2616 Erwin RJ.,Durham,NC,27705,[919-383-49211
Mewborn, Pat, (Charles H.),8142 Gibson Rd,Gibson,MC,28343-8434, [91 0-268-4968]
Miller.Elsie M.,(J. H.),309 W Cornwallis Rd,Durham,NC,27707-2853
Miller,LorenePoe,(GeorgeD.),216PalnnLakeVillage,Dunedin,FL,34698,[813-733-8414]
Minor.Mary T.,(Harold D.),Clnit 4, Regency Sq.,Franklin,TN,37064
Moe,Martha,(David L.),308 NE 58th St.Long Beach,NC,28465-4813,[910-278-65701
Moore.Marie R., (Virgil M.),Mt.01ive Retirement Village,POBox 230,Mt.Olive,NC 28365
Moore.Nina Ray,(Jack W),530 Avent St.Rocky Mount,NC,27804-2704, [9 19-972-4588)
Morris,Myra,(Clarence P.),629-C W. Front St.,Burlington,NC,27215,[910-229-4562]
Mullikin.irene H.,(Wade A.),404 Privette St NE,Wilson,NC,27893-2635,[91 9-235-3343]
Neese.Anna B.,(W. Junius),3305 Courtney Ln,Sanford,NC,27330-8963, [919-776-7764]
Mewman,Colleen,(William W.),205 Center St,Apex,NC,27502-l 701, [91 9-387-0347]
Mewton.Ethel M.,(P. F.),116 Churchill Rd,Dallas,NC,28034-1300
rSichols.Julia Tyson, (G.H.Tyson),200 Lorraine St,Carrboro,NC,275 10-1 120
Nickens,lnezS.,(C. Graham), 1210 ParkAvenue A,Goldsboro,27530-391 8[91 9-736-41 96]
Ormond,Helen,(J.Kern),1106WChurchSt,ElizabethCity,MC,27909-4610[91 9-338-2309]
Overton,Rena S., (Ernest G.),821 Jeb Stuart Rd,Charleston,SC,29412-9161
Owen,Patricia,(J.Malloylll),4007 Logan Cir,lndianTrail,NC,28079-6517, [704-882-8691]
Owens,01ivia lnez,(H. M., Jr.),lll Rowe St,Goldsboro,NC,27530-8803,[919-291-4253]
Page.Frances F.,(Jack. W.),RR 3,Rowland,NC,28383-9803,[91 0-422-8745]
Paluck,DianneTisdale,(W.E.Tisdale),POBox97,Burgaw,NC,28425-0097,[910-259-9096]
Phillips,Margaret,(H. A., Jr.),1075 N 3rd St, Wytheville,VA,24382-l 171, [91 9-354-3 198]
Phillips,MaryEiizabeth,(J.G.),3113CharlesB.RootWynd,Ral.,27612-5379[919-781-4383]
Pursley.Elva N.,(Forrest W.),PO Box 607,Hamlet,NC,28345-0607,[91 0-582-1 050]
Queen,Frances S., (Vergil E.),Mayview Ctr.,Raleigh,NC.27608,[919-755-0292]
Quigley,Annliza J., (Horace G.),509 Darden Ct,Rocky Mount,NC,27804-4502
Reynolds,Bernice,(Foster L.),PO Box 95,Salter Path,NC,28575-0095, [9 19-247-3253]
Reynolds, Doris D.,(Alonzo Lee), 144 13th Ave NW,Hickory,28601-3750[704-322-8496]
Richardson,Alice M.,(Allen),101 Williams Street,Tabor City,NC,28463
Riggs.Huldah W.,(V^.D.Wise.),221 Seashore Dr,Swansboro,28584-881 1(910-326-5806]
Rogers,Jessie J., (Harry L.),8001 Penny Rd,Raleigh,NC,27606-9066,[919-851-l 1 15]
Romines,SarahM.,(C.P.Mason),428aSHwyl3S,Goldsboro27530-8913(910-735-2263]
Rouse,Marie P,(Jere A.),104 S Center St,La Grange,NC,28551-1712,(919-566-2298]
Rudin,Genevieve,(John J.),1640 Marion Ave,Durham,NC,27705-5809,[919-493-2243]
Russell,Alta Stone,(Leon),925 New Garden Rd Apt 609,Greensboro,NC,274 10-3258
Salmon,Audrey H.,(Frank D.),PO Box 531, Shallotte,NC,28459-0531, [910-754-4905]
Schutt.Diane May,(C. Dubois),605 Weavers Chapel Rd,Littleton,NC,27850-9587
Seaweli,ClaudiaM.,(W.A.),6965SnowCampRd,SnowCamp,27349-9777[91 0-376-6852]
Widows 104
Shinkle.Maxine B.,(R. D.),2915 Brunswick Ave.New Bern,NC,28562-2601
Shoaf,Jane,(E. Clifford),216 E Water St,Edenton,NC,27932-1949,[919-482-8502]
Shockley,Doris,(Grant S.),3423 Revere Rd SW,Atlanta,GA,3033 1-23 15, [404-344-0542]
Shore,Mattie D.,(Joe C.),4702 NC Highway 54,Graham,MC,27253-9215
Smith,JanetW.,(Edward F.,Jr.),1000 Wesley Pines Rd.,Lumberton,28358[910-739-1700]
Snypes,Marie D.,(James G.),1318 B Park Ave,Goldsboro,NC,27530, [9 19-735-4939]
Stanford, Jo Ann,(James C.), 1 0 1 7 N Hill Rd, Fayetteville,NC,28303-38 1 4, [9 1 0-867-07 1 8]
Stott,Flora B.,(J.D.),925 New Garden Rd,#501,Greensboro,27410-3258[910-294-35751
Sullivan,Gregg,(G.D.Pappendick),308CollinwoocDr,Burrgtn,27215-9706[91 0-584-4029]
Tenney,lzella M,(H. Lester),807 Doctors Dr,Kinston,rSC,28501-1547,[919-527-1079]
Thompson,FrancesS.,(A.L.),1080iNLeakSt,SouthernPines,28387-4143[910-692-8267]
Tyson.Eleanor W.,(David M.),3565 Hwy 43,Vanceboro,iNC,28586,[919-244-2849]
Tyson,RuthC.,(M.Dewey), 1 7 1 4KnollwoodDr,Greenville,NC,27858-5321 ,[91 9-355-2925]
Vale.Etolia L.S.,(Charles E.),PO Box 482,Spartanburg,SC,29304-0482
Vereen,JoyceG.,(LaFonC.),503W32ndSt,Lumberton.MC,28358-2932,[910-739-8178]
Vick,Catharine,(Man/in),MRH,2616 Erwin Rd.,IL E,Durinam,NC,27705,[919-382-8310]
Wall,LynnT.,(lveyJ.),21 63 Boones Neck RdSW,Supply,NC,28462-6221, [9 10-842-3449]
Walton.Mary Jane,(W. Cari),200 W.Cornwall Rd,#2307,Cary,NC,27511,[919-319-l 140]
Ward,MargaretW.,(H.N.,Sr.),130WTryonSt,Hillsborough,27278-2552,[919-732-3460]
Warren,Glenn Y.,(M. W.,Sr.),MRH, 2616 Erwin Rd.,Durham,NC,27705,[919-383-7052]
Wentz,Shirley,(Allen),309 Delaware Rd,Franklin,VA,2385 1-2948, [804-562-3042]
West,Pearl G.,(C.Ray),231 Pinners Point Rd,Beaufort,NC,285 16-7832, [9 19-728-7353]
White.Frances B.,(James G..Jr.),3088 Colony Rd,Durham,27705-5560,[919-383-2567]
White,MargaretW.,(F.O.Walker),303SwordgateDr,Cary,NC,27513-1633,[919-319-1822]
Williams.Anne C.,(L.W.Ross),PO Box 473,Nashville,NC,27856-0473,[919-]
Williams,Deleano,(A.P.Brantley),624 Country Club Dr,Burlington,NC,272 15-4930
Wilson,Betty,(Robert L.),237 Monticello Ave,Durham,NC.27707-39 10, [9 19-489-6955]
Wilson,Elizabeth L.,(L.T."Ted"),PO Box 203,Roseboro,NC,28382,[910-525-3283]
Wilson, JeanetteW.,(W. Carleton),RR 1 Box 1 1 0,Roxboro,NC,27573-97 1 7, [9 1 0-599-091 6]
Wilson,KayM.,(R.M.Smithson),204ChurchviewDr,RockyMt.,27804-2209[919-451-0448]
Wilson.Sharon R., (Kelly J. lll),PO Box 1600, Hwy 56,Creedmore,27522[91 9-528-0090]
Womack.Jane B., (Carlos P.),PO Box 2001, Southern Pines,28388-2001 [910-692-0167]
Wright,lvaH.,(CarlK.),100HickorySt.,#B302,Greenville,NC,27858-1633.[919-756-5139]
105
Lay Members
LAY MEMBERS - 1996 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
BURLINGTON DISTRICT LAY & YOOTH MET^IBERS
g^LL?1^0'^T Jackie Capps, P O Box 67,Alamance,27201
Rn VVaw.c c-ronrt^T- ^°""'^ ^^'""°' ^^^ ^°°'^^ Chap.Cem.Rd,Graham,27253
RH HAul |™iJ r.^""^^ ^P'"""' ^^^ Allendale Dr.,Burlington,27215
RH PMMfrSTS^^^ ^""^"^^^ ^y^' 922 Dogwood Lane,Graham,27253
RH pZ^Mni^ ^"^y ^^^°"' 923 Graham St.,Burlington,27217
RM i^"^^*- J^^y ^'^^' 243 Harden St.,Burlington,27215
RH PPONT QTDPPT^ i..^^^^^' ^^^'^'^'' 2255 W. Front St,Burlington,27215
m pponT ItdppT M • ?^'"^ Willianns. 544 Cook Road,Elon College,27244
o/. ^S9I^J ^T'^^ET Mary Ann inabnit, 2074 Edgewood Ave.,Burlington,27215
Rn?-?^Ani 'Q • • ."^'^ ^^^"' ^927 Holland Ave.,Burlington,27215
RnD.TNrT,i^M nln "^'V^* ^"^°"' ^ ^ ^ ^^P'^ ^^^^ #404,Burlington,27215
rADDRrSJ?^ <^'R Jean Tilley, 4156 Burch Bridge Rd,Burlington,27217
papprodS °^^" ^^'^^^' 121 Cheek St,Carrboro,27510
rpnAD noT^x/W ^- \ '^°*'" ^°°"^' 3°1 Lindsay St.,Carrboro,27510
^pS^pd ^^''^^^ '-'"^'"' ^^^^ Efland-Ced.Gr.Rd.,Cedar Grove,27231
rw HM I A,nPDcnA-rp ^'""'^ ^l?"^^^^' ^^2 Sheep Rock Rd,Snow Camp,27349
nuu M-Ab?-S^^^^^^ • • r; ^'■^'^^ Hackney. 109 Eaglerock Port,Chapel Hill,27516
^»2 . , -^S^-r ^^99y Loddengaard, 3801 Riders Tr.,Hillsborough,27278
>[: UM r'SSvSlET ^^^ Peacock, 100 Westgreen Drive.Chapel Hill,27516
CHH ^^ n^Nrp o • P^^"^ ^^''^' ^02 Foxridge Ct.Chapel Hill,27514
PHH M HNR/pSiiT^; ^^""^y "-^"S^- ^"^ Wedgewood Ct.Chapel Hill,27514
PHH I KT^pSffS^ ^?'''' ^°^'^"' ^^^2 Michaux Rd.Chapel Hill.27514
^[jjH'LLiOMIVERSrrY Joe Laton, 1019 Pinehurst Dr.,Chapel Hill,27514
COrI rip?ni^ •■•••,• u •• M • r:^ ^^'^ ^y^^^' P O Box 1 28,Efland,27243
Sm^S? ^ ^°^""y McDowell, 3709 Shady Grove Rd,Providence,27315
pS AM?r ^°^" Galloway, 8367 South NC 87,Snow Camp,27349
R HN rni I Prp p.pcV \ "^''"^^ ^^'^' ^ ^ ^^^ 206,Efland,27243
FNn PAi MPP^ rpnwX -c • • -r.^"" ^- ™' ^^26 Shenvood Dr.,Burlington,27215
pupof o'^^'^ ^ ^^^^^ ^"'^^^ Dovenbager, 2930 Franklin Rd.,Hillsborough,27278
paipvVpu, ^^"^"^ ^'^^"t- "^40 Hudson Woods Rd,Pittsboro,27312
PP FNinoMiD ^y[°" ^'■°^^' ^"^^^ Osceola Rd,Elon College,27244
FR FnRIm P Billy Loy, 3861-K Dr. Picket Rd.,Burlington,27215
GR'M m.^ rPF^ri -.PP J. C. Johnson, 6701 S. MC 49,Burlington,27215
rprj^AM p^Df?-^^'^"^ ^^'' ''^^"' 5287 Lindley Mill Rd.,Graham,27253
GRAH^F RST r^u^?^ ^°°"' ^^"^ ^°^"'°" Ave.,Graham,27253
HAU/ pK/pp r; ^^^'"'^^ 2*^^°"' 221 Jefferson Dr.,Graham,27253
HPRPON Dorothy Dath, 2716 McKinney St.,Burlington,27217
HFMTrux/PD ; • • • ^°''" ^'*^^ ^'■' "^1 Byrd Road,Mebane,27302
H M 9Rn^nrM ^°'' E"'^'^' 2^21 Deep Creek Ch.Rd,Burlington.27217
H rrqRnPnnrM ^ w" • ^S^^"^ ^^'P' ^^^ Schley Rd.,Hurdle Mills,27541
r^PAQR.S??^'^ ^^^^ Scarlett, 500 Hepowil Trace,Hillsborough,27278
MFRANP ^^"^ Winstead, Rt. 1 Box 104,Leasburg,27291
MFRANF ;\.V.-'^^'^ ^^"^'"' 5^4 "• ^^'' St.,Mebane,27302
StAn ^-^^ Johnson, 856 Knollwood Falls Dr.,Mebane,27302
MT HFPMnN X ■■.;,;• • ^^"^"^ Solomon, RR 1 Box 330,Milton,27305
MT HFpK. ^^!i"'^ 't^y- ^^^1 Southern H.S. Road,Burlington.27215
N?W H^P? PHP. FV ""f" ^'^f P"' ^^^^ Thompson Mill Rd,Graham,27253
NFW ^mPON ^,5^" ^^'■"°"' "^28 Yarborough Mill Rd.,Milton,27305
PHH MP^ r^APP. r.^'^"^ ^'■^^^^"' "^^^^ ^y^'^ P^^"^ Dr.,Durham,27705
PPocDpr-? ^^ ^^y Gossage, 2404 Meadow Crk.Lane,Graham,27253
RHTK rPPPK c • Y ;; W.- • • '^''*^ ^^9^' ^20 Page Road,Yanceyville,27379
SALEM?A^ AMAN^F^ " ^'^^ McPherson. 7322 Bass Mountain Rd,Snow Camp,27349
9AYAPAH^^ ^ ^"''•^^ ^^'^^^' 50'' Oakgrove Dr.,Graham.27253
?Hn7?H ^. . . Ben Bulla, 6328 Lindley Mill Rd.,Graham,27253
§T 7 ViKP'c ^'"y Bo^'din, 1818 Hawthorne Lane,Burlington,27215
§WFP^nNvii it Ron Durham, 1358 Greenwood Dr.,Burlington,27217
U^N?RnvF Xu -J- '^^'^■" "^"^y- 2315 Lacy St..Burlington,27215
UI^IOM GROVE Charlotte Lewis, 1305 Meadow Lane,Chapel Hill,27516
Lay Members 106
WALNGT GROVE Elma Hawkins, 2417 Laws Store Rd.Hurdle Mills,27541
WEST ORANGE .... Rachel Edwards, 7402 Old Greensboro Rd,Chapel Hill,27516
YANCEYVILLE J. D. Gwynn, P O Box 148,Yanceyville,27379
YOCJNG ADULT MBR Tonn Prichard, 6060 Whitney Rd.,Graham,27253
YOUTH MEMBER Jessica Coble, 3827 Thompson Mill Rd.,Graham,27523
YOGTH MEMBER Emily Rayle, 303 Eastway Lane,Graham,27253
DURHAM DISTRICT LAY & YGOTH MEMBERS
ALLENSV'L-TRINITY Elbert Sherman. 6087 Hobgood Rd.,Rougemont,27572
ANDREWS CHAPEL John Colclough, 204 Andrews Chapel Rd,Durham,27703
BAHAAAA:MT. BETHEL Walter Newton, 8917 Millers Bend,Bahama,27503
BANKS-GROVE HILL Edith Murphy, 2593 Rat Rock Rd.,Franklinton,27525
BETHESDA Lester Watkins, 1735 Stage Rd.,Durham,27703
BR'KLND-BR'KSDALE Janet Nanfelt, 2041 Oxford Rd.,Roxboro,27573
BClTNER:COMM Paula Pittard, 311 28th St.,Butner,27509
CONCORD Bess Dawson, 189 Miranda Lane,Roxboro,27573
CREEDMOOR Patsy Perry, P O Box 65,Creedmoor,27522
DG:ALDERSGATE Kenneth R. Buckingham, 509 Hammond Street,Durham,27704
DGiALDERSGATE Ken Morris, 5302 Falkirk,Durham,27712
DGrASBGRY Jack Medley, 2 Marigold Place,Durham,27705
DG:ASBGRY Homer Riley, 2600 Indian Trail,Durham,27705
DGrASBGRY TEMP Julius Davis, 1828 S. Alston Ave.,Durham,27707
DG:BETHANY Margie Hurley, 2800 Sparger Rd.,Durham,27705
DG:BETHANY Zella Pitzer, 1305 A Leon St.,Durham,27705
DG:CALVARY Lee Ribet, 1314 N. Gregson,Durham,27701
DG:CARR Valerie Bizzell, 231 Galverston Dr.,Durham,27712
DGrDGKE MEM Warren Johnson, 2204 Marlowe Dr.,Durham,27705
DGiDGKE MEM Cathy Shepherd, 3804 Cornwallis Rd.,Durham,27705
DG:DGKE'S CHAP Manley Whitfield, 1112 Thompson Rd.,Durham,27704
DGiEPWORTH Anne Cordts, 3611 Mossdale Ave.,Durham,27707
DGiEPWORTH Allen Cordts, 3611 Mossdale Ave.,Durham,27707
DG:GLENDALE HTS Doris Hodges, 1013 Englewood Ave.,Durham,27701
DG:GOOD SHEP'RD Annie Hill, 12 Joel Ct.,Durham,27703
DG:U\KEWOOD Tommy Walters, 1754 Riverside Dr.,Hillsborough,27278
DGrMCMANNEN Lois Blanton, 4632 Pinedale Dr.,Durham,27705
DGiMCMANNEN Louise Waller, 3415 Denise St.,Durham,27704
DGiPARKWOOD Marjorie Dodson, 5721 Chestnut Ridge Ch.Rd.,Efland,27243
DG:PLEAS.GREEN Becky Brogden, Rt. 2 Box 431A,Durham,27705
DG:RESGRRECT10N Marian Thomas, 212 Weaver St.,Durham,27707
DGiST.PAGL Margaret Gmberger, 2516 State St.,Durham,27704
DG:TR1N1TY Milton Lane, 1421 Pennsylvania Ave.,Durham,27705
DG:TR1NITY Jackie Lane, 1421 Pennsylvania Ave.,Durham,27705
ELLIS CHAPEL Delia Whitfield, 10117 Hampton Rd.,Rougemont,27572
FLETCHER'S CHAP Jim Carpenter, 3205 Carpenter Rd.,Durham,27704
GRANVILLE CIR Jerry Dickerson, 4632 Fairport Rd.,Oxford,27565
GRANVILLE-VANCE Ruth Riddick, P O Box 726,Oxford,27565
HELENA Donna Hicks, 30 River Gorge Run,Rougemont,27572
HENDERSON:ClTY RD Minnie Allen, 202 Harrison Ave.,Henderson,27536
HENDERSON:FIRST Bill Cox, P O Box 133,Henderson,27536
HENDERSON:FIRST Bertha Woltz, 290 Stagecoach Rd.,Henderson,27536
HEND'RSN:WHITE MEM. . . . Betty Johnson, 145 Hunter's Ridge,Henderson,27536
LEA'S CHAPEL Elgin Rudder, 33 Rolling Hills Rd.,Roxboro,27573
MARROW'S CHAPEL C. T. Keaton, Rt. 8 Box 176,Henderson,27536
MASSEY Barbara Wimberley, Rt. 3, Box 324,Durham,27713
MT. TABOR Gattis Walker, RR 5 Box 9,Durham,27704
MT.SYLVAN Nedra Laing, P O Box 71012,Durham,27712
MT.SYLVAN George Laing, P O Box 71012,Durham,27712
MT.TIRZAH Mike Smith, 74 Misty Rose Lane,Timberiake,27583
MT.ZION Dewey Allison, 2070 Flat River Church Rd.,Roxboro,27573
OAK GROVE Ida Thompson, 196 Bluebell Dr.,Semora,27343
OXFORD Jean West, 400 Pine Tree Rd.,Oxford,27565
107 Lay Members
OXFORD Morris West, 400 Pine Tree Rd.,Oxford,27565
OXFORD:SALEM Sadie Lawrence, 207 E. Spring St.,Oxford,27565
REHOBOTH-HARR.CHAP. . . . Mary Paschall, 1301 Gun Club Rd.,Henderson,27536
ROUGEMONT Bruce Peters, 9420 Hwy 57,Rougemont,27572
ROXBORO:CA-VAL Jan Powell, Rt. 3 Box 64-Xl,Roxboro,27573
ROXBORO:GRACE Don Davis, 381 Badger Cir.,Roxboro,27573
ROXBOROrLONGHGRST Lorene Turner, 150 Maple St.,Roxboro,27573
ROXBORO:LONG MEM Rosalie Gates, 230 Crestwood Dr.,Roxboro,27573
ROXBORO:LONG MEM Ben Tiilett Sr., 713 Chub Lake Rd.,Roxboro,27573
SALEM(PERSON CO.) Kevin Koket, Rt. 4 Box 327 B-3,Roxboro,27573
STEM-BGLLOCK'S Pat Byrd, 2091 Sanders Rd.,Stenn,27581
STOVALL Linwood Hudson, Rt. 5 Box 164,Oxford,27565
TABERMACLE Ruth Tucker, P O Box 13,Townsville,27584
WARREN'S GR Virginia Wrenn, 46 Vance Wrenn Rd.,Roxboro,27573
YOUTH MEMBER Rubin Ayers, 617 Donlee Dr.,Durham,27712
ELIZABETH CFIY DISTRICT LAY & YOOTH MEA^ERS
AHOSKIE Andy Jackson, 309 W. Church St.,Ahoskie,27910
ANDERSON Weldon Byrunn, Rt. 1 ,Hertford,27944
CHOWAN Gladys WTiite, 747 Sandy Ridge Rd.,Tyner,27980
COLERAIN Bill Early, 1116 Hexlena,Aulander,27805
COLINGTON Henry Dean Haywood, 2472 Colington Rd.,Kill Devil Hills,27948
CaRRITGCK Lena M. Bird, PO Box 411,Grandy,27939
DOCK Hal Denny, 85 Poteskeet Tr.,Southern Shores,27949
EDENTON William Caviness, 200 Country Club Dr.,Edenton,27932
EC:CITY ROAD Muriel Bright, 117 Rosewood Ave., Elizabeth City,27909
EC:F!RST Mavis Barber, 901 W. Church St.,Elizabeth City,27909
EC:FIRST Erma Turner, 1319 N. Williams Cir., Elizabeth City,27909
EC:RIVERS!DE Frances G. Shannonhouse, 921 Bartlett Avenue,Elizabeth City,27909
HARRELLSVILLE Belle Adams, P O Box 191,Colerain,27924
HATTERAS Pat Yeager, P O Box 357,Hatteras,27943
HATTERAS Doris Fleming, P O Box 592,Hatteras,27943
HERTFORD Loraine Simpson, Rt. 1 Box 777,Hertford,27944
HERTFORD Lester Simpson, Rt. 1 Box 777,Hertford,27944
KINNAKEET Zenovah Hooper, P O Box 37,Salvo,27972
KITTY HAV/K Ina Jewell, 1 178 W Kitty Hawk Rd,Kitty Hawk,27949
KITTY HAVv^ Doris Gard, 217B W. Soundside Rd.,Nags Head,27959
MANNS HARBOR Darlene Craddock, P O Box 56,Manns Harbor,27953
MANTEO:MT.OLIVET Nan Brown, 122 Forest Ave.,Manteo,27953
MANTEO:MT.OLIVET Adrian Brown, 122 Forest Ave.,Manteo,27953
MOYOCK Linda Lloyd, RR 3 Box 350,Moyock,27958
MT. HERMON Eva Harrison, 113 Hawthorne Dr., Elizabeth City,27909
MT. HERMON James Carol Davenport, 484 Mt. Tabor Rd.,Creswell,27928
MT. HERMON Wayne Wood, 102 Troy Dr,Elizabeth City,27909
MGRFREESBORO Mattie Mason, 701 Edgewood Dr.,Murfreesboro,27855
NEWLAND-GRACE Kay Smith, 1808 Fearing Ave., Elizabeth City,27909
NEW HOPE Bobby Jones, Rt. 3 Box 554,Hertford,27944
NORTH GATES Kaye Harrell, Rt. 1 Box 12,Gates,27937
OCRACOKE Calvin O'Neal, P O Box 56,Ocracoke,27960
PERKINS Bruce Simons, 102 Village Dr., Elizabeth City,27909
PILMOOR MEMORIAL Rhonda Morris, P O Box 827,Maple,27956
PLYMOUTH A. M. Stanton, P O Box 925,Plymouth,27962
SHARON Wiley Elliott, P O Box 6, Elliott Rd.,Aydlett,27916
SHILOH Ben Barbee, PO Box 652,Stumpy Point,27978
SOOTH CAMDEN Donna Whittemore, 1401 S. 343,Shiloh,27974
SOUTH MILLS Mike Askew, P O Box 274,South Mills,27976
TYRRELL Walter Oakes, P O Box 131,Columbia,27925
GNION-NEV/BEGGN . . . Beverly Trotman, 1224 Little River Dr., Elizabeth City,27909
WANCHESE:BETHANY Maxine Daniels, Box 275,Wanchese,27981
WINDSOR Katherine Warsco, P O Box 562,Windsor,27983
WOODL^ND Vera Harrell, Rt. 4 Box 190,Hertford,27944
Lay Members 108
YOGTH MEMBER Matt Tunnel!, 18C Ainsley Rd.,Hertford,27944
YOGTH MEMBER Leslie Price, Rt. 1 Box 834,Plymouth,27962
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT LAY & YOGTH MEMBERS
ANGIER Sue Ogburn, P O Box 305,Angier,27501
CLIMTON:FlRST Rebecca Caison, 401 Parker Dr.,Clinton,28328
CLINTOM:FlRST Lloyd Godley, 102 Sir Leslie Ct.,Clinton,28328
CLIINTON:GRACE Linda Edgerton, 131 Kimberly Dr.,Clinton,28328
CLINTON CIRCGIT Anna Sumner, 4759 Garland Hwy.,Clinton,28328
COATS Joe Tart, Rt. 4 Box 824,Dunn,28334
COHARIE Margaret Gillespie, Rt. 3,Clinton,28328
COTTON Merle Johnson, 1205 Cameron Rd.,Hope Mills,28349
CGMBERLAND Janet Murphy, 137 Ham Rd.,Hope Mills,28348
DGNNrDMNE ST Barbara Bynum, 912 W. Pope St.,Dunn,28334
DGNNiDIVlNE ST Teeny Perry, 1607 Wellons Ave.,Dunn,28334
ERWIN Gordon Ennis, 501 East H St.,EiAvin,28339
FA:CAMP GROGND Terry Preiss, 409 Oakgrove Dr.,Fayetteville,28314
FA:CAMP GROGND Sue Thomas, 3843 Sturbridge Dr.,Hope Mills,28348
FA:CHRIST Lee Roy Sherman, 2703 AHington Ave.,Fayetteville,28303
FA:CGLBRETH Jane Warfel, 1520 Cedar Creek Rd.,Fayetteville,28301
FA:GARDNERS Gladys Preston, 624 Carroll Ave.,Fayetteville,28311
FA:GRACE James Hunt, P O Box 48727,Cumberland,28331
FA:HARRY HOSIER Jeriine Miller, 5216 Remington Rd.,Fayetteville,2831 1
FA:HAYMOGNT Jim Herron, 1723 Purdue Dr.,Fayetteville,28314
FArHAYMOGNT Sandra Jameson, 2810 Mirror Lake Dr.,Fayetteville,28303
FA:HAY STREET Bnjce Brown, 783 Ashfield Dr.,Fayetteville,28311
FA:HAY STREET Charles Q. Coffman, 3213 Granville Dr,Fayetteville,28303
FAJOHNSON MEM Joe Getz, 6309 E. Hampton Ct.,Fayettevilie,28314
FAJOHN WESLEY Ida Mitchell, 168 Wolfpoint Dr.,Fayetteville,28311
FAJOHN WESLEY Amy P. Henderson, PO Box 35231,Fayetteville,28303
FA:KOREAN Sun Cha Lee, P O Box 11065,Fayetteville,28303
FA:PERSON ST Patsy Lusk, 403 Trinity Dr.,Fayetteville,28301
FA:SALEM Dorothy Lawrence, 1785 Dunn Rd.,Fayetteville,28301
FA:SALEM Elma McLaurin, 1421 Dunn Rd.,Fayetteville,28301
FAiST.ANDREWS Wallace Stahl, 211 Stacy Weaver Dr.,Fayetteville,28311
FA:ST.ANDREWS Ercell Stahl, 211 Stacy Weaver Dr.,Fayetteville,28311
FA:ST.MATTHEWS Ruth Caldwell, 718 Stoneykirk Dr.,Fayetteville,28314
FA:ST.MATTHEWS Lyie Spidle, 4906 Cottonwood Dr.,Fayetteville,28304
FA:TRINITY Bruce Homchick, 1214 Chilton Dr.,Fayettevil!e,28314
FA:V1CT0RY Wynona Blount, 5326 Rodwell Rd.,Fayetteville,28311
FA:WESLEY HEIGHTS Eari Peterson, 429 Raynor Dr,Fayetteville,2831 1
GOSHEN Al Britt, RR 1 Box 169,Faison,28341
HOPE MILLS Eddie Brower, P O Box 86,Hope Mills,28348
HOPE MILLS Franklin Faulkner, 3606 Legion Rd.,Hope Mills,28348
HOPEWELL Louise Daughtry, 3548 Wrye Br. Rd., Newton Grove,28366
HARNET:COKESBGRY Betsy Crabtree, 6424 Burt Rd.,Fuquay-Varina,27526
KIPLING Iris Cotton. P O Box 156,Kipling,27543
LESLIE L. L. Milam, Rt. 2,Dunn,28334
LILLINGTON Eddy McDonald, Rt. 4 Box 382,Lillington,27546
LINDEN:PARKERS GR Carolyn Conyers, RR 1 Box 32,Linden,28356
MAMERS Lucius Stewart, Rt. 5, Box 188,Lillington,27546
MARVIN Rena Elliott, Rt. 7, Box 204,Fayetteville,28306
NEWTON GROVE . . . G. B. Westbrook, 563 Westbrook Dairy Rd,Mount Olive,28365
RAEFORD Howard McDougald, 3452 Johnson Mill Rd.,Raeford,28376
RAEFORD Isabella McDougald, 3452 Johnson Mill Rd.,Raeford,28376
RAEFORD:HOKE Margaret Pannell, 460 N. Parker Church Rd.,Raeford,28376
ROSEBORO Robert Owen, P O Box 404,Roseboro,28382
SAMPSON Ruby Faircloth, 104 Herbie Road,Roseboro,28382
SOGTH RIVER F. C. Spell, Sr., 4545 Minnie Hall Road,Autryville,28318
SPRING LAKE Cari Held, 303 S. Lucas Dr., Fort Bragg,28307
SPRING HILL Mary Stewart, Rt. 1 Box 282,Broadway,27505
1 09 Lay Members
STEDMAN.COKESBURY Billy Culbreth, Rt. 2 Box 314,Stedman,28391
TABOR Lacy Hester, 4002 Hanna St.,Fayetteville,28304
GNION Evelyn Wayne, 305 Gladiola Dr., Spring Lake,28390
WESLEY-BLACK'S CHAP Louise Jackson, Rt. 4 Box 381,Dunn,28334
YOGNG ADGLT MBR Anne Kennedy, 2128 Rock Ave.,Fayetteville,28303
YOUTH MEMBER Karen Brown, 783 Ashfield Dr.,Fayetteville,2831 1
YOUTH MEMBER Jimmy Crayton, 688 Blake Cir.,Stedman,28391
GOLDSBORO DISTRICT LAY & YOCJTH MEMBERS
BEMSON Ralph Delano, P O Box 9,Benson,27504
BESTOM Ruth Best, 1935 New Hope Rd.,LaGrange,28551
BETHEL Jimmy Parks, Rt. 2 Box 279,Snow Hill,28580
BROGDEN Faye Harrell, 106 Derek Dr.,Goldsboro,27530
BROWNINGS-SMITH Tatum Odom, 6148 Mt. Olive Hv^.Mt. Olive,28365
EUREKA Jean Leopard, 127 Apple Tree Creek Rd.,Stantonsburg,27883
FAISON Elva Cottle, 432 S. W. Center St.,Faison,28341
FALLING CREEK .... Margaret Staley, 207 Farmingdale Rd.,Fuquay-Varina,27526
FOUR OAKS Margaret Walker, P O Box 212,Four Oaks,27524
FREMONT Mary Jo Hooks, P O Box 301,Fremont,27830
FRIENDSHIP-UNITY Ann Outlaw, 1749 W. Wards Bridge Rd.,Warsaw,28398
GARRIS CHAPEL Maria Wiggins, Rt. 3 Box 624-A,LaGrange,28551
GO:DANlELS MEM Harry Lane, 3100 Summit Rd.,Goldsboro,27534
GOJEFFERSON Charles Patrick, 169 Oak Circle Dr.,Goldsboro,27534
GO:NEW HOPE Debi Young, 701 Chandler Dr.,Goldsboro,27534
GO:PlNE FOREST Betty Wells, 680 Oakland Church Rd.,Princeton,27569
GO:PROVlDENCE Minnie Overman, 2 Overman Rd.,Goldsboro,27530
GO:SALEM Elman Hales, 111 Wheeler Dr.,Goldsboro,27530
GO:ST.LUKE Bill Charleton, 600 Pine Crest Dr.,Goldsboro,27534
GO:ST.LUKE Elaine Lamm, 1900 E Ash St,Goldsboro,27530
GO:ST.PAUL Jean Haislip, 2410 Peachtree St,Goldsboro,27534
GO:ST.PAUL Willis Long, 112 Cassedale Dr.,Goldsboro,27534
1NST1TUTE-H1CK.gr Deborah Sutton, Rt. 3 Box 334,LaGrange,28551
JOHNSTON CIRCUIT Lou Ann Allred, 1940 Boyette Rd.,Four Oaks.27524
KENANSVILLE PAR Snodie Wilson, P O Box 245,Kenansville,28349
KENLY-BUCKHORN James Etheridge, 911 Raleigh Rd.,Wilson,27896
LA GRANGE Lucille Sutton, Rt. 3 Box 361,LaGrange,28551
MAGNOLIA Joyce Norman, 1781 Register Rd.,Rose Hill,28458
MICRO-FELLOWSHIP . . . Juanita Rowe, 5078 Hickory Crossroads Rd.,KenIy,27542
MT. OLIVE:FIRST Margaret Boyd, PO Box 455,Mount 01ive,28365
PIKEV'L-MT.CARMEL Mevis Crawford, P O Box 39,Pikeville,27863
PINE LEV. -SANDERS Bob Haivey, 785 Gor-An Farm Rd.,Selma,27576
PRINCETON R. A. Oliver, P O Box 125,Princeton,27579
RONES CHAPEL Juanita Whitfield, 900 Norwood Ezzell Rd.,Mt. Olive,28365
ROSE HILL Tom Perkins, P O Box 267,Rose Hill,28458
SAULSTON Alma Strickland, 133 Quail Croft Dr.,Goldsboro,27534
SELMA:EDGERTON David Holmes, 202 Green St.,Selma,27576
SEV.SPR.-BETHEL Eva Nan Summerlin, 139 Red Hill Rd.,Mt. 01ive,28365
SM'FLD:ASBURY Roy Allen Jones, 113 Castle Dr.,Smithfield,27577
SM'FLD:CENTENARY Ruby York, 102 E Wilson St,Smithfield,27577
SM'FLD:CENTENARY Bnjce Woodard, 707 S Crescent Dr,Smithfield,27577
SM'FLD:WHIT.-EL1Z Ed Filicky, 2284 Swift Creek Rd.,Smithfield,27577
TRINrTY(LENOIR CO.) Maurice Rouse, Rt. 2 Box 104,Kinston,28501
WALKER MEM Hubert Davis, 379 Broadhurst Rd., Seven Springs,28578
WALLACE Sue Teachey, 406 E. Southerland St.,Wallace,28466
WARSAW William Costin, Sr., 327 Blackmore Rd.,Warsaw,28398
WESTW'D-EBENEZER . . Esteen G. Beavers, 413 Perkins Mill Rd,Goldsboro,27530
ZION Alton Powell, 4763 NC 1 1 1 N,Seven Springs,28578
GREENVILLE DISTRICT LAY & YOUTH MEMBERS
AURORA Mary Alice Spain, P O Box 175,Hobucken,28537
AYDEN Leroy Merritt, 71 1 West 5th St.,Ayden,28513
AYDEN Elaine King, 604 Montague Ave,Ayden,28513
Lay Members 110
BATH Warren Harris, Rt. 1 Box 462 A,Bath,27808
BELHVNiTRINITY Audrey Midgette, 310 Lament St.,Belhaven,27810
BETHEL Almyra Watson, P O Box 214,Bethel,27812
CHOCOWINITY Fred Perdue, P O Box 1 137,Chocowinity,27817
EDWARDS CHAPEL Kathleen Brooks, Rt. 2 Box 489,Grilton,28530
FARMVILLE Royce Richardson, 107 N. Pitt St.,Farmviiie,27828
GR:COVENANT H. B. Moore III, 2402 Trace Ct.,Greenville,27858
GR:HOLY TRINITY Frances Clark, 114 Williamsburg Dr.,Greenville,27858
GRJARViS MEM Charity Holland, 100 Hickory St., #B202,Greenville,27858
GRJARVIS MEM Henry Ferrell, 2010 Fern Dr.,Greenville,27858
GR:ST.JAMES Laura J. Little, 217 King George Rd,Greenville,27858
GR:ST.JAMES Rick Hebert, 112 Jamestown Rd.Greenville,27858
GRIFTON William Rasberry, P O Box 279,Grifton,28530
GRIM'SLND-WARR.CHAP Lucy Swindell, Rt. l.Blounts Creek,27814
HOBGOOD Charles Cross, Rt. 1 Box 220,Palmyra,27859
HOLLY SPRINGS Vernon Lane, 19356 GS Hwy 64,Williamston,27892
HOOKERTON Joe Mewborn, Rt. 4 Box 86,Snow Hill,28580
JAMESVILLE Earl Sawyer, 1417 Main St.,Jamesville,27846
JERUSALEM Adolph Thomas, Rt. 3,Snow Hill,28580
KINSTON:QGEEN ST Tommy Smith, 103 Hunt Hill Pl.,Kinston,28501
KINSTONrQGEEN ST Vince Jones, 725 Jones Ave.,Kinston,28501
KINSTN:WESTMINSTER . . . Bruce Petteway, 708 Westminster Lane,Kinston,28501
KINSTN:WESTMINSTER . . Eleanor Petteway, 708 Westminster Lane,Kinston,28501
LANE'S CHAP.-BETHANY George Avery, Rt. 6 Box 88-C,Kinston,28501
MATTAMGSKEET T. J. Mann, RR 1 Box 78A,Engelhard,27824
MAGRY-MT.HERMAN Nina Paul Vinson, P O Box 238,Mauiy,28554
NOBLE'S CHAP.-TAB Grace Bynum, Rt. 2 Box 457,Stantonsburg,27883
PINK HILL-BEAGLAV'L Kenneth Maxwell, P O Box 87,Pink Hill,28572
RAINBOW Harvey Lee Sugg, Rt. 2 Box 431, Snow Hill,28580
ROBERSONVILLE Pat Nelson, 7490 GS 64,Robersonville,27871
SALEM Louise Boseman, Rt. 2 Box 58,Grimesland,27837
SALEM Danny Hardee, Rt. 2 Box 210-33,Grimesland,27837
SHARON Evelyn Phillips, Rt. 2 Box 291,Grifton,28530
SN.HIL.:CALVARY MEM Rosalie Holmes, 212 W. Greene St.,Snow Hill,28580
SWAN QGARTER Dorothy Dudley, P O Box 1 13,Fairfield,27826
VANCEBORO Jerry Phillips, 2525 NC Hwy 43,Vanceboro,28586
VANCEBORO CIR William Haddock, 1845 NC Hwy 1 18,Vanceboro,28586
WASH'GTN:ASBGRY Ellen Smith, 1675 Old Bath Hwy,Washington,27889
WASH'GTN: FIRST Sylvia Wright, 1109 Summit Ave.,Washington,27889
WASH'GTNrFIRST Jean Swanner, 300 Alderson Rd.,Washington,27889
WASH'GTN CIRCGIT Donna Parker, Rt. 1 Box 834,Washington,27889
Vv^SLEY MEM Conrad Mozingo, Rt. 2 Box 176,Farmville,27828
WILLIAMSTON Nancie Allen, 112 E. Grace St.,Williamston,27892
WOODINGTON Sue Smith, Rt. 5 Box 221,Kinston,28501
YOGNG ADGLT MBR . . . Debbie Barwick, 102 Cedar Court Apt. E,Greenville,27857
YOGTH MEMBER Amy Pepper, 1105 Basil Dr.,New Bern,28562
YOGTH MEMBER Ashley Sontag, 2625 Streets Ferry Rd.,Vanceboro,28586
NEW BERN DISTRICT LAY & YOGTH MEMBERS
ALLIANCE Jim Durham, 289 Indian Bluff Dr.,Arapahoe,28510
ASBGRY Ashby Tippett, 536 Asbury Rd.,Cove City,28523
BEAGFORT:ANN ST. ... Kathy Stockton, 511 Pine Valley Dr.,Morehead City,28557
BEAGFORT:ANN ST. . Charles Stockton, 511 Pine Valley Dr.,Morehead City,28557
BEECH GR.-RHEMS Clara Parker, 815 Ipock Lane,New Bern,28562
BELGRADE-TAB Glenn Dickerson, 2578 Bel.-Swansboro Rd.,Maysville,28555
BRIDGETON Juanita T. Register, 1707 Hwy 17 N.New Bern,28560
BROAD CREEK Patti Smith, 3263 Hwy 24,Newport,28570
CED.ISL.-SEA LEVEL Neil Daniels, RR., Box 73,Cedar lsland,28520
CORE CREEK Vivian Lewis, 1508 Shackleford St.,Morehead City,28557
DOVER-CUKRKS Jane Taylor, P O Box 125,Dover,28526
HARKERS ISLAND Edna Davis, P O Box 24,Harkers ls.,28531
J ] ] Lay Members
HARLO\A/E-OAK GROVE . . . Sharon Cribb, 3645 Adams Creek Rd.,Havelock,28532
HAVELOCK:CHERRY PT Marcene Plyler, 410 Ketner Blvd.,Havelock,28532
HAVELOCK: FIRST Mickey Stokes, 105 Ann St.,Havelock,28532
HAVELOCK: FIRST Jack Harmon, 218 Church Rd.,Havelock,28532
HAW BRANCH L. H. Brinson, 479 Haw Branch Rd,Richlands,28574
HGBERTOAK GR Huldah W. Riggs, 221 Seashore Dr,Swansboro,28584
HUBERTiQUEEN'S CR Alvin Pittman, Sr., 253 Hubert Blvd.,Hubert,28539
H(JBERT:QGEENS CR. ... Ken Lymaster, 197 Galloway Jones Rd.,Maysville,28555
JA:NORTHWOODS Mabel Scholtes, 149 Aldersgate Rd.,Jacksonville,28546
JArNORTHWOODS Ed Scholtes, 149 Aldersgate Rd.,Jacksonville,28546
JA:P1NE VALLEY Jean Eriksen, 199 Boyington Dr.,Midway Park,28544
jAiTRlNlTY Frances Marks, 4 V/arlick St. .Jacksonville, 28540
JA:TR1N1TY Earsey Marks, 4 Warlick St.,Jacksonville,28540
MARSH'LBRG-SMYRNA Tommy Jones, P O Box 219,Marshallberg,28553
MAYSVILLE Robert Mattocks, P O Box 6,Maysville, 28555
MIDWAY-BETHLEHEM Leora Turner, 279 Curt Holland Rd.,Stella,28582
MORE'HD C1TY:FIRST Doris Wade, PO Box 344,Morehead City,28557
MORE'HD C1TY:F1RST Earle Wade, P O Box 344,Morehead City,28557
MC:FRANKL1N MEM. Georgia Springle, 3208 Country Club Rd.,Morehead City,28557
MC:ST.PETERS .... Louise Rulon, 105 Oak Dr., Brandywine,Morehead City,28557
NEW BERN: CENTENARY Faye Proctor, 803 N. Grace Ave. .New Bern,28562
NEW BERN:CENTENARY Betty Griffin, 703 River Rd.,New Bern,28560
NEW BERN:FAiTH Gary Barker, P O Drawer D.New Bern,28563
NEW BERN:FA1TH Jack Bircher, 323 Trenton Rd.,Cove City,28523
NEW BERN:GARBER . . . Martha Ann Patterson, 4516 Carteret Dr., New Bern,28562
NEW BERN:GARBER Joyce Vanderford, 1010 Cooper Ct.,New Bern,28562
NEW BERN:RIVERS1DE Walter Jones, 108 Ellington St.. New Bern,28560
NEW BERN:TRINITY Bertie Joyner, 1509 Neuse Blvd., New Bern, 28562
NEW BERNTRINITY .... Mary Lou Guptill, 2424 Educational Dr., New Bern.28562
NEWPORTST.JAMES Charies Hill. P O Box 1299,Newport,28570
NEWPORTST.JAMES Wilbur V. Garner, P O Box 117.Newport.28570
ORIENTAL Med Delamar, P O Box 462,Oriental,28571
PAMLICO COOP.PAR Paul Brady, 402 Bill St..Bayboro.28515
PAMLICO COOP.PAR Louise Muse. 4253 Orchard Creek Rd.,Oriental,28571
POLLOCKSV'L-LEES CHA. . Maybelle Harriett, 320 Harriett Lane.Pollocksville.28573
RICHLANDS John Rand. P O Box 368,Richlands,28574
RIVERDALE Libby Brinson, 4428 Rivershore Dr., New Bern, 28560
SHADY GR.-CYPRESS CR Franklin Andrews, 899 Stroud Rd.,Trenton,28585
SNEADS FERRY:F1RST Marie Sawyer, 119 Ravenell St.,Sneads Ferry,28460
STRAITS Tommy McGee, 401 Mallard Ct.,Beaufort,28516
SWANSBORO Harold Fulp, 127 Pettiford Rd.,Swansboro,28584
SWANSBORO Louise Fulp, 127 Pettiford Rd.,Swansboro,28584
TRENTON-MAPLE GR Jean Henderson, Box 203,Trenton, 28585
VERONA Delta McKemey, 2270 Dawson Cabin Rd.,JacksonvilIe,28540
WILLISTON -STACY Phyllis Saunders, P O Box 24,Williston,28589
YOGNG ADGLT MBR Sarah Salter, 117 Gibbs Rd.,New Bern,28560
YOGTH MEMBER Dana Turnage, 265 Henderson Rd.,Trenton,28585
YOGTH MEMBER Robin Stevenson, 212 Clarks Rd.,New Bern,28560
RALEIGH DISTRICT LAY & YOGTH MEMBERS
APEX Jeanne Hack, P O Box 752,Apex,27502
APEX Chuck Foster, 1111 Wellstone Cir.,Apex,27502
BETHLEHEM-SHADY GR Jean Williams. Rt. 3 Box 91,Warrenton,27589
BGNN-HILL KING CT James May, Rt. 8, Box 514,Louisburg,27549
CALVARY Almeta Wallace, 731 New Rd.Raleigh,27608
CARYFIRST Charies Crutchfield. 109 Waxwood Lane,Cary,27511
CARY:F1RST Woody Sugg, 200 W. Cornwall #133,Cary,2751 1
CARY:GENES1S Lou Anne Peterson. 730 N. Harrison Ave.,Cary,27513
GARY-MACEDONIA Sara Crawford. 5832 Allwood Dr.,Raleigh,27606
CARY:MACEDONIA Elma Campbell, 2824 Campbell Rd..Raieigh.27606
GARY: ST. FRAN CIS John Rushing. 902 Washington St.,Cary,27511
Lay Members 1 12
CARY:ST. FRANCIS Rosemary Whaley, 7701 Red Rock Rd.,Apex,27502
CARY:WHITE PLAINS Chris Walker, 104 Chimo Ct.,Cary,27513
CARY:WHITE PUMNS Erica Cecich, 113 Kenneth Ridge Ct.,Apex,27502
CUKYTON:HORNE MEM Jan Conn, 18 Edinburgh Pl.,Clayton,27520
CLAYTONiHORNE MEM Helen Little, 616 South Barbour St.,Clayton,27520
EBENEZER Joyce Cooper, 5500 Rock Quarry Rd.,Raleigh,27610
EBENEZER-WESLEY Eleanor Dickens, Rt. 1 Box 292,Kittrell,27544
FLAT ROCK Thomas Hester, Rt. 3 Box 693-B,Henderson,27536
FRANKLINTON Alice Bigham, 114 N. Hillsborough St.,Franklinton,27525
FGQUAY-VARINA Bob Sheets, P O Box 147,Willow Springs,27592
FGQGAY-VARiNA Frank McDowell, P O Box 91 l,Fuquay-Varina,27526
GARNER Gayle Hines, 1402 Claymore Dr.,Garner,27529
GARNER Libby Frederick, 102 Baldwin Cir.,Garner,27529
GARNER:ST.ANDREWS Randy Hare, 106 Binford Ct.,Garner,27529
GARNER:ST.ANDREWS . . . Vonnie Tucker, 1 15 Carriage House Tr.,Garner,27529
GILLBGRG Virginia Grissom, 5395 NC 39 Hwy S.,Henderson,27536
HOLLANDS Rachel Burnette, 132 Rand Rd.,Raleigh,27603
HOLLY SPRINGS Mary Lee Johnson, P O Box 277,Holly Springs,27540
JERGSALEM Becky Rooker, Rt. 1 Box 85-A,Norlina,27563
KNIGHTDALE Clyde Dove, 430 Bethlehem Rd.,Knightdale,27545
LEAH'S CHAP.-SHILOH Johnsy Harris, Rt. 5 Box 168,Louisburg,27549
LOGISBGRG Elizabeth Mize, 407 N. Church St.,Louisburg,27549
LOGISBGRG Joseph Pearce Jr., 934 N. Main St.,Louisburg,27549
MACON Cindy Saunders, Rt. 2 Box 4-A,Macon,27551
MIDDLEBGRG Ann Nicholson, P O Box 70,Middleburg,27556
MT. ZION Robert Dupree, 13080 Cleveland Rd.,Garner,27529
NORLINA Walter Newman, P O Box 106,Norlina,27563
PINEY GROVE Grace Perdue, Rt. 3 Box 723,Louisburg,27549
PLANK CHAPEL Vira Smith, 3108 Gillburg Rd.,Henderson,27536
RA:ASBGRY Allen Clary, 103 Blalock Ct.,Knightdale,27545
RA:ASBGRY J. T. Smith Jr., 6508-1 The Lakes Dr.,Raleigh,27609
RA:AVENT FERRY Allen Raynor, 6 South Buffalo St.,Wendell,27591
RAiBENSON MEM Louise Humphrey, 5801 Glenwood Ave.,Raleigh,27613
RA:BENSON MEM. . . Walton Thompson, 8813 Brandon Station Rd.,Raleigh,27613
RA:COKESBGRY Harry Taylor, 900 Penncross Dr.,Raleigh,27610
RA:EDENTON ST Dorathy Chance, 429 Oak Run Dr,Raleigh,27606
RA:EDENTON ST John C. Brooks, 516 N Blount St,Raleigh,27604
RA:FAIRMONT Julia B. Southwick, 123 E. Drewry Lane,Raleigh,27609
RA:FAlRMONT Henry Jarrett, 3405 V/hite Oak Rd,Raleigh,27609
RA:HAYES BARTON Nancy Dameron, 414 Scotland St.,Raleigh,27609
RA:HAYES BARTON Earle Merrill, 200 W Cornwall Rd Apt 141,Cary,27511
RA:HIGHLAND Mable Harrington, 1817 Stillwater Dr.,Raleigh,27607
RA:HIGHU\ND Mary Martin, 3301 Sussex Rd.,Raleigh,27607
RAJENKINS MEM Margaret Funderburg, 1304 Currituck Dr.,Raleigh,27609
RA:KOREAN Keum Ok Yoo, 3914 Cottonwood Dr.,Durham,27705
RA:U\YDEN MEM Janette Cooper, 2739 Knowles St.,Raleigh,27603
RA:LONGVlEW James Franklin, Sr., 124 N. Lord Ashley Rd.,Raleigh,27610
RA:LONGVIEW Azalee Sain, 124 N. Lord Ashley Rd.,Raleigh.27610
RA:MILLBROOK Bill Smith, 5805 Timber Ridge Dr.,Raleigh,27609
RA:MILLBROOK Carol Winner, 3801 Camaro Ct.,Raleigh,27609
RA:N. RALEIGH Roy Phibbs, 9301 Brookton Ct.,Raleigh,27615
RA:N.RALEIGH Mack Parker, 7709 Haymarket Lane,Raleigh,27615
RA:PEACE CHR.COM Lee Hyatt, 8904 Deerland Grove Dr.,Raleigh,27615
RA:PLEASANT GR Chris Chesson, 608 Hilltop Drive,Lexington,27292
RA:SOAPSTONE Roy Hutchins, 10804 Brass Kettle Rd.,Raleigh,27614
RA:ST.JAMES Dottie Wilder, 4217 Wedgewood Dr.,Raleigh,27604
RA:ST.JAMES Charles Wilder, 4217 Wedgewood Dr,Raleigh,27604
RA:ST.MARK'S Marion Weber, 500-201 Bridle Ridge Dr.,Raleigh,27609
RA:ST.MARK'S Susie Cloaninger, 1908 Topsfield Ct.,Raleigh.27615
RATRINITY Claibom Burnette, 1603 Dare St.,Raleigh,27608
1 13 Lay Members
RA:TRirsrrY Bill Moon, 516 Barksdale Dr.,Raleigh,27604
RA:WESTOVER John Mitchell, 622 Wimbleton Dr.,Raleigh,27609
RArWESLEY MEM Henry Wentz, 2333 Airline Dr.,Raleigh,27607
RA:WILSON TEMPLE Gerry Fisher, 3108 Chancery Pl.,Raleigh,27607
TRINITY(FRANKLIN CO.) Raymond Ayscue. Rt. 3, Box 493,Louisburg,27549
GNIOM CHAPEL Hilda Stone, Rt. 1 Box 52,Kittrell,27544
VANCE E. N. Bailey, 609 Spring Valley Rd.,Henderson,27536
WAKE FOREST Vaughn Lowman, 1001 E. V^ait Ave.,V^ake Forest,27587
WAKE FOREST Alice Snow, PO Box 663,Wake Forest,27588
WARREN Nell Hicks, Rt. 4 Box 567,Warrenton,27589
WENDELL M. L. Jones, P O Box 208,Wendell,27591
WESLEY MEMORIAL Mary Hunter, 210 Plummer St,Warrenton,27589
YOONG ADULT MBR Yancey Gulley, 205 Glenn St.,Franklinton.27525
YOUTH MEMBER Jamie DeMent, 105 Beam Cir.,Louisburg,27549
YOUTH MEMBER Holly Walden, 208 Medcon Ct.,Caiy,27511
ZEBULON Louise Gibbons, 700 N. Wedgewood Ave.,Zebulon,27597
ZEBULON Jean Wall, 512 N. Wakefield St.,Zebulon,27597
ZION Ann V/hite, Rt. 2 Box 18V2,Norlina,27563
RA:V/ESLEYAN STUD Dennis Peay, 667 Bashford Road,Raleigh,27606
ROCKY MOGNT DISTRICT LAY & YOGTH MEMBERS
BAILEY Grace Finch, P O Box 624,Bailey,27807
BETHLEHEM-YORK Ray Clayton, 6169 NC 58 N.,Nashville,27856
CALVARY Doris Dickens, 306 Mosby Ave.,Littleton,27850
CONETOE Martha Mayo, P O Box 4,Conetoe,27819
CONWAY William Lassiter, Rt. 2 Box 6,Conway,27820
EDGECOMBE PARISH Dick Stallings, P O Box 307,Pinetops,27864
ELM CITY Ted Rhodes, PO Box 158,Elm City,27822
ENFIELD-EDEN-WHIT Lena Twisdale, 153 Watson St.,Enfield,27823
EVANSDALE Martin Amerson, 2602 Hampton Ct.,Wilson,27893
GASTON Jean Colston, P.O. Box 566,Gaston,27832
GOLD VALLEY Syble Woodard, Rt. 1 Box 737,Spring Hope,27882
HALIFAX Anne Shepard, P.O. Box 236,Halifax,27839
HART-SPEIGHT Edith Proctor, Rt. 5 Box 104,Elm City,27822
HAV^INS-TABOR Linda Liles, Rt. 2, Box 314,Littleton,27856
HOLLISTER Willie Aycock, 115 Mosby Ave.,Littleton,27850
HORNES Fred Daniels, 5346 Bloomery Rd,Wilson,27896
LITTLETON Joseph Newsom, P.O. Box 639,Littleton,27850
LITTLETON Kay Newsom, P O Box 639,Littleton,27850
MILWAUKEE James Earl Flythe, Sr., Rt. 2 Box 42O,Conway,27820
MT.PLEAS.-MIDDLESEX Melbe Hales, P.O. Box 10,Middlesex,27557
MT.ZION Clara Williams, 1316 Queene Anne Rd.,Wilson,27893
NASHVILLE Lula Shackelford, 217 S. Boddie St.,Nashville,27856
NORTHAMPTON Marvin Coleman, P O Box 3,Jackson,27845
NORTHAMPTON Hazel Collier, Rt. 2 Box 381,Conway,27820
RED OAK Mary McLaughlin, P O Box 33,Red Oak,27868
RICH SQ. -WOODLAND Laura Cole, P O Box 8.Rich Square,27869
ROANOKE Martha Thome, 400 Elm St,Weldon,27890
ROAN.RAPIDS:FIRST Taylor Oakes, P O Box 627, Roanoke Rapids,27870
ROAN.RAPIDS:FIRST Ruth Oakes, P O Box 627,Roanoke Rapids,27870
ROAN.RAPIDS:ROSEMARY . Pauline Carter, 532 Raleigh St.,Roanoke Rapids,27870
ROAN.RAPIDS:ROSEMARY Evelyn Doughtie, 401 Sunset Dr.,Roanoke Rapids,27870
ROCKY MT:ENGLEWOOD William Bobbitt, 3217 Hawthorne Rd., Rocky Mount,27804
ROCKY MT:ENGLEWOOD Martha Bobbitt, 3217 Hawthorne Rd.,Rocky Mount,27804
ROCKY MT:FIRST John Nicholson, 700 Avondale Ave., Rocky Mount,27804
ROCKY MT:FIRST Relfe Edwards, 612 S. Taylor St.Rocky Mount,27803
ROCKY MT:ST.PAUL Phyllis Lewis, Harbor West #3-1, Rocky Mount,27803
ROCKY MT:ST.PAUL .... Jane Greeson, 1816 Bedford Lane.Rocky Mount,27801
SANDY CROSS Pansy Braswell, 841 Cedarbrook Dr.,Rocky Mount,27804
SCOTLAND NECK William Pickette, lOl Cherry St., Scotland Neck,27874
SMITH Bill Hux, 1134 Washington St.,Roanoke Rapids,27870
Lay Members 1 14
SOGTH ROSEAAARY . . . Alton Dickens, 105 Woodland Rd., Roanoke Rapids,27870
SPRING HOPE Ken Ripley, Post Office Box 185,Spring Hope,27882
SPR.-LEB.-GARYSBGRG Katherine Robinson, PO Box 315,Garysburg,27831
STANTONSBGRG Shirley Whitley, 6060 Old Stantonsburg Rd.,Stantonsburg,27883
TARBORO:ST JAMES Donnie Long, 705 Fairway St.,Tarboro,27886
TARBORO:ST.JAMES Linda Long, 705 Fairway St.,Tarboro,27886
TRINITY PARISH Esther Allen, 824 Peachtree St.,Rocky Mount,27804
WILSON :FIRST Lawrence Brett, 206 W. Nash St.,Wilson,27893
WILSON:FIRST Barbara Robl, 707 Broad St.,Wilson,27893
WILSON :WEST NASH John Tracy, 4501 Pinehurst Dr.,Wilson,27899
WlLSON:WEST NASH Bob Hedden, 211 Ridge Rd.,Wilson,27896
WILSON :WINSTEAD AI Monshower, 1812 Hermitage Rd.,Wilson,27896
WILSON :WINSTEAD Ronnie Holland, 2706 Ridge Rd.,Wilson,27893
YOGTH MEMBER Brad Dunn, 3608 Colonial Lane,Rocky Mount,27804
YOGTH MEMBER .... Amanda Sessoms, 3016 Brassfield Dr., Rocky Mount,27804
ROCKIMGHAM DISTRICT LAY & YOUTH MEMBERS
ASHPOLE CENTER P. L. Locklear, PO Box 667,Pembroke,28372
BEAVER DAM Eugene McLean, 1917 Anthony Ave.,Rockingham,28379
BETHESDA Bobbie Britt, Rt. 2 Box 203,Fairmont,28340
CALEDONIA Alice McKenzie, 11180 Johns Rd,Laurinburg,28352
COLLINS CHAPEL Anne Locklear, Rt. 2 Box 255-A,Maxton,28364
CORDOVA Nadine Steagall, 614 Old Cheraw Hwy,Rockingham,28379
ELLERBE Warren Deaton, 483 Man/in McCaskill Rd.,Ellerbe,28338
FAIRMONT:TRINITY Justin Oliver, P O Box 99,Marietta,28362
FAIRMONT:PLEAS.GR Deidra Taylor, 406 Linden St.,Fairmont,28340
FAIRVIEW Coleman Dew, Rt. 1 Box 258-B,Hamer,29547
FLETCH.CHAP.-ST.PETER Emma Haynes, P O Drawer 1330,Pinebluff,28373
GREEN LAKE Nancy Traynham, 1329 Roberdel Rd,Rockingham,28379
HAMLET:FELLOWSHIP Sarah Newsome, 404 Walnut Ave.,Hamlet,28345
HAMLET:FIRST Betty Bowler, 311 Oak Ave.,Hamlet,28345
HAMLET:FIRST Arthur Bowler, 311 Oak Ave.,Hamlet,28345
HAMLET:ST.PETER James Toney, P O Box 904,Hamlet,28345
HICKORY GROVE Gary Hursey, P O Box 1084,Bennettsville,29512
LAGREL HILL Patricia Mewburn, 8142 Gibson Rd,Gibson,28343
LAGRINBGRG:CENTRAL Kim Parker, P O Box 1944,Laurinburg,28353
LAGRINBGRG:FIRST Lou Covington, 12000 McCormick Dr.,Maxton,28364
LAGRINBGRG:FIRST Esther Cashwell, P O Box 1255,Laurinburg,28353
LAGR1NBGRG:GALILEE Thelma Stewart, Rt. 1 Box 178,Gibson,28343
L7\GR1NBGRG:GALILEE Sarah V/hitaker, 602 Anne St.,Laurinburg,28352
L^GR1NBGRG:ST.LGKE Sandra Burns, 1204 Shepherd Ave.,Laurinburg,28352
L^GR1NBGRG:ST.LGKE Mary Harvin, 13361 Maplewood Dr.,Laurinburg,28352
LEDBETTER Martha Hughes, 927 E. Washington St.,Rockingham,28379
LGMBERTON:ASBGRY Patricia Hoffman, 606 East 6th St.,Lumberton,28358
LGMBERTON:BRANCH ST. Rose Marie Oxendine,Rt.2 Box 820BB,Lumberton,28358
L'MBRTN:CHESTNGT ST Olin Welsh, 3860 Kale Dr.,Lumberton,28358
L'MBRTN:CHESTNGT ST Jesse Lamm, 5206 Simmons Dr.,Lumberton,28358
LGMB'RTN:MT.OLIVE PA Mable Royd, 2014 Haywood Ave.,Lumberton,28358
LGMBERTON:PINEVIEW Goss Ivey, 515 Whiteville Rd,Lumberton,28358
LGMBERTON CIR Bob Sloan, RR 1 Box 83,Lumberton,28358
MAXTON:ST.PAGL Katherine Carter, P O Box 27,Maxton,28364
MAXTON CIRCGIT Anne B. McNair, 1126 Hammond Dr,Laurinburg,28352
MT.ZION-WALL'S CHAP Elvenia Southerland, 635 Vass Rd.,Raeford,28376
NEW HOPE Emma Burns, Rt. 1 Box 19,Rowland,28352
NEW PHILADELPHGS Maggie Locklear, Rt. 2 Box 373,Red Springs,28377
NORMAN Sarah Robbins, Rt. 1 Box 100,Ellerbe,28338
PARKTON Paul Lewis, PO Box 147,Parkton,28371
PEMBROKE: FIRST Adolph Blue, P O Box 354,Pembroke,28372
PEMBROKE Roberta Scipio, PO Box 447,Lumberton,28359
PHIL^DELPHlA-COOL SP Roberta Little, 669 N. Hwy #l,Rockingham,28379
PINEY GROVE Shirley T. Jones, RR 1 Box 170,Maxton,28364
115
Lay Members
PLEASANT GROVE James Oxendine, P O Box 2484,Pembroke,28372
EESeEiS ^'^""^ ^""^'■d- Rt- 2 Box 20-B,Pembroke,28372
™^i^i^^ -■ - Grace Locklear, P O Box 192,Pembroke,28371
RED SPRGS.rTRINITY James Mathews, 500 McMillan St.,Red Sprinqs 28377
RED SPRGS.-RHYNE MEM Trula McKeithan, P O Box 443,Red Springs'28377
pnr^lJPriL pact Jean Griggs, 120 Starlight Dr.,Rockingham,28379
ESS^K^"^^^"^^^ Richard Moore, 205 Hylan Ave.,Hamlet,28345
ROCK GHMiGLENWOOD Catherine Bruton, 541 Old Cheraw Hwy.Rockingham 28379
ROCKINGHAMrFIRSTCIemma Skreen, 274 McDonald Church Rd.,Rockinqham'28379
gOCKlNGHAM:FIRST William McKeown, 127 Fairway Dr.,Rockingham;28379
SS^u mSH^ oFo^^^ "''^^ Langley, 503 Love Lane,Rockingham,28379
POPK rSM^^rNTrC^TiL- ' " ^'"l^ ^°^' ^^^^ ^°"^^ ^^ ^ Hwy.,Rockingham,28379
5S^5,SSo^Z? "^S^-^'^"^ ■ • ^^9^"^ ^^'^^'' 324 Lassiter Rd..Rockingham.28379
§Su?'rtSt:'^-^^^^ ^'^^'■'^^ ^^s*^^' 228 Ellerbe Rd.,Rockingham,28379
c?N^orA,v,o ^'^'^ ^"^'th, P O Box 145,Rowland,28383
f;!;2?I?^£i? '^a'y ^cCIrt, Rt. l box 41,Pembroke,28372
f5^D S GROVE Lester Snead, 20400 Snead's Grove Rd.,Laurinburg,28352
c-rn?M. o Mozelle Parker, Rt. 1 Box 172,Gibson,28343
?TDPDrSr?r^i V ^o""" '^^^'' P O Box 305,St. Pauls,28384
TABERNACLE ^^ Cecil Hodges. P O Box 933,Hamlet,28345
^n-JJ^SiFHo^ -^SS''^ D^^s^' 125 Smith St.,Maxton,28364
19.9S1 ^™?5 S^^^h Everson, 5503 Beaver Dr.,Lumberton,28358
o9^I™^'^^l£ Stephanie V/right, 213 V/. Sunset Dr., Red Springs.28377
SANFORD DISTRICT LAY & YOGTH MEMBERS
^giSS^^I^-''^^^ ^^^ ^v^'y" Garrison, P.O. Box 724,Pinehurst,28374
A?o?,Sv o™?L^?f^-^ Y • ^'"^^ Fogleman, 141 Maxie Lane PI.,Aberdeen,28315
o^o^SJ'^^™'-^'^^'^ Catherine Blackwelder, 1031 V^alter Bright Rd.,Sanford,27330
o^S, rT *^°^ V/illiam Buffaloe, P O Box 88,Biscoe,27209
SSC^,, ^ V/illiam Rives, 8876 NC Hwy 902,Siler Citv,27344
o5P3^"'^^'^'^'^ ^^^^ D°"nie Vee Cox, 4224 Cox Mill Rd.,Sanford,27330
^ISo?JM-rr^M ^""^^ '-"^'^'■' ^ ^ ^ox 35,Bynum,27228
Sr^^BOnrON Eddie Paschal, 5318 Carbonton Rd.,Sanford,27330
r^cM-T-po '^°''^'^ L^^' ^42 Seven Lakes N.,West End,27376
n£A4-5AM V^or^Ar; -^r^ ^^"^^ ^^^^^'' ^225 Cedar Lane Rd.,Sanford,27330
S™'!^'SI^^'^ ^^ ^3't^^ Atwater, 1477 Collins Mt. Rd.,Chapel Hill,27516
CHATHAM:MT.Z10N Hoyle Petty, 2337 Moncure-Pittsboro Rd.,Pittsboro,27312
GOOL SPRING Tommie Oldham, 516 Jesse Phillips Rd.,Robbins,27325
cTuS? Ramona Lawson, 5536 Cumnock Rd,Sanford,27330
pIS nDr>M,cc:L;,rz:/.-. o ^'°y^ '^^^^' ^ ^ Box 52,Ether,27247
^^^rfiS^P^'"''^^^'-^ ^^o^ard Kidd. P O Box 18,High Falls,27259
V^mPo iS.r,,.; LaVeme Thornton, 500 Old Towne Rd.,Sanford,27330
I Sul .S^"?. A^^r^r.;.;.,; Ophelia Johnson, 7206 Deep River Rd.,Sanford,27330
h™^)^''^'^^^*^'^'^ Weitzel Vuncannon, P O Box 514,Troy,27371
M^S??II'^^^"^^^'^ ''^99y Tripp, 339 Carlton Dr.,Chapel Hill,27514
M?V^w oaTx ^.WoV Kenneth Jeffries, PO Box 226,Moncure,27559
M-f?n i^R-SSf J f'^l'y Matheson, P O Box 731,Mt. Gilead,27306
^1GILEAD:F1RST Brooks Harwood, P O Box 295,Mt. Gilead,27306
r/].,; T Lamont Norwood, 843 Lamont Norwood Rd.,Pittsboro,27312
niSpo??;,;^^'^^^^"'^ • • ■ Tommy Gaster, 622 Dixie Farm Rd.,Sanford,27330
D npSmdK '^3'Ph Foushee, P O Box 236,Pinebluff,28373
D mIvTIo L,;^u^-^r; • •. "^^""y Sanford, P O Box 3105,Pinehurst,28374
Drr^cnSJn'J? Josephine Culberson,5376 SilerCity-Sn.CampRd,SilerCity,27344
Drr-T-foSSS-PS?!,,^ ^^'"^ ^°"^S' 231 Thompson St.,Pittsboro,27312
bi PAc 2??5-?SyjI,^-. ^^°'^' ^- Hauser, PO Box 1534,Pittsboro,27312
uk^mMi^i'IoIfA^^'- ^- B- Greene, P O Box 186,Robbins,27325
??SSK?,-I'^^^'^"'^^'-^ Lynne Thigpen, P O Box 792,Robbins.27325
lAMP<t^LP.^•^.■^.■o^•^;,;^• ' " " Stephen Blanchard, 208 Skill Rd.,Eagle Springs,27242
lAMpSSR^^SKifoSSS • ■ ■ • ^'"^" Holzwarth, 608 Olde Towne Dr.,Sanford,27330
IanpSdR cS'^mSI^'^'^ ■ • • '^°'"°th^ ^^^'■^y' 1626 Hermitage Rd.,Sanford,27330
bANFORDrST.LGKE Celia Dickerson, 603 Denada Path,Sanford,27330
Lay Members 116
SANFORD:ST.LGKE Robin Childress, 1509 Cranberry Lane,Sanford,27330
SANFORD CIRCUIT En/in Foxx, P O Box 2054,Sanford,27330
SARDIS-PARSOMS GR Romie Reynolds, 2411 NC 731 Hwy E,Candor,27229
SILER CITY:FIRST Lena Brigham, 210 E. Olympia St..Siler City,27344
SILER CITY:FIRST Deloris Collins, 363 Eden Hills Rd.,Siler City,27344
SILK HOPE Paul McMath, 5817 Carriage Lane,Greensboro,27410
SMYRNA Edwina Britt, 297 Elcaine Rd.,Robbins,27325
SMYRNA Sharon Hussey, 1962 Hogan Farm Rd.,Star,27356
SOUTHERN PINES Era Mae Rickman, 195 S. Ashe St., Southern Pines,28387
SOUTHERN PINES John Dozier, 120 Highland Rd.,Southern Pines,28387
STAR Riley Phillips, P O Box 445,Star,27356
TROY: TRINITY Bill Kerr, 615 Carson St.,Troy,27371
TROY CIRCUIT Lucille P. Brandenburg, 670 Hicks Rd,Candor,27229
VASS-CAMERON Robert Crump, 250 Riverview Dr.,Vass,28394
WEST END Harold Owens, 718 Seven Lakes N.,West End,27376
WILMINGTON DISTRICT LAY & YGOTH MEMBERS
BETHEL-LEBANON . . Teresa Triplett, 1928 Lebanon Church Rd.,Clarendon,28432
BLADEN Shirley Chason, Rt. 2, Box 124A, White Oak,28399
BOLTON-SHILOH Donald Dowless, 641 Green Swamp Rd. N.,Bolton,28423
BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT Irene Milligan, 2311 Old Ocean Hwy.,Bolivia,28422
CAR.BEACH:ST.PAUL Inez Thompson, P O Box 182,Carolina Beach,28428
CAR.BEACH:ST.PAUL Mary Lib Taylor, P O Box 184,Carolina Beach,28428
CARVER'S CREEK Norma Stevens, 437 Lloyd Rd.,Council,28434
CHADBOURN-EV'RGRN Jane Benton, 5865 Old 74,Chadbourn,28431
CUKRKTON Advil Wallace, 33 Rosemont Lane,Clarkton,28433
DUBLIN Roy Best, P O Box 262,Dublin,28332
ELIZTOWNTRINFTY Margaret French, P O Box 443,Eiizabethtown,28337
ELlZ.TOWN:TRlNITY Gwen Harris, 503 David St.,Elizabethtown,28337
FA.BLUFF-CERRO GORDO David Scott, P O Box 98,Fair Bluff,28439
GARLAND Rhonda Johnson, Rt. 2 Box 354,Garland,28441
HALLSBORO Margaret Hicks, 262 Angelo Cir,Whiteville,28472
HAMPSTEAD Max Whitmore, 624 Olde Point Rd.,Hampstead,28443
HAMPSTEAD Vi Whitmore, 624 Olde Point Rd.,Hampstead,28443
HARRELLS:CENTENARY Nina Harvell, 949 Bull Tail Rd.,Wallace,28466
JORDANS CHAPEL Marion Lane, Rt. 3, Box 3834,Burgaw,28425
KELLY:TRINITY Lee Roy Russ, 16382 NC Hwy. 53 East,Kelly,28448
LAKE WACCAMAW .... Rosa Martin, 2382 Bella Coola Rd.,Lake Waccamaw,28450
MACO:SHlLOH Jimmy Gore, 2950 Maco Rd.,Leland,28451
OCEAN VIEW Cindy Rivenbark, PO Box 121, Long Beach,28465
OLD DOCK Faye Gore, 823 Gore Lake Rd.,Nakina,28455
PEACE Robert Sessions, 4583 Red Hill Rd.,V/hiteville,28472
PLEASANT GROVE Daniel Dowless, 684 Paul Brisson Rd.,Bladenboro,28320
RIEGELWOOD:WESLEY Kathy Justice, P O Box 72,Riegelwood,28456
ROCKY POINT Beverly Paul, 1 1725 Hwy. 117 S.,Rocky Point,28457
SC.HILL:V/ESLEYAN CHAP. Susan Hamilton,2188 ScottsHill LoopRd,Wilm'gtn,28405
SEASIDE(BRUNSWICK) .... Dick Good, 401 Shoreline Dr. E.,Sunset Beach,28468
SHALLOTTE:CAMP Germain Davis, 1700 Waterway Dr. SW,Ocean Isle Beach,28469
SHALLOTTErCAMP Ida Mintz, P O Box 264,Shal!otte,28459
SHALLOTTE CIRCUIT Marlene Varnam, 175 Varnamtown Rd.,Supply,28462
SHARON:HOLDEN BEACH Grace Peoples, P O Box 1041,Shallotte,28459
SOUTHPORT:TRINITY Gene Eagle, 105 S. Atlantic Ave.,Southport,28461
SOUTHPORTiTRINITY Al Hancock, 233 E 11th St,Southport,28461
TABOR CITY:ST.PAUL Harold Ward, 100 Lakeside Dr.,Tabor City,28463
WATHA Macon Smith, PO Box 65,Willard,28478
WESLEYAN CHAPEL . . . Dorothy Chalmers, 310 Bedford Rd. E,Wilmington,28405
WESLEY'S CHAPEL Jane Ross, P O Box 475,Elizabethtown,28337
WESLEY'S CHAPEL Layton Ross, P O Box 475,Elizabethtown,28337
WESTVIEW George Sherman, 256 Malpass Corner Rd.,Burgaw,28425
WHITEVILLE Bobby Deans, 306 Edgewood Cir.,Whiteville,28472
WHITEVILLE Alma Deans, 306 Edgewood Cir.,V/hiteville,28472
117 Lay Members
WlLM'GTN:EPWORTH Belinda Crider, 3424 Osprey Lane,Wilmington,28409
W1LM'GTN:FIFTH AVE Jack Rhem, 10274 Comwallis Or. SE,Leland,28451
WILM'GTN:GRACE Vicki Alexander, 203 Brookwood Dr.,WiImington,28403
W1LM'GTN:GRACE Jane Spicer, 5801 Oak Bluff Lane,Wilmington,28409
WlLM'GTMiHARBOR David Smith, 108 Maryland Ave., Carolina Beach,28428
WILM'GTN:OLEAN.-DEV.P. Leon West, 835 Masonboro Loop Rd.,Wilmington,28403
WILM'GTNrPINE VALLEY Buck Norton, 145 Partridge Rd.,V/ilminghton,28412
W1LM'GTN:P1ME VALLEY . Jim Vanhook, 2230 Charles Paine Dr.,V/ilmington,28412
W1LM'GTN:ST. JOHN-SMITH Laura Graham, 158 Loop Rd.,Bolton,28423
WILM'GTN:SUNSET PARK . . . Thomas McKee, 901 Midland Dr,V/ilmington,28412
WILM'GTN TRINITY Carolyn Sneeden, 310 Buckner Dr.,Wilmington,28412
WILM'GTN TRINITY Olin Beaty, 5937 Inland Greens Dr.,V^ilmington,28405
WILM'GTN:WESLEY MEM Hassle Ray, 29 S. Cardinal Dr.,V/ilmington,28403
WILM'GTN:V/ESLEY MEM Olivia Mattocks, 4921 Marlin Ct,V^/ilmington,28403
WRIGHTSBORO Charlie Ponton, Box 7092,V^ilmington,28406
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH Avery Roberts, 104 Parmele Blvd.,Wrightsville Beach,28480
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH Sylvia Roberts, 104 Parmele BIvd.,V^rightsville Beach,28480
YOGNG ADULT MBR Susan Pennock, 4639 Bluff Dr.,Shallotte,28470
YOGNG ADULT MBR Laura Hayes, 218 Seminole Tr.,V^ilmington,28409
YOUTH MEMBER Heather Williams, 600 Greentee Rd.,Hampstead,28443
YOUTH MEMBER Ernie Rushing, 310 Foxhall Ct.,Wilmington,28412
ZION Jim Smith, 1 139 Town Creek Rd.,Leland,28451
AT LARGE MEMBERS - 1996 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
DIST.UMW PRES Norma Aaron, Box 2070, Seven Lakes,West End,27376
DIST.U\Y LEADER Donna Atkins, P O Box 659,Broadway,27505
GEN.CONF.DEL Becky Balentine, 9829 Oakley Road,Zebulon,27597
JURIS.CONF.DEL Robbie W. Barrett, Post Office Box 10955,Raleigh,27605
JURIS.CONF.DEL Annette Bingham, 3117 Leonard St,Raleigh,27607
DIST.LAY LEADER Donald Bonner, P O Box 718,Rowland,28383
DIST.UMW PRES Peggy Braswell, P O Box 669,Nashville,27856
DIST.UMM PRES Jessie Callahan, P O Box 138,Stedman,28391
UMW PRES Eunice Carraway, 316 Pettigrew Dr.,Plymouth,27962
DIST.LAY LEADER Lee Carroll, P O Box 626,Morehead City,28557
JURIS.CONF.DEL Anna G. Collins, 1200 Manchester Dr,Raieigh,27609
DIST.UMM PRES Frank Cox, 405 E. Atlantic Blvd., Atlantic Beach,28512
JURIS. CONF. DEL Mabel Cummings, Rt. 3 Box 198B,Maxton,28364
DIS.LAY LEADER Janet Daniel, 5869 Hwy. 58 N,Elm City,27822
DIST.UMM PRES C. A. Dillon, 925 Vance St,Raleigh,27608
DIST.LAY LEADER David Dorsett, 3629 Airport Rd. SE,Southport,28461
GEN.CONF.DEL Cashar W. Evans, 69 Poteskeet Trail,Kitty Hawk,27949
COSROW CHAIR Annie L. Fairley, P O Box 185,Maxton,28364
DIST.UMM PRES Tom Fleck, Rt. 4 Box 736,Hertford,27944
PRISON MIN.CHAIR Pat Ford, 14401 Possum Track Rd,Raleigh,27614
GB DISCIPLESHIP Robert C. Frazier, Sr., 215 Grace Dr NW,Wilson,27896
DIST.UMW PRES Elizabeth Hall, 1321 Hilltop Ave.,Fayetteville,28305
DIST.LAY LEADER Randy Harrison, 3215 Cluny Dr,Fayetteville,28303
DIST.LAY LEADER Wilson Hayman, 2527 White Oak Rd.,Raleigh,27609
CONF.LAY LEADER Gwen Henderson, PO Box 606,Fayetteville,28302
CONF.UMM PRES Sam Hodges, 1013 Englewood Ave,Durham,27701
DIST.UMW PRES Emily Innes, 1630 Westbrook Avenue,Elon ColIege,27244
JURIS.CONF.DEL Bernice Johnson, 507 Tuggle St,Durham,27713
GEN.CONF.DEL Jane H. Johnson, 856 Knollwood Falls Rd,Mebane,27302
DIST.UMM PRES Jerry Keen, 1503 Harris St.,Goldsboro,27530
GO DIST.LAY LEADER Kenneth Keesee, 209 Larue Cir.,Goldsboro,27534
DIST.LAY LEADER Burton King, 5101 Peppercorn St,Durham,27704
DIST.LAY LEADER John Martindale, 105 Brockwood Ave,Goldsboro,27530
COLLEGE PRESIDENT Ronald L. May, 501 N Main St,Louisburg,27549
TREASURER, NC CONF J. Allen Norris, PO Box 10955,Raleigh,27605
COMMUN. ASSOC. DIR Wilburn Norton, P O Box 10955,Raleigh,27605
DIST.LAY LEADER Michael Parker, 3535 Laws Store Rd E,Hurdle Mills,27541
Lay Members 118
MOV.EXP.CHAIR Mary Plummer, 2104 Salem Ch. Rd..Goldsboro,27530
DIST.GMM PRES B. D. Rabil, 204 Dover Rd., Rocky Mount,27803
DIST.GA\M PRES Donald Ranier, 906 Isabelle St., Laurinburg, 28352
DIST.GMM PRES Valton Ray, 630 Ward Rd.,Harrells,28444
DIST.GMW PRES Lena Ritchie, 1300 Trailwood Dr.,Raleigh,27606
JGRIS.COMF.DEL Tibbie Roberts, PO Box 3471,Morehead aty,28557
CONF.GMW PRES Jeanne Rouse, PO Box 1642,Laurinburg,28353
CONF.GMY PRES Will Simpson ill, 1218 Edgewood Ave.,Burlington,27215
DIST.LAY LEADER Beverly Small, 1009 W Church St.Elizabeth aty,27909
DIST.GMW PRES Barbara Smith, 2701 Rouse Rd.,Kinston,28501
DIST.GMW PRES Jill Smith, 550 Asbury Rd.,Cove aty,28523
DIST.LAY LEADER Sillar G. Smith, 613 St. George Rd.,Raleigh,27610
DIST.GMM PRES Glenn Stevens, 509 Steel Bridge Rd,Sanford,27330
DIST.LAY LEADER Vance Sullivan, 405 Edgewood St,Ayden,28513
DIST.GMM PRES Guy Tilley, 4156 Burch Bridge Rd.,Burlington,27215
JGRIS.CONF.DEL Thomas Walden, PO Box 18832,Raleigh,27619
JGRIS.CONF.DEL James Wall, 2163 Boonesneck Rd. SW,Supply,28462
DIST.GMW PRES Faye Watkins, 1018 Sandlewood Dr.,Durham,27712
DIACONAL MINISTERS - 1996 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
DIAGONAL MINISTER Patricia H. Archer, 1403 Market St.,Wilmington,28401
DIACONAL MINISTER . . . D. Anthony Argo, 1700 Fort Bragg Rd,Fayetteville,28303
RETIRED DEACONNESS Bernice Ballance,POBox247,NWLofton St,Liirngtn,27546
DIACONAL MINISTER Margaret Anne Biddle, P O Box 10917, Raleigh,27605
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTER Laura Davenport, 1 09 WhiteheadAveNE,Wilson,27893
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTER Robert H. Garrison, 3724 Carnegie Ln,Raleigh,27612
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTER Irene F. Gattis, 585 Gilmore Rd.Chapel Hill,27516
DIACONAL MINISTER Carol Dell Hayes, PO Box 10955,Raleigh,27605
DIACONAL MINISTER Patricia V. Hicks, 117 S Academy St,Cary,2751 1
DIACONAL MINISTER David M. Nines, PO Box 1032,Lumberton,28359
DIACONAL MINISTER .... Robert L. Huckaby, 6612 Creedmoor Rd,Raleigh,27613
DIACONAL MINISTER Robert J. Irvine, 3201 Lassiter St,Durham,27707
DIACONAL MINISTER Harold Dean Jacobs, RR 3 Box 196,Maxton,28364
DIACONAL MINISTER Judy Jolly, P O Box 6088,Raleigh,27628
DIACONAL MINISTER Alice Kirkman Kunka, 204 Birkhaven Dr.,Cary,2751 1
DIACONAL MINISTER Kimberly Lamb, 219 Westridge Dr.,Raleigh,27609
DIACONAL MINISTER Rebecca Lile, 1027 Dacian Avenue,Durham,27701
DIACONAL MINISTER Elaine Lilliston, PO Box 71 16,Rocky Mount,27804
DIACONAL MINISTER Linda Logston, 510 S Washington St,Greenville,27858
DIACONAL MINISTER Patricia Lykins, 175 Midland Rd.,Southern Pines,28387
DIACONAL MINISTER . . . Brigitte Freeman Morris, PO Box 1801,Sharpsburg,27878
DIACONAL MINISTER Sue Ellen Nicholson, 1924 Hillock Dr,Raleigh,27612
DIACONAL MINISTER Mary Jane P. Norton, 1109 Shiloh Dr,Nashville,37205
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTER Tacoma O'Connor, 1432 KirkwoodDr,Durham,27705
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTER Alma W. Offutt, PO Box 1 143,Kinston,28503
DIACONAL MINISTER . . Susan Martin Parker, 3002 Hope Valley Rd,Durham,27707
DIACONAL MINISTER Cynthia D. Pov/ell, 303 N Main St,Graham,27253
DIACONAL MINISTER William H. Remele, PO Box 3002,Wilmington,28406
DIACONAL MINISTER . David M. Sluder, Sr., 24 Timbers Edge Lane,Fairview,28730
DIACONAL MINISTER Lois Jane Stocks, Rt. 20 Box 88,GreenviIle,27858
DIACONAL MINISTER Stephen W. Vaughn II, 2000 E 6th St,GreenviIle,27858
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTER Wanda Gail Walker, 344 Raleigh St,Hamlet,28345
DIACONAL MINISTER Denise Conner Waters, PO Box 728,Chapel Hill,27514
DIACONAL MINISTER William J. Weisser, 228 W Edenton St,Raleigh,27603
DIACONAL MINISTER Richard J. Williams, 140 E Market St,SmithField,27577
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTERLeslie Womack,141 BearBranchRd,Rock'nghm,28379
DIACONAL MINISTER Anna Gail Workman, 2114 GS Hwy 70,Mebane,27302
DIACONAL MINISTER. . Cynthia Zirlott, 245 Dawn Avenue, Apt. 1, Pittsburgh, 15226
Conference Proceedings
SECTION III
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1996 ANNOAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM - DAILY AGENDA
VISION: DISaPLES FOR ALL SEASONS
"I charge you in the presence of God and of Christ Jesus who is to judge
the living and the dead, and by his appearing and his kingdom: preach the
word, be urgent in season and out of season, convince, rebuke, and exhort be
unfading in patience and in teaching." 2 Timothy 4:1-2
Monday Morning, June 10, 1996
10:30 a.m. - Reeves Auditorium
THE EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR ALL CLERGY IN FULL CONNECTION
Reeves Auditorium, Metiiodist College
Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr. Presider
Opening Hymn (553) - And Are We Yet Alive
Passing of the Character of the Clergy
Report of the Board of Ordained Ministry William W. Sherman Jr
Closing Hymn
Benediction
Organist-Ke\An Kerstetter, St. Mark's GMC, Raleigh
10:30 a.m. - Riddle Center
THE GATHERING FOR ALL LAY MEMBERS
March F. Riddle Center, Methodist College
Gwen Henderson, Presider
Opening Hymn
Devotional
^"^"*^*'°" Gwen Henderson
Assisted by Conference Lay Leader
United Methodist Youth President Will C. Simpson III
Gnited Methodist Women President Jeanne Rouse
Gnited Methodist Men President Samuel C. Hodges, Jr
Board of Diaconal Ministry Chairperson Denise C. Waters
Announcements
Dismissal
Monday Afternoon, June 10, 1996
Mcnda y- Summer
VISION: DISCIPLES FOR ALL SEASONS
Disciples of Jesus Christ are called to a life of faithfulness in all seasons.
1 :25 p.m. - Reeves Auditorium
THE COMMUNION SERVICE
Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., Celebrant
Bishop Paul A. Duffey, Preacher
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Brief Recess
Plenary Session
Calling the Conference to Order Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr.
Organization of the Conference
1. Roll Call and Motions of Order James H. Coile
2. Committee on Conference Rules Charles M. Cook
Board of Ordained Ministry William W. Sherman, Jr.
Board of Diaconal Ministry Denise C. Waters
Conference Committee on Nominations Robert L Baldridge
Election of Conference Officers:
Conference Lay Leader
Conference Secretary
Conference Statistician
Conference Treasurer/Business Manager
Report from General Conference and
Endorsement of Episcopal Candidate Cashar W. Evans, Jr.
Committee on Episcopacy Cashar W. Evans, Jr.
Introduction to Council on Finance and
Administration Report William C. Simpson, Jr., J. Allen Morris, Jr.
Laity Report Gwen Henderson, Samuel C. Hodges, Jr.,
Jeanne Rouse, Will C. Simpson III
4:30 p.m. (Order of the Day)
LAY PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD
Closing Hymn
Benediction
Monday Evening, June 10, 1996
VISION: SET APART FOR ALL SEASONS
Ordination and consecration differ from general ministry in that one is
duly called, prepared, examined, ordained, consecrated and authorized to a
representative ministry on behalf of the whole people of God. This opportunity
in one's life is a call to minister to people in a constantly changing world.
7:30 p.m. - Reeves Auditorium
CONSECRATION OF DIACONAL MINISTERS AND
ORDINATION OF DEACONS AND ELDERS
Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr.,Presider/Bishop Roy C. Clark, Preacher
(See Worship Bulletin)
Tuesday Morning, June 11, 1996
Tuesday - fall
VISION: SERVANTS FOR ALL SEASONS
"Think of us in this way, as servants of Christ and stewards of God's
mysteries" (1 Corinthians 4:1). Jesus reminds us continually that he came to
serve and not to be served.
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7:30 a.m. - HOLY COMMGNION IN HENSDALE CHAPEL
Walter E. McLeod, Leader
8:25 a.m. - Reeves Auditorium
Opening Hymn
8:30 a.m. - BIBLE STUDY Bishop Minnick
Plenary Session
Conference Council on Ministries Robert L. Baldridge
Commission on Health and Human Services Roger D. Cope
Action on Report of the Committee on Nominations .... Robert L. Baldridge
Task Force on Unfunded Pension Liability Edward F. Hill II
1 1 :00 a.m. (Order of the Day)
ALL SAINTS CELEBRATION - MEMORIAL SERVICE
Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., Presider/Dr. John K. Bergland, Preacher
(See Worship Bulletin)
12:00 Noon (Order of the Day)
Adjournment for Board of Pensions Luncheon for Retirees
Tuesday Afternoon, June 11, 1996
1:25 p.m. - Reeves Auditorium
Opening Hymn
Prayer
The North Carolina Conference Partners in Caring Jerry T. Smith
Hymn Sing (Time Permitting)
Plenary Session
2:00 p.m. (Order of the Day)
Celebration of Clergy Life
Clergy Retiree Recognition Woodrow W. Wells, Jr.
Board of Pensions Woodrow W. Wells, Jr.
The United Methodist Publishing House Lou Braswell Jennings
Commission on Equitable Compensation Robert E. Bergland
Ministers' Moving Expense Committee Mary Plummer
Joint Committee on Disability Samuel W. Loy
Peru Covenant Report Mark W. Wethington
Task Force on Ministries to Women in Crisis Pregnancies and
their Unborn Children Jimmie B. Shuler
Report of Committee on Resolutions and Reference Alan P. Swartz
Closing Hymn
Benediction
Tuesday Evening, June 11, 1996
7:30 p.m. - Reeves Auditorium
CELEBRATION OF THE MINISTRY OF
BISHOP AND MRS. C. P. MINNICK, JR.
Cashar W. Evans, Jr., Chairperson
Committee on the Episcopacy
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Wednesday Morning, June 12, 1996
Wednesday - Winter
VISION: STEWARDS FOR ALL SEASONS
Followers of Christ make a covenant to give faithfully of time, talents,
gifts and service.
7:30 a.m. - HOLY COMMGNIOM IN HENSDALE CHAPEL
Laura G. Early, Leader
8:25 a.m. - Reeves Auditorium
Opening Hymn
8:30 a.m. - BIBLE STUDY Bishop Minnick
Plenary Session
Insurance Committee H. Gray Southern
Conference Board of Trustees Jerry Lowry
Conference Statistician George D. Speake
Conference Plan of Inclusiveness George W. Johnson
College Scholarship Awards Beth Norris
11:00 a.m. (Order of the Day)
WORSHIP SERVICE
Bishop Roy C. Clark, Preacher
Wednesday Afternoon, June 12, 1995
12:00 Noon - 1:15 p.m.
OUTDOOR PICNIC
(Lunch on the Grounds)
Richard L. Hanse, Coordinator
1:25 p.m. - Reeves Auditorium
Plenary Session
Presentation of Awards
Presentation of Charters to New Congregations David E. Brownlee
Bishop's Award of Excellence in Scouting Stephen C. Compton
Francis Asbury Award Edward F. Hill II
Denman Evangelism Awards Ecwood C. Lancaster
Key Taylor Town and Country Mission Award Hope M. Ward
Saints of God Stewardship Award Douglas L Byrd
Significant Effort to Improve Race Relations Awards . . Samuel H. Brown
Christian Unity Award M. Claire Clyburn
Assessibility Grant Thomas L. Walden
Committee on Handicapping Conditions Award .... Thomas L. Walden
Society of St. Andrew Award Julia Webb-Bowden
Board and Agency Chairperson Recognition Bishop Minnick
Report of Committee on Resolutions and Reference Alan P. Swartz
Council on Finance and Administration Report and
Decision on Budget William C. Simpson, Jr.
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Committee on Minutes n^wU n Pofoc
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Benediction
Organist for Plenary Sessions-Kevin Kerstetter, St. Marks GMC, Raleigh
Wednesday Evening, June 12, 1996
VISION: SINGING FOR ALL SEASONS
In worship we encounter the liuing God through the risen Christ in the
power of the Holy Spirit. It is through this corporate worship that we are
empowered to be the faith community in our struggling and beautiful world.
7:00 p.m. - Reeves Auditonum (7:00 Pre-Service Music, 7:30 Program Begins)
WORSHIP SERVICE
Bishop Paul A. Duffey, Preacher
Thursday Morning, June 13, 1996
Thursday - Sprino
VISION: SENT FOR ALL SEASONS
Enriched by the gathering, Christ scatters us to be his words of hope and
promise to all who are in need. ^
7:30 a.m.
RUN /WALK FOR HUNGER/HUMAN NEED
^ „- Randall G. Maynard, Coordinator
9:30 a.m. - Reeves Auditorium
Opening Hymn
THE LOVE FEAST
Troy J. Barrett, Presider
D • fo Organist for The Love Feasf-Laura Davenport, First CMC, Wilson
Brief Recess
|ndu*gZrship%ndSendin-g Forth' : i!! i! .'i ! ^^ '/l^
Closing Hymn (672) - God Be With You Till We Meet Again ' ^
Benediction
Adjourn
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ROY C. CLARK
Retired Columbia Area Bishop
PAUL A. DUFFEY
Retired Louisville Area Bishop
JAMES H. COILE C. P. MINNICK, JR. JACK L. HGNTER
Conference Secretary Raleigh Area Bishop Sanford DS Host
M. ELTON HENDRICKS
Methodist College President
Conference Host
MICHAEL W. SAFLEY
Local Committee on
Entertainment Chairperson
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RULES OF ORDER AMD PROCEDURE
Section I: Rules of Order
1 . Robert's Rules of Order shall apply to any situation not covered by these rules.
2. A member may speak out only once on any one motion until all who desire to speak
have done so; and then he/she may speak only one additional time.
3. 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.
4. Speeches shall be limited to five (5) minutes except by consent of the Conference.
5. If any part of these rules conflict with The Book of Discipline of The United
Methodist Church, the Discipline shall prevail.
6. The Rules of Order and Procedure for the North Carolina Annual Conference of The
Gnited Methodist Church shall apply to the Annual Conference as regularly
scheduled and to all called sessions of the Conference.
Section 11: Voting
1. Voting shall be by "yes or no" or by a "show of hands" or by "standing" at the
discretion of the chair.
2. A count vote may be ordered or called by any member of the Conference supported
by one-fifth (1/5) of the members present and voting. The results of a count vote
shall be printed in the Journal. The chair may call for a count vote if he/she is in
doubt as to the outcome of the vote.
3. /Ml votes shall be cast in the bar of the Conference. The bar of the Conference shall
be determined by the Conference at the beginning of the first session.
Section ID: Election of Delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conferences
1 . The election of clerical delegates shall be by secret ballot. (Each person eligible to
vote shall indicate his^er choice of names for the places ordered by the chair on
the secret ballot without prior nomination, with balloting to continue until a majority
is received by sufficient persons to fulfill the needed number of delegates.)
2. a. Any lay person who is a member of The United Methodist Church of the North
Carolina Conference who wishes to be a nominee may submit a resume, not
to exceed 200 words. Resumes may also be submitted on behalf of a
prospective nominee.
b. Consent of the nominee should be obtained after the nominee has been
informed of the duties of a delegate.
c. Any lay member of the Church may be voted for whether a resume is
submitted or not.
d. Resumes should be mailed to the Conference lay leader by April 1 of the year
prior to the upcoming General and Jurisdictional Conferences.
e. The list of nominees and their resumes will be prepared and distributed by the
Conference Board of Lay Life and Work at the District Briefings or be mailed
with the Book of Reports.
f. The election of lay delegates shall be by secret ballot as above. Electors may
vote for any eligible person, whether nominated as above or not.
3. All votes shall be cast upon the official ballots authorized by the Conference.
4. Ballots shall be numbered consecutively and only ballots with the number
announced by the chair shall be valid. Defaced ballots will not be valid. (If a member
defaces a ballot, he/she may exchange it for a new one at the secretary's desk.)
5. Each member will place his/her own ballot in the ballot box held by a teller.
6. Different colored ballots will be provided for lay and clerical members.
7. The names of persons receiving less than ten votes shall not be reported to the
Conference.
8. Five alternates to Jurisdictional Conference shall be elected.
9. A ballot will be considered invalid in the following cases:
a. Any electronic ballot which is not marked clearly and darkly with a number 2
lead pencil. (Any the scanner will not read.)
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b. More or less than the maximum number of votes permitted on that particular
ballot.
c. Voting for a person already elected.
d. Voting for someone not eligible.
e. Voting twice for the same person.
Section IV: Conference Structure
1 . The Bishop and Cabinet shall determine the size of and nominate the members of
all Boards, Agencies, Commissions, and Committees authorized by the General
Conference, the SoutheastemJurisdictional Conference, and this Conference, except
in those cases where the Discipline or the Annual Conference directs otherwise.
2. Near the end of each quadrennium, the heads of all Boards, Agencies, Commis-
sions, and Committees shall submit a list of qualified, suggested nominees to the
Bishop and the Cabinet for their consideration in the formation of new Boards,
Divisions, Commissions, and Committees.
3. Recommendations and nominations shall be subject to the approval of the Annual
Conference.
4. a. At the beginning of each quadrennium all Boards, Agencies, Commissions, and
Committees shall elect their officers only after all their members have been
notified of the organizational meeting. A member of the Cabinet or the
Conference Staff (designated by the Cabinet) shall serve as the convening
officer for the organizational meeting.
b. All elections in the Boards and Agencies of the North Carolina Annual
Conference shall be by written, secret ballot of those present and eligible to
vote. Nominations from the floor may be made.
c. The presiding Bishop shall be requested to announce the Cabinet assignments
to the various Boards and Agencies at some point during the Annual Confer-
ence.
d. Tenure for membership for all persons on boards, agencies, commissions, and
committees shall be eight years.
e. At the end of each quadrennium, an item of business at the annual conference
shall be the presentation of awards to retiring chairpersons, staff members, and
such other persons as the board/agency desires to recognize. At this session
"personal privilege" will not be allowed for plaque presentations.
5. The membership is to be as outlined in the complete Lay/Clergy Equalization Plan
found in the latest Journal.
6. The Conference structure shall be as determined by the charter of the Conference
Council on Ministries. In addition there shall be a coordinator of ministerial
relations/administrative assistant to the bishop with such duties and responsibilities
as determined by the Annual Conference or assigned by the presiding bishop.
7. The Secretary: The secretary of the Annual Conference shall be elected quadrennia-
lly, at the first session of the Conference after the meeting of the General
Conference; and on nominations arising from the floor.
a. The position of Conference Secretary shall be continued on a part-time basis
with adequate fijnding provided.
b. The responsibilities of the Conference Secretary shall be defined as follows:
1) To fulfill the duties and ftjnctions of the Conference Secretary as adopted
by The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church.
2) To edit the Conference Journal.
3) And such other duties as are stipulated by the Annual Conference.
a) Provides for the Local Entertainment Committee any necessary
information pertinent to Conference entertainment, and to provide
the names and addresses of all persons (guests, delegates, and
reserves) to be invited and entertained, including early arrivals.
b) Provides member registration cards with complete information, by
districts.
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c) Serves as a member of the Annual Conference Program Committee
and responsible for the printing and the distribution of the Confer-
ence Program as planned by the Bishop and the Program Commit-
tee, also the Book of Recommendations,
d) Serves as chairman of the Annual Conference Committee on
Memoirs and is responsible for the compiling and the printing of the
memoirs and the Memorial Service as prepared by the Bishop and
the Memoirs Committee,
e) Arranges with the Local Entertainment Committee plans for all
special luncheons or banquets,
0 Provides a packet for each member with necessary materials,
including name tags,
g) Responsible for proper preparation of ordination credentials and
other documents, and securing the class photos,
h) Provides necessary office equipment and supplies during Annual
Conference for the following offices: Bishop, Conference Secretary,
Cabinet, Cabinet Secretary, Conference Statistician, Treasurer, and
United Methodist information,
i) Nominates secretarial staff, assigns and supervises their work,
j) Compiles list of lay delegates and reserves for Journal,
k) Serves as editor of Conference Joumal with responsibility for printing
and distribution,
I) Keeps accurate alphabetical and chronological rolls of ministers,
including career records, widows and children of ministers,
m) Provides required statistical information for General Church Agencies,
n) Serves as Conference archivist and custodian of historical artifacts
and information of antecedent conferences,
o) Receives and retains surrendered credentials.
c. The position of Conference Secretary shall be limited by a tenure of eight
years, effective at the beginning of the 1972-1973 Conference Year.
d. Proper provision shall be made in The United Methodist Building in Raleigh for
the protection and the preservation of all records, historical data, etc. of the
Morth Carolina Conference of The United Methodist Church and (and any
antecedent conferences) dating prior to the Union of 1939 now being held by
the Conference Secretary and the Conference Statistician.
e. Assistant Secretaries: The Secretary shall nominate hisAier assistants and the
Conference shall elect.
f. Conference Stenographers: The Conference Secretary shall employ the
Conference stenographers.
8. The Conference Statistician:
a. The position of Conference Statistician shall be continued on a part-time basis
with those duties stipulated by The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist
Church, with adequate funding provided.
b. The position of Conference Statistician shall be limited by a tenure of eight
years, effective at the beginning of the 1972-1973 Conference Year.
9. Compensation: The Council on Finance and Administration shall determine, subect
to the approval of the Conference, the compensation given officers for their services
and also, the method and amount for meeting expenses of said officers. The
Conference treasurer shall pay these amounts.
1 0. The Conference Lay Leader: The Conference Lay Leader shall be elected quadrenni-
ally, at the first session of the Annual Conference following General Conference on
nomination by the Bishop and Cabinet and the Executive Committee of the Board
of Laity. Should the vacancy occur at any other time it would be filled by the same
procedure. The Conference Lay Leader shall serve as the chairperson of the Board
of Laity.
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1 1 . Committees and Boards:
a. The Conference Board of Trustees shall meet periodically at times and places
designated by the Board at least twice a year. The annual meeting shall be held
either at Annual Conference or within 30 days prior thereto.
b. There shall be a Program Committee of the Conference consisting of the
resident Bishop, the Conference secretary, the host district superintendent, the
chairperson of Local Committee on Entertainment, the Conference lay leader,
the Conference president of the CJMM, GMW, the GMY, and the director of the
Conference Council on Ministries. They shall determine the compensation and
expense for invited speakers and this shall be paid from the Conference
expense fund.
c. There shall be an Entertainment Committee composed of three ministers and
three laypersons. The Committee shall be elected at the session of the Annual
Conference after the meeting of the General Conference. The Committee shall
receive invitations and recommend to the Annual Conference the place and
method of entertaining the Annual Conference. A local church or other
institution may host the Annual Conference upon acceptance of the invitation
of the Annual Conference.
1) When no invitation has come from the local church or other institution,
the Annual Conference will be held at Methodist College and North
Carolina Wesleyan College on alternating years (held at Methodist College
until Wesleyan has an auditorium).
2) The Cabinet will designate a district each year on a rotating basis as the
host district (when the Conference is held at Methodist College and North
Carolina Wesleyan College) which will be responsible for ushers, flowers,
and other related items of hospitality.
d. There shall be a Committee on Memoirs composed of the Conference
secretary, and the district superintendents. They are charged with the
responsibility of providing for all details of the memorial service. The Confer-
ence secretary shall serve as its chairperson.
e. There shall be a Committee on Daily Minutes elected each year to examine the
daily minutes of the sessions of the Conference and report to the Conference.
f. 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 Buildings, or any other
questions that may properiy come before it.
g. There shall be a Committee of Rules which shall provide to the Conference a
document of Rules of Order and Procedure and the policies and standing rules
and structure that the Conference from time to time shall adopt for its
functioning. This document shall be presented to each Annual Conference.
h. There shall be constituted a Committee on Courtesies and Introductions
annually, at the first session of the Conference.
1. There shall be a Committee on Resolutions and Reference which shall schedule
all resolutions for consideration by the Annual Conference, including resolu-
tions from boards and agencies printed in The Conference Program, Recom-
mendations and Reports. This scheduling will not constitute a
recommendation for approval, disapproval or referral of such a resolution. Any
resolution not in Conference publications will be reviewed by this committee,
which shall recommend to the Annual Conference approval, disapproval, or
referral to another board or agency. With each report the committee shall state
the rationale for the recommendation.
j. There shall be a North Carolina Conference Board of Institutions, Inc. which
shall have the responsibility, upon consultation with the Conference Commis-
sion on Higher Education and Campus Ministry, the Conference Commission
on Health and Human Services, or the Conference Commission on Outdoor
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and Camping Ministries, 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.)
12. No person may serve on more than one board of trustees of an institution to which
trustees are elected by the Conference.
Section V: Financial Administration
1. The Conference treasurer and all others receiving and disbursing funds from our
Conference shall be required to make audited statements annually, and to print the
same in the Journal.
2. The Council on Finance and Administration shall present the budget for adoption
by the Annual Conference only after all other committees, commissions, boards, and
agencies having claims on the budget have presented their report.
3. Each district superintendent shall furnish 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 Conference apportionments; and a
schedule of salaries of clergy as budgeted shall be sent to the presiding bishop.
Section VI: Reports, Resolutions, Motions, and Amendments to Reports
1. All reports, recommendations, and resolutions to be included in the Book of
Recommendations shall be sent to the Conference secretary, typewritten or in some
other form acceptable to the Conference secretary, on or before the date approved
for such by the Council on f^inistries and published in the Conference calendar.
2. Resolutions presented to the Annual Conference, other than those printed in
conference publications, shall be submitted in writing to the Conference secretary
with copies for all members of the Annual Conference. Such resolutions shall be
presented to the Annual Conference on one day and considered the next day. A
resolution is considered "presented" to the Annual Conference when it is distributed
in Conference publications or distributed to members on the floor of the Annual
Conference after authorization by the Conference secretary and chairperson of the
Committee on Resolutions and Reference. All copies distributed shall indicate the
source of the resolution. No resolution shall be distributed later than the second
night of the Annual Conference session. All resolutions shall be referred to the
Conference Committee on Resolutions and Reference. The committee shall report
to the Annual Conference daily.
3. Motions presented to the Annual Conference and amendments to motions shall be
in writing and placed in the hands of the Conference secretary prior to or when
presented or immediately following.
4. Any report, recommendation, resolution, or motion requiring funding over and
beyond the 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 Conference. Such report, recommendation,
resolution, or motion shall be presented to 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 Conference. All such reports,
recommendations, resolutions, or motions shall be referred to the Conference
Council on Finance and Administraton.
Section VII: Pastor's Report to the Annual Conference - Statistics
1 . Final remittances for the current calendar year shall be made to the Conference
Council on Finance and Administration.
2. Each table of the report shall be filled out by individual churches.
3. Table II shall be made out in even dollars only.
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4. Tables I and II shall be printed in the Conference Journal with individual church
reports and charge totals as compiled by the Conference statistician from the
pastor's reports.
Section VID: The Conference Journal
1. The Conference secretary shall be charged with the responsibility of editing and
making contracts for the publication of the Conference Journal, in keeping with
regulations of the General Conference and of the Southeastern Jurisdictional
Conference. The editor shall have full authority to condense reports, memoirs, and
other papers when necessary.
2. One complimentary copy of the Conference Journal shall be sent to each of the
following: the Conference claimants, lay members of the Conference boards, the
educational and church-related institutions of the Morth Carolina Conference, and
lay 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 as he/she may deem advisable. Three copies shall be sent to each
pastor without charge. All other copies shall be sold at $10.00 each. Monies
accruing from the sale of the Journal shall be deposited v/ith the Conference
treasurer and credited to the Journal Account.
3. That the Conference shall publish a one volume Journal of the North Carolina
Annual Conference each year.
Section DC: Districts
1 . The number of districts shall be twelve.
2. Any 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.
3. A district conference may be held annually in each district.
4. The district president, sub-district presidents, and the local church presidents of the
Gnited Methodist Youth Fellowship shall be delegates to the District Conference, in
addition to those named by the 1 972 Discipline.
5. The district lay leaders shall be elected annually by the Annual Conference on
nomination of the district superintendent and the Conference lay leader.
Section X: Displays at the Annual Conference
Display tables and similar matters shall be allocated by the Conference secretary only to
those agencies directly related to or a part of the North Carolina Annual Conference.
Section XI: Amendments
These rules of order and procedure may be amended by a two-thirds vote on the next
day after a proposed amendment has been presented in writing.
Section XII: When the Rules Become Effective
These rules of order and procedure of the North Carolina Annual Conference shall
become effective immediately upon passage by the vote of the majority of the
Conference.
Charles (Chuck) M. Cook, Chairperson
James H. Coile, Secretary
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JCXJRNAL OF PROCEEDINGS
(Daily Minutes)
EXECCmVE SESSION
OF THE 1996 ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Monday, June 10, 1996
Executive Session for All Clergy in Full Connection: Bishop Minnick called the
executive session to order at 10:30 am, opening with the hymn "And Are We Yet Alive."
He led the clergy in reading Psalm 121 responsively and in the prayer of Ignatius Loyola.
After welcoming the members of the executive session, Bishop Minnick called for passing
the character of the clergy in accordance with 11705.6 of the Book of Discipline. Bishop
Minnick reminded the Executive Session that all clergy are in a covenant relationship that
provides mutual support and comfort to each other in good times and in bad, stating that
we enjoy both a covenant of accountability and a covenant of joy. The Bishop explained
that the passing of the character of clergy refers not to whether or not the clergy are
entirely blameless but regards any unresolved charges. He invited all clergy to find
someone near them, join hands with that one person, and share in prayer, each with the
other. The Doxology was then sung.
Bishop Minnick reported that the district superintendents are blameless in character
and in administration of their office.
The Bishop called for the district superintendents to report on the character of the
clergy. In the Raleigh District there was one report of charges having been made which
was dealt with in accordance with the Book of Discipline. Information about this may be
found in the minutes of the Board of Ordained Ministry. The Sanford District
Superintendent reported one complaint in process in accordance with the BooA: of
Discipline. This may also be found in the minutes of the Board of Ordained Ministry. In
the event that further action is necessary, the Executive Session will be notified.
With the exception of the one pending complaint, the Executive Session passed the
character of the clergy in all districts.
Report of the Board of Ordained A%ustry: Bishop Minnick asked the members of the
Board of Ordained Ministry to stand and be recognized.
Bishop Minnick called on Reverend William W. Sherman, Jr., chairperson of the
Board, to present the report. Reverend Sherman stated that the Joint Review Committee
had been eliminated by action of General Conference. Henceforth, the Board of Ordained
Ministry will deal with issues pertaining to administrative charges. The Committee of
Investigation will deal with matters pertaining to character. Sherman moved the election
of the Administrative Review Committee. These were elected.
Sherman made several corrections to the printed report. He directed the clergy's
attention to the disciplinary questions which were approved by a show of hands. Sherman
asked for passing of Question 26.b dealing with affiliate members. This required a 2/3
majority vote. Bishop Minnick asked for those listed to stand and be recognized. They
were approved by more than the required 2/3 vote.
Sherman read Question 28, dealing with probationary membership. Bishop Minnick
asked the candidates to stand before the Conference as their names were read. The
probationary members were approved unanimously and greeted with applause.
Regarding Questions 27 and 31 , the Bishop asked those who were to be elected as
associate members and members in full connection to come forward and stand before
the Annual Conference. Bishop Minnick asked the historic questions to candidates for
associate membership and membership in full connection with the Annual Conference.
Each of the candidates responded with appropriate answers. The Bishop called for the
election of the associate members and they were unanimously elected.
Bishop Minnick called for the election of those listed for full membership in the
Conference and they were elected. /Ml were welcomed with applause by the Executive
Session of Annual Conference.
Reverend William R. Rudd, Clinton Circuit, asked a question regarding his transfer
from the Kentucky Conference. This was referred to the board. Regarding Question 47,
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deceased clergy and spouses, the Executive Session rose and observed a moment of
silence in recognition of those who had died.
Reverend Sam Loy reported on Question 53, regarding disabled clergy. Those listed
in Question 53. a were presented for disability leave. Some of those listed needed to
complete all of the necessary administrative tasks to fulfill the requirements of the Board
of Pensions. Bishop Minnick called for a vote and they were approved.
Question 54, concerning what members in full connections have been retired, the
Bishop asked those retiring to stand and receive the applause of the Executive Session.
Their retirement was approved. Regarding Questions 55 and 57. a, the retirement of
associate members and local pastors, those listed were approved. Bishop Minnick
recognized those who serve in appointments beyond the local church within the United
Methodist system and otherwise. These were recognized and applauded by the Executive
Session.
Sherman moved the approval of the report as a whole. Reverend Ruth Harper, the
Wilmington District Superintendent, requested that those associate members who are
retiring also be allowed to stand and be recognized, and they were. The Executive Session
was asked to stand to indicate its approval of the report of the Board.
Adjournment Bishop Minnick recognized the work of Dr. Belton Joyner as the
conference staff representative to the Board of Ordained Ministry. The Bishop led the
Executive Session in the Wesley Covenant Prayer, after which the Executive Session was
adjourned.
ORIENTATION FOR LAY MEA^ERS
OF THE 1996 ANNUAL CONFERENCE, Monday, June 10, 1996
Greetings and Introductions: Ms. Gwen Henderson, Conference lay leader, greeted
the assembled laity at 10:30 am in the March P. Riddle Center at Methodist College in
Fayetteville, and told them of a change in format for this orientation. She called it "A
Time of Celebration" tied together by inspirational and celebrative music. It began with
an opening song fest led by Mr. Harold Jacobs, diaconal minister, and Ms. Elizabeth
Moore, accompanist.
The laity was then treated with a presentation by the Celebration Singers (Youth
Group) from First GMC of Griffin, GA, under the direction of Mr. Allen Benson. The group
consisted of 40 young people who were on tour. Their splendid performance was
interspersed with laity reports and announcements.
Orientation: During this time of celebration the 1 2 district lay persons of the year
were presented by the district lay leaders or district representatives. Mr. Cashar W. Evans,
Jr., chairperson of the General Conference and SEJ Conference delegations, brought
brief remarks and indicated his complete report would be given during the plenary
session. Mr. Will C. Simpson 111, UMY president, Mrs. Jeanne Rouse, GMW president, Mr.
Samuel C. Hodges, Jr., GMM president, and Ms. Denise C. Waters, Board of Diaconal
Ministry chairperson, were introduced and brought brief remarks. "First Timers" at Annual
Conference were recognized and former Conference lay leaders also were recognized.
Appreciation: Henderson spoke of her appreciation for the last four years as
Conference lay leader, and of those who had supported her and assisted her on behalf
of God's purpose for our Conference and The United Methodist Church.
Adjournment: Henderson called for questions and announcements. Following several
comments from the assembly, she adjourned the meeting.
FIRST DAY, AFTERNOON SESSION, Monday, June 10, 1996
Opening Communion Service: Bishop C P. Minnick, Jr., celebrant, and Bishop Paul
A. Duffey, preacher, led the congregation in singing at 1:25 pm, followed by Holly
Communion for all Annual Conference members and visitors.
Plenary Session: Bishop Minnick called the Conference to order at 3:04 pm for the
opening session of Annual Conference following the communion service.
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Organization of the Conference: Reverend James H. Coile, Conference Secretary,
made the following motions: "I move that the Bar of the Conference be the main floor
and the stage of Reeves Auditorium... 1 move that the records of the registrars at the
registration tables be the official roll of the Conference... I move that the program in The
Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996, be the official program and
agenda of the Conference, with the understanding that the agenda may be amended
from time to time by the presiding Bishop as necessity and expediency may require... I
move that persons appearing on the agenda who are not members of the Conference be
granted the privilege of the floor... I move that the Staff Members and Committee
Members which are listed on pages 7 and 8 of The Conference Program, Recommend-
ations and Reports, 1996, be elected." All motions passed.
Report of Committee on Conference Rules: Reverend Charles Cook, chairperson,
presented the conference rules from the Committee. They were approved without
changes.
Report of Board of Ordained Ministiy: Reverend William W. Sherman, Jr., reported
for the Board of Ordained Ministry. Sherman spoke of the need for persons to answer the
call to ministry. Sherman presented two candidates for probationary membership who
were not present during the morning Executive Session. Thomas Willard Newman and
Peter George Singletary were invited to come forward. The Bishop called for a vote by
only clergy members in full connection. The candidates were elected.
Sherman presented persons who were transferring into this Conference from other
conferences. He advised the Conference that the recent changes to the ordination
process enacted by the General Conference would be reviewed by this Conference to see
how they can best be implemented.
Report of Board of Diaconal AAinistiy: Ms. Denise Waters presented the report of the
Board of Diaconal Ministry. She spoke of the diaconal ministers who are transferring into
this Conference and introduced three candidates for consecration as diaconal ministers
during the evening service. The three candidates were Alice Kirkman Kunka, Kimberly
Strong Lamb, and Anna Gail Dixon Workman. They were approved.
Waters described the changes in consecration of diaconal ministers. She stated that
the Board would be revising its approach in accordance with the legislation of General
Conference. Waters described the work of diaconal ministers as always oriented toward
the ministry itself rather than on the interpretation of the status of the diaconal minister.
She referred to Question 61 on page 40 of The Conference Program, Recommend-
ations and Reports, 1996 and made revisions in both Questions 61 and 63. She moved
the adoption of the report as corrected and it was approved.
Waters expressed her personal thanks to Bishop Minnick for his leadership and
support. She then presented the Bishop with a humorous plaque of a zebra losing its
stripes with the caption: "I think it's stress."
Report of Committee on Nominations: Dr. Robert L. Baldridge presented the
Conference Committee on Nominations Report. Baldridge explained that the General
Conference mandated changes to the Charter of the NC Conference Council on
Ministries. The Committee on Communications has been changed to a Commission.
Baldridge explained the restructuring of the Conference Council on Ministries. He
presented a recommendation concerning a long range planning committee which would
come before the Conference for vote on Tuesday. Baldridge made editorial revisions to
the Book of Nominations. He referred to pages 30 and following in The Conference
Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996, regarding the Conference Council on
Ministries' calendar.
Baldridge described some of the features that would be before the Annual
Conference Tuesday. He referred to pages 35-39 for editorial changes in the Nominations
Report. He then referred to pages 106-107 regarding the recommendations for Campus
Ministries. These recommendations which are also before the Western NC Conference
for vote, are intended to provide more flexibility.
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Baldridge referred to the section on District Officers and Committees in the Book
of Handouts. He recommended editorial changes, as well as changes to Question 16,
concerning changes in district and charge lines.
Election of Conference Officers: On behalf of the Commission on Laity and the
Conference Committee on Nominations, Baldridge nominated Mr. Robby Lowry for
Conference Lay Leader and commended his service as a Rockingham District lay leader
and active lay person in his local church. He was elected unanimously.
Reverend Bill Cottingham from Elon College: First GMC nominated Reverend James
H. Coile for Conference Secretary. The nomination was seconded and he was elected
unanimously.
For Conference Statistician, Reverend Ruth Harper, the Wilmington District
Superintendent, placed in nomination the name of Reverend George Speake. The
nomination was seconded and he was elected unanimously.
Dr. Bill Simpson placed in nomination the name of Dr. J. Allen Norris, Jr., for
Conference Treasurer/Business Administrator. The nomination was seconded and he was
elected unanimously.
Report on General Conference: Mr. Cashar W. Evans, Jr., presented the members
to the General and Jurisdictional Conferences and commended them for their fine work.
Evans gave specific instances where members of our delegation were serving as chairs
of committees or elected to serve on commissions implementing changes that will be
taking placing throughout the denomination. Evans described some of the changes that
took place and their implications for church administration and polity. He reiterated the
call from General Conference to the laity of the church to become more actively involved
in the outreach of the church. He re-emphasized that the mission of the local church is
to make disciples for Jesus Christ. Evans noted the need for outreach ministries and
evangelism, both within the bounds of our Conference and in the wider mission of the
church throughout the worid.
Endorsement of Episcopal Candidate: Evans commended Reverend Kermit Braswell
for his work in the Conference both as a pastor and in church administration for the
Conference. Evans recommended Braswell to the Conference for nomination as our
candidate for episcopal office at Jurisdictional Conference. Bishop Minnick asked the
Conference if they would stand to endorse him. Gpon receiving the endorsement of the
Conference Reverend Braswell and his wife, Alice, came to the platform of the Conference
where they were warmly greeted.
Report of Committee on the Episcopacy: Cashar Evans presented the report of the
Committee on the Episcopacy. Evans reflected on the ministry of Bishop C. P. Minnick
who will be retiring this September. Evans described the accomplishments of the
Conference under the 1 2 years of supervision by Bishop Minnick. Evans quoted from two
letters by Frances Asbury written from Fayetteville, NC. He noted the similarities between
the successes and frustrations of the church in Asbury's time and our own. Evans
compared Bishop Minnick in many respects to Bishop Asbury and commended him for
his integrity and spirituality in all matters pertaining to his administration and leadership.
Evans invited the Annual Conference to stand and join in prayer for Bishop Minnick and
his wife, Mary Ann.
Report of Conference Council on Finance and Administration: Bishop Minnick called
upon Dr. William C. Simpson, Jr. and Dr. J. Allen Morris, Jr., to present the report from
the Council on Finance and Administration. Simpson reported on the budget of the
Annual Conference reflecting on its importance and how it defines the ministry of our
Conference. The report begins on page 56 of The Conference Program, Recommend-
ations and Reports, 1996 and the Book of Handouts on pages 15-16.
Simpson stated that the budget proposed in the Book of Handouts is the one to be
considered. The amendment to the budget found in the Book of Handouts is due to an
action by the General Conference adding a new line for Mission Initiative/Focus 2000. The
line amount is $26,551. He pointed out that on line VII the totals have changed.
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Simpson described once again the method that is used for determining the
Conference Budget and stated that we will be voting on the budget on Wednesday.
Simpson explained that we are voting on a budget which will take effect one and one-half
years from now. He indicated that the rate of increase for the budget on which we will
vote is 3.4%. He reminded the Conference that the Annual Conference actually controls
only 56% of its own budget. The rest of the budget is controlled by such agencies as the
Board of Pensions and other commitments our Conference has to the General Church.
He noted that two key committees on finances and legislation at General Conference
were chaired by delegates from our Conference. Simpson spoke to the issue of meeting
our unfunded liability for pensions. Since not all Conference churches are paying their
apportionments, the time it will take to retire the unfunded liability will extend and the
percentage of the unfunded liability that will come out of the overall Conference budget
will increase.
Simpson referred to the increase in the salaries for superintendents. This will be 1/2
of the rate of increase for minimum salary increases, or approximately 1 .3%. He referred
to the various sections of the financial policy recommendations in The Conference
Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996.
Simpson presented personal remarks exhorting the Conference to renew the
commitment to the connectional system and to meet our apportionments as a priority
of the church. He spoke to the increased liabilities that we incur as a Conference as a
result of churches not meeting their apportionment commitments, and how this impacts
not only the ministry of the church but also the burden that falls to others v/ithin the
Conference, especially to generations that follow.
Simpson moved the approval of sections 3, 4, and 5 of the report. The motion was
tabled pending the completion of the order of the day.
Lay Person of the Year Award: Ms. Gwen Henderson presented the Lay Persons of
the Year from the various districts of the Conference: Mr. Wes Scarlett from Hillsborough
GMC in the Burlington District; Mr. William M. DeLuck from Mt. Sylvan UMC in the
Durham District; Mr. Jesse Basnight from Mt. Carmel GMC in the Elizabeth City District;
Mrs. Bonnie Lee Kifer Jones from Camp Ground GMC in the Fayetteville District; Mr.
Jimmie Lee Edmundson from St. Luke GMC in the Goldsboro District; Mr. Steve Bryan
from Providence GMC in the Greenville District; Mr. Perritt "Frank" Cox from St. Peter's
GMC in the New Bern District; Mr. Pat Ford from the North Raleigh GMC in the Raleigh
District; Ms. Christine Gibson from St. John GMC in the Rockingham District; Mr. Fred
Morton Hight III from Winstead GMC in the Rocky Mount District; Mrs. Donna Aikens
from Jonesboro GMC in the Sanford District; and Mr. Howard M. "Buck" Norton III from
Pine Valley GMC in the Wilmington District. The nominees stood and were recognized
with applause from the Conference. Henderson expressed her appreciation for their work
and ministry.
After describing his extensive accomplishments, the nominee for the Conference Lay
Person of the Year, Mr. Percy "Pat" Ford of North Raleigh GMC was brought forward to
receive the accolade of the Annual Conference and the award of Lay Person of the Year.
Henderson presented the award to Mr. Ford, whose family, pastor and district
superintendent were present to join in the celebration.
Mr. Ford expressed his appreciation for the award and for the support of the
leadership of our Conference in working with him extensively in prison ministries. Mr.
Ford called upon the Conference to recognize those less fortunate, now incarcerated, and
to offer our help and assistance to them in rehabilitating their lives.
Continuation of Report of Conference Council on Finance and Administration:
Bishop Minnick returned to the report of the Committee on Finance and Administration
and to Dr. Simpson for its presentation. Simpson moved the adoption of sections 3, 4,
and 5 of the report.
Reverend J. Quinton Covington, Central Charge, Rockingham District, moved to add
at the end of line 6, section 3, page 63, the words, "funds raised and paid by the Gnited
Methodist Men for local and conference benevolences; and the program expenses of the
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local church." Simpson was recognized to speak against the nnotion. He pointed out that
the benevolence spending of the GMM is not included in the base for connputation of
apportionments now. (The perception of the person making the motion was that in order
for the exclusion to be effective, the Methodist Men's organization had to be chartered.)
Simpson also spoke against the program section of the amendment stating that it would
radically revise the formula of apportionments for local churches. The Bishop called for
anyone who would speak for the motion. As none came forward, the Bishop called for
a vote on the Covington amendment. The motion failed.
Reverend George Megill attempted to make a motion dealing with clergy minimum
salary. Since the amendment had to do with minimum salary calculation, Bishop Minnick
referred the matter to the time when the report on Equitable Compensation is made.
Simpson again called for a vote on sections 3, 4, and 5 of the Report of the Council
on Finance and Administration, and the report was approved.
Report of Conrunission on Laity: Bishop Minnick called on Ms. Gwen Henderson and
the Commission on Laity for their report. She invited the Conference laity officers to
speak.
Mrs. Jeanne Rouse, United Methodist Women president, reviewed the calendar of
events involving laity, including study groups and activities. She described the results of
a survey regarding the structure of the GMW and some of the changes as a result of that
survey.
Mr. William C. Simpson 111, president, presented the report for the United Methodist
Youth of the Conference. Simpson shared his experiences as a part of the GMY and his
participation in Conference youth events. He described the impact of participation in
youth events in his life and how they represent turning points and influence it had on
bringing him to Jesus Christ. He related how his experiences are shared by many youth,
and the importance of supporting youth activities.
Mr. Samuel C. Hodges, Jr., United Methodist Men president, described the
foundations of the GMM and its focus on outreach and ministry. He described the goals
of GMM for the coming year: to increase the charter groups; to increase the extra mile
membership; and to increase our support for Meals for Millions, especially through the
Society of St. Andrew.
Hodges invited all GMM to join him at the GMM special meal on Tuesday. Hodges
related that the GMM used to be under the General Board of Discipleship but is now an
independent commission. Hodges described that this new found independence will
improve the ability of the GMM to continue in ministry and mission. Hodges
recommended that any unchartered Gnited Methodist Men's organization should apply
for a charter as an expression of our connectional ministry. Hodges described the extra
mile membership of an additional $15 per year, which goes to support the national
program. Hodges invited all the men to attend the annual meeting in Goldsboro. He
invited Rouse to join him on the stand for a special presentation. They described a joint
session that will take place on November 16, 1996. A brochure will be available in July.
Henderson, reporting for the Commission on Laity, referred to the Report of the
Laity in The Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996 for review and
adoption. The report was approved.
Announcements: James Coile presented several announcements prior to
adjournment.
Adjournment: Coile pronounced the benediction, and the plenary session was
dismissed.
FIRST DAY, EVENING WORSHIP SESSION, Monday, June 10, 1996
The Service of Worship for Consecration and Ordination: The principal liturgist was
Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., and the guest preacher was Bishop Roy C. Clark. Special music
was presented by the Chancel Choirs of Centenary GMC, New Bern, and Saint Mark's
GMC, Raleigh. Mrs. Denise Conner Waters presented the diaconal ministers for
consecration, and Reverend William W. Sherman, Jr., presented the deacons and elders
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for ordination. (For synopsis of the entire service see worship bulletin, A Service of
Worship for Consecration and Ordination, Monday, June 10, 1996.)
SECOMD DAY, MORNING SESSION, Tuesday, June 11, 1996
Bible Study: At 8:30 am, Bishop Minnick led the Conference through a Bible study.
Pienaiy Session: Bishop Minnick called the session to order at 9:26 am following his
morning Bible study. Reverend Jim Coile, Conference Secretary, made announcements.
Reverend Sam Brown offered a resolution to be voted on Wednesday. The resolution
entitled "Misplaced Congressional Priorities" pertained to the reduction of government aid
to children while aid to big industry remains high.
Bishop Minnick then led the Conference in prayer. The Conference members were
directed to pray with their prayer partners. The Bishop closed the prayer by directing the
Conference to sing "Have Thine Own Way, Lord."
Report of the Conference Council on Ministries: Bishop Minnick called Dr. Robert
Baldridge to deliver the report. Baldridge began by reading the mission of the local
church paragraph, as approved by General Conference and to be included in the 1996
Book of Discipline. After stating that the work of the Council is to equip local churches
to carry out this mission, he listed many achievements to be celebrated since the last
session of Annual Conference, e.g. increases in church membership, worship and Sunday
school attendance, mission to Armenia, the starting of four new and thriving churches.
Baldridge asked Reverend Laura Eariy of the Elizabeth City District to make
comments about Christian education in the Conference. Eariy outlined many of the
specific programs she has been implementing in her district. She also described ground
breaking work in constructing a racially inclusive church in Bertie County. She has been
a part of that work by organizing and preaching.
Baldridge directed the Conference's attention both to the Nominations' Book and
to page 27 of The Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996. A
revision of the Charter of the Council on Ministries has changed the Committee on
Communications to the Commission on Communications. This brings the charter in line
with General Conference rules and changes made in 1996. This vote also included
changes that were made on Monday.
The Bishop called for the vote and it was approved.
Baldridge referred to the recommendation in the Book of Nominations concerning
a long range planning committee. The members approved the recommendation.
Baldridge corrected the name of the committee on page 5 in the Nominations Book to
Committee on Ethnic Local Church Concerns by deleting the word "Minority."
Rev. Albert Shuler nominated Reverend Shane Benjamin to serve on the committee.
Baldridge then offered the nominations as they were corrected for approval by the
Conference.
The Bishop recognized Reverend Claire Clyburn to make a substitute nomination.
She referred to the Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns on page
2, nominating Catherine Johnson to replace Mary Marti Hatch. Reverend Hope Ward
substituted Pat Lykins for Sandra Lee under the 12 members-at-large section on the
Commission on Mission and Outreach. The Bishop called for a vote on these
substitutions. They were approved.
Reverend Albert Shuler asked to make changes on page 2 of the Book of Handouts.
Bishop Minnick delayed that change until later. The Bishop called for a vote on the
nominations. The Conference elected those nominated for boards, commissions,
committees, and councils for 1997-2000 quadrennium.
Baldridge referred to nominations for district committees and officers. Reverend
Albert Shuler was recognized for a substitution on page 2, in reference to the Durham
District. Under the Board of Church Location and Building, David Woodhouse was offered
in place of Mark Lykins. Reverend Jim Lee was recognized and he referred to page 3,
removing one name in his district. He then substituted Mokie Standi for Rex Markham
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under the Board of Trustees, Goldsboro District. Baldridge offered the amended District
Committees and District Officers for election. They were elected.
Baldridge presented the Program Calendar and Advance Specials. The Bishop asked
for questions, then called for the vote and they were approved.
Baldridge referred the Conference to the Trustee Nominations for the Methodist
Retirement Homes, Inc. The Bishop called for the vote and they were elected. Baldridge
referred to the revisions in the Campus Ministry Handbook which were discussed on
Monday and presented them for vote. The changes were approved.
Report of Connmission on Health and Human Services: Reverend Roger Cope spoke
on behalf of the Commission on Health and Human Services. He introduced Bob and
Jennifer Kinzer, the executive directors of the Asbury Homes. Cope then introduced a
video that highlighted the features of the CJnited Methodist Homes, Inc. The focus of the
video was the Eagle Program, a quality assurance program for health care facilities. Dr.
Reginald Ponder presented a plaque to the Bishop, and one to Roger Cope, which
recognized the achievement of excellence in health care facilities under the Eagle
Program.
Dr. Baldridge commented on the amount of giving toward the Conference
apportionments and how a lower level of giving decreases the ability of the Conference
to provide for programs. Baldridge closed the report of the Conference Council on
Ministries, departing with applause of appreciation.
Report of Task Force on Past Service Pension Liability: Reverend Edward F. Hill II
encouraged the members to read carefully the report found in the Book of Handouts in
order to understand the financial situation of the unfunded pension claims. Hill stated
that the committee is still looking at alternate payment options to alleviate this unfunded
liability. The Task Force did not make a specific recommendation but made a motion to
continue the Task Force for another year. Discussion and questions followed.
The Bishop asked the Conference to vote on continuing the Task Force for another
year. The continuation was approved.
Resolution on PlanningA-ocation of Future Conference-wide Events: Reverend Clyde
Denny from Windsor presented a resolution concerning the importance of having
Conference meetings located closer to the Elizabeth City area. His resolution was
approved.
Stage Setting: Bishop Minnick asked for someone from the Annual Conference
Planning Committee to come forward and explain the symbolism of the stage backdrop
of Reeves Auditorium. Reverend Chuck Cook, chairperson of the Commission on
Worship, commented about the painting created for Annual Conference. The Bonsai tree
motif depicts summer, fall, winter, and spring. Oda Lewis, the artist, is from Wilson.
Announcements: The Conference Secretary made announcements before a brief
recess. The Conference was dismissed at 10:45 am to prepare for the order of the day
at 1 1 :00 am, the Memorial Service.
All Saints Celebration - Memorial Service: Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., presided and
Dr. John K. Bergland, preached. Special music was rendered by a Bell Choir, and at the
toll of a bell, family and friends of the deceased lighted candles for each person who had
died. (For synopsis of entire service, see worship bulletin, The Memorial Service.)
SECOND DAY, AFTERNOON SESSION, Tuesday, June 11, 1996
The Tuesday afternoon session of the North Carolina Annual Conference began at
1 :25 pm with an opening hymn and prayer.
NC Conference Partners in Caring: The Partners in Caring, chaired by the Rev, Jerry
T. Smith, held their annual business session. The hymn, "Leaning On the Evedasting
Arms," was sung as the opening hymn. Reverend Smith called the meeting to order. The
prayer included the remembrance of those who had passed away in the last year.
Reverend Henry Lovelace, secretary/treasurer, was asked to give the report. Bishop
Minnick suggested that the reports be kept to a minimum due to the malfunction of the
building's cooling system. Lovelace presented the report and moved four items of
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change: 1) Student pastors are now allowed to be nnembers of the Partners in Caring,
their call to be only $7. 2) Raise the retired members call to $7. 3) Drop the initiation
fee. 4) Secretarial fee raised to $200 per call.
Smith presented each change for vote and they were approved.
He recognized the trustees and called for the report of the Nominating Committee.
The current officers were renominated and approved.
The meeting of the Partners in Caring was adjourned.
Plenaiy Session: Bishop Minnick opened the afternoon session with comments about
the return of the retirees. He began with prayer and directed the members to find prayer
partners and pray for a short time for the retirees and the Conference as it continues its
work.
Report of Task Force on Ministries to Women in Crisis Pregnancies and their Unbom
Children: Dr. Jimmie B. Shuler gave the report on the Task Force. She spoke of
alternatives in ministries for women with crisis pregnancies and unborn children, and
introduced members of the committee. The Task Force recommended that a possible
response to this need be the purchase of a home and staffing for it. This would move the
Conference into a new ministry.
The Task Force recommendations were presented for adoption by the Conference.
Items in this report were presented as recommendations for consideration.
Reverend Rufus Stark was recognized to speak. He stated that the Methodist Home
for Children had a potential interest in participating in this type of home.
The Bishop called for the vote on the report and it was approved.
Clergy Retiree Recognition: Reverend Woodrow W. Wells, Jr., was recognized by the
Bishop for the order of the day. The 1996 retirees were Morris L. Barber, John R. Blue,
Robert F. Bundy, Clingman C. Capps, James H. Coile, Gerald L. Edge, Robert K.
Eldredge, Joseph C. Glass, Jr., Charles H. Hutchinson, A. Kimsey King, Jr., Maurice L.
Lancaster, Joe D. Lister, Carleton P. McKita, Horace L. McLaurin, Evander Parnell, Robert
E. Rattz, William W. Sherman, Jr., Wayne E. Thomas, and E. M. Thompson, Jr. The
retirees who were present for the recognition addressed the Conference and appreciation
was expressed to them.
Report of Board of Pensions: Reverend Woodrow W. Wells, Jr., referred the
Conference to the Board of Pensions Report. After editorial changes. Report A was
offered for approval. The Bishop called for the vote and it was approved.
Wells referred the Conference to Report B. Under Item l.C the current rate of $345
increased to $356 per service year pension credit. Wells announced that one million
dollars had been received unexpectedly, which would help with the unfunded liability and
the pension payment increase. Wells offered Report B for approval.
The Bishop called for the vote and the report was approved.
Wells explained Report C and moved the adoption of it. The Bishop asked for
discussion, after which Report C was adopted.
Wells referred to Report D, the Ministers' Transition Fund Constitution. He made
reference to the deadline mentioned in the document. Deadlines have an important effect
on a year's profit. Jim Coile asked about the difference between the report as printed in
the Book of Handouts and the report found in The Conference Program, Recommend-
ations and Reports, 1996. The report in the Book of Handouts is the report to be
approved. The handout describes the transition fund in terms that are consistent with IRS
requirements. The Bishop placed the issue before the Conference and asked for
questions. Dr. Bruce Taylor was recognized to ask a question. The Bishop called for a
vote on the matter of the Ministers' Transition Fund, Report D. It was approved.
Report E was placed before the Conference. The Bishop asked for a vote and the
Conference approved it. Reverend Wells moved the adoption of the entire report of the
Board of Pensions. It was approved.
Report of United Methodist Publishing House: Mrs. Lou Braswell Jennings reported
for the United Methodist Publishing House. She also asked Dr. Belton Joyner to speak.
Joyner made a short speech in praise of the United Methodist Publishing House and its
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work in the churches. The Gnited Methodist Publishing House presented a gift of
$16,832.49 to the Pensions of the NC Conference. Jennings also presented the Bishop
with some book ends in appreciation for his support of the Gnited Methodist Publishing
House.
Report of Commission on Equitable Compensation: Reverend Robert E. Bergland
presented the report on the Commission on Equitable Compensation. Bergland read
portions of the report to highlight the disciplinary mandate that is given to his
commission. Bergland pointed out the salary schedule under Item I.A.I. He moved the
adoption of section I.A.I, page 70.
Reverend George Megill was recognized and moved to substitute $27,499 in order
to raise the minimum salaries for pastors under full-time appointment. This would make
the raise for a full-time pastor the same dollar amount as the raise for district
superintendents. There was a second. Reverend Charles Myers spoke to his concern of
the pressure these increases will add to small church budgets and against the Megill
motion. The Bishop asked if anyone would speak for the motion. Bergland asked for a
final word before the vote. Dr. Bill Simpson responded from the Conference Council on
Finance and Administration. He noted that the Conference budget would not be affected
very much by salary changes in the Megill motion. The Bishop called for the vote and the
Megill motion failed.
Item I.A.I was presented. Reverend Susan Pate-Greenwood spoke of her concern
that the linkage of the minimum salary to the district superintendents' salary would cause
animosity within the Conference. She suggested the Commission on Equitable
Compensation look at other ways to set minimum salary without reference to the district
superintendent salaries. Item I.A.I was presented for a vote and it passed.
Section I.A.2 was brought by Bergland for consideration by the Conference. The
Bishop called for the body to vote and the section was approved. Other parts of the
report were mentioned and pointed out as information. Bergland moved approval of the
entire report. Following further discussion, the report was approved.
Report of Ministers' Moving Expense Committee: Mrs. Mary Plummer presented the
Ministers' Moving Expense Committee Report found on page 76 of The Conference
Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996. Three editorial changes were made.
After explaining the additions, Plummer moved adoption of the report. The Bishop
opened the floor.
After some discussion. Reverend Jerry Lowry offered an amendment to amend
section II.G to state "one year" instead of "four months." A second was received. The
Bishop asked for discussion.
Substitute Amendment Reverend Susan Harsh-Cafferty offered a substitute
amendment to revise G to read "following the date the expense was incurred." The
substitute amendment was accepted by the Committee.
The Bishop asked for the vote on the report. The report was adopted.
Report of Joint Committee on Disability: Reverend Samuel W. Loy presented his
report found on page 68 of The Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports,
1996. Loy moved adoption of the report and it was adopted.
Report of Task Force on Pern Covenant Dr. Mark W. Wethington, chairperson,
presented the report and spoke of his theological mission and the theology of missionary
outreach in Peru. He thanked many people for their support for the mission effort in Peru.
Wethington offered a tribute to Dr. Frederick Herzog, professor at Duke Divinity School
who died this past year and who had initiated the covenant with the Peruvian Church.
Wethington introduced Ms. Rhonda Lee. Ms. Lee, who is currently in training, will be a
missionary to Peru.
Ms. Rosa Quevedo of Peru was introduced to bring greetings to the Conference.
Translation was made by Rhonda Lee. Lee and Quevedo were invited to address the
Conference. The Bishop asked the Conference if they would approve the report of the
Task Force on Peru Covenant. It was approved.
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Announcements: Bishop Minnick recognized Reverend Herbert Zigbuo, a missionary
to Liberia. The Conference welcomed Zigbuo with applause. The Conference Secretary
announced that those who were not planning to walk or to run could give money to the
Run/walk for Hunger and Human Need.
Special Privilege: The Bishop granted a point of special privilege to Ms. Rebecca
Daniel of Vanceboro GMC. She offered a recommendation for making laity more active
in our pulpits.
Adjournment The Bishop stood the Conference in recess at 5:09 pm.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY EVENING. June 11, 1996
A Celebration of the AAinistiy of Bishop and Mrs. C. P. Minnick, Jr.: A musical drama
highlighting the life and ministry of Bishop Minnick was presented along with several
videos by family and friends. Following the presentation, a reception in their honor was
held in the Berns Student Center.
THIRD DAY, MORNING SESSION, Wednesday, June 12, 1996
Bible Study: Bishop Minnick led the Conference through a Bible Study at 8:30 am.
Plenary Session: Bishop Minnick called the Conference to order at 9:26 am. He
asked the members of the Conference to find their prayer partners and prepare for the
morning session of prayer. He asked that everyone pray that the will of God be fulfilled
in the Annual Conference. He also asked the people to pray for the individual churches
that make up the NC Annual Conference. The Bishop ended the prayer time by praying
the Lord's Prayer.
Report of Committee on Resolutions and Reference: Reverend Alan P. Swartz
referred the members of Annual Conference to several resolutions.
Resolution on Living Our Discipline: Swartz placed the resolution before the
Conference to be voted on. Bishop Minnick asked for questions and discussion related
to the resolution. Henry Jarrett, chairperson of the Commission on Church and Society,
explained the resolution.
Amendment Reverend Quinton Covington asked for clarification, then made a
motion to amend the third "Whereas," fourth line, to read "(i.e. death penalty, etc. and
victim's justice)." The motion was seconded. The Bishop called for discussion. The
members were asked to vote on the amendment and it was approved.
Amendment Reverend Kevin Baker moved an amendment. He moved "insertion of
the words 'general rules...,' into the resolution under 'Therefore be it resolved...,' and
'Confession of Faith...' be added" to the list of documents pastors present to their
churches. The motion received a second. Bishop Minnick asked for further discussion,
then for a vote on the amendment. It was approved.
Bishop Minnick called for a vote on the amended resolution and it was approved.
Swartz called attention to a "Resolution on Military Spending" and placed it before
the Conference. After discussion for and against the resolution, the question was called.
Upon receiving the required 2/3 vote to stop debate, the resolution was placed for vote.
The resolution failed.
Resolution on Repeal of Concealed Weapons Act Swartz called the Conference's
attention to the "Resolution on the Repeal of the Concealed Weapons Act." Henry Jarrett
was recognized to speak in favor of the resolution. Reverend Roger Cope was recognized
to speak against the resolution. Reverend Rufus Stark spoke in favor of the resolution.
Mr. Tom Perkins from Rose Hill UMC spoke against the resolution. The question was
called. The Bishop asked for a clarification by the Commission on Church and Society.
After receiving the required 2/3 vote to close debate, the resolution was supported by
majority vote.
Resolution on Misplaced Priorities: Swartz referred the Conference to the "Resolution
on Misplaced Congressional Priorities." The Committee on Resolutions and Reference
made several changes in the resolution and submitted those to the Conference on a
separate sheet. The revised version was placed before the members of the Conference
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for a decision. Sam Brown spoke in favor of the resolution. He provided explanation and
clarification. A point of order was raised but was overruled.
Amendment Reverend Richard Sharp moved to amend by deleting the word
"Congressional" in the title, then added, "And Be It Also Revolved that we of the 1996 NC
Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church do pledge to be more sensitive to
the needs of children, the poor, the old, and those least able to attend to their own
needs. In so doing, we will faithfully and regularly submit our own tithes and offerings
through our local churches to help care for some of these needs and we will exhort all
members of our churches to do the same." The title of the resolution would be
"Misplaced Priorities." Swartz advised the Bishop that the amendment just made would
be accepted by the committee.
Bishop Minnick placed the renamed "Resolution on AAisplaced Priorities" before the
Conference as amended.
Reverend Ken Ripley moved to "refer the resolution to the Board of Church and
Society for further crafting and submission to the next Conference." It received a second.
The Bishop called for a vote and it was not referred.
Bishop Minnick then called for a vote on the Misplaced Priorities Resolution and it
was adopted. This completed the Committee on Resolutions and Reference Report.
Report of Insurance Committee: Reverend H. Gray Southern, chairperson of the
Insurance Committee, encouraged prevention by maintaining one's good health. He also
promoted the health screening at Annual Conference. Southern introduced those
Conference staff persons who administer the insurance program for clergy. He referred
the members to the Insurance Report, and also called attention to the sheet that was
mailed to the members prior to Annual Conference. Southern then explained benefits and
cost reductions.
Reverend Milton Gilbert, First Church, Morehead City, made a motion to amend the
length of insurance coverage after termination of employment. He received a second. The
Bishop asked if anyone would speak against the amendment. After several questions and
clarifications, he called for a vote on the amendment. The amendment failed.
The Bishop returned to the question on Item II.B on page 73. After several questions
were answered, the Bishop reminded the members of the upcoming order of the day at
11:00 am. The Insurance Committee was dismissed until the afternoon session.
College Scholarship Awards: Beth Morris presented the college scholarship awards.
Brad Mitchell from Garris Chapel UMC in LaGrange received the William Ragsdale
Cannon Scholarship and will be a preministerial senior at hC Wesleyan. Mitchell
addressed the Conference. The United Methodist Foundation Annual Conference
Scholarship recipients were Lorie Bartley of Middlesex who attends Duke Divinity School,
and Matthew McKay from Pleasant Green GMC in Hillsborough who attends NC
Wesleyan. Bartley and McKay addressed the Conference. The Blackburn Scholarship
recipient was Alma Holtzman from Zion GMC in the Raleigh District and she will be
attending Methodist College. The Conference Student Day Scholarship recipients were
Ashley Sneed of Franklin Memorial GMC and Wesley Lloyd of Edenton GMC. They will
attend Louisburg College. In their absence, their pastors accepted the awards for them.
Recognition of Qergy Spouses: The Bishop recognized the clergy spouses who were
present. They received applause from the members of the Conference. The clergy
spouses' annual luncheon was being held on Wednesday.
Announcements: The Bishop called for several announcements from the Conference
Secretary. Bishop Minnick recognized Rick Hanse for a comment about the noon picnic.
Worship and Adjournment Bishop Minnick closed the business session of the
Conference for the order of the day, the Service of Worship, with Bishop Roy C. Clark
preaching. The Conference adjourned for lunch with the benediction at the end of the
worship sen/ice.
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THIRD DAY, AFTERNOON SESSION, Wednesday, June 12, 1996
Plenaiy Session: Bishop Minnick called the Plenary Session to order at 1 :25 pm.
Members of the Conference sang "To God Be the Glory" as they prepared for the
afternoon session. Bishop Minnick asked the members to find their prayer partners and
begin the afternoon session in prayer. He encouraged the members to offer prayers of
thanksgiving for all the various ministries of the Conference and for the guidance of the
Holy Spirit in the afternoon's decisions.
Report of Conference Board of Taistees: Reverend Jerry Lowry, the Conference
Board of Trustees chairperson, directed the members to the report found in The
Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996. He recognized the trustees
as well as the staff. Lowry concluded his report, and it was approved.
Continuation of Report of Insurance Committee: Reverend Gray Southern continued
his report and explained again the vote that was to be taken. He presented the differences
between the Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) Select Co-Pay Program, and the other
option available in the health coverage. After Southern's explanation the Bishop asked if
there was any discussion.
Ms. Rebecca Daniels, Vanceboro, offered an amendment changing 90 days to 18
months at the pastor's own expense. Southern responded by saying this amendment
would be taken as a "friendly recommendation" to be studied in the next year.
Motion to Refer Reverend Rufus Stark made a motion to refer the Daniels
amendment to the committee for further study.
The Bishop called for a vote and the motion to refer was passed. The Bishop asked
the members of Conference to approve the Insurance Committee's report and it was
approved.
Report of the Conference Statistician: Reverend George D. Speake, Conference
Statistician, directed the members' attention to pages 124-125 in The Conference
Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996. Speake offered some clarifications and
celebrations. There was an increase of 753 new members and an increase in Sunday
school attendance and membership. Bishop Minnick asked the body to approve the
report, and it was approved.
Presentation of the Conference Plan of Inclusiveness: Reverend George W. Johnson
presented this report, and called attention to page 43 in The Conference Program,
Recommendations and Reports, 1996, in order to walk the members through the "NC
Conference Plan of Inclusiveness." Johnson laid the document before the body for
approval. The Bishop asked for discussion and questions.
Reverend Quinton Covington asked what a congregation who still refuses to accept
a cross-racial appointment might expect as far as a reaction from the Bishop and
Cabinet. The Bishop responded that education and prayer would be used to bring them
to an understanding of the need. Covington also asked for clarification on how the
$100,000 for the Ethnic Local Church Concerns (ELCC) Committee would be used.
Would it be raised on a continuing basis and for how long? He asked if another office
would be established and maintained to administer the concerns of the ELCC Committee.
The answer to his final question was no, a new office will not be established with new
staff. The Bishop also stated, in addition, that he did not want to see the fear of having
a new agency prevent progress in this area of ministry and mission. Covington concluded
his statement.
Mrs. Esteen Beavers of Westwood in Goldsboro referred to the first paragraph on
page 43 and offered an amendment to delete the phrase "or any other criteria..." in the
first paragraph. The Bishop ruled her amendment out of order.
Amendment Reverend David Woodhouse was recognized and moved "to delete the
entire first paragraph of the document." Reverend Johnson informed the Bishop that the
task force would be willing to delete that paragraph without opposition. It was deleted.
After further discussion, the question was called. The debate was ended after the
required 2/3 vote.
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Bishop Minnick asked for the vote on the "NC Conference Plan of Inclusiveness," and
it was approved.
Reverend Albert Shuler requested an opportunity to speak. He thanked the
Conference for their support of the plan and informed the Conference that at a
denominational meeting, it was determined that the "MC Annual Conference Plan of
Inclusiveness" was the best plan in Methodism. It will be used as a model for others.
Shuler invited a number of people forward to present them with pins. He reported that
they had attended a meeting on minority concerns in April and they would be going to
a special meeting concerning minority concerns in the near future.
Presentation of Charters to New Congregations: Reverend David E. Brownlee invited
a number of people to come forward to receive new church charters and to be
recognized. Cornerstone and Clark Street have not received charters but are making
remarkable progress. Scott Davis was invited by Brownlee to tell a story from the new
Harbor GMC, Camille Yorkey Edwards, pastor. Wayne Hicks shared a story from Pinehurst
GMC, Steven W. McElroy, pastor. Dion Roach and Mary Peacock were invited to come
forward and tell stories about Christ GMC in Chapel Hill, Raegan V. May, pastor.
The Bishop was invited to present the charters to these new churches. It was
announced that Sunset Ridge, Carpenter-Green Level, and Smith Creek are three other
new churches planned for this coming year. {Editorial Note: Sunset Ridge named
changed to Sunrise, Carpenter-Green Level name changed to Disciple, and Smith Creek
name changed to Hope, effective 07/01/96.)
Bishop's Award of Excellence in Scouting: Dr. Steve C. Compton made these
presentations. The Gnited Methodist Men's Scout Coordinator presented the awards. Pack
253, Wrightsville Beach in the Wilmington District, and Pack 347, Queen's Creek in the
New Bern District, were recognized for their scouting ministry.
Francis Asbuiy Award: Reverend Edward F. Hill 11, chairman of the Commission on
Higher Education and Campus Ministry, was asked to make this presentation. Dr. J. /Mien
Morris, Jr., was awarded the Francis Asbury Award for 1996, recognizing his long-time
work in Higher Education and Campus Ministry in the NC Conference as well as in the
general church.
An additional award was presented to Morris by Dr. James A. Moseworthy, director
of Annual Conference Relations and Public Policy Programs, the General Board of Higher
Education and Campus Ministry. This was a Southeastern Jurisdictional award. Morris was
thanked and congratulated by the Bishop.
Denman Evangelism Awards: Reverend Eckie Lancaster made the presentation of
these awards from the Commission on Evangelism. Mr. Tom Walden was asked to come
forward to receive the Harry Denman Evangelism Award. Walden, a member of Wake
Forest GMC, coordinates the Lay Witness Mission for the Board of Discipleship. Dr. Sam
W. Dixon received the second Denman Evangelism Award. Lancaster described Dixon's
contributions to the MC Conference in the area of Evangelism.
Key Taylor Town and Country Amission Award: Reverend Hope Morgan Ward
presented the Key Taylor Award to Shiloh GMC in the Burlington District. The pastor of
Shiloh, Reverend William A. Haddock, Jr. accepted this award. Ward described the
church's contributions in various areas of mission and presented a check for $700.
Haddock then addressed the members of the Conference.
Saints of God Stewardship Award: Reverend Douglas L. Byrd, executive director,
Gnited Methodist Foundation, Inc., announced Mr. Tom Chandler, a past president of the
GM Foundation, as the recipient of the Saints of God Stewardship Award for 1996. This
is an endowment honoring those who have given lifelong service to the glory of God.
Byrd described Chandler's many honors and contributions to the area of stewardship
development. Byrd invited Dr. J. Allen Morris to present the award to Chandler. Chandler
spoke briefly to the Conference.
Significant Effort to Improve Race Relations Awards: Reverend Samuel H. Brown,
chairperson of the Commission on Religion and Race, presented the awards. Reverends
Edith Cleaves and Benjamin Sharpe, along with representatives from their churches, were
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invited to come forward to be recognized as recipients of the awards. Gleaves, an African-
American, was appointed to Resurrection GMC in the Durham District, which is a
predominately white congregation. Gleaves gave words of thanks to the Conference.
Sharpe, pastor of Cornerstone GMC in the Fayetteville District, was recognized for starting
a bi-racial and multi-ethnic congregation. He addressed the Conference. An award was
also presented to Partners for Humanity, a local Raleigh group of United Methodists from
several area churches, for their work in race relations. The goal of this group is to work
together to help create a more inclusive community among Christians in the Raleigh area.
Reverend Jimmy F. Cummings, associate director of the Conference Council on
Ministries, accepted the award on behalf of the group.
Outstanding Ecunnenical Endeavor Award: Reverend M. Claire Clyburn recognized
two groups: Ahoskie GMC in the Elizabeth City District and the Newton Grove Regional
Ministerial Association. Reverend W. Kenneth Hall, Sr., pastor of Ahoskie GMC accepted
the first award. Father Jim Varno of Our Lady of Guadeloupe Church in Newton Grove
accepted the second award. The Newton Grove Ministerial Association has a strong
racially inclusive group of ministers. Bishop Minnick offered his congratulations. Reverend
Hall and Father Varno addressed the members of Annual Conference.
Accessibility Grant Mr. Thomas L. Walden presented the award to First GMC in Pine
Level along with a check for $500 to improve its accessibility and to upgrade the church's
sound system for hearing impaired persons.
Scxriety of Saint Andrew Awards: Reverend Julia Webb-Bowden presented three
awards to Cary:First GMC, Pine Valley GMC, and Soapstone GMC youth. Reverend Doug
Jessee and the Cary Church were congratulated for outstanding financial support. Mr.
Buck Norton led the teams of Pine Valley which gleaned nearly 2,000,000 pounds of
produce in the past year. The youth of Soapstone raised $2,000 for the Society of St.
Andrew. Webb-Bowden thanked Bishop Minnick for his support of the Society of St.
Andrew and presented him with a tee shirt and a hat.
Board and Agency Chairperson Recognition: Bishop Minnick presented plaques of
appreciation to agency chairpersons who have completed their term in office: Samuel H.
Brown, chairperson of the Commission on Religion and Race; Richard T. Clayton,
chairperson of the Commission on Education; Roger D. Cope, chairperson of the
Commission on Health and Human Services; William E. Cummings, chairperson of the
Committee on Ethnic and Local Church Concerns; William H. Gattis, chairperson of the
State Commission on Campus Ministries; Gwen Henderson, Conference Lay Leader and
chairperson of the Commission on Laity; Edward F. Hill II, Chairperson of the
Commission on Higher Education and Campus Ministry; Jerry Lowry, president of the
Conference Trustees; William C. Simpson, Jr., president of the Conference Council of
Finance and Administration; G. Ronald Patton, chairperson of the Committee on Disaster
Preparedness; Carson L. Wiggins, chairperson of the Commission on Stewardship. The
recipients received a standing ovation from the members of the Conference.
Continuation of Report of Council on FTnance and Administration and Decision on
the Budget: Dr. William C. Simpson, president, referred to pages 56-57 in The
Conference Program, Recommendations and Reports, 1996, and noted that The Book
of Handouts, pages 15-16, contains a revised copy of the budget. Simpson offered words
of encouragement for meeting the budget in order to effectively accomplish ministry in
our Conference. He placed the 1998 budget, funds to be raised in 1997, before the
Conference for a vote. Discussion followed.
Mr. John Brooks, Edenton Street GMC, moved to amend budget line 36,
Commission on Christian Gnity and Interreligious Concerns, by increasing it by $16,000.
The increase would be a contribution to the NC Council of Churches. He provided a
handout and received a second. Brooks spoke to the motion. He explained the rationale
and thinking behind the statement on the NC Council of Churches: A Summary of
Activities, April 1996, which was his handout to the members of the Conference. Bishop
Minnick called for discussion of the motion to restore $16,000 to the Commission on
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Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns budget for the purposes of the NC Council
of Churches.
After discussion, the previous question was called. The Bishop called for the vote to
end debate. The question was called by the required 2/3 vote.
The Brooks amendment to the budget was put to a vote by the Bishop. The
amendment was defeated.
The budget as a whole was offered to the Conference. The Bishop called for
questions and discussion, after which he returned the attention of the Conference to the
budget vote. After further discussion, a vote was taken, and the budget was adopted.
Simpson asked to raise one more point and was given permission. He offered
further encouragement to the Conference to raise and fulfill budget obligations.
Report of Conmmittee on Minutes: Reverend Gayla Estes presented the Committee
on Minutes Report. She read an epic poem as her report from the Committee on
Minutes. She moved that the Conference approve the minutes that have been read and
give the Committee permission to review and correct the minutes that will be recorded
later. The motion was approved.
Reverend Ken Ripley of Spring Hope in the Rocky Mount District made a motion to
reconsider the resolution on military spending. The vote was taken and the body decided
not to reconsider the resolution.
Motion: Ripley then moved that "the NC Conference request the Methodist Colleges
within the Conference to consider developing and making available classes or seminars
appropriate to the continuing education of lay speakers and local pastors." A second was
received and discussion was called for. The Bishop asked for a vote on the motion and
it was supported.
Run/Walk Orientation: Reverend Randall G. Maynard and Reverend Woodrow Wells
presented a skit to promote the run/walk. They presented the Bishop with $100 as their
personal sponsorship of him in the run/walk.
Recognition: Reverend Sid Huggins was recognized and allowed to share two happy
recognitions. Reverend and Mrs. Em Thompson celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary on June 9, 1996. Reverend and Mrs. A. P. Hill celebrate their fiftieth wedding
anniversary today, June 12. Both couples were presented with red roses by the Greenville
District.
Reverend Rick Clayton, chairperson of the Commission on Education, was
recognized by the Bishop to address the Conference. Clayton promoted "Windows to the
Future."
General and Jurisdictional Pool Elections: Dr. Belton Joyner presented the matter
of election of the Jurisdictional Pool. These are members of our Conference that may be
considered to be elected to General and Jurisdictional Boards and Agencies. The list was
presented and the floor was opened for further nominations. No nominations were made.
The Bishop called for the election of these persons and they were duly elected.
Joyner presented nominations to a pool for the Jurisdictional Administrative Council.
The Bishop called for the vote and those listed were elected.
Announcements: Reverend Thomas Holtsclaw announced that Dr. Charles E. Brady,
a member of Tabernacle CIMC in Robbins, will be a crew member on the Space Shuttle
that will be launched June 20, 1996, at 10:49 am. He asked the Conference to send
greetings to him and his family.
Reverend Frank Lloyd encouraged pastors and churches to order their Sunday
school literature from the Cokesbury Store in Raleigh to help that store and our own
Conference.
Motion: Mr. M. L. Jones of Wendell CMC moved that the Conference "Secretary
include a statement in the Book of Recommendations and Reports urging anyone who
wishes to amend a report to contact the chairman of the report before the Conference
and work out a mutually agreeable revision." Reverend Quinton Covington was recognized
for clarification. Dr. Bill Simpson commented that the motion may not be legal. The
Bishop ruled it in order, and called for a vote on the motion which was passed.
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Motion: Reverend Barbara Price, ABLC, asked whether audio tapes could be taken
when we leave Annual Conference. She moved that the Conference "approve the
reproduction and distribution of, at reasonable cost, the audio tapes of Bishop Minnick's
Bible Studies and other worship events from this Annual Conference." The motion was
seconded. The Bishop called for a vote and it was approved.
Ms. Rebecca Daniels, Vanceboro GMC, made a motion to request that all pulpits in
every church be filled every Sunday. She suggested this be done by lay speakers where
necessary and also with retired ministers. A second was given, and the Bishop asked for
discussion.
Motion to Refen Ms. Gwen Henderson was recognized to make a substitute motion.
She moved "to refer the motion to the Commission on Laity and that the Commission's
recommendation be reported to the 1997 Annual Conference." The members of the
Conference voted to refer the matter.
Personal P'rivflege: Ms. Era Mae Rickman, Southern Pines GMC, was granted a point
of privilege. She spoke in support of the Ten Dollar Club and encouraged the entire
membership of the Conference to support it.
Motion: Reverend Dennis Levin moved "that the boards and agencies of the
Conference be permitted to fund specific programs of the NC Council of Churches. None
of the funds so used shall be used for the general support of the Council nor for
programs in violation of the doctrines or Discipline of The United Methodist Church."
Motion: Following discussion. Reverend Gene Tyson moved "to table the motion."
The Bishop asked the members if they wished to table it, and it was tabled.
Announcements: The Bishop commended the members of the Conference for being
on schedule. Bishop Minnick informed the members that he was going to read the
appointments this year. The Conference Secretary was instructed to read several
announcements. The Secretary noted the Book of Handouts, page 5, contains questions
that must be approved prior to the adjournment of Conference. This was done.
Adjournment: The Bishop adjourned the Wednesday afternoon plenary session at
5:11 pm.
THIRD DAY, EVENING WORSHIP SESSION, Wednesday, June 12, 1996
Vision: Singing for All Seasons: This Evening Worship service celebrated the singing
of our faith with Bishop Minnick as liturgist and Bishop Paul A. Duffey, preacher. A mass
choir from many churches throughout our Conference presented special music. (For
synopsis of entire service, see worship bulletin. Vision: Singing for All Seasons.)
FOGRTH DAY, MORNING SESSION, Thursday, June 13, 1996
Run/Walk for Hunger and Human Need: The RunAValk for Hunger and Human need
began at 7:30 am with a large number of participants. Walkers and runners enjoyed a
breezy trek around the campus of Methodist College. Bishop and Mrs. Minnick were
among the many who took part in this important event in support of efforts to alleviate
hunger and human need. (The amount of funds raised 9/1/96 was $39,475.64)
The Love Feast The Conference joined in a Love Feast at 9:30 am, led by Reverend
Troy J. Barrett.
Special Recognitions: After a brief recess Bishop Minnick called the Conference to
order with the singing of "Blessed Assurance." Bishop Minnick recognized the three
outgoing District Superintendents: the Reverends Em Thompson, George Johnson, and
Tom Holtsclaw. He asked them to come forward and receive the appreciation of the
body. They received a standing ovation. The Bishop commended them as outstanding
members of the Cabinet.
Bishop Minnick mentioned he was losing the last of the singing district
superintendents and suggested that perhaps the new district superintendents would come
forward and sing.
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The three new District Superintendents, Reverends Rodney Hannm, Sid Huggins, and
Sam Wynn, came forward and were applauded by the Conference. The Bishop welcomed
them to the Cabinet and commended them for their ministry.
The Bishop invited Reverend Hope Ward to come forward and assist him in
presenting a plaque of special recognition to Sam Dixon on behalf of the Commission
on Missions. Bishop Minnick stated the appreciation was on behalf of the entire
Conference Council on Ministries as well.
Ward invited Mrs. Annette Bingham and Reverend Susan Harsh-Cafferty to receive
plaques of recognition. Bingham received a plaque for her tireless effort on behalf of the
homeless. Harsh-Cafferty was recognized for her leadership in Volunteers-in-Mission and
for the Rainbow Covenant.
Motion: Reverend Brian Wingo made a motion that "each church in the NC Annual
Conference covenant with African-American churches in their communities, to pray with
them and offer spiritual support to them in the face of recent fire bombing tragedies."
The Bishop called for a vote and it was passed.
Personal Privilege: Reverend Ted Carter came to complete the story presented by
Reverend Faggart in yesterday's session. He described his warm reception at Reverend
Faggart's church and Reverend Faggart's warm reception at his church. He commended
more cooperation across racial and ethnic lines among our churches, especially among
our pastors.
Closing Worship and Sending Forth: The Bishop called for the body to rise and sing
"I Surrender All." The Bishop began the concluding worship and sending forth. As part
of the worship service, the Bishop read the appointments and the Conference was
adjourned with the singing of "God Be With You Till We Meet Again." This completed the
171st session and the final year of episcopacy before retirement for Cariton P. Minnick,
Jr., as Bishop of the Raleigh Area, North Carolina Conference of the Southeastern
Jurisdiction of The Gnited Methodist Church. Bishoop Minnick has ser^^ed as the
episcopal leader of the Raleigh Area for 12 years.
Adjournment The Conference was adjourned.
C. P. Minnick, Jr., President
James H. Coile, Secretary
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THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The Minutes of the North Carolina Annual Conference held in Fayetteville, North
Carolina from June 10, 1996 through June 13, 1996. Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr.,
presiding. Date when organized, 1828. Number of this session, 171.
ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL BUSINESS
1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (1111703.6, 716.1):
Secretary? James H. Coile
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: Post Office Box 376
Shallotte, North Carolina 28459
Telephone: 910/754-4840
Treasurer? J. /Mien Norris, Jr.
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 (11703.1)? No
3. Bonding and auditing:
a) What officers handling funds of the conference have been bonded, and in what
amounts (1111715, 251 1)? Conference Treasurer and all Staff, CFA President,
Tmstees - $100,000 Blanket Position Bond, $1,000,000 Commercial Blanket
Bond
b) Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (1111714, 251 l)?Yes
4. What conference councils, boards, commissions, and committees have been
appointed or elected?
a) Answer Yes or No for each of the councils, boards, commissions, or
committees listed:
(1) Council on Finance and Administration? Yes
(2) Council on Ministries? Yes
(3) Board of Diaconal Ministry? Yes
(4) Board of Laity? Yes
(5) Board of Ordained Ministry? Yes
(6) Board of Pensions? Yes
(7) Board of Trustees of the Annual Conference? Yes
(8) Commission on Archives and History? Yes
(9) Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns? . . . Yes
(10) Commission on Equitable Compensation? Yes
(11) Commission on Religion and Race? Yes
(12) Commission on the Status and Role of Women? Yes
(13) Committee on Ethnic Local Church Concerns? Yes
(14) Committee on Episcopacy? Yes
(15) Committee on Investigation? Yes
(16) Administrative Review Committee? Yes
(17) Joint Review Committee? Yes
(18) Committee on Ministry to and with Persons with Handicapping
Conditions? Yes
(19) Committee on Native American AMnistry? Yes
b) Indicate the name of the agency in your annual conference which is
responsible for the functions related to each of the following agencies (11707.1):
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(1) Board of Church and Society (11728)?
Commission on Church and Society
(2) Board of Discipleship (11729)?
. Commissions on Evangelism, Education, Stewardship, and Worship
(3) Board of Global Ministries (11731)?... Commission on Missions & Outreach
(4) Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry (11732)? Same
(5) Committee on Communication (11726.5b)
Commission on Communications
c) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations:
(1) Conference United Methodist Women? Yes
(2) Conference United Methodist Men? Yes
(3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry? Yes
(4) District Boards of Church Location and Building? Yes
(5) Committees on District Superintendency? Yes
(6) District Committees on Ordained Ministry? Yes
(7) District Councils on Ministries? Yes
d) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been
appointed or elected in the annual conference? None
5. Have the secretaries, treasurers, and statisticians kept their respective records
according to the prescribed forms (11706.8)? Yes
6. What is the report of the statistician? . . . (See Sections ill & 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
v/ithin their districts? (See Sections ill & VI of the Journal.)
9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuing
year (1111441, 722.3)?
MINISTERS UNDER FULL TIME APPOINTMENT
(FC, AM, PM, FLP) 1997
Salary $25,262
Utilities 2,000
Total $27,262
STUDENTS (LOCAL PASTORS OR CONFERENCE MEMBERS)
Salary $15,720
Utilities 2,000
Total $17,720
10. V/hat 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
(1111711.1a)? $1,009,537
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 (1111711. Id, 1607)? $2,800,000
12. What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year:
a) For the WoHd Service Fund? $1,396,435
b) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $556,993
c) For the Black College Fund? $240,522
d) For the Africa University Fund? $55,780
e) For the Mission Initiatives Fund? 26,551
f) For the Episcopal Fund? $350,087
g) For the General Administration Fund? $99,623
h) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $35,097
13. What is the percentage division between Worid Service and conference benevolences
for the ensuing year (1171 1.3d)?
Worid Service? 24% Conference benevolences? 76%
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14. Conference and district lay leaders (1I1I703.8, 751):
a) Conference lay leader:Name Mr. Robby Lowry
Mailing Address: Route 3, Box 254
Rowland, North Carolina 28383
b) Associate conference lay leaders: TBE
c) District and associate district lay leaders:
BURLINGTON: Mrs. Kathnyn Self
DURHAM: Ms. Gloria McAuley
ELIZABETH CITY: Mrs. Beveriy Small
FAYETTEVILLE: Mr. Randy Harrison
GOLDSBORO: Mr. Ken Keesee
GREENVILLE: Mrs. Barbara Matthews
NEW BERN: Mrs. Carol M. Hood
RALEIGH: Mrs. Sillar G. Smith
ROCKINGHAM: Mr. Donald Bonner
ROCKY MOUNT: Mr. Fred M. Hight III
SAN FORD: Mrs. Donna Atkins
WILMINGTON: Mr. David Dorsett
15. What local churches have been:
a) Organized (11271)? None
b) Merged (11112546, 2547)?
(1) United Methodist with United Methodist
Name of 1 st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church
None
(2) Other mergers
Name of 1 st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church
None
c) Discontinued or abandoned (I1 11231, 440.2, 2549)? (State which for each
church listed.)
FAYETTEVILLE - Fayetteville Korean discontinued, 6/1/96.
d) Relocated and to what address?
RALEIGH: Peace Christian Community meeting site changed from A. E. Finley
YMCA, 9216 Baileywick Road, Raleigh, NC 27615, to Durant Road Middle
School, 1041 Durant Road, Raleigh, NC 27615.
e) Changed name of church? (Example: "First" to "Trinity")
Former Name New Name Address
FA: Cliffdale Cornerstone 893 Stoneykirk Road
Fayetteville, NC 28314
NB: Carroll Chapel Sneads Ferry: First 305 Lakeside Drive
Sneads Ferry, NC 28460
WI: Myrtle Grove Harbor 4701 Wrightsville Ave., Bid. I,
Wilmington, NC 28403
0 Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodist
conference(s) and with what membership (111144, 272)? None
(g) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches?
ROCKINGH/^M - Roberdel Church changed spelling of name to Roberdell,
9/95.
16. V/hat changes have been made in district and charge lines?
a) District: None
b) Charge?
DURHAM - Warren's Grove (256.1) will change from less than full-time to full-
time station, 6/26/96.
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ELIZABETH CITY - The Chowan Charge (305.0) will be dissolved making
Center Hill a less than full-time station and making Chowan: Bethany a less
than full-time station, 6/26/96.
FAYETTEVILLE - Fayetteville: Grace (41 6. 1) and Fayetteville: Trinity (427. 1 ) will
combine to become a full-time two-point charge, 6/26/96.
GOLDSBORO - The Seven Springs-Bethel Charge (535.0) will be dissolved
making Seven Springs (535.1) a less than full-time station and making Bethel
(546.1) a less than full-time station, 6/26/96.
The Westwood-Ebenezer Charge (542.0) will be dissolved making Westwood
(542.3) a full-time station and making Ebenezer (542.2) a less than full-time
station, 6/26/96.
NEW BERN - Merrimon (710.3) removed from the Core Creek Charge (710.0)
to become a less than full-time station, 6/26/96.
Core Creek (710.2) and Tuttles Grove (710.4) will become a two-point full-time
charge, 6/26/96.
ROCKINGH/\M - Philadelphia-Cool Spring Charge will be dissolved making
Philadelphia full-time and Cool Spring less than full-time.
Beaverdam and Greenlake Charges combine to make a two-point charge
named Beaver Dam-Greenlake.
SANFORD - The Glendon Charge (1 108.0) will be dissolved making Carbonton
a part-time station and making Cool Springs a part-time station, 6/26/96.
The Mt. Pleasant Charge will change from less than full-time to a full-time
station.
The Poplar Springs-Buckhorn-Memphis Charge (1131.0) will be dissolved
making Poplar Springs-Memphis a less than full-time two-point charge and
making Buckhorn a full-time station, 6/26/96.
West End Charge (1146.0) will be dissolved making West End a full-time
station and making Doub's Chapel a less than full-time station, 6/26/96.
WILMINGTON - The Whiteville Circuit (1235.0) will be dissolved making both
Mishop Springs and Peace less than full-time stations, 6/26/96.
The Rocky Point Charge (1221.0) will be dissolved making both Rocky Point
and Herring's Chapel less than full-time stations, 6/26/96.
PART D: PERTAINIMG TO ORDAINED MINISTERS AND LOCAL PASTORS
17. Are all the clergy members of the conference blameless in their life and official
administration (1111704.4, 705.6)? Yes
18. Who constitute:
a) The Conference Committee on Investigation (112625.3)?
Principals: Gary E. /Mired, William A. Boykin, E. Ray Brooks, Eldrick Davis, Jo-
Ann Oulton, Kimberly G. Pollock, Robert S. Shields
Reserves: /Mbert F. Fisher, Paul Leeland, Carolyn Smith, David Spaulding
b) The Joint Review Committee (11454. Ic)? None
c) The Administrative Review Committee (1111448. lb, 454.3b)?
Principals: Doris T. Fox, Charies K. Morrison, H. Gray Southern
Reserve: R. Bruce Pate
19. Who have received the certificate of candidacy for ordained ministry? (1111404,
405-Include the names of all candidates for ordained ministry who have not
completed the studies for the license as a local pastor.)
THIS YEAR
William Henry /Mien IV Louisburg CC
Lori M. Bartley Bailey: Pleasant Grove CC
Joseph Eari Boyd Salter Path CC
Pollard (Paul) G. Cannon Maysville CC
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Lily K. Chou
Julia Dees
Thomas Denny
Beverly A. Fitzgerald
Glen Godwin
Johanna H. Hancock
Paul Harris
James R. Hines, Jr.
Karen C. Howell
Jo Anne Jeffries
Eugene Ray Jenness, Jr.
William Douglas Lain, Jr.
Dennis C. Lamm
Joel Garth Locklear, Jr.
Joy Reed McVane
James G. Mentzer
Jeanne Ross Meal
Sue Harvey Owens
Gary Phillips
Craig A. Richardson
Bryan Rawls Shaw
Heather Brooks Stallings
Lonnie Tingen
John Gpton
Clinton Lane White
REINSTATED
Elizabeth City: First CC
North River CC
Raleigh: Westover CC
Ocean View CC
Fayetteville: Salem CC
Wilmington: Grace CC
Atlantic CC
Sunset Park CC
Hampstead CC
Southport: Trinity
Wrightsville CC
Lea's Chapel CC
Greenville: St. James CC
Branch Street CC
Chapel Hill: Aldersgate CC
Southern Pines CC
Graham: Concord CC
Rosemary CC
Sanford: Mt. Zion CC
Simpson: Salem CC
Greenville: St. James CC
Wilmington: Grace CC
Rock Creek CC
Hillsborough CC
Lane's Chapel CC
None
CONTINGED:(7nc/ude the names of all candidates for ordained ministry who have
not connpleted the studies for the license as a local pastor.)
Harold Dean Blackburn, Jr.
Doris Hines Brunson
William Marvin Budzinski
Donald E. Burns, Jr.
Roberta Gail Byram
James E. Casper
Francis Covington
Soka Soka Dilusuadi
Dora Russell Dorsey
Diane M. Downer
Edward R. Drew
Lee Edwards
Stephen Michael Edwards
I. Charles Fisher
David W. Girod
Harvey Goehring
Jerry Wynn Harrell
David Jonathan Harriss
Shana Harrison
Regina Henderson
Susan Elizabeth Holec
Rodney L. Howard
William Sidney Hoyle, Jr.
Harold Hunt
Shah Muhamed Hussain
Burlington: St. Paul's CC
Wilson Temple CC
Norlina CC
Robbins: Tabernacle CC
St. Francis CC
Fuquay-Varina CC
Philadelphia CC
Raleigh: Millbrook CC
Wilson Temple CC
Camp CC
Seaside CC (from Western NC)
Burlington: St. Luke's CC
Hayes Barton CC
Gillburg CC
University CC
Wesleyan Chapel CC
Edenton CC
Haymount CC
Wesleyan Chapel CC
John Wesley CC
Jarvis Memorial CC
Greenville District: Salem CC
Bailey CC
Fayetteville: Grace CC
Clarkton CC
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David C. Hutchins
Mew Bern: Faith CC
Stanley A. Lewis, Jr.
Wilson: First CC
Barbara J. Muller
Orange CC
Bettye Donne Poole
Wilson Temple CC
Michael Edward Rocheleau
Raleigh: Asbury CC
Christopher Lee Schoolcraft
Spring Hill CC
Adann F. Seate
Divine Street CC
Robert E. Shelton
Lillington: Union CC
Frank Steven Taylor
Campground CC
Brenda Crawford Walton
Highland CC
Benjamin Edward Wells
Greenville: St. James CC
Kenneth B. Williams
Wilson Temple CC
DISCONTINGED:
Donald Ballard Benson
Bolton-Shiloh CC
07/01/96
Hayden LaFon
Wilmington: Wesley Memorial CC
03/20/96
Kerry Gray Blakely
Wendell CC
03/18/96
Dwayne Lowry
Prospect CC
10/30/95
David Graham Powell
Chapel Hill-Aldersgate CC
03/13/96
John Paul Prine
Pembroke: First CC
11/20/95
Jennifer Morgan
Pee Dee CC
10/25/95
20. Who have completed the studies for the license as a local pastor, are approved, but
are not now appointed? (11407-lndicate for each person the year the license was
approved.):
Gregory Joseph Bronson 1995
Dwight Burrus 1995
Donald Lee Davis 1991
Irvin Charies Fisher 1994
Harold Hunt 1993
Henry Tyler Jones 1990
21. Who are approved and appointed as: (indicate for each person the first year the
license was awarded - 11409.3)
a) Full-time local pastors (11408.1) and what progress has each made in the
course of study? (Indicate with an asterisk those who have elected to remain
in the local relationship.- 11409.4):
NAME - LICENSE - COURSE OF STGDY/BASIC/ADVANCED
William /Mtman
Roger Addison Armistead
Julia Anne Dees
James Michael Durner
Ronald F. Estes
Willie H. Frizzelle
Stanley A. Gallagher-Smith
Dennis Joseph Glennon
Robert Hagerty
William Craig Ham
Robert Houston Hargrove
James Roy Hines
Warren Heitzenrater
Chris Dwight Humphreys
Cari Hamett King
John Clifton Lupton, Jr.
James Harold McLean
Billie Fallon Melvin
1996 License
1994 Seminary Graduate
1996 License
1992 Third Year
1995 First Year
1994 Third Year
1996 Seminary Graduate
1995 License
1996 License
1995 First Year
1980 Completed
1996 License
1996 Seminary Graduate
1993 Second Year
1996 Seminary Graduate
1991 Fourth Year
1985 Completed
1973 Completed
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1995 Seminary Graduate
1992 Fourth Year
1993 Third Year
1993 Fourth Year
1996 Completed
1996 License
1995 First Year
1992 Fourth Year
1995 Seminary Graduate
1996 License
1994 Seminary Graduate
1994 License
1993 Seminary Graduate
1995 First Year
1996 Seminary Graduate
1987 Completed
1993 Seminary Graduate
Part-time local pastors (11408.2) and what progress has each made in the
course of study? (Indicate with an asterisk those who have elected to remain
in the local relationship. 11409.4):
NAME - LICENSE - COURSE OF STUDY/ADVANCED
Anthony Angelo Adams 1988 Seminary Graduate
Willie Franklin Allen 1993 Second Year
Richard Claybourne Baldwin, Sr.l995 First Year
Everette Franklin Bass, Jr. 1995 License
Theodore Ralph Miller
Gregory Carlton Minnick
Curtis Melvin Mull, Jr.
Michael Norwood Nelson
Mike Kennon Pulliam
Craig Richardson
Faye Baines Rouse
Jerry Milton Schronce
Gregory G. Scott
Scott Russell Smith
Danielle Hargett Spiwak
Timothy Scott Taylor
Robert Tilley
James Edward Tosto
Raymond Collins Warren
Roger Charles Williams
Gilliam Perry Wise
Mary Ellen Bender
Douglas W. Billups
Henry Blue
Joseph Earl Boyd
William Anders Burns
Pollard (Paul) G. Cannon
William Mark Clayton
Sidney Alton Collins
Kenneth Leroy Davenport
Donald Martin Dawkins
Horace Taylor Ferguson
Carroll L. Fitzgerald
Thomas S. Reck, Sr.
Lacy V. Frye
Lenier Everitte Furr
Henry Paul Harris
George Clark Harvey
Charles John Hause (RS)
William Oscar Hewett
Emmett James Highsmith
Edward Harrell Hinson
Margaret B. Hockett
Benjamin Edward Horton
Karen C. Howell
Eric Randall Joyce
James Robert Krepps
Dennis Cecil Lamm
Milton Eari Little
1996 License
1995 License
1992 Third Year
1996 License
1996 License
1996 License
1993 License (Student)
1996 License
1994 License (Student)
1979 Third Year
1984 Seminary Graduate
1995 First Year
1995 License
1994 Second Year
1990 Second Year
1996 License
1995 License
1976 Completed
1987 First Year
1993 Third Year
1995 First Year
1991 Completed
1994 First Year
1996 License
1994 Second Year
1994 License (Student)
1996 License
1981 Completed
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c)
George Lloyd Locklear
1992 Third Year (one course inc.)
John L Locklear, Jr.
1992 License
Marshall Malland Locklear
1993 Third Year
Herbert Lowry, Jr.
1989 License
Arletha McDougald
1995 License/First Year
James Gerrard Mentzer
1996 License
Jerry E. Mitchell
1994 Second Year
Dean Healy Morton
1992 Fourth Year
Elva LeRoy Morton 111
1988 Completed
Thomas Moore Michols, Sr.
1995 License
Guy T. dinger
1994 Seminary Graduate
Wilbur Cunninggim Ormond
1978 Completed
William Hill Pearsall, Sr.
1993 Third Year
Gary Phillips
1996 License
Daniel Paul Powers
1968 Completed
Jeanne Louise Ray
1992 Third Year
Michael Gordon Register, Sr.
,1991 Fourth Year
Michael G. Roach
1993 First Year
Margaret Reeves Saunders
1993 License
Mark Dee Stephens
1996 License
Marshall Stewart
1995 License
James F. Thompson, Jr.
1961 Seminary Graduate
Shirley Acker Ward
1991 Completed
George Bertram Williford
1993 Third Year
Terry Michael Williams, Sr.
1994 Second Year
Andrew Benjamin Wood
1989 Completed
LeRoy Worth, Sr.
1988 Completed
John Yount
1991 Completed
Student local pastors (11408.3), and in what schools are they enrolled?
NAME
LICENSE SCHOOL
Jeanne Allen
1995 Duke Divinity School
David Beck
1994 Duke Divinity School
Jay W. Bissett
1995 Duke Divinity School
G. Rosser Carter ill
1995 Duke Divinity School
Marty J. Cauley
1992 Duke Divinity School
Lily K. Chou
1996 Duke Divinity School
Holt Alexander Clarke
1994 NCWesleyan
Charles Michael Collier
1996 Duke Divinity School
Stewart Allen Crank, Jr.
1994 Duke Divinity School
J. Victor Culberson
1994 Duke Divinity School/N.Mex.
M. Dale Curtis
1996 Duke Divinity School
Thomas Denny
1996 Duke Divinity School
Richard Farmer
1994 Duke Divinity School
Joseph Gouverneur
1995 Duke Divinity School
Sidney Gene Hadden
1993 Duke Divinity School
Jan Nicholson Hill
1994 Duke Divinity School
Allison Brady Hocutt
1990 Duke Divinity School
Terry Hunt
1994 Pembroke State University
David Hutchins
1995 Duke Divinity School
Donnie Lee Jones
1994 Duke Divinity School
Gary Joseph Kemp
1994 Duke Divinity School
William Douglas Lain
1996 Duke Divinity School
Joel Garth Locklear
1996 Pembroke State University
Patrick Looney
1994 Duke Divinity School/N.Ga.
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Jerry Dean Martin 1996 Duke Divinity School
Randall S. McQueen 1995 Duke Divinity School
Kris Robert Meyer 1995 Duke Divinity School
Jeanne Ross Meal 1996 Duke Divinity School
Carol Elizabeth Noy 1994 Duke Divinity School/N.Eng.
Lee Roy Pittard ill 1996 Duke Divinity School
Reginald W. Ponder, Jr. 1992 Duke Divinity School
Thomas Simpson 1996 Duke Divinity School
Benjamin Sims 1996 Duke Divinity School
Richard Vann Spivey 1996 Duke Divinity School
Connie M. Stutts 1996 Duke Divinity School
Steven Taylor 1991 Duke Divinity School
Douglas Owen Townley 1993 Duke Divinity School/Florida
Robert Way, Jr. 1994 Duke Divinity School/SC
Christian Michael Whitehead 1994 Duke Divinity School
Meal Eddins Wingfield 1996 Duke Divinity School
d) Students of other denominations in a school of theology listed by the Gniversity
Senate serving as local pastors (11408.4)? Mone
e) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conference
membership (1I1I456.4, 457, 459.3)? None
22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (11410.1)?
a) Full-time local pastors None
b) Part-time local pastors:
Donald Ballard Benson 06/30/96
Lloyd Harris Willis, Jr. 07/01/96
c) Student local pastors:
Irving Charies Fisher 06/30/96
Frank Patton Hughes, Jr. 06/30/96 (ret.to WNC)
David Graham Powell 03/13/96
John Paul Prine 06/30/95
Dwayne Lowry 06/30/95
23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (11410.4)? None
24. What ordained ministers from other Annual Conferences or Methodist denom-
inations are approved for appointment in the Annual Conference while retaining their
conference or denominational membership (11426.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate
Annual Conference or denomination where membership is held.)
N/^ME DATE CONFERENCE
Laura J. S. Benson 1996 North Texas
Harriet J. Bryan(PM) 1995 TN (Three-fourths time)
Suzanne Cloyd Hultman(PM) 1994 Tennessee
Ronald E. Gardner 1996 North /Mabama
Lloyd James Lowe 1996 Tennessee
Robert Michael Martin (PM) 1996 Florida (One-helf time)
George McDougald 1996 AfAE
Keith Miller 1995 The Wesleyan Church
Catherine Fluck Price 1 995 Florida
Karen Jean Rudd 1993 WNC (One-fourth time)
Ramon D. Torres III (PM) 1 995 Holston (One-half time)
Max O. Vincent (PM) 1996 North Georgia
Kelli Walker-Jones 1996 Memphis (One-half time)
James Edward Williams 1995 Western Pennsylvania
25. What clergy in good standing in other Christian denominations have been approved
to serve appointments or ecumenical ministries within the bounds of the Annual
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Conference while retaining their denominational affiliation (11426.2)? (Designate with
an asterisk those who have been accorded "the rights and privileges of associate
membership.")
L. William Baird, Jr. Southern Baptist
James Harold Daniels Southern Baptist
Bryan Faggart Southern Baptist
Donna Fowler-Marchant Southern Baptist
Andrew Craig Gaither Southern Baptist
Kwang Youn Han Korean Baptist (three-fourths time)
Hector Millan Mexico Methodist
Thomas Lloyd Pendergraft United Church of Christ
Henry Filmore Sanders, Jr. Southern Baptist
William Joseph Stallings Southern Baptist
Bryan C. Trotter Moravian
26. Who are affiliate members: (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference or
denomination where membership is held.)
a) With vote (1111419.4, 702.1, 1432.5a)? None
b) Without vote (11443.4)?
NAME CONFERENCE
John A. Buckley Western Pennsylvania
Cathy Carlson Louisiana
J. Harley Cecil Western North Carolina
Dora Ann Lohr Erikson North Alabama
Paula E. Gilbert Alabama-West Florida
B. Maurice Ritchie Western North Carolina
Rexford F. Tucker Troy
Manuel Wortman Western North Carolina
NOTE: If your conference has admitted or ordained persons as a courtesy to
another conference, list these persons in Question 40 only. If persons have been
admitted or ordained by another annual conference as a courtesy to your
conference, list these persons in Questions 27-38, whichever are appropriate, giving
the date and name of the accommodating conference.
27. Who are elected as Associate Members (11420)? (See note preceding Q.27)
HAROLD HARVEY HARBIN, JR. (New Bern District) AA, Craven Community College.
Completed 5 year Course of Study. Full-time Local Pastor 6 years.
LDiWOOD SUTTON JONES (Elizabeth City District) 87 hours, Mount Olive
College/Lenoir Community College. Completed 5 year Course of Study. Full-time
Local Pastor 8 years.
JAMES KEITH STALNAKER (New Bern District) AAS, Carteret Community College.
Completed 5 year Course of Study. Full-time Local Pastor 6 years.
28. Who are elected as Probationary Members: (See note preceding Q.27)
a) Gnder the provisions of 11415?
STEPHEN ROBERTS CHEYNEY (Wilmington District) BS, Western Carolina
University. Completed atleastone-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
PARA RODENHEER DRAKE (Durham District) AB, College of William and
Mary. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
MARTY EGENE DGFFELL (Buriington District) BS, GSC/Coastal Carolina
College. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
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NORMAN RICHARD FTTZGERALD (Burlington District) BA, University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke
Divinity School. Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
FRANKE MAX GARTON (Burlington District) BA, Greensboro College.
Completed at least one-half of seminary Vk'ork, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for
Deacon's Orders.
MICHAEL FRANCIS GAST (Wilmington District) BA, Northern Illinois University.
Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for
Deacon's Orders.
PAMELA JAN GILLIAM (Raleigh District) BA, Shaw University. Completed at
least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for Deacon's
Orders.
JONATHAN DAVID JEFFRIES (Rockingham District) BA, North Carolina State
University. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
THOMAS EZEKEL JOYCE (Durham District) BS, Miami University/Ohio.
Completed atleastone-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Eligible for
Deacon's Orders.
JACKIE ALLEN LOVELL (Elizabeth City District) BA, Arkansas State University.
Completed at least one-half of seminary work, United Theological Seminary.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
THOMAS WILLARD NEWMAN (Goldsboro District) BA, Elon College.
Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Eligible
for Deacon's Orders.
WILLIAM HAROLD OTIS (Raleigh District) BS, University of the State of New
York. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
GREGG All FN PRESNAL (Sanford District) BS, N.C. Wesleyan College.
Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Eligible
for Deacon's Orders.
MARILYN KOEPPEN SHIPMAN (Durham District) BSN, Universty of Colorado.
Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Eligible
for Deacon's Orders.
PETER GEORGE SINGLETARY, JR. (Rockingham District) BS, Winston-Salem
State University. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity
School. Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
DONALD STEPHEN STCTTTS (Durham District) BA, Charleston Southern
University. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divnity School.
Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
CHONG HO YANG (Fayetteville District) BS/BA, Kun Kuk University and
Methodist College. Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity
School. Eligible for Deacon's Orders.
b) Under the provisions of 11416.1? None
c) Under the provisions of 1I1I416.2, 421? None
29. Who are continued as Probationary Members, what progress have they made in their
ministerial studies, and in what year were they admitted to Probationary Membership
(1111417.424):
a) As students in approved schools of theology? (11417(1) - Indicate for each
person the number of years completed and the year admitted to Probationary
Membership):
EXPECTED GRADUATION DATE YEAR ADMITTED PM
Won Seok Namkoong December 1996 1995
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b)
c)
Duane Richard Partin December 1996
Judy Ellen Westman 1997
Johnnie Lee Wright 1997
in the advanced ministerial course of study (*il417(2)
1995
1995
1995
Indicate for each person
the number of years completed and the year admitted to Probationary
Membership): None
Following completion of their educational requirements? (11424(1) - Indicate for
each person the year admitted to Probationary Membership):
NAME
Gerald Kevin Baker
Sally Glenn Bates
Lisa Ellen Bledsoe
Zella Sparks Carpenter
Ronnie Richard Dawson
Barry Page Drum
Judith Bolen Drye
Paul Ralph Dunham
Steven Neil Formo
Michael David Frese
Richard Owen Greenway
Edward Carlton Hill
Gregory Lynn McGarvey
Benjamin Earl Nelms
James Crispin Noble II
Joyce Darnell Odom
Larry Glynn Patrick
James David Pearson
Charles Howard Plowman
James Clifford Reed
Robert Wesley Simpson
Clinton William Spence
Donald Keith Stewart
Berry Lynn Taylor II
Polly Ann Taylor
Troy Kevin Todd
Hope Adkins Vickers
Luise Katharine Weinrich
Carolyn Cummings Woriax
SCHOOL YEAR ADMITTED PM
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1993
Duke Divinity School 1994
Duke Divinity School 1994
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1993
Duke Divinity School 1994
Duke Divinity School 1993
Duke Divinity School 1995
Southeastern Baptist Theol.Sem. 1994
Duke Divinity School 1991
Southeastern Baptist Theol.Sem. 1993
Duke Divinity School 1994
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1993
Duke Divinity School 1995
Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry, PA 1993
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1991
Duke Divinity School 1994
Duke Divinity School 1992
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1993
Duke Divinity School 1995
Duke Divinity School 1995
1995
Southeastern Baptist Theol. Sem.
30. Who have been transferred from other Christian denominations (11427.3): See note
preceding Q. 27)
a) As Associate Members (1|427.3a)?
GARY GLENN HANCOCK (Sanford District) BA, Campbell Gniversity.
Completed atleastone-half of seminary work, Southeastern Baptist Theological
Seminary. Deacon's Orders recognized. (Southern Baptist)
As Probationary Members (11427. 3a, b)?
JAMES GLEN MGRPHY, JR. (Goldsboro District) BA, Mars Hill College.
Completed at least one-half of seminary work, Duke Divinity School. Deacon's
Orders recognized. (American Baptist)
As Local Pastors (1I427.3a)? None
31. Who are elected as ministerial Members in Full Connection (11424)? (See note
preceding Q. 27)
b)
c)
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EBERN EARL ALLEN (Burlington District) BA East Carolina University. M.Div. Duke
Divinity School. Probationary Member 1992. Deacon's Orders 1992.
Eligible for Elder's Orders.
ERNEST RAY BROOKS (New Bern District) BS Pembroke State Gniversity. M.Div.
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Probationary Member 1993. Deacon's
Orders 1993. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
JANET LYNN KENNEDY BUFFALOE(Sanford District) BA Methodist College. M.Div.
Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1993. Deacon's Orders 1993. Eligible
for Elder's Orders.
ROBERT LEE CARPENTER, JR. (New Bern District) BA Pembroke State University.
M.Div. Clnited Theological Seminary. Probationary Member 1992. Deacon's Orders
1992. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
PATRICE ANNE CHEAST/-MILLER (Durham District) BA Empire State College.
M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1991. Deacon's Orders 1991.
Eligible for Elder's Orders.
LAGRE HAYS COFFMAN (Durham District) BA McMurry College, Abilene, TX.
M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1993. Deacon's Orders 1993.
Eligible for Elders's Orders.
LAURA GGNTER EARLY (Elizabeth City District) BA North Carolina State University.
M.Div. Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Probationary Member 1993.
Deacon's Orders 1993. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
ROY FRANCIS FALGOGT, JR. (Rocky Mount District) BA Johnson Bible College.
M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1990. Deacon's Orders 1990.
Eligible for Elder's Orders.
MADISON NEWTON HANKAL (Goldsboro District) BA Florida Southern College,
Lakeland. M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1994. Deacon's Orders
1994. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
JAMES HAROLD HARRY (Raleigh District) BABerea College, Kentucky. M.Div. Duke
Divinity School. Probationary Member 1993. Deacon's Orders 1993. Eligible for
Elder's Orders.
AUDREY CECILLE HOLMES (Rockingham District) BA The American University,
Washington, DC. M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1993.
Deacon's Orders 1993. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
KATHRYN RIVES JOHNSON (Rockingham District) BS University of Illinois. M.Div.
Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1994. Deacon's Orders 1994. Eligible
for Elder's Orders.
DAVID BRENT LAYTHAM (Durham District) BA Mid America Nazarene College.
M.Div. Nazarene Theological Seminary. Probationary Member 1994. Deacon's
Orders 1994. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
WALTER EMAAETT MCLEOD (Durham District) BA Pembroke State University.
M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1992. Deacon's Orders 1992.
Eligible for Elder's Orders.
JOSEPH ANDREW MOTLEY (Wilmington District) BA Lenoir Rhyne College. M.Div.
Candler School of Theology. Probationary Member 1993. Deacon's Orders 1993.
Eligible for Elder's Orders.
KONG SUK NAMKUNG (Rockingham District) BA Methodist College. M.Div. Duke
Divinity School. Probationary Member 1994. Deacon's Orders 1994. Eligible for
Elder's Orders.
JEFTT^EY LEE SEVERT (New Bern District) BS Devry Institute of Technology.
M.Div. Asbury Theological Seminary. Probationary Member 1993. Deacon's Orders
1993. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
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DAVID BURTON SMTTH (Durham District) BS Wake Forest University. M.Div. Yale
Divinity School. Probationary Member 1991. Deacon's Orders 1991. Eligible for
Elder's Orders.
MARYELLEM PHELAM SWITZER (Raleigh District) AB Smith College, Northampton,
MA. M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1991. Deacon's Orders
1991. Eligible for Elder's Orders.
JOHN EXLEY GPHAM, JR. (Raleigh District) BA Campbell University. M.Div. Duke
Divinity School. Probationary Member 1992. Deacon's Orders 1992. Eligible for
Elder's Orders.
32. What Probationary Members,previously discontinued, are readmitted(11455)? None
33. Who are readmitted (1111456-459):
a) As Associate Members? None
b) As Members in Full Connection? None
34. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement (11452.7):
a) As Associate Members? None
b) As Probationary Members? None
c) As Members in Full Connection? None
35. Who have been received by transfer from other Annual Conferences of The United
Methodist Church (1111427.1, 516.5, 733.2m)? (List alphabetically. If Probationary
Members or Associate Members, so indicate. See note preceding Question 27.)
NAME CONFERENCE DATE
Jeffrey Dean Arthurs(PM) Baltimore-Washington 06/10/96
Mario Gregory Shane Benjamin(PM) Florida 06/10/96
Warren Sylvester Cash(AM) Virginia 06/10/96
John Van Dickens III Louisiana 06/10/96
Kathy Clark-Dickens Louisiana 06/10/96
Wayne Hicks Baltimore-Washington 06/14/95
William Russell Rudd Kentucky 06/12/95
36. V^o are transferred in from other Methodist denominations (11427.2)? (List
alphabetically. If Probationary or Associate Member, so indicate.) None
37. Who have been elected and ordained deacons (11434): (See note preceding Q.27.
Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons elected but not ordained.)
a) As Associate Members (11434.1)?
Harold Harvey Harbin, Jr.
Linwood Sutton Jones (Deacon, 1979)
James Keith Stalnaker
b) As Probationary Members (11434.2)?
Stephen Robert Cheyney Para Rodenhizer Drake
Marty Egene Duffell Norman Richard Fitzgerald
Frankie Max Garton Michael Francis Cast
Pamela Jan Gilliam Jonathan David Jeffries
Thomas Ezekiel Joyce Jackie Allen Lovell
Thomas Willard Newman William Harold Otis
Gregg /Mien Presnal Marilyn Koeppen Shipman
Peter George Singletary, Jr. Donald Stephen Stutts
Chong Ho Yang
38. V/ho have been elected and ordained elders (11435): (See note preceding Q.27.
Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons elected but not ordained.)
a) As theological graduates (11435.1)?
Ebern Eari /Mien Ernest Ray Brooks
Janet Lynn Kennedy Buffaloe Robert Lee Carpenter, Jr.
Patrice Anne Cheasty-Miller Laurie Hays Coffman
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Laura Gunter Early Roy Francis Falgout
Madison Newton Hankal James Harold Harry
Audrey Ceciile Holmes Kathryn Rives Johnson
David Brent Laytham Walter Emmett McLeod
Joseph Andrew Motley Kong Suk Namkung
Jeffrey Lee Severt David Burton Smith
Mary Ellen Phelan Switzer John Exiey Upham, Jr.
b) As Probationary Members previously Associate Members (11435.2)? . None
39. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders
recognized (11428):
a) As deacons?
Cary Glenn Hancock (AM) Southern Baptist
James Olen Murphy,Jr.(PM) American Baptist
b) As elders?
RICHARD CARNELL JACKSON (Fayetteville District) BA Fayetteville State
University. M.Div. Duke Divinity School. Probationary Member 1990. Deacon's
Orders 1990. Elder's Orders recognized from AME Zion Church.
40. Who have been elected or ordained as a courtesy to other conferences? (See note
preceding Q.27. Such courtesy elections or ordinations do NOT require transfer of
conference membership.)
a) Elected:
As Associate Members? None
As Probationary Members? None
As Members in Full Connection? None
b) Ordained after election by this conference:
Deacons? None
Elders? None
c) Ordained after election by other conferences:
Deacons? None
Elders? None
41. Who have been transferred out to other Annual Conferences of The United
Methodist Church (11516.5)? (If Probationary or Associate, so indicate. See note
preceding Q.27.)
NAME CONFERENCE DATE
James Edward Creech Nebraska 06/04/96
Richard Neal Invin Western North Carolina 11/01/95
John Jay Jansen North Georgia 01/01/96
42. Who are discontinued as Probationary Members (11418)?
Timothy Clyde Blevins 04/1 6/96
43. Who have been granted honorable location (11453.1)? (If Associate Member, so
indicate. Give date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference
where membership is held):
a) This year?
Leon Jackson Pernell 07/01/96 Hermon CC
Jack Russell Radford 07/01/96 Edenton Street CC
b) Previously?
/Mbert F. Keller 1940
William M.Loy 1944
Ernest R. Bromley 1947
Albert Raney Folds 1967
Auburn William Lore 1968
Edward Powell Osteen, Sr. 1969 Durham: Bethany CC
William Raymond Peele, Jr. 1969
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44.
45.
46.
47.
Eugene Thomas Long III 1970
Albert Ervyne Thonnpson.Jr. 1970
James Frederick Thompson, Jr. 1971
Theodore Joseph Collier, Jr. 1971
Thomas Walters Mulling 1 97 1
Paul Cullum Gentry 1972
Royce Paul Jones 1972
Joel Martin Savell 1972
Harold Dallas Stanley 1972
Harold Lloyd Stauffer 1972
William Ernest Herbert 1973
James Worth Lineberger.Jr. 1973 Gary: First CQ
Eric Gari Krohne 1974
Gari Edward Settle 1976
Gerald Harris Shinn 1977 Wl: Wesley Memorial QC
James Frederick Langston 1979 Portsmouth,VA:Aldersgate
Jather L. Peterson, Jr. 1979 Vanceboro CQ
Lowell Eari Adkins 1980 BG: Front Street QC
Horace Taylor Ferguson 1980
Henry Gurney Jinnette 1980 GO: Saint Paul
Phillip Wayne Keel 1980
Mac Linscott Ricketts 1981 Louisburg QC
Thomas Otis Fulcher 1982 Statesville: Broad treet
Wayne Everett Young 1983 Warrenton: Wesley Memorial
Rodger Russell Blake 1986 Wake Forest GG
Floyd G. Hinshaw, Jr. 1990 BG: Grace GG
Douglas Ray Hull 1990 Atlantic GG
Donald Thomas Settle 1990 Millbrook GG
Johnnie Joseph Williams.Jr. 1990 DG: Epworth GG
Susan Padgett Levis 1992 Haymount GG
James Harvey Estes 1994 Bethel GG
Paul David Granger 1995 Hay Street GG
Who have been granted the status of honorable location - retired (11453. Ic)?
(Record Gharge Conference where membership is held.)
a) This year? None
b) Previously? Wesley Gamble Brogan
Who have had their status as honorably located discontinued (11453. lb)? (Give date
when this action became effective.) None
Who have had their conference membership terminated: (If Associate Member, so
indicate. Give date when this action became effective.)
a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (11453.2, .5)?
Scott Gameron Washington The International Council of
Community Churches 07/25/95
Robert Howard Edwards Presbyterian Church GSA 06/10/96
Joanna C. Miller Stallings Evangelical Lutheran Church 05/17/96
b) By surrender of the ministerial office (11453.3, .5)? None
c) By withdrawal under complaints or (1111453.4, .5; 2628.2)? None
d) By involuntary termination (11454. If)? None
e) By administrative location (11454.3)? None
f) By trial (1I1I454.2, 2626.3)? None
Deceased (List alphabetically):
a) What Associate Members have died during the year?
DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH
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EFFECTIVE: None
RETIRED:
Orville Earl Leonard 03/15/1910 12/19/1995
What Probationary Members have died during the year? None
What Members in Full Connection have died during the year?
EFFECTIVE:
NAME DATE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH
Bruce Wayne McPherson 10/03/1948 08/14/95
RETIRED:
Paul Wendell Boone
Ramsey Leon Crossno
Wallace MarUn Ellis
Walter Bryan Gregory
Thomas Bryant Hough
Alton Scott Lancaster
Billie Rudolph McCullen
Charles Hall Mewborn
William Winter Newman
Grant Sneed Shockley
Robert Edward Walston
Walter /Mien Wentz, Jr.
What local pastors have died during the year?
N/\ME
ACTIVE:
Eugene Addison Collins, Sr. 11/10/1934 05/05/96
RETIRED: None
What spouses of ministers have died during the year? (If women, give maiden
name also.)
06/29/1930
08/04/95
11/04/1910
12/18/95
12/09/1923
09/30/95
10/22/1914
05/07/96
11/07/1903
1 1/23/95
07/25/1908
02/06/96
06/22/1921
1 1/06/95
09/16/1918
07/23/95
12/07/1929
07/01/95
09/03/1919
02/16/96
12/30/1905
10/30/95
08/31/1925
12/08/95
J the year?
DATE OF BIRTH
DATE OF DEATH
Grace G. Dyson Batchelor 09/01/1926
Lois Grouse Bingham 04/23/1906
Martha Laura Edwards Boone 08/26/1896
Lelia Laura Shore Commander 05/15/1930
Frankie Jane Barefoot Connor 06/26/1923
Mabel Gertrude Brand Goodwin 01/28/1909
Saralee Willis Gray 08/28/1909
Nellie Mae Veach Hailey 05/01/1914
Ormah Hendon Woods Jenkins 10/14/1906
Anne Maria Bullard Loy 1 1/26/1898
Mary Douglas McCallum 07/19/1908
Olive Blanche Hooper Meekins 12/04/1903
Josie B. Dunn Murray 01/26/1912
Louise Courtney Godwin Poole 1 1/21/1899
Lorraine Lenor Kronholm Stone 07/09/1926
Essie Lewis Strawbridge 06/14/1902
Kathryn Erma Baum Walston 09/22/1 9 1 6
Mary Elizabeth Cox Watson 1 0/1 8/1919
08/10/95
07/09/95
01/20/96
01/05/96
05/22/96
12/17/95
06/05/95
01/27/96
01/09/96
1 1/22/95
03/17/96
1 1/01/95
07/04/95
02/10/96
12/14/95
01/12/96
03/01/96
09/30/95
48. What ordained ministers have received appointments in other Annual Conferences
of The United Methodist Church while retaining their membership in this Annual
Conference (11426.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference where
appointed. If Probationary or Associate Member, so indicate.)
NAME CONFERENCE DATE
Charies L. Aaron, Jr. Southwest Texas 07/01/96
Morton L. Funkhouser South Carolina 06/1 5/95
Henry Boone Grant, Jr. Iowa 06/13/96
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Mary Martha Hatch South Carolina 07/01/96
Paul Jones Johnson III North Georgia 06/14/91
49. Who are the ordained ministers on leave of absence and for what nunnber of years
consecutively has each held this relation (11448)? (If Probationary Mennbers or
Associate Member, so indicate. Record Charge Conference where membership is
held.)
a) Voluntary?
N/\ME/MGMBER OF YEARS/CHARGE CONFERENCE
Vernon V/eaver Brown III 07/01/96 Swansboro CC
Billy Boyd Cuthrell (AM) 07/01/96 Ayden CC
Eddie Jo Jarrett 07/01/95 Raleigh: St. Marks CC
David Sargent McAdams, Jr. 07/01/93 V/est Nash CC
Richard Henry Parker 02/01/95 Snead's Ferry: First CC
Robert K. Smith 07/01/96 Rocky Mount: St. Paul CC
Vv^illiam Thomas Smith 07/01/96 Tabor City: St. Paul CC
Stephen Floyd Swartz-Strock 07/01/93 Durham :Tabernacle CC
M. Keith Thomason 1 1/01/95 Chocowinity CC
Geiselle Thompson 07/01/93 Raleigh: Trinity CC
b) Involuntary? None
c) What ordained ministers have been placed on leave of absence since the last
session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)?
(1) Voluntary?
M. Keith Thomason 1 1/01/95 Covenant CC
W. Joseph Wilburn 01/01/96 Rocky Mount: First CC
Timothy Clyde Blevins(PM) 01/01/96 Raleigh: Fairmont CC
(2) Involuntary? None
d) V/hat ordained ministers on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated
since the last session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)?
Brian Wingo 12/31/96
50. Who are the ordained ministers who have been granted family leave, and for what
number of years consecutively has each held this relation (11449)?
a) At this session of the Annual Conference (include names of persons listed in
Question 50b, if their leaves are continuing)?
Suzanna Ross Helms 07/01/96 Jenkins Memorial CC
Joyce Lenore Parker 07/01/96 Mt. Zion (RM) CC
b) Since the last session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)? None
c) What ordained ministers on family leave have had their leaves terminated since
the last session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)?
Joanna C. Stallings 02/01/96 Gaston CC
51 . Who have been suspended under the provisions of 112625.3d? (Give effective dates.)
None
52. V/ho are granted sabbatical leave (11446)? (Give date when this relation became
effective; if Associate Member, so indicate.) None
53. What actions have been taken concerning disabled ordained ministers and full-time
local pastors (11451. NOTE: Disability leave is a relationship that must be granted
ANNUALLY by action of the Annual Conference. If the disability leave of persons in
Q.53a) is continuing, list their names also in Q.53c). Persons listed here should not
be listed as retired under Questions 54, 55, 56, or 57.)
a) V/hat ordained ministers and full-time local pastors were granted disability leave
since the last Annual Conference session (11451.2) (Give effective dates and
indicate if Probationary Member, Associate Member, or Full-time Local Pastor):
NAME/EFFECTIVE DATE/CHARGE CONFERENCE
Nathan Hooks Byrd 09/01/95 Davis Street CC
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William Thomas Clarke 01/01/96 Carr CC
Michael Lawrence Tart(FL) 05/01/96 Eureka CC
b) What ordained ministers and full-time local pastors have had their disability
leave terminated since the last conference session (11451.3)? (Give effective
dates of terminations): None
c) What ordained ministers and full-time local pastors are granted disability leave
at this session (11451.1)? (If Probationary Member, Associate Member, or
Full-time Local Pastor, so indicate.)
Wilson Edward Barber 07/01/94 Raleigh:Wesley Mem.CC
George Franklin Blanchard 10/01/93 West End CC
Mathan Hooks Byrd 09/01/95 Davis Street CC
William Thomas Clarke 01/01/96 Carr CC
Robert Blair Craig (FTLP) 12/01/92 Belgrade-Tabernacle CC
Donnie Gray Davis, Sr. (/KM) 07/01/92 Rockingham:East CC
Julian Brice Helms, Jr. 12/01/93 Northwoods CC
James Wesley Hicks, Jr.(/\M) 07/01/89 Pikeville:Mt.Carmel CC
Rudolph Hart Hodge 01/01/92 Shady Grove CC
Clifton Riddick Hollowell 06/01/86 Hay Street CC
Richard Farmer Lewis, Sr. (/KM) 03/01/95 South Rosemary CC
Donna Susan Moore 07/01/94 Oleander-Devon Park CC
Robert Joseph Rudd 01/01/93 Pee Dee CC
George Calvin Smith 04/01/90 Bethel Lebanon CC
Michael Lawrence Tart(FTLP) 05/01/96 Eureka CC
54. What Members in Full Connection have been retired (11452): List alphabetically
giving full name - first, middle, last - in that order.)
a) THIS YEAR?
Mandatory Retirement (age 70)? (^452.1) None
Early Retirement (20 or more years under appointment)? (^4522a)
James Henry Coile, 3308 Huntmaster Rd., New Bern, NC 28562
Retirement with Actuarially Reduced Benefits (age 62 or 35 years under
appointment)? (^4522b)
Morris Lee Barber, 156 Will Road, Eagle Springs, NC 27242
Gerald Lloyd Edge, 311 Longwood Dr., Pinetops, NC 27864
Charles Howard Hutchinson, PO Box 1507, Lake Junaluska, NC 28745
Horace Lee McLaurin, 205 Trolley Ct., New Bern, NC 28560
Regular Retirement (age 65 or 40 years under appointment)? (]{4522c)
John Robert Blue, 31 Twin Valley Est., Huntington, WVA 25704
Robert Francis Bundy, 118 Pinesage Dr., West End, NC 27376
Clingman Carter Capps, 2101 Richardson Dr., Reidsville, NC 27320
Robert Kenneth Eldredge, 1811 Broadway Dr., Graham, NC 27253
Joseph Conrad Glass, Jr., 3208 Huntleigh Dr., Raleigh, NC 27604
Arnold Kimsey King, Jr., 5315 Yardley Terrace, Durham, NC 27707
Joe Davis Lister, 129 Overland Rd., Mebane, NC 27302
Carleton Paul McKita, 3508 Hawthorne Rd., Rocky Mt., NC 27804
William Welby Sherman, Jr., 495 /Mexis Dr., New Bern, NC 28562
Wayne Esmond Thomas, PO Box 2784, Washington, NC 27889
Emerson McLean Thompson, Jr., 105 Kilby Dr., Greenville, NC 27858
b) PREVIOUSLY?
BG Gayle T. Alexander, Chester J. Andrews, James A. Auman, Rene Orville Bideaux,
William R. Crowder, Lewis H. Dodson, H. H. Hodgin, L. R. Mason, Jr., G. Robert
McKenzie, Robert C. Mooney, Jr., Robert E. Lee Moser, George W. Ports, Jr., Robert
B. Storrs, Jr., E. Russell Stott, Tommy Tyson, Christian V/hite, William L. Wolfe
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DG P. Wesley Aitken, Franklin Lee Alexander, Gordon E. Allen, Walton N. Bass, Richard
R. Blankenhorn, Billy McCoy Garden, Helen Gray Crotweli, N. A. Desrosiers, Albert
Fleet Fisher, Matt R. Gardner, R. S. Harrison, Geraldine D. Ingram, O. Kelly Ingram,
Barney L. Jones, Jr., Vassar W. Jones, Johnie L. Joyce, Wallace H. Kirby, Charles
H. Lancaster, Brooks B. Little, Eric O. Murray, Robert T. Osborn, Charles E. Owens,
Harvey Worth Pearce, John E. Reed, R. Dennis Ricks, Cecil W. Robbins, Charles K.
Robinson, C. Alison Simonton, A. M. Williams, Kelly J. Wilson, Jr.
EC Lewis A. Dillman, Edwin L. Earnhardt, Ralph 1. Epps, Lawrence A. Green, C. B.
Hutcherson, Edgar E. Whitley, William E. Worley
FA John K. Bergland, H. A. Bizzell, Jr., W. Hoyt Cheek, Harold M. Chrismon, Sr., Allen
C. Edens, Jr., N. B. Hill, Jr., Thomas Garland Knott, James R. Lancaster, Jr.,
Lawrence Lugar, James Earl McLendon,T. Arnold Pope, Robert M. Poulk, Charles
E. Sparks, Clarence L. Warren, Samuel J. Womack
GO Robert L. Bame, A. D. Byrd, Jr., Charles F. Eakin, Charles M. Hackett, H. L. Harrell,
C. E. Hix, Jr., Jean L. Hood, Grady L. Kinley, F. D. Lamneck, Don Paul Lee, John
D. Mitchell, E. G. Purcell, Jr., John M. Roberts, Nevin Snyder, Aaron G. Tyson, S.
L. Wood, P. C. Yelverton
GR Randall Baker, F. W. Fortescue, Murrell K. Glover, A. P. Hill, Jr., John W. Hobbs,
James G. Lupton, James H. Miller, Jr., Clarence E. O'Briant, J. B. Parvin, M. O.
Stephenson, James H. Warren, Gladys R. Williford, Claude Thomas Wilson
NB Edward P. Armstrong, Ellis J. Bedsworth, Lester C. Bissette, Paul C. Browning,
Charles V. Bryant, Roy O. Burgess, Irving E. Cook, W. C. Feltman, Samuel S.
Moore, Robert L. Nicks, Joseph C. Parker, Harold Thurman Pickett, Robert S.
Shields, Jesse C. Staton, Sr., Wilbur C. Teachey, James A. Tingle, Pearl G. West
RA Troy J. Barrett, Joseph K. Bostick, Samuel H. Brown, John M. Cline, Thomas A.
Collins, John H. Crum, G. W. Crutchfield, B. L. Davidson, Murray L. DeHart, Jr.,
Clyde H. Dunn, Edward Cornwall Elliott, F. Owen Fitzgerald, Jr., K. E. Frazier, J. W.
Garrison, R. Keith Glover, Dwight C. Jarvis, Norwood L. Jones, R. Norman Knight,
Henry B. Lewis, James Columbus Loy, W. N. McDonald, Robert Fullerton McKee,
H. M. McLamb, George C. Megill, C. M. Mitchell, J. P. Moorman, Argel Payne, W.
B. Petteway, L. P. Plyler, F. R. Randolph, J. Earl Richardson, J. P. Rickards, K. B.
Sexton, Neil H. Thompson, C. Clyde Tucker, Jr., Vernon Cephas Tyson, H. Robert
Warren, John H. White, James A. Williams, A. W. Winstead, O. B. Wooldridge
RO John D. Aycock, Kenneth E. Beane, Paul G. Bunn, Simeon F. Cummings, Willie J.
Evans, Robert S. Gibson, T. H. House, Harold F. Leatherman, Robert A. MacLean,
Leonard Mayo, Clyde G. McCarver, B. F. Meacham, W. F. Meacham, Robert F.
Moore, Lee A. Phillips, J. H. Shiver, L. Ray Sparrow, James C. Stokes, Jr., Amos H.
Stone, D. D. Traynham, William M. Wells, Jr., Kermit R. Wheeler, Herman S.
Winberry
RM L. E. Blackburn, Sidney G. Boone, Daniel D. Bowman, Aydlett J. Eure, Jr., C. W.
Goldston, John T. Greene, Donald Lee Harris, Lester P. Jackson, T. R. Jenkins, R.
Harry Jordan, Dan E. Meadows, Charles H. Mercer, Robert W. Morgan, Brooks
Patten, John T. Smith, H. Langill Watson, H. M. Wilkinson
SA William H. Brady, James C. P. Brown, Angus M. Cameron, J. Claude Chaffin, John
R. Crew, Jr., W. A. Crow, W. Everette Eason, Clarence Garner, Charles Franklin Grill,
James W. Hamilton, C. S. Hubbard, Jack M. Hunter, William P. Lowdermilk, Travis
W.Owen, Robert Bruce Pate,J.E. Sponenberg, Mary L.Von Canon, Ben H.Wilson III
WI Clyde S. Boggs,H. Fred Davis, Ralph L. Fleming, Jr., F. D. Hedden, Rayford H.
Methvin, Peleg Dameron Midgett III, Ben F. Musser, John S. Pearsall, Luther M.
Peele, Jr., James Allen Starnes, Roger E. Thompson
55. What Associate Members have been retired (11452): (List alphabetically giving full
name - first, middle, last - in that order.)
a) This year?
Maurice Lew Lancaster, 1925 Southern Ave., Fayetteville, NC 28306
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Evander Parnell, PO Box 1546, Lumberton, NC 28358
Robert Eugene Rattz, 403 Baker Drive, Supply, NC 28462
b) Previously?
Everette Ervin Bryan 1994
Frederick Fairfax Dillon 1992
Paul Wesley Evans 1990
Daniel Mercer Forbes, Jr. 1995
Virgil Loren Free 1995
William Nelson Fulford 1985
Johnnie Sinclair Muggins 1993
Henry Marcus Hunnings 1987
Russell Ray Knowles 1991
Waverly Douglas Lamb 1980
John Gilbert Olive 1993
Charles iivin (Jmstead, Jr. 1980
Luther Vernon Wesley 1985
56. What Probationary Members have been retired (11452):
a) This year? None
b) Previously? None
57. VvTio have been recognized as retired local pastors (11410.5):
a) This year?
Richard R. Leonhard, 3183 South Jackson Blvd., Gniontown, OH 44685
b) Previously?
Leon Moran Brock 1975
Jefferson Woodrow Davis 1984
Riley Tex Hamilton 1995
Riley Vance Hardison, Jr. 1987
Charles John Hause 1991
Herbert Franklin Home 1990
Doris J. Johnson 1995
John Thomas Ledford 1980
Charles Maura Treihart 1983
Roy L. Turnage, Jr. 1982
Tracie Varnum 1984
58. 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) 3
b) Elected as Probationary Members? (28a, b, c) 17
c) Elected as Members in Full Connection? (31) 20
d) Readmitted? (32, 33a, b) 0
e) Retired made effective? (34a, b, c) 0
f) Transferred in? (30a, b, 35, 36) 9
g) Transferred out? (41) 3
h) Discontinued as Probationary Members? (42) 1
i) Honorably located this year? (43a) 2
j) Withdrawn? (46a, b, c) 3
k) Involuntarily terminated? (46d) 0
I) Administratively located? (46e) 0
m) Terminated by trial? (46f) 0
n) Deceased (47a, b, c) 14
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59. What is the number of:
a) Pastoral charges? 604
b) Local churches? 827
60. 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:
11443. la, c): the number of clergy members appointed within United
Methodist connectional structures, including district superintendents.
11443.1b, 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.
11443. Id): 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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Associate Mbrs/
Full-time
Members in
Probationary
Affiliate Mbrs
LPs
Categories Full Connection
Members
With Vote
(21a)
Pastors
385
47
16
35
Appointments Beyond the
Local Church:
11443. la, c) (76a)
39
0
1
X
Appointments Beyond the
Local Church:
11443. lb, c)(76b)
29
0
0
X
Appointments Beyond the
Local Church:
11443. Id) (76c)
27
0
0
X
Appointments to
Attend School (77)
2
6
0
X
Appointed to Other
Annual Conferences (48)
6
0
0
X
On Leave of Absence (49)
9
0
1
X
On Family Leave (50)
2
0
0
X
On Sabbatical Leave (52)
0
0
0
X
On Disability Leave (53c)
10
0
3
(2)
Retired (54, 55, 56)
245
0
16
(11)
Total Mumber,
Clergy Members
754
53
37
35
Grand Total,
All Conference
Clergy Members
879
b) By gender and racial/ethnic identification? (NOTE: see the instruction for item
60 for guidelines to assist in the racial/ethnic identification count.)
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Categories
Members in
Full Connection
Probationary
Members
Associate Mbrs/
Affiliate Mbrs
With Vote
Full-time LPs
Appointed to
Pastoral Charge
Female
Male
71
683
5
48
0
37
3
32
Total Number,
Clergy Members
754
53
37
35
Grand Total,
All Conference
Clergy Members
879
Asian
African American
Black
Hispanic
Native American
Pacific Islander
White
3
0
18
1
7
0
725
4
0
4
1
1
0
43
0
0
1
0
0
0
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
35
Total Number,
Clergy Members
754
53
37
35
Grand Total,
All Conference
Clergy Members
879
*The totals entered in these spaces should agree with the comparable totals in the
bottom two lines of Q.59a).
PART ffl: DIAGONAL AWHISTERS
61. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (112625.4)?
Principals: 1992-Carol Dell Hayes, 1993-William Weisser, 1994-Elaine Lilliston
Reserves: 1993-Margaret Anne Biddle, 1996-Patricia Lykins
62. Who are the candidates for diaconal ministry (11304-305)?
Juanita Bryant John B. Fisher Myra Porter Peele
63. Who are consecrated this year as diaconal ministers (11307)? (List alphabetically):
Alice Kirkman Kunka - Raleigh District
Kimberly Strong Lamb - Raleigh District
Anna Gail Dixon Workman - Buriington District
64. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (11313.3c)? None
65. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (11312)?
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Patricia H. Archer - Mississippi Conference - 07/01/96
Linda Logston - Florida Conference - 03/04/96
66. Wfio are transferred out as diaconal ministers (11312)?
Elizabeth G. Taylor - WMC Conference - 11/01/95
67. Who have had their conference relationship as diaconal ministers terminated by
Annual Conference action (11313.3)? None
68. What diaconal ministers have died during the year?
a) Effective: None
b) Retired: None
69. What diaconal ministers have been granted leave of absence under 113 13. la, c, d)
(disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave):
a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each):
Brigitte Ann F. Morris - Personal Leave 02/22/96 (1st year)
b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in
Question 69a, if their leaves of absence are continuing):
Rebecca K. Lile - 07/15/94 (2nd year)
William H. Remele, Jr. - 06/01/93 (4th year)
David M. Sluder, Sr. - 06/08/94 (3rd year)
70. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (1|313.1e):
a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each):
Lois Hardee Stocks - 02/22/96
b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (include names of persons listed in
Q.70a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None
71. Who have returned to active status:
a) From disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave of absence (113 1 3. 1 a, c, d)?
None
b) From extended leave (11313. le)? None
72. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconal
ministers (11313.2):
a) This year? Laura Sexton Davenport
b) Previously?
Bernice Ballance Robert H. Garrison, Jr. Irene F. Gattis
Tacoma O'Connor /Mma W. Offutt Wanda Gail Walker
Leslie C. Womack
PART IV: APPOIMTMENTS AND CONCLUDING BUSINESS
73. What clergy members 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
(1111437.2, 441.2, 1606.4b)?
N/VnE SERVICE IN 1/4 INCREMENTS DATE
Randy Coy Blanchard one-fourth time 07/01/96
C. McGee Creech one-fourth time 06/07/68
Edith Dudley Jenkins one-fourth time 07/01/96
Mary Ellen Phelan Switzer one-half time 07/01/92
Richard Martin Tysinger one-half time 07/01/92
Judy Ellen Westman (PM) one-half time 07/01/95
John E. Williams one-fourth time 07/01/84
Johnnie Lee Wright (PM) one-half time 07/01/95
74. What changes have been made in appointments since the last Annual Conference
session? (Attach list. Include Appointments Beyond the Local Church and give
effective dates of ail changes.)
Conference Business Questions 1 76
CLERGY:
BURLINGTON - Nathan H. Byrd of Burlington: Davis Street (104.1) took Disability
Leave, 9/1/95.
DURHAM - Michael B. Hobbs from Durham: McMannen (222.1) to Burlington: Davis
Street, 9/1/95.
Robert C. Redmond from Durham: Bethany (212.1) to Durham: McMannen (222.1),
9/1/95.
Timothy C. Blevins of Durham: Duke's Chapel (217.1) took leave of absence,
12/1/95.
Patrice Cheasty-Miller from Oxford: Salem (245.1) to Durham: Duke's Chapel
(217.1), 12/1/95.
Lee Roy Pittard, interim supply, to Oxford: Salem (245.1), 12/1/95.
W. Thomas Clarke of Durham: Carr (215.1) took disability leave, 1/1/96.
Brian W. Wingo to Durham: Carr (215.1), 1/1/96.
FAYETTEVILLE - Roger C. Williams from Fayetteville: Wesley-Black's Chapel (450.0)
to Greenville: Holy Trinity (611.1), 12/1/95.
Franklin D. Daniels to Fayetteville: Wesley-Black's Chapel (450.0), 12/1/95.
GOLDSBORO - Billy McCullen, part-time retired, serving Smithfield: Asbury (536. 1),
deceased 8/14/95.
John M. Roberts, part-time retired, replaced Billy McCullen, Smithfield: Asbury
(536.1).
GREENVILLE - Billy Boyd Cuthrell left Grimesland-Warren's Chapel (615.0) to take
an appointment beyond the local church, 8/31/95
Irving F. Terwilliger, ROM, replaced Billy Boyd Cuthrell at Grimesland-Warren's
Chapel (615.0), 9/1/95.
Marshall Keith Thomason of Greenville: Covenant (610.1), took leave of absence,
1 1/1/95.
Ralph A. Brown from Greenville: Holy Trinity (611.1) to New Bern: Faith
(729.1),ll/l/95.
Joseph C. Parker, retired, supplied at Greenville: Holy Trinity (61 1.1) during month
of November, 1995.
NEW BERN - Marvin Eugene Tyson from New Bern: Faith (729.1) to Greenville:
Covenant (610.1), 11/1/95.
Wayne A. Price from New Bern: Centenary, Associate (728.1) to Trinity (Franklin
Co.) (854.1), 8/16/95.
RALEIGH - Bruce W. McPherson of Raleigh: Trinity (Franklin Co.) (854.1), deceased
8/14/95.
Michael Pasquarello 111, of Raleigh: Trinity (850.1) to Durham: Bethany (212.1),
9/1/95.
Richard R. Blankenhom, retired, to Raleigh: Trinity to replace Michael Pasquarello
111, 9/1/95.
Rebecca /\ist McFee (426.1) from Raleigh: Highland (838.1) left appointment.
7/29/95.
Kelli Walker-Jones (426.1) to Raleigh: Highland (838.1), 1/2 time, 4/1/96.
A. J. Wilson III, (443.1b, Clergy Appts. to Extension Ministries), from Director of
Pastoral Services, Greenleaf Health Systems, Chattanooga, TN, to Pastoral
Counseling Program Director, Memorial Hospital, Chattanooga, TN, 1 1/30/95.
ROCKINGH/KM - Steve Taylor, interim supply, replaced Bruce Bjork, interim supply
at RO: Parkton (933.0), 1 1/1/95.
ROCKY MOGNT - Billy C. Gsrey (426.1). left Trinity Parish (1038.0) to return to the
Holston Conference, 8/31/95.
James B. Ward (443.1b Clergy Appt. to Extension Ministries) to Trinity Parish
(1038.0) full-time, 9/1/95.
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Pamela Jo Hudson (443.1d Clergy Appt. to Other Valid Ministries) from Clinical
.nc!^ShtT^CnS^^ '-''' '''''''' ^^ '^ ^^^^'^■•"' ^-^^"'^ ^-P'-
7'plt ?r'^^' ^A ^^-^^^"^ ^'"'^y ^PP'- '° ^'^^' ^^'''d Ministries) from Director
pL^otr? '• m"1"/'"." ^"'^°^'"' "°^P'^^'' R^'d^^"^- ^C to Director of
g^^lSe^-|A^d,st Retirement Homes, Inc.. Durham, NC, 6/25/96.
GREENVILLE - Elizabeth G. Taylor, Diaconal Minister, Greenville: Saint James
613.1) transferred to V/estem North Carolina Conference 1 1/1/95
Linda S. Logston, Diaconal Minister from the Rorida Conference, transferred to the
75 S^^rL . °i"^ Conference, serving at Greenville: Jams Memorial (612.1), 3/4/96
75. Where are the preachers stationed for the ensuing year^
(See Appointment List on the following pages )
76. What ordained ministers are appointed beyond the local church for the ensuing
year: 11442. List according to the disciplinary categories listed below )
a Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (11443 la c)^
b) To extension ministries (11443. lb, c)?
c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of If 443 Id^
(See Appointment List on the following pages )
^^' !!^m.T "PPr^"^, *° ^"^"'^ ^^hool (11516.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose
pnme appointments is to attend school.)
Associate Members:
Probationary Members:
Members in Full Connection:
(See Appointment List on the following pages.)
78. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (11310)^
79 Wh.t'nfh. '."""'^^^' appointments are included in the Appointment List.)
79. What other personal notations should be made? (Include such matters as changes
in pension credit (111606.6), correction or additions to matters reported in the
of clercv "J.11T"""'.''T''''T '°^"^ '" P""°"^ '''''' ^^ '^9^' --^ changes
or Clergy members and diaconal ministers )
lae/ge.^"^^" ' ^""'^""^ ^'°^'^'' "^"^^ '^''^"^^^ ^° ^"'^""^ ^'°yd Hultman.
^Hi"j^^,,^°^"^^^ changed to Norma Walters Wall, 5/11/96.
kC^-IL r f " ^'"'^"^ R- R^dd, full connection, was transferred from the
Kentucky Conference to the North Carolina Conference, 6/12/95
GOLDSrAro"' w ^^' 'T'^^"1^ '° "^'^'^ Q^^'-S''^ Conference,' 1/1/96.
L^t^or^w K f^'^'^'^f^" ^''''^'' f"" ^^nnection, was transferred from the
NErBER^'char" ^°"f^^^"^^ ^° V'^ "^^'^^ ^^^°""^ Conference, 7/1/95.
RAI FIPH -5!^^'^"^ Pierces name changed to Chariene Pierce-Guider. 2/17/96.
RALEIGH - Richard Neal Invin, full connection member of North Carolina
SANFORD ' pful^ u '?' '^'''^^" "°^^ ^^^°""^ Conference. 1 1/1/95
1 1/18/95 " Hackney's name changed to Elizabeth Hackney Hood,
^kTm^J^^ ■ ^^"^''^ ^- ^^"^°"' PTLP, discontinued as of 7/1/95
Shah Mohammed Hussain, PTLP. discontinued as of 7/1/95
80. Where shall the next Conference Session be held (11703 3P
Methodist College, Fayetteville, North Carolina
Conference Appointments 1 78
THE 1996 - 1997 APPOirfTMENTS
Key to Appointment List
PM Probationary Member AM Associate Member
FL Full-Time Local Pastor PL Part-Time Local Pastor
SL Student Local Pastor RM Retired Pastor Serving as Supply
OM Member of Other Conference OD Member of Another Denomination
IS Interim Supply PL/D Part-time Local Pastor/Deacon
[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.
BGRUNGTON DISTRICT - 51 Charges
Rodney G. Hamm, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 1
3118 Truitt Drive, Burlington, NC 27215
Bellemont J. Albert Trotter 5
Bethel Larry Glynn Patrick PM ... 2
BURLINGTON:
Davis Street Michael B. Hobbs 2
. . Associate Suzanne Cloyd Hultman OM ... 3
Emmanuel Denny C. Wise 4
Faith T. Scott Watford 4
Front Street William C. Simpson, Jr 2
. . Associate Richard O. Greenway PM ... 3
Diaconal Minister . Anna Gail Workman
Grace Carson O. Wiggins 4
St. Paul's Samuel A. Williams, Jr 3
Burlington Ct. [2] Charles D. Myers 4
Carrboro David L. Harvin 6
Cedar Grove Ira H. Smith 2
Center G. Rosser Carter 111 SL . . . . 2
CHAPEL HILL:
Aldersgate Susan L. Allred 10
Amity Richard C. Vaughan 8
Christ Reagan V. May 2
Orange Robert C. Flynn 4
. . Associate Rachel R. Gonia 5
University William H. Gattis 11
. . Associate Ronald E. Gonia 5
Diaconal Minister . Carol Denise Conner Waters
Chestnut Ridge Jay William Bissett SL . . . . 2
Cobb Circuit (3] Rufus E. Butner III 4
Concord Jeanne Ross Neal SL . . . . 1
Efland James T. Weaver, Jr 2
Elon College: First Randall E. Innes 1
Eno-Palmers Grove [2] Neal E. Wingfield SL . . . . 1
Evergreen J. Donald Johnson 2
Fairview John H. Dutton, Jr 2
Friendship Alvin M. Home 15
GRAHAM:
Christ-Cedar Cliff [2] James L. Bryan 5
First Marshall R. Old 9
Diaconal Minister . Cynthia D. Powell
Haw River Terry L. Huffines 6
Hebron Jesse C. Staton, Jr 4
Hightower [3] A. Eugene Goldfinch, Jr 3
Hillsborough Herman N. Ward, Jr 28
Leasburg R. Van Spivey SL . . . . 1
Lebanon-Carr [2] Marty J. Cauley SL . . . . 2
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Mebane Rex E. Brooks 4
Milton [3] Frankie M. Garton PM ... 3
Mt. Hermon Rick A. Moser 4
New Hope-Purley [2] Floyd R. Morrow, Jr 3
Mew Sharon Carl Dean Belcher 8
Phillips Chapel Ebern Earl Allen 6
Prospect Scott T. Wilkinson 2
Rock Creek Steven Taylor SL . . . . 1
St. Luke's L. William Baird OD ... 2
Salem (Alamance) Sam F. Martin III 5
Saxapahaw Rachel T. Moser 4
Shiloh William A. Haddock, Jr 8
Swepsonville Glenn B. Everett 1
Union Grove Norman R. Fitzgerald PM ... 6
Walnut Grove R. Michael Sykes 11
West Orange [2] John W. Ruth 1
Yanceyville Thomas Denny SL . . . . 1
DURHAM DISTRICT - 56 Charges
ALBERT SHCJLER, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 7
522 S. Duke Street, Durham NC 27701
Allensville-Trinity [2] G. Ronald Patton 5
Andrews Chapel Reginald W. Ponder, Jr SL . . . . 1
Bahama: Mt. Bethel Ronald J. Snider 3
Banks-Grove Hill [2] Diane M. Blanchard 1
Brookland-Brooksdale [2] D. Brent Laytham 2
Butner: Community Carol Noy SL . . . . 3
Concord Andrea R. Woodhouse 1
Creedmoor Everett J. France 3
DGRHAM:
Aldersgate Johnny H. Branch 3
Asbury Richard A. Stanley, Jr 2
Asbury Temple Walter E. McLeod 3
Bethany Michael Pasquarello III 2
Bethesda Norma J. Walters 6
Calvary Laurie H. Coffman 3
Carr Brian W. Wingo 2
Duke Memorial Mark W. Wethington 5
. . Associate Lisa Brown Cole 2
Diaconal Minister . Robert Irvine
Duke's Chapel Patrice Cheasty-Miller 2
Epworth Charles K. Morrison 7
. . Associate Bess G. Hunnings 5
Diaconal Minister . Susan M. Parker
Glendale Heights Edward F. Bogie 3
Good Shepherd Shane M. Benjamin PM ... 1
Lakewood Ramon D. Torres III OM ... 4
McMannen Robert C. Redmond 2
Parkwood Vickie S. Pruett 3
Pleasant Green R. Lawrence Bowden, Jr 7
Resurrection Edith L. Cleaves 2
St. Paul Clinton W. Spence PM ... 1
Trinity H. Gray Southern 6
. . Minister of Program . . . Catherine Fluck Price OM ... 2
Ellis Chapel Henry M. Hunnings RAM . . 3
Retcher's Chapel Delores A. Langley 4
Granville Circuit [2] Lily K. Chou SI 1
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Granville-Vance [3] Donnie L Jones SL . . . . 3
Helena D. Christopher Hill 7
HENDERSON:
City Road D. Stephen Stutts PM ... 3
First J. Donald Phillips 2
White Memorial-Hermon [2] . Benjamin Sims SL . . . . 1
Lea's Chapel William D. Lain SL . . . . 1
Marrow's Chapel Christian Whitehead SL . . . . 3
Massey's Chapel Marilyn K. Shipman PM ... 9
Mt. Sylvan Robert D. O'Keef 2
Mt. Tabor-Riverview [2] Henry M. Hunnings RAM . . 1
Mt. Tirzah Edward C. Hill PM ... 5
Mt. Zion Stuart Tucker 1
Oak Grove David W. Woodhouse 1
Oxford Alan P. Swartz 3
Oxford: Salem Lee Roy Pittard ill SL . . . . 2
Rehoboth-Harris Chapel [2] .... Robert C. Tilley FL . . . . 2
Rougemont [3] David B. Smith 3
ROXBORO:
Ca-Vel Connie Stutts SL . . . . 1
Grace Guy V. Soule, Jr 6
Longhurst Stewart A. Crank SL . . . . 3
Long Memorial W. D. Sabiston, Jr 3
Salem (Person Co.) Jeffrey L. Roberts 8
Stem-Bullock's (2] Jeanne B. Allen SL . . . . 2
Stovall John W. Yount PL/D . 19
Tabernacle Douglas O. Townley SL . . . . 2
Warren's Grove R. Richard Dawson PM ... 1
ELIZABETH CITY DISTRICT - 42 Charges
WILLIAM M. PRESNELL, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 4
P. O. Box 1662, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
Ahoskie W. Kenneth Hall, Sr 5
Albemarle Frank Alexander RM ... 2
Anderson Terry M. Williams PL ... . 3
Center Hill Thomas Reck PL ... . 2
Chowan: Bethany Ralph I. Epps RM ... 1
Colerain TBS
Colington Robert L. Pitsch ROM . . 6
Creswell (3) G. Kevin Baker PM ... 4
Currituck [2] Linwood S. Jones AM ... 5
Duck David S. Clift 3
Edenton W. Stanley Smith, Jr 3
ELIZABETH CITY:
City Road Charies E. McKenzie 14
First William A. Ruth 2
Riverside Samuel D. McMillan III 4
Gatesville [3] Lisa Creech Bledsoe PM ... 2
Harrellsville (2) TBS
Hatteras [3] James R. Huskins 6
Hertford Jonathan E. Strother 4
Kinnakeet [3] Raymond C. Warren FL . . . . 1
Kitty Hawk Francis C. Bradshaw 4
Manns Harbor [2] James Edward Tosto FL . . . . 2
Manteo: Mt. Olivet Dennis M. Goodwin 1
Mt. Hermon Haywood W. Gillikin 7
Moyock Roderic L. Mullen 2
lol Conference Appointments
Murfreesboro [2] William M. Jeffries 1
New Hope Milton B. Collier, Jr 2
Newland-Grace [2] Alan C. Gibson 8
North Gates [3] William H. Altman FL . . . . 1
Ocracoke J. Allen Lovell PM ... 2
Perkins Margaret Saunders PL . . . 10
Perquimans [3] Bobby L. Jordan AM ... 2
Pilmoor Memorial F. Bruce Allen 2
Plymouth Carolyn R. Smith 1
Sharon Hope A. Vickers PM ... 2
Shiloh (Stumpy Pt.) Kenneth Davenport PL ... . 3
South Camden [2] David O. Moehring 1
South Mills [3] Berry L. Taylor II PM ... 1
Tyrrell [3] James Harold Daniels OD ... 2
Gnion-Newbegun [2] Steven N. Formo PM ... 5
Wanchese: Bethany William E. Holliday 3
Windsor [2] Clyde A. Denny 4
Woodland W. Sherman Guthrie AM ... 6
FAYETTEVILLE DISTRICT - 49 Charges
J. THOMAS SMITH, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 5
1911 Raeford Road, Fayetteville, NC 28305
Angier Henry W. Lee 4
CLINTON:
First Homer E. Morris 2
Grace Danny G. Allen 6
Clinton Ct. [3] William R. Rudd 3
Coats Charles L. Herrin 3
Coharie Sidney A. Collins PL ... . 6
Cotton George B. Williford PL ... . 4
Cumberland Wade W. Crabtree 4
Dunn: Divine Street M. Francis Daniel 5
Erwin W. Kenneth Hall, Jr 2
FAYETTEVILLE:
Camp Ground George A. Jones 4
Christ Walter L. Graves 7
Cornerstone Benjamin S. Sharpe, Jr 2
Culbreth Bobby P. Tyson, Jr 1
Gardners Michael A. Davis 2
Grace-Trinity [2] Carolyn Woriax PM ... 1
Harry Hosier Eldrick R. Davis 8
Haymount William E. Braswell 2
. . Associate Carl H. King FL . . . . 1
Diaconal Minister . David Anthony Argo
Hay Street Bmce D. Taylor 5
John Wesley Lawrence E. Johnson 9
Johnson Memorial Gregory K. Jenks 4
Person Street Wilson Strickhausen IS .... 4
St. Andrews Haywood A. Smith 7
St. Matthews Susan C. Lindblade 5
Salem Raymond K. Wittman 4
Victory John H. Tyson 4
Wesley Heights Tryon D. Lancaster IS .... 5
Goshen-Keener [2] Thomas B. Supplee 2
Harnett: Cokesbury H. M. Chrismon RM ... 4
Hope Mills J. A. Winston 111 3
Hopewell Dennis R. Sheppard 8
Conference Appointments 182
Kipling Richard L. Hanse 6
Leslie Amos L. Laine ROM . 22
Lillington Stacey Z. Graves 4
Linden: Parkers Grove Won Seok Namkoong PM ... 2
Mamers [3] Curtis M. Mull, Jr FL . . . . 4
Marvin David J. Beck SL . . . . 4
Newton Grove [3] Thomas D. Hoogerland 4
Raeford Carson S. Tyson 4
Raeford: Hoke [2] Donald R. Shields 3
Roseboro Duke C. Lackey 6
Sampson [3] Andrew B. Wood PL ... . 8
South River [3] Timothy S. Taylor FL . . . . 1
Spring Hill Bobby P. Tyson, Sr 4
Spring Lake Allen C. Edens, Jr RM . . 10
Stedman: Cokesbury Eric N. Lindblade, Jr 5
Tabor Milton E. Little PL . . . 13
Union James W. Caviness, Jr AM ... 6
Wesley-Black's Chapel [2) Franklin D. Daniels 2
GOLDSBORO DISTRICT - 47 Charges
JAMES C. LEE, DISTRICT SGPERINTENDENT - 3
P. O. Box 1516, Goldsboro, NC 27533
Benson [2] David C. Benson 1
Beston John M. Roberts RM ... 1
Bethel Wallace B. Lewis AM ... 9
Bethel (Duplin Co.) Mark Stephens PL ... . 1
Brogden Gregory G. Scott FL . . . . 3
Brownings-Smith [2] James O. Murphy, Jr PM ... 2
Ebenezer John D. Mitchell RM ... 1
Eureka [3] Henry F. Sanders, Jr OD ... 1
Faison L. James Lowe OM ... 1
Falling Creek Lee Edwards IS .... 1
Four Oaks W. Joseph Yow, Jr 9
Fremont Richard L. Ward 4
Friendship-Gnity Jerry E. Mitchell PL ... . 3
Garris Chapel C. McGee Creech 28
GOLDSBORO:
Daniels Memorial Virgil B. Huffman 4
Jefferson Joseph E. Kossan 2
New Hope Stephen N. Little 3
Pine Forest Mark H. Kennedy, Jr 9
Providence James L. Hobbs 5
St. Luke Charles K. Moseley 1
St. Paul John S. Paschal 3
. . Associate Madison N. Hankal 2
Salem T. R. Miller Fl 1
Institute-Hickory Grove [2] Charles F. Eakin RM ... 8
Johnston Ct. [2] Donna Fowler-Marchant OD ... 1
Kenansville Parish [4] Roger D. Paxton 1
Kenly-Buckhorn [2] Bryan C. Trotter OD ... 2
LaGrange Thomas W. Newman PM ... 2
Magnolia [4] John C. Andrews 1
Micro-Fellowship [2] Kris Robert Meyer SL . . . . 2
Mt. Olive: First Joseph W. Forbes 1
Pikeville-Mt. Carmel [2] Wayne M. Hicks 4
Pine Level-Sanders [2] Jan N. Hill SL . . . . 2
Princeton Otto H. C. Hardt 2
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-' ^^ Conference Appointments
Rones Chapel james M. Short .... P
^°^f H'll Paul T. Stallsworth 4
1^,^'"^°" • H. Dennis Draper, Jr. ...::: 7
Selma: Edgerton Steven M. Una o
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^^^"""y Samuel L. Wood dm i
^^"te^^ry G. Paul Phillips ill ... . ^ ■ ■ 4
. . .... Diaconal Minister . Richard J. Williams
Whitley-Elizabeth [2] Steven M. Hall ^
l?T^ ^1:/"°"" *^°-^ ^°y^e D. odom ..■.■.■.■:.■ PM ■ ■ ■ ■ ?
Waker Memorial T. C. West, Jr PL " ' ' 1
,^3"^^^ Frank I. Lloyd PL .... 3
,^^^f ^ •^- Richard C. Sharp .' .' 3
^^^^°°d David H. Francis .■.■.■.■:::: 5
" Joseph Gouverneur SL . . 2
GREENVILLE DISTRICT - 43 Charges
H. Sidney Huggins III, DISTRICT SGPERIMTENDENT - 1
. ,„ 215 Commerce Street, Greenville, NC 27858
^T""^ '^ ^°h" ^- Lupton, Jr FL ?
°^J '2] .^ Ronald F. Estes FL " ' " ?
BelArthur[3] Wilbur C. Ormond ' ' ' PL ' ' ' li
^?^^' .• : Gayla G. Estes • ■ • • FL . . . 10
FH^'^T'S; • 1 ^^"'^' T- Earnhardt ....::: „
Edwards Chapel W. Mark Clayton PL ' ' 5
gSI^ILLE: Randall G.Maynard ...///////■''.[■■ A
ST^^"*. ^- Eugene Tyson 2
V°'y \T'^ Edith D. Jenkins f
Jams Memorial Thomas G. Holtsclav. . \
■ ■ Associate W. David Harrington p
Diaconal Minister . Linda Logston
^^- ^^^^^ Woodrow W. Wells, Jr. ^
■ ■ Associate Dennis M. Adams . p
Diaconal Minister . Stephen W. Vannhn 11
^ .^ uiaconal Minister . Stephen W. Vaughn
^"'^^^ ••- Samuel W.Loy 5
Gnmesland-Warrens Chapel [2] . . In^ng F. Tenvilliger .' rqm' ' ' 2
^^'^S^^^.^^] William L Barbee ROM ' ' 2
.1°"y Spnngs Warren S. Cash am " J
Hookerton ' ' J rl'lc^ m„u._ ^ ■ • • 5
Kmijo"!^/- •■••■ ''^^-^oBriant :::::::::::: ^ ...5
, .„ ,^, ^- Crispin Noble dm -d
^^^^^^"^ 12] S. Gene Hadden .::::: ; .' SL . '. '. '. 4
Queen Street m. Whit Warren, Jr.
Associate William Craig Ham .....' .' .' .' .' ." .' .' .' PL .' .' .'
Westminster jack M.
Benfield
2
Lane's Chapel-Bethany [2\ . '. [ [ [ Daniel P. Powers .■.■.■■ p, /n" " "o^
Mattan.sk^et[4,...--.:::::^R-^-— .::;; ^^-24
Nobl'J; Ch'^'TrJ^' ^^"^ SP^^ks Carpenter .:'.'.'/-' m '" I
Pink H ,-?.^K:Tf ?r^^'^ '21 . . Douglas R. WooSworth : : : is'^ " " ' '
Pink Hill-Beula^lle [2] . . . . ^ . . . w cl^Tk Barfie.d ^°"" '"■••?
^^'"^°^ •.,; Jeny M. Schronce . .' .' .' .' FL ' ' ' ' 2
^?,^^^^°"^"^ Ann Giles Benson FL . . . . 2
^^'^"^ Charles B. Owens .■.■.■;.■; .' .' .' .' .' .' ' ' 12
Conference Appointments 184
Sharon Shirley Acker Ward PL ... . 2
Snow Hill: Calvary Paul B. Scott, Jr 5
Stokes [3] Dennis C. Lamm PL ... . 1
Swan Quarter [4] Chris D. Humphreys FL . . . . 3
Vanceboro Roger D. Cope 3
Vanceboro Circuit [3] Julia A. Dees FL . . . . 1
WASHINGTON:
Asbury M. Claire Clyburn 2
First Milton T. Mann 2
. . Associate Polly Taylor PM ... 1
Washington Circuit [2] Craig Richardson FL . . . . 1
Webb Chapel James Krepps PL ... . 3
Wesley Memorial W. Nelson Fulford RAM . . 9
Williamston Clyde B. Cheezem 3
Woodington Claude T. Wilson RM ... 3
NEW BERN DISTRICT - 47 Charges
Samuel Wynn, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 1
1503 Kimberly Road, New Bern, NC 28562
Alliance-Arapahoe [2] Penny Dollar Farmer 11
Asbury Charles C. Smith 5
Atlantic William F. Williams 2
Beaufort: Ann Street W. Rickman Pinner 2
Associate Scott Russell Smith FL . . . . 1
Beech Grove-Rhems [2] James E. Williams OM ... 2
Belgrade-Tabernacle [2] Joseph C. Parker RM ... 1
Bridgeton Todd S. Krueger 6
Broad Creek Wilbur C. Teachey RM ... 2
Cedar Island-Sea Level [2] R. L. Carpenter, Jr 3
Core Creek-Tuttles Grove [2] . . . . Michael N. Nelson FL . . . . 4
Dover-Clarks [2] R. M. Armstrong 111 3
Harkers Island Sherwood A. Godwin 2
Harlowe-Oak Grove [2] Hobart W. Burnside, Jr 2
HAVELOCK:
Cherry Point Walter W. Gaskins, Jr 9
First Edward M. Gunter 4
Haw Branch Joseph Earl Boyd PL ... . 1
Hubert: Oak Grove Pollard G. Cannon PL ... . 1
Hubert: Queens Creek Jerry A. Jackson 5
JACKSONVILLE:
Northwoods James R. Oliver, Sr 1
Pine Valley Ronald E. Gardner OM ... 1
Trinity William C. Spencer, Jr 4
Marshallberg-Smyrna [2] Ellis J. Bedsworth RM ... 6
Maysville Lon W. Miller 4
Merrimon H. Paul Harris PL ... . 1
Midway-Bethlehem [2] James H. McLean FL . . . . 5
MOREHEAD CITY:
First Milton H. Gilbert 2
. . Associate Danielle A. Spiwak FL . . . . 1
Franklin Memorial Joseph A. Motley 1
St. Peter's David A. Banks 13
1 85 Conference Appoin tmen ts
MEW BERN:
Centenary David J. Goehring 1
Carol W. Goehring 1
Faith Ralph A. Brown 2
Garber E. Powell Osteen, Jr 2
Diaconal Minister . Cynthia Zirlott
Riverside Lester C. Bissette RM ... 2
Trinity Leonard P. Doucette 1
Newport: St. James Robert S. Pullman 6
Oriental J. Stanley Brown 1
Pamlico Cooperative Parish [5] . . Michael D. Weber 5
. . Associate Michael G. Register PL ... . 7
. . Associate Michael Roach PL ... . 5
. . Associate Thomas M. Nichols PL ... . 1
Pollocksville-Lee's Chapel |2] ... Jeffrey L. Severt 3
Richlands William A. Boykin 5
Riverdale J. Neal Salter, Jr 4
Salter Path John M. Crowe 1
Shady Grove-Cypress Creek [2] . . Robert Hagerty FL . . . . 1
Sneads Ferry: First Kathy Clark-Dickens 2
Straits-North River [2] James M. Durner FL . . . . 1
Swansboro A. Ray Broadwell 1
Associate W. Allen Bingham 2
Trenton-Maple Grove [2] Charlene Pierce Guider 7
Verona Elva L. Morton III PL ... . 4
Williston-Stacy [2] James K. Stalnaker AM ... 7
RALEIGH DISTRICT - 64 Charges
KERMIT L. BRASWELL, DISTRICT SGPERINTENDENT - 2
P. O. Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
Apex Henry N. Lovelace 10
Bethlehem-Shady Grove [2] .... M. Dale Curtis SL . . . . 1
Bunn-Hill King Ct. [2] Gregory L. McGarvey PM ... 2
Calvary Samuel H. Brown RM ... 2
GARY:
First D. Douglas Jessee 8
. . Associate H. William Green 8
. . Min. of Ed/Youth A. Craig Gaither OD ... 5
Diaconal Minister . Patricia V. Hicks
Genesis Karen H. Whitaker 2
. . Associate Guy L. Olinger PL ... . 3
Macedonia Glenn E. Mason 3
St. Francis R. Carl Frazier, Jr 8
. . Associate Laura J. S. Benson OM ... 1
White Plains W. Edward Privette 4
. . Min. of Mbrshp/Evang . . D. Ray Warren 5
Clayton: Home Memorial Richard L. Stone III 4
Disciple Stuart M. Milton 1
Ebenezer Gerry G. Davis 2
Ebenezer-Wesley [2] Sidney E. Stafford 7
Flat Rock Jeffrey D. Arthurs PM ... 3
Franklinton Sandra J. (Rose) Conner 2
Fuquay-Varina David E. Brownlee 6
GARNER:
Garner James E. Sutton 3
St. Andrews Glenda N. Johnson 6
. . Associate Harriett J. Bryan OM ... 2
Conference Appointments 186
Gillburg Pamela J. Gilliam PM ... l
Hollands R. Keith Nanney 4
Holly Springs Horace T. Ferguson PL ... . 9
Jerusalem C. Michael Collier SL . . . . 1
Knightdale Richard P. Wilkerson 2
Leah's Chapel-Shiloh (2) George C. Megill RM ... 2
Louisburg Richard T. Clayton 5
Macon [3] Judy E. Westman PM ... 4
Middleburg [3] Joyce Reynolds Mott 6
Mt. Zion Judi J. Smith 4
Norlina James E. Bailey 1
Piney Grove W. Marshall Stewart PL ... . 2
Plank Chapel Thomas M. Hollis 5
RALEIGH:
Asbury Jerry T. Smith 8
Diaconal Minister . Robert L. Huckaby, Jr.
Avent Ferry W. Bryan Faggart OD ... 2
Benson Memorial Hugh H. Cameron 5
Cokesbury Theodore V. Carter 10
Edenton Street Roger V. Elliott 2
. . Associate Kathryn R. Johnson 1
Diaconal Minister . William J. Weisser
Fairmont Steven A. Hickle 7
Hayes Barton George W. Johnson 1
Associate Sally G. Bates PM ... 1
Diaconal Minister . Judy Olivia Jolly
Highland James H. Bailey 3
. . Associate James H. Harry 2
. . Associate Kelli Walker-Jones OM ... 1
Jenkins Memorial Randy C. Blanchard 1
Layden Memorial Mary Ellen P. Switzer 2
Longview John E. Upham, Jr 4
Millbrook Edward F. Hill II 2
. . Associate Patrick Looney SL . . . . 3
North Raleigh Billy F. Seate 1
Peace Christian Community . Michael D. Frese PM ... 1
Pleasant Grove Jonathan A. Minnick 4
Raleigh Korean Kwang Youn Han OD ... 2
St. James W. Eric Carson 5
St. Mark's Brian G. Gentle 7
. . Associate Donald K. Stewart PM ... 1
Diaconal Minister . Kimberly Strong Lamb
Soapstone Hope Morgan Ward 11
Trinity William C. Townsend 1
Wesley Memorial Milford Oxendine, Jr 2
Westover John W. Wenberg, Jr 2
Wilson Temple Jesse Brunson 10
Sunrise Gary E. Allred 1
Trinity (Franklin Co.) Wayne A. Price 2
Onion Chapel Lynwood C. Boyette 4
Vance Charge [2] William H. Otis PM ... 3
Wake Forest William W. Snotherly, Jr 2
Warren [2] J. Victor Culberson SL . . . . 3
Warrenton: Wesley Memorial .... Charles M. Litzenberger 3
Wendell Tommy L. Evans 1
Zebulon Tommy G. Privette 3
Zion Gilliam P. Wise FL . . . . 4
187 Conference Appointments
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT - 57 Charges
BEM C. ROGSE, DISTRICT SGPERINTENDENT - 4
P. O. Box 1588, Laurinburg, NC 28353
Ashpole Center George L. Locklear PL ... . 5
Beaver Dam-Green Lake [2] .... Eric R. Joyce PL ... . 3
Bethesda Robert H. Hargrove FL . . . . 4
Caledonia Michael W. Leburg 1
Collins Chapel Herbert Lowry, Jr PL ... . 7
Cool Spring George McDougald OM ... 1
Cordova .' Alvin J. Morris 4
Ellerbe-Mount Pleasant [2] Dennis J. Glennon FL . . . . 2
FAIRMONT:
Pleasant Grove Arletha M. McDougald PL ... . 2
Trinity-Olivet Kimberly G. Pollock 1
Fairview Larry Chandler IS .... 1
Retcher's Chapel-St. Peter [2] . . . Henry Lee Blue PL ... . 2
HAMLET:
Fellowship W. Donald Warren 1
First Lawrence C. Higgins 2
St. Peter Larry Robinson 3
Hickory Grove William A. Burns PL ... . 2
Laurel Hill Brian D. Perry AM ... 4
LAURINBGRG:
Central J. Quinton Covington, Jr 8
First Wilbur I. Jackson 3
Galilee-Beaver Dam [2] .... Doris T. Fox 2
St. Luke Jesse V. Bone 5
Ledbetter William O. Hewett PL ... . 3
LGMBERTON:
Asbury Everette F. Bass, Jr PL ... . 2
Branch Street Joel Garth Locklear SL . . . . 1
Chestnut Street Charles L. Pollock 3
Diaconal Minister . David M. Hines
Mt. Olive Parish [2] William E. Cummings 3
Pineview Kellie Gallagher-Smith IS .... 1
Lumberton Circuit [3] Stanley A. Gallagher-Smith FL . . . . 1
Maxton: St. Paul's John D. Butson 2
Maxton Circuit [3] Robert A. Fairley AM . . 14
Mt. Zion-Wall's Chapel [2] Johnnie Lee Wright PM ... 2
New Philadelphus John L. Locklear PL ... . 6
Norman [3] W. Joseph Wilburn 1
Parkton George Harvey PL ... . 1
Pembroke: First E. Ray Brooks 1
Pembroke Circuit [3] Leroy Worth, Sr PL ... . 4
Pleasant Grove Terry Hunt SL . . . . 2
Prospect Bill James Locklear 6
Diaconal Minister . Harold D. Jacobs
RED SPRINGS:
Rhyne Memorial James. E. Malloy, Jr 3
Trinity Jo-Ann M. Oulton 3
Roberdell LaVerne B. Womack, Jr 2
ROCKINGHAM:
East Dena McFarland White 4
First Tom M. Faggart 5
Glenwood Harold H. Harbin, Jr AM ... 1
Pee Dee Keith A. Miller OD ... 2
Philadelphia Peter G. Singletary, Jr PM ... 2
Conference Appointments 188
St. Paul Robert L. Retcher IS .... 1
Trinity-Zion [2] James D. Pearson PM ... 2
West David V. Spaulding 2
ROWLAND:
New Hope David O. Mailoy 14
Rowland Audrey C. Holmes 4
St. John-Gibson [2] Chong Ho Yang PM ... 1
St. Pauls Adolph C. Smith 5
Sandy Plains Kong Suk Namkung 3
Snead's Grove James F. Thompson, Jr PL ... . 2
Tabernacle Donald M. Dawkins PL . . . 20
West Robeson Marshall Locklear PL ... . 2
ROCKY MOGNT DISTRICT - 44 Charges
THOMAS E. LOFTIS, DISTRICT SGPERINTENDENT - 3
3621 Sheffield Drive, Rocky Mount, NC 27803
Bailey [2] R. Branson Sheets ill 7
Bethlehem-York [2] Douglas W. Billups PL ... . 2
Black Creek-Lucama [2] Max O. Vincent OM ... 1
Calvary [3] Luis F. Reinoso 4
Conetoe John E. Williams 13
Conway Robert M. Hammond 4
Edgecombe Parish [2] Graham Royal! AM ... 3
Elm City Paul R. Dunham PM ... 4
Enfield-Eden-Whitakers [3] J. Rodney Lane, Jr AM ... 2
Evansdale William V. Taylor 1
Gaston [3] Robert W. Simpson PM ... 3
Gold Valley Roger C. Williams FL 1
Halifax [3] Leonard J. Rex 3
Hart-Speight (2] A. J. Eure RM ... 2
Hawkins-Tabor [2] W. Christopher Aydlett 4
Hollister Austin Anderson IS .... 4
Homes-Sims [2] Roger C. Williams FL . . . . 1
Littleton Vance C. Way 2
Milwaukee [3] John M. Bowman AM ... 2
Mt. Pleasant-Middlesex [2] K. Bryan Sexton, Jr 4
Mt. Zion W. Joseph Stallings OD ... 1
Nashville C. Arthur Wall 2
Northampton [3] Leon D. Fowler 1
Red Oak Holt A. Clarke SL 2
Rich Square-Woodland [2] Charles H. Plowman PM ... 1
Roanoke [2] Gregory C. Minnick FL . . . . 4
ROANOKE RAPIDS:
First Samuel W. Dixon, Jr 1
Rosemary Jerry J. Juren 2
ROCKY MOUNT
Englewood John E. Harwood, Jr 3
Diaconal Minister . Elaine A. Lilliston
First Caswell E. Shaw, Jr 3
. . Associate Luise K. Weinrich PM ... 2
St. Paul John M. Check 1
Sandy Cross James L. Reavis, Jr 13
Scotland Neck Sally S. Plowman 2
Seaboard [4] Hunter H. Preston 5
. . Associate Dan Bowman RM ... 2
Smith William E. Clements 1
South Rosemary J. Sidney Epperson 1
189 Conference Appointments
Spring-Lebanon-Garysburg [3] . . Victor L. Galipi 1
Spring Hope [2] John R. Woodard, Jr 2
Stantonsburg Ralph M. Hill 2
Tarboro: St. James Robert L. Wallace 1
Trinity Parish [3] James B. Ward 2
WILSON:
First Charles M. Smith 3
. . Associate Roy F. Falgout, Jr 2
West Nash Susan Pate Greenwood 1
Winstead A. Gene Cobb, Jr 2
SANFORD DISTRICT - 52 Charges
JACK L HUNTER, DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - 2
1511 Columbine Road, Sanford, NC 27330
Aberdeen: Page Memorial [2] ... Julian W. Scott 8
Asbury-Bethlehem [2] Allison B. Hocutt SL . . . . 4
Biscoe-Bascom [2] Janet K. Buffaloe 4
Bonlee [3] Richard A. Farmer SL . . . . 2
Broadway-Morris Chapel [2] .... Douglas B. Currin 8
Buckhom Gregg A. Presnal PM ... 5
Bynum David C. Hutchins SL . . . . 1
Candor Mark E. Lykins 1
Carbonton Lacy "Buck" Frye PL ... . 2
Carthage Lovell R. Aills 1
Center William K. Mitchell, Jr 4
Chatham-Cedar Grove [2] Randall S. McQueen SL . . . . 1
Chatham: Mt. Zion Gary Phillips PL ... . 2
Chatham-Lee Hispanic Minis. [2] . Hector Millan OD ... 2
Cool Springs Mary Ellen Bender PL ... . 1
Cumnock Jim Mentzer PL ... . 3
Doub's Chapel Clarence Garner RM ... 1
Ether Jerry Dean Martin SL . . . . 1
Fair Promise-High Falls [2] Robert M. Martin OM ... 4
Goldston Susan Harsh-Cafferty 6
Hickory Mountain Mary L. VonCanon RM ... 6
Jones Chapel Jack M. Hunter RM ... 2
Lemon Springs Jack W. Page, Jr 2
Little River-Melton's Grove [2] ... J. C. Chaffin RM ... 1
Love Joy-Macedonia [2] J. Alex Maultsby III 3
Merritts-Ebenezer [2] Richard M. Tysinger 5
Moncure Everett Eason RM ... 1
Mt. Gilead: First (2] James H. Harris, Jr 2
Mt. Pleasant B. Fallon Melvin, Jr FL . . . . 6
Pinebluff [3] William J. Witt, Jr 5
Pinehurst Steven W. McElroy 2
Piney Grove-Hickory Grove [2] . . Duane R. Partin PM ... 1
Pittsboro: First Benjamin R. Melvin 8
Pittsboro Circuit [2] Ray T. Gooch 15
Pleasant Hill-Mt. Carmel [2] Joseph W. Casteel AM ... 3
Poplar Springs-Memphis [2] .... Thomas A. Simpson SL . . . . 1
Robbins: Tabernacle Earl G. Dulaney 2
Sandhills [3] Donald Burns IS .... 4
SANFORD:
Jonesboro Terry A. Bryant 3
St. Luke Paul L. Leeland 3
. . Associate Elizabeth M. Hood 5
Sanford Circuit [3] Leonard E. Fairley 5
Conference Appointments 190
Sardis-Parsons Grove [2] Gary Kemp SL . . . . 3
Siler City: First Thomas L. Sweeley 3
Silk Hope [2) Robert B. Way, Jr SI 3
Smyrna Jimmy Ray Tatum 7
Southern Pines J. Edward Morrison 3
Associate Peggy O. Witt 5
Diacona! Minister . Patricia J. Lykins
Star Jerry W. Cribb 4
Troy: Trinity Charles M. Cook 3
Troy Circuit [4] C. Glenn Hancock AM ... 7
Vass-Cameron [2] W. Arthur Warren, Jr 8
West End Ronald E. Dietrich 1
Zion TBS
WIL/VVINGTON DISTRICT - 52 Charges
RUTH E. HARPER, DISTRICT SGPERINTENDENT - 5
2201 Lynnwood Drive, Wilmington, NC 28403
Bethel-Lebanon [2] Barry P. Drum PM ... 4
Bladen [3] Michael Cast PM ... 3
Bolton-Shiloh [2] T. Lloyd Pendergraft ROD . . 1
Brunswick Circuit (2] Russell R. Knowles RAM . . 5
Burgaw [2] Bobby E. Smith 4
Associate Karen C. Howell PL ... . 1
Carolina Beach: St. Paul Gerald R. Massey AM . . 19
Carver's Creek James R. Hines FL . . . . 1
Chadbourn-Evergreen [2] Warren Heitzenrater FL . . . . 3
Clarkton [2] Luther M. Peele, Jr RM ... 2
Dublin [2] Larry D. Crane 4
Elizabeth town: Trinity Robert E. Bergland 6
Fair Bluff-Cerro Gordo [2] Judith B. Drye PM ... 2
Garland [3] Benjamin E. Horton PL ... . 3
Hallsboro G. Jerome Smith 1
Hampstead James D. Bell 1
Harrells: Centenary Jeanne L. Ray PL ... . 4
Herrings Chapel Hugo Lopez ROM . . 1
Hope Kendall J. Guthrie 1
Jordan's Chapel Lenier E. Furr PL ... . 5
Kelly: Trinity Dean H. Morton PL ... . 6
Lake Waccamaw J. Taiton Madison, Jr 6
Maco: Shiloh William H. Pearsall. Sr PL 2
Mishop Springs Richard C. Baldwin PL ... . 3
Ocean View Frederick E. Roberts 6
Old Dock [3] Carroll L. Fitzgerald PL 2
Peace E. Harrell Hinson PL ... . 2
Pleasant Grove Willie F. Allen PL ... . 5
Riegelwood: Wesley Faye B. Rouse FL . . . . 2
Rocky Point John K. Ormond, Jr 4
Scotts Hill: Wesleyan Chapel . . . Curtis W. Campbell 1
Associate Anthony A. Adams PL ... . 7
Seaside (Brunswick) Jerry Lowry 4
Shallotte: Camp George D. Speake 7
Shallotte Circuit [3] Roger A. Armistead FL . . . . 2
Sharon: Holden Beach Lynn T. Wall 2
Southport: Trinity William T. Cottingham 1
Tabor City: St. Paul Robert H. Ray 1
Wesley's Chapel David C. Wade 4
Westview Emmett J. Highsmith PL ... . 4
191 Conference Appointments
Whiteville Berry O. Barbour 2
WILMINGTON:
Epworth Margaret B. Hockett PL ... . 6
Fifth Avenue Michael H. Elliott 3
Grace Jerry S. Dodson 4
Harbor Camille Y. Edwards 2
Oleander-Devon Park [2] ... Willie H. Frizzelle Fl 3
Pine Valley Ecwood C. Lancaster 10
. . Associate Marty E. Duffell PM ... 1
St. John-Smith Chapel Herbert Zigbuo OM ... 1
Sunset Park Robert J. Bauman 3
Trinity Jannes L. Summey 2
Diaconal Minister . Patricia H. Archer
Wesley Memorial Samuel D. McMillan, Jr 1
. . Associate Charies J. Hause RL . . . . 9
. . Associate Gary H. Brown ROM . . 1
Wrightsboro James L. Wilson 9
Wrightsville Timothy J. Russell 1
Zion James C. Reed, Jr PM ... 1
APPOINTA'ErfrS BEYOND THE LOCAL CHURCH
( ) Indicates District to Which Related
(Par. 443.1. a) CLERGY APPOINTMErfTS WITHIN THE CONNECTIONAL STRGCTGRE
OF UNITED METHODISM:
(RA) Baldridge, Robert L. - Executive Director, Conference Council on Ministries;
Pleasant Grove CC
(DG) Brown, Wesley F. - Associate Dean for Development and Alumni Affairs, Divinity
School, Duke University; Durham: Epworth CC
(RA) Byrd, Douglas L. - Executive Director, United Methodist Foundation, Inc.;
Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
(DU) Campbell, Dennis M. - Dean,Divinity School.Duke University;Durham:TrinityCC
(BU) Campbell, Jerry Dean - University Librarian, University of Southern California;
Chapel HilhUniversity CC
(FA) Chandler, George P. - Professor, Columbia College, Columbia, SC; Fayetteville:
Hay Street CC
(FA) Christian, Robert S. - Professor, Methodist College; Fayetteville: Hay Street CC
(RA) Compton, Stephen C. - Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries;
Raleigh: Hayes Barton CC
(DU) Cox, Richard Lewis - Dean for Residential Life, Duke University; DU:Epworth CC
(RO) Cummings, Jimmy F. [AM) - Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries;
Lumberton: Mt. Olive CC
(RM) Davis, H. Charies - Missionary to Armenia; Tarboro: St. James CC
(EC) Eariy, Laura G. - Program Coordinator of Elizabeth City District; Gatesville CC
(GR) Earnhardt, Daniel T.- Campus Minister,East Carolina University;ChocowinityCC
(NB) Farmer, John A. - Manager/Director, Camp Don Lee; Alliance-Arapahoe CC
(DU) Felton, Gayle Cariton - Assistant Professor, Divinity School, Duke University;
Durham: Resurrection CC
(RM) Hadley, J. Milton, Jr. - Director of Chaplaincy Services, Durham Methodist
Retirement Community; Rocky Mount: First CC
(FA) Hale, Michael L - Family Life Specialist, MHC; Hope Mills CC
(FA) Hendricks, M. Elton - President, Methodist College; Fayetteville: Hay Street CC
(GO) Hinnant, H. Mallie - General Evangelist, Goldsboro; Princeton CC
(DU) Jenkins, David O. - Campus Minister, Wesley Fellowship, Duke University;
Durham: Glendale Heights CC
(RA) Joyner, F. Belton, Jr. - Administrative Assistant to the Bishop and Director of
Ministerial Relations; Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
(DU) Loyd, Roger L. - Librarian and Professor of Theological Bibliography, Duke
Conference Appointments 192
University Divinity ScFiool; Durham: Duke Memorial CC
(RA) Maness, Tracy A. - Family Life Specialist, Methodist Home for Children; Raleigh:
Benson Memorial CC
(RO) Mangum, Robert L. - Director, Southeastern Jurisdiction Association for Native
American Ministries; Prospect CC
(RA) Mann, W. Joseph - Director, Rural Church Division, The Duke Endowment;
Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
(RM) Oldham, Kirk B. - Chaplain, NC Wesleyan College; Rocky Mount: Englewood CC
(FA) Parrish, Carrie W. - Chaplain, Methodist College; Stedman: Cokesbury CC
(RA) Peterson, F. Gerald - Director, Family Preservation Services, Methodist Home for
Children; Cary: Genesis CC
(DG) Ponder, Reginald W. - President and CEO, Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc.;
Durham: Epworth CC
(DG) Rawlings, James A., Jr. - Associate Director, Pastoral Services, Duke Medical
Center; Durham: Epworth CC
(DG) Richey, Russell E. - Associate Dean for Academic Program, Divinity School, Duke
Gniversity; Durham: Trinity CC
(FA) Safley, Michael W. - Vice President for Student Affairs, Methodist College;
Fayetteville: Hay Street CC
(RA) Sharpe, William G. IV - Campus Minister and Director of Raleigh Wesley
Foundation; Raleigh: Fairmont CC
(RA) Smith, A. Clay - Executive Director, Hinton Rural Life Center, Hayesville, MC;
Franklinton CC
(RA) Stafford, Sidney E. - Chaplain and Professor, Louisburg College; Louisburg CC
(RA) Stanley, Bruce E. -Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries; Raleigh:
Edenton Street CC
(RA) Stark, Rufus H. II - President, Methodist Home for Children; Raleigh: Edenton
Street CC
(DG) Steinmetz, David C. - Professor, Divinity School, Duke Gniversity; Durham:
Resurrection CC
(RA) Warren, James I., Jr. - Director, Intentional Growth Center, Lake Junaluska
Assembly; Raleigh: St. James CC
(FA) Weaver, Walter P. - Professor, Florida Southern College;Fayetteville:Hay Street CC
(Par. 443. l.b) CLERGY APPOOiTMEmTS TO EXTEMSION MIMISTRES:
(FA) Beeson, Gilbert W., Jr. - Family Life Specialist, Fayetteville Family Life Center;
Fayetteville: Camp Ground CC
(DG) Best, Nancy R. - Chaplain, Durham Regional Hospital; Trinity CC
(EC) Cherry, Corbin L. - Chaplain, VA Medical Center; Hertford CC
(SA) Cottingham, John G. - Chaplain, GS Army; Goldston CC
(GR) Cyr, Ronald D. - Clinical Chaplain, Caswell Center, Kinston; Kinston: Queen
Street CC
(EC) Dickens, Jan J. - Chaplain, GS Air Force; Murfreesboro CC
(NB) Dickens, J. Van - Chaplain, GS Navy; Sneads Ferry: First CC
(DG) Forringer, Julie B. - Psychotherapist/Clinical Director, Family Counseling Service;
Durham: Trinity CC
(SA) Franklin, K. Mike - Chaplain, GS Navy; Sanford: St. Luke CC
(RO) Gales, Alvester I. - Chaplain. GS Army; Retcher's Chapel-St. Peter CC
(DG) Grissom, David R. - Superintendent, Oxford Orphanage; Oxford CC
(BG) Gum, Donald F. - Director of Pastoral Care, Alamance Health Services, Inc.;
Phillips Chapel CC
(SA) Hall, Stephen B. - Chaplain, GS Navy; Broadway-Morris Chapel CC
(GR) Harris, Robert G., Jr. - Chaplain, VA Medical Center, Lexington, KY; Ayden CC
(RO) Herring, Charies M. - Chaplain, GS Army; Lumberton Ct. CC
(EC) Hillman, Randy A. - Associate Director of Chaplain Services, Forsyth Memorial
Hospital, Winston-Salem; Ocracoke CC
(FA) Jackson, Richard C. - Chaplain, GS Army; Fayetteville: John Wesley CC
(FA) Jernigan, Julius O. - Chief of Chaplain Service, VA Medical Center; Fayetteville:
St. Andrews CC
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(MB) Lewis, Jerry Dean - Chaplain, OS Air Force; Morehead City: Franklin Mem. CC
(FA) Mackey, John M., Sr. - Director, Fayetteville Family Life Center; Fayetteville: Hay
Street CC
(RA) Merchant, Michele R. - Protestant Chaplain/Bereavement Cood., St. John's
Regional Medical Center, Oxnard, CA; Raleigh: Soapstone CC
(RO) Murphy, Miles, Jr. - Chaplain, VA Medical Center; Red Springs: Rhyne Mem. CC
(RM) Shannonhouse, Richard D. - Chaplain/Director of Pastoral Services, Methodist
Medical Center, Jacksonville, FL; Rich Square-Woodland CC
(SA) Singley, Kenneth C. - Chaplain, GS Army Reserves, Active Duty; Hickory Grove-
Piney Grove CC
(FA) Smith, Neil E. - Clinical Chaplain, McCain Correctional Hospital, McCain, NC;
Cumberland CC
(DG) Stanfield, Edwin Douglas - Chaplain, GS Navy; Durham: Epworth CC
(RA) Thompson, Leo C. - Pastoral Counselor, Triangle Mental Health Associates;
Raleigh: Hayes Barton CC
(RA) Waggoner, James M. - Chief of Chaplaincy Services, NC Division of Youth
Services; Raleigh: St. Mark's CC
(RA) Wilson, A. J. Ill - Pastoral Counseling Program Director, Memorial Hospital,
Chattanooga, TN; Raleigh: Edenton Street CC
(Par. 443. l.d) CLERGY APPOIMTMErfrS TO OTHER VALID MINISTRIES:
(BG) Alexander, J. C, Jr. - Associate Dean, School of Arts and Sciences, Western
Carolina Gniversity; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate CC
(SA) Black, Bobby C. - Chaplain, The Village Chapel, Pinehurst, NC; Aberdeen: Page
Memorial CC
(SA) Brown, Philip S.- Executive Director.Penick Memorial Home;Southern PinesCC
(BG) Byers, Leonard C. II - Director, Department of Pastoral Care, Cleveland Memorial
Hospital, Shelby; St. Luke's CC
(DG) Chandler, Daniel Ross - Visiting Scholar, Gnion Theological Seminary, New York
City; Durham: Asbuiy CC
(SA) Danek, Thomas A. - Administrator, Juvenile Services Division, NC Administrative
Office of the Courts; Pittsboro: First CC
(RA) Daniel, David E. - President, Midland College, Midland, TX; Louisburg CC
(BG) Hicks, Phyllis Kay - Director, Pastoral Care and Counseling Institute of Durham-
Chapel Hill; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate CC
(RM) Hudson, Pamela Jo - Chaplain, Sandhills Hospice, Inc., Pinehurst; Roanoke
Rapids: Rosemary CC
(GR) Johnson, C. Reginald - Professor of Spiritual Formation, Asbury Theological
Seminary, Wilmore, KY; Greenville: Jarvis Memorial CC
(Wl) Kasper, John Mark - Counselor, Hemenway Counseling Services, Wilmington;
Ocean View CC
(DG) Marsicano, Leslie M. - Assistant Dean of Students, Davidson College; Durham:
Epworth CC
(RA) McQuade, J. Stanley - Methodist Chaplain, Campbell Gniversity; Raleigh: St.
James CC
(DG) Morgan, Deborah Ann - Counselor, Duke Cancer Patient Support Program; and
Counselor at Marriage & Family Counseling & Consultation Ctr. (Durham);
Durham: Resurrection CC
(RA) Nagel, Donald C. - Medical Director, Alcohol Rehabilitation Center, Black
Mountain; Cary: First CC
(WI) Ormond, John K., Jr. - Counselor,Parkside Clinic,Wilmington;Rocky Point CC
(BG) Pace, James H. - Professor, Elon College; Elon College: First CC
(NB) Porter, Ernest R. - Executive Director, Church Funding Associates, Inc.; New
Bern: Centenary CC
(DG) Potter, Benjamin F., Jr. - Chief Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry, Gaston
Memorial Hospital; Durham: Aldersgate CC
(RA) Price, Barbara K. H. - Pastoral Counselor, Triangle Pastoral Counseling, Inc.;
Cary: First CC
(RA) Purcell, Joan M. - Program Coordinator, Triangle AIDS Interfaith Network,
Conference Appointments 1Q4
Raleigh; Cary:First CC
(FA) Scanlan, Caria J. - Director, Pastoral Counseling and Family Therapy,
Englewood, CO; Fayetteville: Haymount CC
(RA) Scroggs, Robin J. - Professor, Union Theological Seminary, NY; Raleigh: Hayes
Barton CC
(Wl) Stokes, John L. ill - Professor of English, GNC-Wilmington; Wilmington: Wesley
Memorial CC
(DG) Webb-Bowden, Julia - Program Assistant, Society of Saint Andrew; Durham:
Pleasant Green CC
(RO) Willingham, Malcolm C. - Vice-President of Clinical Services, Carolina Behavioral;
Rockingham: First CC
(DG) Woodcock, Eldon G. - Professor, Nyack College, Nyack, NY; Durham: Carr CC
(Par310.b) DIAGONAL MINISTERS APPOCSTEDTHROGGH UMC-RELATED AGENCIES:
(BG) Biddle, Margaret Ann - Child Care Consultant,MHC;Burlington:Front Street CC
(DG) Hayes, Carol Dell - Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries,
Durham: Epworth CC
(RA) Nicholson, Sue Ellen - Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries;
Raleigh: Millbrook CC
(BG) Norton, Mary Jane Pierce - Staff, General Board of Discipleship, Nashville, TN
(Par. 313.1 a,c,d) DIAGONAL MINISTERS ON LEAVE:
(RA) Lile, Rebecca Kay - Personal Leave; Fuquay-Varina CC
(NB) Morris, Brigitte Freeman - Personal Leave
(Wl) Remele, William H., Jr. - Personal Leave
(SA) Sluder, David - Personal Leave
(GR) Stocks, Lois Hardee - Extended Leave; Salem CC
(Par. 426.1) CLERGY APPOINTED IN ANOTHER ANNUAL CONFERENCE:
(RO) Aaron, Charles L., Jr. - Staples-Kingsburg Charge, Pastor, Southwest Texas
Conference; Lumberton Circuit CC
(EC) Funkhouser, M. L. - Lake View GMC, Pastor; South Carolina Conference
(RA) Johnson, Paul Jones ill - Snellville GMC, Associate Pastor; North Georgia
Conference
(RA) Hatch, Mary Martha - Buncombe Street GMC, Associate Pastor of College &
Youth Ministries; South Carolina Conference
(FA) Grant, Henry B., Jr. - Stanhope Yoke Charge, Pastor, Iowa Conference;
Fayetteville :Trinity CC
(Par. 438) CLERGY APPOINTED TO ANOTHER DENOMINATION:
(GR) Tnjm, Mary Smith - British Methodist Church, Parish Minister, Ryton & Pmdhoe
Circuit, Northern England; Washington: First CC
(Par. 448) CLERGY LEAVE OF ABSENCE:
(NB) Brown, Vernon W. - Swansboro CC
(GR) Cuthrell, Billy B. [AM] - Ayden CC
(RA) Jarrett, Eddie Jo - Raleigh: St. Mark CC
(GR) McAdams, David S. - Kinston: Queen Street CC
(NB) Parker, Richard H. - Carroll's Chapel CC
(RM) Smith, Robert; K. - Rocky Mount: St. Paul CC
(Wl) Smith, William Thomas - Tabor City: St. Paul CC
(DG) Strock, Stephen F. S. - Durham: Tabernacle CC
(GR) Thomason, M. Keith - Chocowinity CC
(RA) Thompson, E. Geiselle I. - Raleigh: Trinity CC
(Par. 449.1) CLERGY FAMILY LEAVE:
(RA) Helms, Suzanna Ross - Raleigh: Jenkins Memorial CC
(RM) Parker, Joyce-Lenore - Mount Zion CC
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(Par. 451) CLERGY DISABIUTY LEAVE:
(RA) Barber, W. Edward - Raleigh: Wesley Memorial CC
(SA) Blanchard, George F. - West End CC
(BG) Byrd, Nathan H. - Burlington: Davis Street CC
(DG) Clarke, W. Thomas - Durham: Carr CC
(NB) Craig, Robert B. [FTLP] - Belgrade-Tabernacle CC
(RO) Davis, Donnie Gray [AM] - Rockingham: East CC
(MB) Helms, Julian Brice, Jr. - Jacksonville: Northwoods CC
(GO) Hicks, James Wesley, Jr. (AM) - Pikeville-Mt. Carmel CC
(NB) Hodge, Rudolph H. - Shady Grove CC
(FA) Hollowell, Clifton R. - Fayetteville: Hay Street CC
(RM) Lewis, Richard F., Sr. [AM) - South Rosemary CC
(BG) Moore, Donna Susan - Elon College: First CC
(RO) Rudd, Robert J. - Rockingham: Pee Dee CC
(Wl) Smith, George C. - Bethel-Lebanon CC
(GO) Tart, Michael L. IFTLP] - Eureka CC
(Par. 516.3) HOME MISSIONARIES:
Lovell, Grace - Robeson County Church & Community Center, Lumberton, NC
Townsend-Jones, Shirley - Church & Community Worker, Bennettsville-Cheraw Area
Coop Ministry, Maxton, NC
(Par. 516.6) CLERGY APPOITfTED TO ATTEND SCHOOL:
A. Probationary Members:
(Wl) Cheyney, Stephen Roberts - Duke Divinity School
(DG) Drake, Para R. - Duke Divinity School
(RO) Jeffries, Jonathan - Duke Divinity School
(DG) Joyce, Thomas E. - Duke Divinity School
(GO) Nelms, Benjamin E. - Nash General Hospital
(RO) Todd, Troy Kevin, Graduate School, Appalachian State Gniversity
B. Members in Full Connection:
(DG) Fogleman, Leland Jan - Graduate School, California School of Psychology,
California; Durham: Trinity CC
(GO) Metcalf, Ellen H. - N.C. Memorial Hospital; Goldsboro: St. Paul CC
(Par. 313.2) RETIRED DIAGONAL MINISTERS:
Bernice Ballance, R. H. Garrison, Jr., Irene F. Gattis, Tacoma F. O'Connor, Alma W.
Offutt, Wanda Gail Walker, Leslie C. Womack
(Par. 410.5, Par. 452) RETIRED CLERGY:
BG Gayle T. Alexander, Chester J. Andrews, James A. Auman, Rene' O. Bideaux, W.
R. Crowder, Lewis H. Dodson, Robert K. Eldredge, H. H. Hodgin, Joe D. Lister,
L. R. Mason, Jr., G. Robert McKenzie, Jr., Robert C. Mooney, Jr., Robert W.
Morgan, Robert E. Lee Moser, George W. Ports, Jr., Robert B. Storrs, Jr., E.
Russell Stott, Tommy Tyson, Christian White, William L. Wolfe
DG P. Wesley Aitken, Franklin L. Alexander, Gordon E. Allen, Jr., Walton N. Bass,
Richard R. Blankenhorn, John R. Blue, Billy M. Garden, Helen G. Crotwell, N. A.
Desrosiers, Albert F. Fisher, Matt R. Gardner, R. S. Harrison, Henry M. Hunnings
[AM], Geraldine D. Ingram, O. Kelly Ingram, Barney L. Jones, Jr., Vassar W.
Jones, Johnie L. Joyce, Kimsey A. King, Jr., Wallace H. Kirby, Charles H.
Lancaster, Brooks B. Little, Eric O. Murray, Robert T. Osborn, Charles E. Owens,
H. Worth Pearce, John E. Reed, R. Dennis Ricks, Jr., Cecil W. Robbins, Charles
K. Robinson, C. A. Simonton, Charles M. Treihart [RLP], A. M. Williams, Kelly J.
Wilson, Jr.
EC Lewis A. Dillman, Edwin L. Earnhardt, Ralph I. Epps, Lawrence A. Green, C. B.
Hutcherson, Charles H. Hutchinson, Doris J. Johnson, John T. Ledford [RLP],
Edgar E. Whitley, William E. Worley
FA John K. Bergland, H. A. Bizzell. Jr., W. Hoyt Cheek, H. M. Chrismon, Allen C.
Edens, Jr., N. B. Hill, Jr., Johnnie S. Huggins [AM], H. Garland Knott, James R.
Conference Appointments 196
Lancaster, Jr., Maurice L. Lancaster [AM], Samuel S. Lee, Williann P. Lowdermilk,
Lawrence E. Lugar, James E. McLendon, John G. Olive [AM], T. Arnold Pope,
Robert M. Poulk, Chades E. Sparks, Clarence L. Warren, Samuel J. Womack
GO Robert L. Bame, Everette E. Bryan [AM], A. D. Byrd, Jr., Fred F. Dillon [AM],
Charles F. Eakin, Daniel M. Forbes, Jr. [AM], Charies M. Hackett, H. L. Harrell, C.
E. Hix, Jr., Jean L. Hood, Grady L. Kinley, F. D. Lamneck, Don Paul Lee, John
D. Mitchell, E. G. Purcell, Jr., John M. Roberts, Mevin D. Snyder, Aaron G. Tyson,
S. L. Wood, P. C. Yelverton
GR M. Randall Baker, F. W. Fortescue, W. N. Fulford [AM], Murrell K. Glover, R.
Vance Hardison, Jr. [RLP], A. P. Hill, Jr., John W. Hobbs, Jack Manly Hunter,
Richard Leonhard [RJ-P], James G. Lupton, James H. Miller, Jr., Clarence E.
O'Briant, J. B. Parvin, M. O. Stephenson, Wayne E. Thomas, E. M. Thompson,
Jr., Roy L. Turnage [RLP], Robert E. Walston, James H. Warren, Gladys R.
Williford, Claude T. Wilson
MB Edward P. Armstrong, Ellis J. Bedsworth, Lester C. Bissette, Paul C. Browning,
Charies V. Bryant, Roy O. Burgess, Clingman C. Capps, James H. Coile, Irving
E. Cook, W. C. Feltman, Virgil L. Free [AM], Herbert F. Home [RLP], Horace L.
McLaurin, Samuel S. Moore, Robert L. Nicks, Joseph C. Parker, Harold T.
Pickett, Willliam W. Sherman, Jr., Robert S. Shields, Jesse C. Staton, Sr., Wilbur
C. Teachey, James A. Tingle, Charies I. Gmstead [AM], Peari G. West
RA Troy J. Barrett, Joseph K. Bostick, Samuel H. Brown, John M. Cline, Thomas A.
Collins, John H. Crum, G. W. Crutchfield, B. L. Davidson. Murry L. DeHart, Jr.,
Clyde H. Dunn, Edward C. Elliott, F. Owen Fitzgerald, Jr., K. E. Frazier, J. W.
Garrison, J. Conrad Glass, R. Keith Glover, Riley T. Hamilton [RLP], Dwight C.
Jarvis, Norwood L. Jones, R. Norman Knight, Henry B. Lewis, J. C. Loy, W. N.
McDonald, Robert F. McKee, H. M. McLamb, George C. Megill, C. M. Mitchell,
J. P. Moorman, Argel H. Payne, W. B. Petteway, L. P. Plyler, F. R. Randolph, J.
Eari Richardson, J. P. Rickards, K. B. Sexton, Neil H. Thompson, C. Clyde
Tucker, Jr., Vernon C. Tyson, H. Robert Warren, John H. V/hite, James A.
Williams, Arthur W. Winstead, O. B. Wooldridge, Jr.
RO John D. Aycock, Kenneth E. Beane, Paul G. Bunn, Simeon F. Cummings, Willie
J. Evans, Robert S. Gibson, T. H. House, Harold F. Leatherman, Robert A.
MacLean, Leonard E. Mayo, Clyde G. McCarver, B. F. Meacham, W. F. Meacham,
Robert F. Moore, Evander Parnell [AM], Lee A. Phillips, J. H. Shiver, L. Ray
Sparrow, James C. Stokes, Jr., Amos H. Stone, D. D. Traynham, William M.
Wells, Jr., Luther V. Wesley [AM], Kermit R. V^eeler, Herman S. Winberry
RM L. E. Blackburn, Sidney G. Boone, Daniel D. Bowman, G. Lloyd Edge, Aydlett J.
Eure, Jr., Paul W. Evans [AM], C. W. Goldston, John T. Greene, Don Lee Harris,
Lester P. Jackson, T. R. Jenkins, R. Harry Jordan, Carieton P. McKita, Dan E.
Meadows, Charies H. Mercer, Ben F. Musser, Brooks Patten, John T. Smith, H.
Langill Watson, H. M. Wilkinson
SA Morris L. Barber, William H. Brady, James C. P. Brown, Robert F. Bundy, Angus
M. Cameron, J. Claude Chaffin, John R. Crew, Jr., W. A. Crow, Jefferson W.
Davis [RLP], W. Everette Eason, Clarence Garner, C. Franklin Grill, James W.
Hamilton, C. S. Hubbard, Travis W. Owen, R. Bruce Pate, J. E. Sponenberg,
Mary L. Von Canon, Ben H. Wilson III
WI Clyde S. Boggs, Leon M. Brock [RLP], H. Fred Davis, Ralph L. Fleming, Jr.,
Charies J. Hause [RLP], F.D. Hedden, Russell R.Knowles [AM], W. Douglas Lamb
[AM], Rayford H. Methvin, P.D. Midgett 111, Luther M.Peele, Jr., John S. Pearsall,
Robert E.Rattz [AM], James A.Starnes, Roger E.Thompson, Tracie Varnum [RLP]
197 Legislation
LEGISLATION
CHARTER OF
NORTH CAROUNA CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES
PURPOSE: In The North Carolina Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church an
Annual Conference Council on Ministries shall be organized which will be referred to
hereafter as The Council. PURPOSE - The purpose of the structure, staff, and progranns
of the North Carolina Annual Conference shall be to help prepare and empower local
congregations to be strategic centers for ministry and mission. The Council shall: (a)
receive program recommendations from local churches, district agencies. Annual
Conference agencies, and the Jurisdictional and General Council on Ministries; (b)
develop these recommendations into a coordinated program to be recommended to the
Annual Conference program, and (c) provide implementation for and administration of
the coordinated program as adopted by the Conference.
MEMBERSHIP - the membership of The Annual Conference Council on Ministries shall
consist of the presiding bishop, the district superintendents; representatives of Conference
agencies as determined by the Conference; the Conference Secretary; two represent-
atives of the Conference youth organization; two representatives (one to be president) of
the Onited Methodist Women; the Conference Lay Leader; two representatives of the
Conference United Methodist Men, one of whom shall be the president; two young adults;
one lay person from each district, members of General Council on Ministries. Up to five
(5) members at large, if necessary to make the membership of the council representative
of the various constituencies of the Annual Conference.
The following agencies shall be represented in the Conference Council by the
chairperson.
Commission on Archives and History
Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns
Commission on Church and Society
Commission on Communications
Commission on Congregational Development
Commission on Education
Commission on Evangelism
Commission on Health and Human Services
Commission on Higher Education and Campus Ministry
Commission on Laity
Commission on Missions and Outreach
Commission on Outdoor and Camping Ministries
Commission on Religion and Race
Commission on Social and Ecumenical Ministries
Commission on Status and Role of Women
Commission on Stewardship
Commission on Worship
Committee on Budget
Committee on Conference Staff Relations
Committee on Disaster Preparedness
Committee on Ethnic Local Church Concerns
Committee on Native American Ministry
Committee on Prison Ministry and Prison Reform
Council on Youth Ministries
OTHER MEMBERS - The following shall be members of the Council without vote:
Salaried and volunteer Annual Conference Staff, Conference Treasurer - Business
Administrator, President of the Council on Finance and Administration, Director of Rural
Church Affairs of the Duke Endowment, Executive Director of United Methodist Founda-
tion, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop and Director of Ministerial Relations.
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(Persons serving on General Agencies would serve as ex-officio members on the
appropriate Commission or Committee.)
OFFICERS - The officers of the Council shall be a Chairperson, a Vice Chairperson, and
a Secretary. They shall be elected by The Council.
THE EXECGTIVE COMMITTEE shall be composed of the following: Chairperson of the
Council on Ministries, Vice-chairperson of the Council on Ministries, Secretary of the
Council on Ministries, Bishop, Director of The Council, one Superintendent, Member (s)
of General Council on Ministries, Lay Leader, President of United Methodist Women,
President of United Methodist Men, President of Conference United Methodist Youth
Fellowship, the Chairperson of the Committee on Budget, and two At-Large Members to
be appointed by the Bishop. Approximately one-half of the members of the Executive
Committee shall be lay persons.
The Executive Committee shall be amenable to The Council and shall exercise
administrative, counseling, and research and planning functions for The Council. The
Chairperson of the Executive Committee may appoint any of The Council Staff Members
to sen/e in a counseling relationship with any Agency responsible to The Council.
COMMITTEES - The Council shall institute the following committees: Committee on
Budget, and Council on Youth Ministry. It may institute other committees as may be
deemed essential for the effective discharge of its responsibilities.
DIRECTOR - The Council shall elect, upon nomination by the Committee on Conference
Staff Relations, in consultation with the Cabinet, an executive officer to be known as the
Conference Council Executive Director. The Director shall be in consultative relationship
to the Cabinet on matters relating to correlation, implementation, and administration of
the Conference Program and other matters as the Cabinet may determine.
STAFF - All Annual Conference Program Staff shall be amenable to the Council, and shall
be known as the Conference Council Staff. The Staff shall be under the supervision of the
Council Director. Ordained ministers on the staff are subject to being appointed by the
presiding Bishop.
The council shall be authorized to recruit adequate and qualified personnel to
implement the work of The Council on Ministries.
RELATIONSHIPS - The Council shall have the following relationships, including the
amenabilities indicated.
1. All Annual Conference program commissions and committees shall cooperate with
and be amenable between sessions of the Annual Conference to the Council on
Ministries of the Annual Conference in matters relating to the development,
implementation, and administration of the program.
2. All Annual Conference agencies shall submit the elements of program which are to
be promoted in, supported by, or implemented by the local churches of the
Conference to the Council for consideration, coordinating, and calendaring prior to
presentation to the local churches. The Council may request District or Annual
Conference agencies to implement a program for the entire conference.
3. The Council staff shall be responsible, in cooperation with the district super-
intendents, for the implementation of the Conference program.
4. The Council may develop and carry out a program of Conference Advance Special
Giving.
5. For the purpose of having the most effective leadership at strategic administrative
levels, each district shall have a District Council on Ministries composed of the
following: the District Superintendent, District Lay Leader, District President of
United Methodist Women, District President of United Methodist Youth, District
President of United Methodist Men, Coordinators (for Adult and Family Life, Young
Adults, Youth, and Children's Ministries), and the district directors of the Annual
Conference Commissions and Committees, the district representative on the
Conference Council on Ministries, and others deemed necessary who shall be
selected by the District Superintendent unless otherwise provided for by The
Discipline. These persons shall be expected to work closely with the District
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Superintendent in providing effective leadership for the entire Conference and
District Programs as they relate to district promotion and cultivation.
6. Adequate secretarial service for staff functions shall be provided by the Council.
However, even though a secretary is aligned to a particular office, all secretaries are
employees of The Council, not a particular Commission or Staff Person.
FUNCTIONS - The functions of the Annual Conference Council on Ministries are:
1. To study the mission of the Annual Conference and the local churches of the
Conference, and to determine program emphasis which will assist the Conference
and the local churches to perform their mission.
2. To describe, coordinate, and organize opportunities to serve within the mission.
3. To receive program recommendations from the local churches, the District and
Annual Conference agencies, and the Jurisdictional and General Council on
Ministries; to evaluate these recommendations; and to formulate a coordinated
Conference program to be presented to the Annual Conference for consideration.
4. To provide for implementation and administration of the program adopted by the
Conference.
5. To provide program resources and assistance in program planning implementation
for local churches.
6. To provide staff personnel for implementing and administering the conference
program, in conjunction with the various commissions and committees of the
Annual Conference.
7. To promote principles of good communication within the Conference to provide
two-way channels of communication between Annual Conference agencies, District
Councils on Ministries, and local churches, and to lead the Conference in making
creative use of communications and opportunities offered by modern mass media,
including Conference and General Church periodicals and resources and to offer
counsel in public relations activities for the Conference.
8. To provide communications training opportunities for leaders in the Annual
Conferences and the local churches.
9. To interpret the programs of the General Church and the Annual Conference to the
local churches and to promote all General and Conference benevolent causes in
cooperation with the standing General Commission on Communication.
10. To give leadership in research and planning for the Conference and to cooperate
with other research and planning agencies.
11. To cooperate in ecumenical projects and events which have been approved by the
Conference.
12. To study and coordinate the budget asking of the Conference agencies as they
relate to the Conference program and to make recommendations regarding the
same to The Council on Finance and Administration.
13. To interpret the Conference program to the local churches with a view toward
gaining the financial support needed in order to implement that program.
14. To provide for relationships v»^th the media within the Conference, including
newspapers, radio and television; take initiative in television programming at the
Conference level, and give counsel to districts and local churches concerning
television, utilizing the resources of the General Commission on Communication;
provide for the use of videotape within the Conference; perform public relations
functions for the Conference and assist in the public relations of agencies and
institutions of the Conference.
15. To provide guidance and training for district leaders and groups to support their
various tasks with local churches and in their district and/or Annual Conference
responsibilities.
1 6. To inform the general program agencies of the names of those Annual Conference
agencies that provide for program responsibilities related to the objectives and scope
of the general program agencies.
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1 7. To provide for leader training at the Conference, district, and local church levels
through the work of the various agencies, to be facilitated by the Conference staff
person assigned to the agency and funded by a line item in its budget.
MEETINGS - The Council shall meet at least two times during the church year with such
additional meeting as may be called by the Chairperson or Executive Committee.
Meetings of the Executive Committee shall be held as deemed necessary by the
Chairperson or the Council Director.
COCINCIL COMMITTEES
A COMMITTEE ON BUDGET of six elected members, plus the Director as an ex-officio
member shall be organized by and be amenable to the Conference Council on Ministries.
It shall receive budget asking from commissions, committees and other agencies for
program implementation and after coordinating them shall make recommendations to
the Council on Ministries concerning budget asking. The Committee shall submit the
Budget as approved by the Council on Ministries to the Council on Finance and
Administration. After receiving and considering staff salary recommendations from the
Committee on Conference Staff Relations, the Budget Committee shall recommend to
the Council on Ministries at its last meeting of the calendar year a salary schedule for the
staff for the following calendar year. In the case of new staff persons the salary must be
approved by the Budget Committee in consultation with the Cabinet. Gpon recom-
mendation of the Director of the Council on Ministries, the Committee shall consider and
set the salaries of the support staff.
THE COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES STAFF WILL RELATE TO THE COMMITTEE ON
CONFERENCE STAFF REUKTIONS.
COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRIES - twelve (12) district directors of youth ministry, five
(5) elected Conference youth officers, seven (7) at-large members chosen by the five
elected Conference youth officers, twelve (12) persons, one from each district elected at
district caucuses at ACS, four (4) junior high youth chosen by participants at junior high
events.
Officers - A chairperson and such other officers as deemed necessary shall be
elected from the group. The chairperson shall be a member of the Council on Ministries.
Meetings - Not more than two Council meetings and two additional meetings of an
executive committee (to be selected by the Council) may be held annually.
Funding - Expenses incurred in Council meeting shall be paid by the Council on
Ministries. Expenses of the Executive Committee are to be paid by the Council on
Ministries.
CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES
PROGRAM CALENDAR AND ADVANCE SPECIALS
1997 Conference Program Calendar
THEME: Growing Together in Christ for Mission and Ministry.
JANGARY
5 January Workshops for Central Districts (BG, DG, FA, GO, RA, SA)
5 Special Offering for Project AGAPE: Mission to Armenia
1 1 Conference Council on Youth Ministry
12 January Workshops for Coastal Districts (EC, GR, MB, RO, RM)
19 Human Relations Day *
Wilmington District January Workshops
24-25 Youth Ministry "Equipping Leadership" Retreat at Camp Chestnut Ridge
26 Church Extension Sunday
VISION 2000 Spiritual Academy, exact dates to be determined
FEBRGARY
2 Camps Sunday ***
9 Boy Scout Sunday ***
One Great Hour of Sharing*
9-March 23 Vision 2000 Worship Attendance Crusade
18 Conference Council on Ministries
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21-22 Youth Ministry "Equipping Leadership" Retreat at Camp Rockfish
MARCH
I Bishop's Confirmation Celebration
3-5 Bishop's Seminar on the Ministry
7 Deadline for all reports to be submitted for The Conference Porgram,
Recon-imendations and Reports 1997 book.
9 One Great Hour of Sharing *
Girl Scout Sunday***
19-23 Global Vision for Youth
Girl Scout Sunday ***
APRIL
13 Native American Awareness Sunday *
27 Heritage Sunday **
Methodist Foundation Sunday ***
Conference Youth Rally Day
MAY
I I Methodist Retirement Home emphasis **
20 College Fair for the Burlington District
21 College Fair for the Rockingham District
22 College Fair for the Elizabeth City District
25 Peace with Justice Sunday *
JUNE
9-12 Annual Conference
14-21 Appalachian Trail Hike for Youth
23-28 Summer Breakaway for Youth
JULY
9-13 Youth Arts Festival Event
21-26 ACS (Annual Conference Session for Youth)
AGGGST
1 -3 Advanced Lay Speaking - Methodist College
1-11 Youth Mission Workteam
22-23 Youth Ministry "Equipping Leadership" Retreat at Camp Don Lee
SEPTEMBER
Sept.- Oct. CCOM Commissions and Committees hold planning meetings
OCTOBER
5 World Communion Sunday *
10-11 United Methodist Women annual meeting
19 Laity Sunday **
26 Access Sunday ***
NOVEMBER
3 2000 budget requests, 1999 program recommendations, any supplementary
budget requests for 1997 or 1998 are due in CCOM Director's Office
7-9 Pilgrimage for Youth Groups
1 2 Joint open hearing of the CCOM Budget Committee and representatives of the
Council on Finance and Administration
CCOM Budget Committee meeting
16 United Methodist Home for Children emphasis ***
18 Conference Council on Ministries
30 United Methodist Student Day *
These days are to be observed with special offering as directed by the General
Conference.
These days are to be observed without special offering. Most are directed by the
General Conference.
These days are to be observed as conference special days for interpretation and
emphasis.
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1997 Conference Advance Spedals
Advance Special: Each local church, after having gone the first mile by paying
their apportionments in full, should consider giving to at least one project in each lane
of the Advance: World, Missionary Salary Support, National, GMCOR, and Conference,
thereby becoming a Rainbow Covenant Church.
A. Lane One: Worid Amissions
1 ) Special Emphasis: Project AGAPE, Armenia. The Rev. Charles H. Davis,
a clergyperson from our Conference, is the director of Project AGAPE.
His work includes: coordinating 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; and working with an English-speaking congrega-
tion in Yerevan.
2) Special Emphasis: Ganta United Methodist Elementary School. Liberia,
Africa #011000-6Bh. This 50-year old elementary school needs
immediate repair. Needs have been made more urgent by the recent civil
war in Liberia during which the school was looted and the area economi-
cally devastated. This is one of a very few schools still functioning.
3) Special Emphasis: Peru Covenant Task Force. Funds received for this
project will be administered by the NC Conference Peru Task Force to
fulfill the covenant made between our Conference and the Peru Confer-
ence. Funds will also be directed to World Advance Projects in Peru,
relating to theological education, new church development, and
leadership training, on the basis of needs communicated by the Peru
Conference.
4) Hong Kong: Society for Community Organization (#00779 1-4RA). Helps
this interdenominational organization in its ministries of education and
advocacy with underprivileged groups such as squatters, boat dwellers,
hawkers, and slum dwellers.
5) Ministries to Street Children, Rio de Janeiro (#01 1276-7RA). Advance
gifts will help supplement salaries of Christian workers who have the
talent and commitment to work with the growing numbers of street
children and help many of them find a better alternative to their
dangerous lives.
6) Andean Rural Health Care Program, Bolivia (#010158-2 RA). To provide
vaccinations, nutritional monitoring of children, prenatal care, and other
preventative health care services. Funds given under this Advance
number are divided equally between the Andean Rural Health Care
Program and other health care programs of the Bolivian Methodist
Church as per agreement made between ARHC and church leaders in
Bolivia.
Any other World Advance Special as listed in Partnership in Missions.
B. Lane Two: National Missions
1) Special Emphasis: Oklahoma Indian Missionary Conference, Parish
Partners (#583634-4). Oklahoma City: Provides vitally needed pastoral
support so that the conference can expand its ministry.
For names of specific pastors with whom your church can enter into a
covenant, contact the Conference Missions Office.
2) Special Emphasis: Robeson County Church and Community Center,
Lumberton, NC (#791742-0). An ecumenical ministry in a tri-racial
community which is designed to help local churches meet emergency
needs, literacy tutoring for adults, home repairs, building new homes and
transportation. Speakers are available upon request.
3) Special Emphasis: National Hispanic Ministries Challenge Fund (#98262-
0-1). Provides assistance to Annual Conferences developing Hispanic
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Ministries, especially in the areas of leadership recruitment and develop
ment, financial resources and printed resources.
4) Society of St. Andrew Potato Project, VA (#801600-0). Salvages millions
of pounds of unmarketable potatoes and other produce and distributes
the food to hungry people nationwide.
5) Southeastern Jurisdiction Association of Native American Ministries, Lake
Junaluska. NC (#791842-4). To help meet the needs of 130,000 +
Native Americans living in the 17 annual conferences of the Southeast.
6) National Native American Family Camp, Fayetteville, NC (#982602-8).
Provides an annual opportunity for Native American church leaders to
attend or lead workshops in outreach ministries and evangelism.
7) Hinton Rural Life Center, Hayesville, NC (#731372-2). Provides for
training needs and development of churches in town and rural settings.
8) Criminal Justice & Mercy Ministries, Lake Junaluska (#73 1 200-0). Relates
to United Methodist and other organizations engaged in criminal justice
ministries. Provides resources for CJnited Methodist Committees on prison
ministry and prison reform.
Any other National Advance Special as listed in Partnership in Missions.
C. Lane Three: Missionary Salaiy Support
The missionaries listed below are assigned to the NC Annual Conference
by the General Board of Global Ministries. Biographicals are available in the
Conference Office of Missions. They are listed below according to their need for
support, with those listed first having the greatest need.
Doug Gipe (#012116) and Beth Gipe (#012115) are newly commis-
sioned and assigned to serve at the English-speaking school at Lubumbashi,
Zaire (TESOL). Beth is a teacher and Doug the principal of the school.
Grace Lovell, North Carolina, USA (#982928) Grace serves as Executive
Director of Robeson County Church and Community Center in Lumberton, NC
which has on-going programs and services in emergency assistance, housing,
literacy, and transportation.
Hazel Terhune (#003774) Hazel serves as an evangelist and teacher of
English in Tokyo, Japan.
Robert Terhune (#003773) Robert serves a local church in Tokyo, Japan.
Vickie Sigmon, North Carolina, USA (#982916-8) Vickie works with the
Yokefellow Prison Ministry in NC. Currently, in conjunction with her Yokefellow
work, she is resourcing the prison AVKTCH (Mothers And Their Children)
Committee.
Julie Potts (#951765-7) Julie serves as project assistant at Tacoma
Community House in Tacoma, Washington, working with tutoring programs
and vocational counseling. Julie's home annual conference is the NC Annual
Conference.
Herbert Zigbuo, Liberia, Africa. (#01091 1-1) Herbert is currently assigned
to Monrovia, Liberia, working as Associate Pastor of a United Methodist
Congregation, developing adult education programs, and working with
Operation Classroom.
Maiy Zigbuo, Liberia, Africa. (#010721-4) Mary is currently assigned to
Monrovia, Liberia, working with St. Matthews Methodist School and with
Operation Classroom.
Dr. Sharon Fogleman, Kenya, Africa (#009905-5C2) Sharon is a medical
doctor and serves as a family practice physician at the Methodist Hospital in
Maua, Kenya.
Dr. Lynn Fogleman, Kenya, Africa (#009905-5C2) Lynn is a medical
doctor and serves as a family practice physician at the Methodist Hospital in
Maua, Kenya.
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D. Lane Four UMCOR
1) China - Earmold Fitting for the Hearing-Impaired, Jianqsu Province
(#203136-5). Provides hearing clinic and earmold fitting services so that
children can acquire speaking abilities through language training.
2) UMCOR Disaster Response (#901670-1). Enables CIMCOR to respond to
persons in need after natural disasters in the Gnited States.
3) World Hunger/Poverty (#982920-4). Provides both short-term crisis relief
and long-term developmental assistance to eliminate the root causes of
hunger.
4) Bread for the Worid (#982325-3). Educates and influences people to
work for government policies that address the basic causes of domestic
and worid hunger.
5) Heifer Project International (#982530-8-General Program: #982532-1-
Living Gift Program). An inter-faith project that provides animals and
other assistance to rural families. Recipients agree to pass on the
firstborn female offspring of their animals to someone else in need.
6) CROP/Church Worid Sen/ice Community Hunger Appeal (#982380-1).
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) Four Homes of Mercy, Israel, Jerusalem. (#629483-7).
Provides medical care for handicapped persons, homeless persons, the
elderly, and expectant mothers.
8) Rwanda: Assistance to Rwanda Returning Refugees (#177775-4).
Provides tools and household items to help reintegrate Rwandese
refugees and displaced persons.
Any other UMCOR Advance Special listed in Partnership in Missions or any
UMCOR emergency appeal.
E- Lane Five: Conference Advance - SPECIAL EMPHASIS
1) MC Office, Society of St. Andrew Potato Project, POBox 25081 , Durham
NC 27702-5081. Coordinates and runs all hunger relief programs for
Society of St. Andrew in NC. More than 2 million pounds of produce
saved and distributed in NC at a cost of just 3 cents per pound.
2) Chatham-Lee Hispanic Ministries. 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.
3) Ethnic Minority Church Projects in Rockingham District. Funds will be
used to assist ethnic churches with crucial needs. Churches to be lifted
up for assistance in 1 997 are Mt. Olive UMC (major needs in parsonage
and church buildings) and Hickory Grove UMC (general needs relating to
its program and ministry).
4) Isa Grant Scholarship. Provides workteam scholarships for persons who
could not otherwise participate, especially young adults.
5) N.C. Council of Churches. 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.
6) Prison MATCH (Mothers and Their Children). 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.
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7) Walnut Terrace Child Development Center. Offers a unique program of
child care for children aged six weeks to five years. Serves children
primarily from low-income families.
8) Yokefellow Prison Ministries. Educates church people concerning
Christian responsibility for persons affected by crime and brings
Christians into direct service ministries with prison inmates and their
families.
9) Caswell County Parish, Inc. Providing services to elderly and low-income
families through Meals-on-Wheels, outreach program, fuel and rent
assistance, clothing, food. In addition. Family Violence Prevention
Program provides services for families who are suffering from domestic
violence.
1 0) Food Bank of North Carolina. Distributes food at minimal cost to hunger
ministries throughout Eastern FSC.
1 1) Volunteer Emergency Families for Children (VEFC). A private non-profit
organization with the purpose of helping communities develop and utilize
local resources by providing emergency shelter care to children-in-crisis.
12) Youth Service Fund. Supports mission projects within the annual
conference and beyond, which have been selected by youth of our
conference.
13) V/esley Heritage Project. Gifts will help translate the works of John and
Charles Wesley into Spanish and Portuguese.
14) District Boards of Mission. Funds should be sent directly to the District
Board and reported at year-end on Table II as Conference Advance.
15) All human need projects, church extension projects, and special offerings
approved by District Board of Missions/District Council on Ministries as
Conference Advance Specials, in accordance with 11727.4 of The 1992
Book of Discipline.
16) NC Conference Disaster Appeals.
1 7) Conference Evangelists. To provide support for NC Conference approved
evangelists.
18) All new churches less than five years old.
19) The following UM institutional programs and projects.
a. GM camps
b. Member Groups of The CIMC Campus Ministry Association
c. General Scholarship Funds at Methodist, Louisburg, Wesleyan
Colleges and Duke Divinity School
d. Benevolent Funds of the Methodist Retirement Homes
e. Benevolent Funds of the Methodist Home for Children
f. Asbury Homes
That the Annual Conference approve district projects for advance specials in
accordance with 11727.4 of The 1992 Book of Discipline. This insures that local
churches making advance specials on a district level and reported to the Annual
Conference advance specials will receive credit.
NOMINATIONS
Trustee/Campus Ministiy Nonninations
COMMISSION ON HIGHER EDUCATION AND CAMPOS MINISTRY
A. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES
How trustees for colleges listed below are selected: The nominating committee
of each board of trustees selects a list of nominees to fill vacancies and
submits these along with a biographical statement to the full board at its fall
meeting; the individual boards of trustees approve these and they are
submitted to the Commission on Higher Education and Campus Ministry for
consideration at its spring meeting. The Commission on Higher Education and
Campus Ministry has biographical information supplied to it by each institution
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of higher education. The Commission on Higher Education confirms the new
nominations at its spring meeting, and then presents them to the North
Carolina Conference at its June meeting.
1 . Bennett College
•Robert Carter
•Angella Current
•Bevel Jones
• Dorothy Kearns
•Benjamin Stewart
•Joyce Sohl
•Maxine West
•Garland Young
2. Duke University
•Shavar D. Jeffries, Duke Student Government
3. Greensboro College
•Tom Adachi, Greensbpro businessman, succeeding himself
•Albert S. Lineberry, Sr., Greensboro businessman and civic leader
4. High Point University
• Doris Royals Coggin, High Point businesswoman
•Katherine Anthony Phillips, High Point community leader and volunteer
•Dolores Bams Queen, Salisbury District Superintendent, WNC Confer-
ence
B. GMITED METHODIST CAMPOS MINISTRIES
1 . A & T State University Wesley Foundation Board of Directors
•Students: Allison Burden, Montrel Caldwell, Lurious Glenn, Alex Gray,
Shon Ingram, Brian Jones, Jamila Kemp, Erica Lyles, Keith Moore,
Garrick Potty, Teesie Townsend, Robert Ward
9 Faculty /Staff: James Armstrong, Joyce Harriston, Issac Miller, James
Sibert, Alex Williamson, Sandra Williamson
•At Large: Samuel Dunn, Lila Lloyd, Paul Perkins, Mary Reaves
•District At Large: Donnell Jeffries, Belvin Jessup, Glenn Rankin, Estelle
Tatum
•Ex-Officio: Patricia Brady, Andrew Brown, Robert Carter, Penny DeLoca,
McKinley DeShields, Anthony Dillard, Belvin Jessup, Glenn Lyles, Walter
McKelvey, Patricia Shoffner, Hertert Smith, Patricia Smith, Benjamin
Stewart, Susan N. Vickers, M. Carol Williams, Patricia Wiseman
2. Appalachian State University Wesley Foundation Board
•Students: Mallory Anderson, Allison Bustle, Melissa Ferger, Rheta
Hamblin, Randolph Harrison, Jason Harvey, Caroline Kapp, Doug
Kneeland, Jennifer McSwain, Taylor Mills, Laura Roland, Liz Roberts, Brian
Turner, Dana Upchurch
•Faculty/Staff: Sandy Eagle, Fred Robinette, Linda Weldon
•At Large: Tim & Lauren Horton, Brad & Debbie Reid, Mary Etta Reeves,
Dave Robertson, Jim & Sherry Street
•District: Mary Quinn
•Local Church: Robert Carter, Tom Gibson, Patricia Lewis
3. Pembroke State University Wesley Foundation
•Students: Larry Chandler, Jeffrey Fariee, Tonya Harris, Terry Hunt,
Bruce Jacobs, April Locklear, Judith Ann Locklear, Nakesha Locklear,
Kum Nam Kung, Melissa Pierce
•Faculty /Staff: Warren Love, Joseph Oxendine, Norma Thompson
•Local Church: Cattie M. Hunt, Daphne Jones, Eddie Mac Locklear
•Ex-Officio: Ron Dietrich, Ben Rouse
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Raleigh Wesley Foundation Board of Directors
•Students: David Beaman, Mandy Crisp, Wendy Hawkins, Chris Henson,
Paul Long, Heather Minor, Jennifer Mitchell, Dennis Peay, Connie Pope,
Jeremy Walls, Chancey Washburn, Russ Wilson
•Faculty/Staff: Ted Branoff, Gail Chesson, Keith Glover, Janey Musgrave
•District At Large: Tim Jewett, John Lewis, Charlene Lovett, Barbara
Price
•Local Churches: Kim Chestnutt, Allen Hayes, Sam Newman, Phil Wong
•Ex-Officio: Ahane Atwood, Robert Baldridge, Kermit Braswell, Ben
Gravely, Steven Hickle, Ned Hill, Chris Morrison, Bill Sharpe, Julie Steele,
Becky Stewart
United Methodist Campus Ministry at Duke
•Executive Committee: Laurie Coffman, chair, Talley Wells, vice-chair,
Stacey McCorison, secretary. Homer Bass, Julie Medlin, co-treasurers
•Facilities Committee: Chuck Van Sant, Chris Carr, Judy Hays, Greg
Pimlott, Betsy Jordan
•Finance Committee: Joe Mann, Susan Carpenter, Jean Carr, Shannon
Meeks, Julie Medlin, Homer Bass
•Campus/Staff Relations Committee: Andy Baxter, Paula Gilbert, Charles
Morrison, Delores Langley, Brandon Hall, Ellen Eichen
•nominations Committee: Holly Jones, Julia Webb-Bowden, Susan
Newton Graebe, Tim Walls, Robert Earl Ross, Ann Wilson
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Wesley Foundation Board
•Students: Kelly Allen, Paul Brewer, Elizabeth Detrie, Bill Harris, Jeremy
Troxler, Robin Kennedy, Margaret Long, Laurie Penland, Scott Schaaf,
Jason Shook, Catherine Stein, Clarissa Youngblood
•Faculty/Staff: John Brantley, Brent Clark, Bobbie Lubker
•At Large: Robert Peters
•District COM: Jean Dawson, Sally Kocher, Bob Stocking
•Ministers: Susan Allred, Robert Flynn, William Gattis, David Harvin,
Richard Vaughan
•Ex-Officio: Sarah W. Campbell, Cindy Clark, George Johnson, Gregg
Sullivan, Manuel Wortman
University of North Carolina at Greensboro Wesley-Luther House Board
of Directors
•At Large: Dennis Askew, Ceola Ross Baber, Steve Danford, Melanie
Darnell, Lianne Ferguson, Zachary Greene, Jennifer Harrill, Ted Hunter,
Martin Jensen, Eleanor McCrickard, Richard Swanson, Jeannie Symonds
•£x-0//i'ao; Andrew Brown, Robert Carter, Sean Debnam, Glenn Griffiths,
Ronald Thompson Moss
Wesley Foundation of Greenville, Inc. Board of Directors
•Students: Deborah Barwick, Summer Bryum, Alex Cheek, Heather
Hampton, Debbie Levin, Sarah Levin, Rachel Rice, Angela Tsang, 2
freshman transfers TBA
•Faculty/Staff: John Childers, Henry Ferrell, Jim Westmoreland
•Local Churches: Hugh Cox, Michael Carey - Covenant; Jeannie Brown,
Denise Cox - Holy Trinity; Steve Creech, Camilla Davis - Jams; Mike
Board, Lanie Shive - St. James
•District: June Arnold, Frank Brooks, Ed Davenport, Herschel Williams
•Ex-Officio: Dan Earnhardt, Sidney Huggins, Barbara Smith, Sarah
Sorber, Gene Tyson, Woodrow Wells, Roger Williams
Western Carolina University Wesley Foundation Board of Directors
•Students: Ashley Cyre, Tommy Duncan, Katie Litaker, Karen Sliva
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•Faculty /Staff: Bonita Jacobs, Clifford R. Lovin, Dan Pitillo, James W.
Wallace, Jr.
•District At Large: Elizabeth Barrett, W. H. Crawford, John and Shelia
Snow, Rena Sutton
•Local At Large: Harriet Chalker, Tommy Frazier, Kathy McAbee, James
Medlin
•Ex-Officio: Robert L. Carter, Jr., John Lively, Frank L. Padgett, George
C. Weekley, Larry D. Wilkinson
10. Winston-Salem Wesley Foundation Boaird of Directors
•Students: Richard Buff, Marty Fort, Stacie Johns, Russ Pierce, Lauren
Richardson, Ben Williams
•Faculty/Staff: Doug Beets, Sam Gladding, Clay Hipp, Simeon llesanmi,
Barbara Watts, Neville Watkins
•District At Large: Wendell Eysenbach, William Hunter, Sandra Penningt-
on, Michelle Clark Reeder, Steve Reeder
•Ex-Officio: Roland Barnhardt, Caren Bigelow, Martha Brown, Deborah
Daniels, Joe Daniels, Debbie Lewis Fox, Bill Hunter, Verdell Michaux,
Susan S. Nesbit, Kent Outlaw
C. GNITED METHODISTS ON ECUMENICAL CAMPGS MINISTRY BOARDS
1 . North Carolina Centi-al University (none submitted)
2. Gniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte
•Bob Blackmun, Patience Brumley, Rob Dibble, Amy Brake Hill
3. University of North Carolina at Wilmington
•Jean Bullock, Bart Jones, TBA
n. Commission on Health and Human Services
A. TRUSTEES TO CONTINUE SERVING THE METHODIST RETIREMENT
HOMES,INC.
Class of 1997
•Anne L Clark, Durham District, 1993
•John S. Paschal, Goldsboro District, 1989
•Betty S. Speir, Greenville District, 1991
•Anne Whitehurst, Greenville District, 1993
Class of 1998
•T. Harry Gatton, Raleigh District, 1990
•Margaret T. Harper, Wilmington District, 1990
•Henry McNair McGill, Raleigh District, 1994
•L. Milton Whaley, Durham District, 1993
Class of 1999
•Albert F. Fisher, Durham District, 1991
•George W. Newton, Durham District, 1991
• H. Lyman Ormond, Jr., Greenville District, 1991
•Louise Peterson, Fayetteville District, 1991
B. TRUSTEE NOMINATIONS FOR THE METHODIST RETIREMENT HOMES, INC.
Class of 2000
•Arron W. E. Capel, Sanford District, 1992
•Gary H. Fisher, Rockingham District, 1992
•Mary E. Snyder, Raleigh District, 1992
•M. W. Standi, Goldsboro District, 1992
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CONFERENCE STAFF RELATIONS, COMMITTEE ON
Since Annual Conference of 1 995, the Committee on Conference Staff Relations has
met twice, once in the Fall of 1995 to present salary recommendations for the CCOM
Staff to the CCOM Budget Committee and again in early Winter of 1996 to make
nominations for Program Staff positions to the CCOM for another year.
Since the Reverend Sam Dixon, Jr., Associate Director for Missions, Evangelism, and
VISION 2000, has been on the CCOM Staff for the past six years, he is not eligible for
reappointment to that position. We take this opportunity to express our thanks and
appreciation to Sam for his dedication to this ministry of the NC Conference for these
past six years and wish for him a very successful and exciting ministry in his new
appointment.
Because of the vacancy on the CCOM Staff, our Committee has been through the
process of advertising the position, receiving applications, reviewing the applications, and
meeting again early this Spring to interview applicants and make recommendations to
the Bishop and Cabinet for the vacant position.
After Annual Conference of 1995, two new District Superintendents were appointed
to the Committee. We welcomed the Reverend Jim Lee from the Goldsboro District and
the Reverend Albert Shuler from the Durham District. The Reverend Kermit Braswell left
our Committee when he was appointed Raleigh District Superintendent.
Again this year, the Committee and all Conference related personnel in the
Methodist Building gathered for a luncheon. This was a time of fun, fellowship and a
means of establishing community mih everyone who works together for the Annual
Conference.
I take this opportunity to thank the members of the Committee for their participation
and faithful attendance.
Jane H. Johnson, Chairperson
DIACONAL MINISTRY, BOARD OF
The Board of Diaconal Ministry met shortly before the deadline for this written
report, and had a devotional entitled "Live the Questions" based on an article by Sue
Monk Kidd. It seemed appropriate to the situation, as all of Methodism awaits the vote
on the Ministry Study Committee's recommendation for the ordering of ministry. Living
with questions can be difficult, for we like things fixed, figured out, and nailed down.
Jesus was a master at using questions to pull people into self-confrontation and growth.
There's an art to living questions. You peel them, you listen to them, you let them spawn
new questions. You linger with questions instead of rushing into half-baked answers.
There are some things we must simply wait to receive. Like the tree, we wait for the sap
to rise.
As a Board, and as Diaconal Ministers serving across the NC Conference, we await
the answers regarding the future. Whatever the vote at General Conference, we are
certain that ministry will be a part of the future, whether it is as lay persons, diaconal
ministers, deacons, or elders! The options of ministry may change, but the God we
serve, and the hurting worid will be everpresent.
This year we are pleased to present to the NC Conference Alice Kirkman Kunka,
Kimberiy Strong Lamb, and Anna Gail Dixon Workman for consecration as diaconal
ministers. They have completed the candidacy process, have been examined by the
Board of Diaconal Ministry, and have been found to be spiritually grounded, psychologi-
cally fit, and academically prepared for diaconal ministry.
As a Board, we continue to recruit, nurture, and support persons who have
expressed a calling to a representative ministry. The Board also maintains an active
relationship with certified lay professionals as well as diaconal ministers within our
Conference through the annual process of renewal of certification and request for
continuation in the office of diaconal minister.
Equitable salaries for diaconal ministry always concerns our board, and we continue
to be available to churches to make recommendations for both certified professionals and
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diaconal ministers (who must negotiate a compensation package and contract with their
place of employment). The NC Board of Diaconal Ministry suggests and recommends
that churches begin compensation for diaconals at the minimum equitable salary
compensation level for ordained ministers which is $27,262.00 for 1997. It also is
recommended that a written contract be provided at the beginning of employment.
Additional suggested benefits to be negotiated are: 1) housing, 2) health and hospitaliza-
tion, 3) life insurance, 4) pension, 5) continuing education, and 6) travel.
The employing agency in which a full time diaconal minister is serving shall provide
(paragraph 315.1: 1,2,3, The Book of Discipline, 1992): 1) Adequate salaries plus
pension benefits, with an opportunity to participate in the GM pension and benefit funds,
health care insurance, and continuing education. It is expected that these will be guided
by the Annual Conference standards for ordained elders. 2) Social security benefits as
required by Federal regulation. 3) The local GM church which employs a full-time
diaconal minister shall provide the above mentioned benefits in entirety as part of the
compensatory consideration.
Report of Professional Educators
MINISTERS OF CHRISTIAN EDGCATION - Certification Renewed
Huckaby, Robert L., Jr. (Rob) Program Director, Raleigh: Asbury
Morris, Brigitte Freeman (Brigitte) Personal Leave of Absence
Nicholson, Sue Ellen (Sue Ellen) Assoc.Dir., CCOM Youth & Camping
DIRECTORS OF CHRISTIAN EDGCATION - Certification Renewed
Biddle, Margaret Anne (Margaret Anne) Child Care Consultant, Raleigh, MHC
Hayes, Carol Dell (Carol) Assoc. Dir. of CCOM, CE & Lay Ministries
Jacobs, Harold Dean (Harold) Dir. of CE/Music/Youth,Maxton:Prospect
Norton, Mary Jane P. (Mary Jane) Quality Improvement Tr., Nashville:BOD
Waters, C. Denise Conner (Denise) Diaconal Minister, Chapel Hill:Gniversity
Williams, Richard J. (Richard) Dir., Christian Ed., Smithfield: Centenary
Zirlott, Cynthia 1. (Cynthia) Diaconal Minister, New Bern: Garber
ASSOCIATES IN CHRISTIAN EDGCATION - Certification Renewed
Taylor, Elizabeth G. (Libbie) Western NC, Clemmons
Vaughn, Stephen W. II (Steve) Diaconal Minister of Music, Greenville:St.James
ASSOCIATES IN CHRISTIAN EDGCATION - Certification Approved
Workman, Anna Gail (Anna Gail) Front St. GMC, Burlington
Report of Professional Church Musicians
MINISTERS OF MGSIC - Certification Renewed
Argo, David Anthony (Tony) Minister of Music, Fayetteville:Haymount
DIRECTORS OF MGSIC - Certification Renewed
Hines, David M. (David) Director of Music, Chestnut St.
Jacobs, Harold Dean (Harold) Director of CE/MusicA'outh, Maxton:Prospect
Moore, Elizabeth (Elizabeth) Director of Music, NB:Shady Grove
Parker, Susan Martin (Susan) . Diaconal Minister of MusicAVorship,Durham:Epworth
Remele, William H., Jr. (Bill) Leave of Absence
Stocks, Lois Hardee (Lois) Extended Leave
Weisser, William James (Bill) Director of Music, Raleigh:Edenton St.
DIRECTORS OF MGSIC - Certification Transfen-ed In
Crissman, Marjorie S. (Marjorie) Seaside GMC
ASSOCIATES IN MGSIC - Consecration Renewed
Hicks, Patricia V. (Trish) Diaconal Minister of Music, Cary: First
Report of the Diaconal Ministers
DIACONAL MINISTERS - Consecration Renewed
Argo, David Anthony (Tony) Minister of Music, Haymount
Biddle, Margaret Anne (Margaret Anne) Child Care Consultant, Raleigh, MHC
Hayes, Carol Dell (Carol) Assoc. Dir, CCOM, CE & Lay Ministries
Hicks, Patricia V. (Trish) Diaconal Minister of Music, Cary: First
Hines, David M. (David) Director of Music, Lumberton:Chestnut St.
Huckaby, Robert L, Jr. (Rob) Program Director, Raleigh: Asbury
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Irvine, Robert J. (Bob) Diaconal Minister of Music, Durham:Duke Mem.
Jacobs, Harold Dean (Harold) Director of CE/MusicA'outh, Maxton: Prospect
Jolly, Judith O. (Judy) Director of CE, Raleigh:Hayes Barton
Lile, Rebecca Kay (Rebecca) Leave of Absence
Liliiston, Elaine A. (Elaine) Program Director, Rocky Mount: Englewood
Logston, Linda (Linda) Program Director, Greenville;Jarvis Mem.
Lykins, Patricia J. (Pat) Program Director, Durham: Good Shepherd
Morris, Brigitte Freeman (Brigitte) Leave of Absence
Nicholson, Sue Ellen (Sue Ellen) Assoc. Dir., CCOM Youth/Camping
Norton, Mary Jane P. (Mary Jane) Quality Improvement Trainer, BOD
Parker, Susan Martin (Susan) . Diaconal Minister of MusicAVorship,Durham:Epworth
Powell, Cynthia D. (Cynthia) Diaconal Minister of Ed/Program, Graham:First
Remele, William H., Jr. (Bill) Leave of Absence
Sluder, Davis M. (David) Leave of Absence
Stocks, Lois Hardee (Lois) Leave of Absence
Taylor, Elizabeth G. (Libbie) Western NC, Clemmons
Vaughn, Stephen W. 11 (Steve) Diaconal Minister of Music, Greenville:St.James
Waters, C. Denise Conner (Denise) Diaconal Minister, Chapel HiIhGniversity
Weisser, William James (Bill) Director of Music, Raleigh:Edenton St.
Williams, Richard J. (Richard) Dir., Christian Ed., Smithfield: Centenary
Zirlott, Cynthia I. (Cynthia) Diaconal Minister, New Bern:Garber
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Personal Leave
Morris, Brigitte Freeman (1st Yr) Lile, Rebecca Kay (2nd Yr)
Remele, William H., Jr. (4th Yr) Sluder, David M. (3rd Yr)
Extended Leave
Stocks, Lois H. (IstYr)
RETIRED DIACONAL MINISTERS
This Year Laura Sexton Davenport
Previously
Ballance, Bernice Garrison, Robert H., Jr. Gattis, Irene F.
O'Connor, Tacoma Offutt, Alma W. Walker, Wanda Gail
Womack, Leslie C.
TO BE CONSECRATED AS DIACONAL MINISTERS
Kunka, Alice Kirkman Lamb, Kimberly Strong Workman, Anna Gail Dixon
Denise Conner Waters, Chairperson;
Mark K. Gourley, Registrar;
Sue Ellen Nicholson, Candidacy Secretary
DISABILITY, JOINT COMMITTEE ON
The Joint Committee on Disability acts as the advocate for those pastors in the North
Carolina Conference who are forced by physical or emotional disability to seek temporary
or permanent relief from their appointment. The committee is given the responsibility to
study the problems of disability within the Conference, to provide a continuing personal
ministry to those who are disabled, and to make recommendations to the appropriate
agencies of the Conference for each pastor seeking Disability Leave, including the source
of their disability income.
The following recommendations are presented to the 1996 session of the North
Carolina Annual Conference:
1 . The Joint Committee on Disability will make available upon request the necessary
forms for any pastor to make application for Disability Leave. In all cases the
applications must be completed by the pastor, the physician, and the district
superintendent before the request for Disability Leave can be acted upon. It is the
recommendation of the Joint Committee on Disability that such requests be
presented before May 15 for inclusion in the committee's report to the Annual
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Conference. The medical form should be completed and acted upon by the General
Board of Pension and Health Benefits prior to the submission of the application.
2. The Joint Committee on Disability may require psychological examinations of those
seeking disability when deemed necessary by the Committee. These will be done by
a physician approved by the Committee, and in such a case the Committee will bear
the expense of the examination.
3. The Joint Committee on Disability will study each new application for Disability
Leave submitted by pastors of the Conference to determine the validity of the
recommendation of the pastor's physician and district superintendent, particularly
as it reflects the anticipated length of the pastor's disability. All materials will be sent
to the medical consultant of the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits, who
will determine if the pastor is eligible for benefits paid through the Comprehensive
Protection Plan.
4. We recommend that pastors who may not be eligible for benefits paid by the
Comprehensive Protection Plan shall be placed on Disability Leave with benefits paid
through the Joint Committee on Disability. The Ministerial Pension Plan, Compre-
hensive Protection Plan, Hospital Insurance and Life Insurance shall be paid also by
the Joint Committee on Disability.
5. Those pastors on Disability Leave are reminded to investigate the penalties by the
Social Security Administration if they do not elect to come under Medicare at age
65.
6. Disability 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.
7. We recommend that a lump sum grant of $3,000 be made at the beginning of
Disability Leave (effective July 1, 1993). This grant will be available only one time in
a pastor's years of service.
8. The Joint Committee on Disability will review the progress of each pastor on
Disability 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.
9. We recommend the following pastors to be continued on Disability Leave.
A. Wilson E. Barber, P O Box 4931, Emerald Isle 28594 (919/354-5635)
B. George F. Blanchard, Rt.l, Box 333WW, Fayetteville 28301 (910/486-8756)
C. Nathan H. Byrd, P O Box 1868, Banner Elk 28604 (704/898-6687)
D. William T. Clarke, P O Box 236, Wanchese, NC 27981-0236
E. E.A.Collins,Sr.(FL),738 Avenida Sexta,#105,Clermont,FL3471 1(904/394-2507)
F. Robert B. Craig, 115 McLean St., Portsmouth, VA 23701 (804/399-6120)
G. Donnie G. Davis, Sr.(/KM), 239 Bowers La., Ellerbe, NC 28338 (910/652-2707)
H. Julian B. Helms, Jr., 2939 NC 903 S., Magnolia, NC 28453(910/289-4354)
I. James W. Hicks,Jr.(/\M), 3730 Salem Chur.Rd., Goldsboro 27530 (736-2311)
J. Rudolph H. Hodge, 5344 Barclay Dr., Raleigh, NC 27606 (919/851-3545)
K. Clifton R. Hollowell, 1000 Wesley Pines Rd., Lumberton, NC 28358
L. Richard F. Lewis, Sr.(AM), P O Box 323, Calypso, NC 28325 (919/658-3098)
M. Donna Susan Moore, 6757 David Moore Rd. , Elon College 27244 (9 1 0/584-0034)
N. Robert J. Rudd, 169 Shannon Dr., Rockingham 28379 (910/895-0815)
O. George C. Smith, 1243 Butler Town Rd., Clarendon, NC 28432 (910/653-3336)
1 0. We recommend the following pastors to be placed on Disability Leave for the first
time: None
1 1 . Who have been placed on Disability Leave since the last Annual Conference?
Nathan Hooks Byrd 09/01/95, William Thomas Clarke 01/01/96
12. We recommend that pastors and congregations in the communities in which our
disabled pastors reside seek to establish a supportive relationship with those on
Disability Leave to maintain good fellowship and provide for pastoral opportunities.
Samuel W. Loy, Chairperson
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EQGITABLE COAV»ENSATION, COMMISSION ON
The Book of Discipline gives the Commission on Equitable Compensation this
mandate... "to support ordained ministry in the charges of the Annual Conference
..."(11722.2) There are three broad areas of responsibility outlined in 11722.2. These are
"(1) recommending conference standards for clergy support; (2) administering funds to
be used in base compensation supplementation; and (3) providing counsel and advisory
material on clergy support to district superintendents and Committees on Pastor-Parish
Relations."
The purpose of the Commission on Equitable Compensation is to seek fairness both
for pastors and for churches. Fairness is a complex matter which involves the values of
each ordained clergy person and the lay persons who constitute the membership of each
local church. The Book of Discipline is clear that "the primary responsibility for payment
of pastoral base compensation remains with individual pastoral charges." (11722.4 and
11248.13).
The Commission on Equitable Compensation has spent considerable time in examining
the situation of our clergy and local churches in light of the mandates of the Book of
Discipline. We have also considered with much prayer and thought these historical and
theological foundations for our work:
1 . Jesus says, "the laborer is worthy of his hire," (Luke 1 0:7) and Paul reminds us "you
shall not muzzle the ox when it is treading out the grain," (I Timothy 5:18;
Deuteronomy 25:4).
2. Wesley was concerned that clergy have a responsibility not to be "in debt so as to
embarrass you in your work" (11425).
3. 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 of the right
pastor in the right place, hold up the hope of seeing the great commission bear its
promised fruit.
4. The Commission on Equitable Compensation embraces the great commandment
to love our neighbors as we love ourselves by wanting for each pastor what our
members want for themselves - compensation adequate to free persons for the work
of pastoral ministry.
Through our praying, thinking, and working together as laity and clergy from across
this Conference, we make the following recommendations whose implementation, we
believe, will help us move toward fairness for both churches and pastors as we support
ordained ministry in the charges of the NC Annual Conference.
I. Recommended Schedule of Base Compensation for 1997.
A. Salary Schedule
1. We recommend that the minimum base compensation for those serving
full-time in 1997 be as indicated below and that 65% of this amount be
set for student minimum base compensation.
PASTORS UNDER FULL-TIME APPOINTMENT 1996 1997
(Full Connection, Associate, Probationary, Local Pastor)
Salary $24,474 $25,262
Utilities 2,000 2,000
$26,474 $27,262
STUDENTS (Local Pastors or Conference Members)
Salary $15,208 $15,720
Utilities 2,000 2,000
$17,208 $17,720
2. We recommend that the full-time minimum base compensation levels be
adjusted by 3.22% (double the recommended percentage salary change
for district superintendents in the 1996 CFA report.)
B. Travel Expense
Although travel is reimbursed by the charge as an item of pastoral expense, it
is expected that the charge would provide at least $2,400 for travel expense.
We encourage each charge to establish a plan to reimburse the pastor for all
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legitimate business mileage at the current rate establisiied by the IRS. Where
such a plan is established for reimbursement of business mileage, equitable
salary compensation support shall not be effected 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 $2,400 will result in
a reduction of equitable compensation support.
C. Pension Program
Charges receiving Equitable Compensation Fund support are responsible for
paying the total amount required for the Ministerial Pension Plan and the
Comprehensive Protection Plan based on their pastor's cash salary (including
funds from the Equitable Compensation Fund, Duke Endowment, and any
other sources), and housing (percentage of cash salary designated by the
General Board of Pension and Health Benefits or housing allowance, if provided
in lieu of parsonage). Cash salary plus housing is Plan Compensation.
II. Principles Governing the Gse of Equitable Compensation Funds:
The Pastor's salary is the responsibility of the charge; therefore, the charges 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 Conference, the Commission,
and the district superintendents to carry on their cooperative efforts in understand-
ing, in harmony, and for the greatest good for all concerned, the following principles
and procedures are set forth:
A. In considering the salary for the charge, all income, including salary, bonuses,
and other benefits not specifically excluded, are included as salary in determin-
ing appropriations from the Equitable Compensation Fund. Salary 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.
B. Charges must be so arranged that no more than one-third of the total salary
will come from the Equitable Compensation Fund on the first application from
the charge. Charges seeking more than one-third supplement must 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 superintendents
regarding the term of Equitable Compensation support, giving the date of its
inception and the present amount of support being received by the respective
charges.
When the division of a charge is desired, Equitable Compensation Funds will
be used only upon the recommendation of the Bishop, of the "Bishop's Task
Force on the Division of Circuits," 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 all salary obligations and its
proportionate share of all apportionments.
1. The remainder of the charge in such a division assumes full pastoral
support and its proportionate share of all apportionments. In no case will
the Commission on Equitable Compensation provide more than one-third
of the salary required for such a division.
2. When there is a division of a charge forming one or more student
appointments, each newly created charge must pay initially two-thirds of
the pastoral support established by the division.
C. 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.
D. The Commission on Equitable Compensation further recommends that each
charge which is receiving, or shall hereafter receive. Equitable Compensation
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Fund assistance, shall reduce this aid by at least ten (10) percent each year
until the charge has achieved full self-support in ten years. The Commission
wants to be clear at this point that its intent in this recommendation is that the
charge will accept in full whatever increases are made in the minimum salary
for their pastor each year and receive ten (10) percent less each year in aid
from Equitable Compensation Funds than granted the previous year.
E. Grants from the Commission on Equitable Compensation for Housing were
discontinued by the following method:
Date Reduction
01/01/93 25%
01/01/94 25%
01/01/95 25%
01/01/96 25%
F. Any Equitable Compensation Fund supplement will be terminated immediately
upon information that the pastor has taken full-time secular employment. Such
a charge may be reinstated at such time as its pastor returns to full-time or
student status. Exceptions to this provision may 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 for emergency reasons to be employed outside of his/her
ministerial responsibilities.
G. Equitable Compensation Funds are sent to charges who have applied for their
use to provide their pastor with the minimum salary established by the Annual
Conference. The monthly salary supplement checks sent by the Conference
treasurer are to be deposited by the charge treasurer in the church or charge
bank account. The checks are not to be endorsed and cashed by the pastor.
H. Ethnic Minority and Women Ministers: Each ethnic minority or woman minister,
who is an associate member or a member in full connection of the North
Carolina Annual Conference, serving full-time, and who, in the opinion of the
cabinet is rendering unusually effective service, will receive an incremental
increase of $200 per service year, not to exceed $2,000 per year, for ten (10)
years of full-time service, when such clergy person's salary and utilities is equal
to the Conference minimum salary, but less than the Conference minimum
salary plus $200 per year up to ten (10) years of full-time service as an
associate member or a member in full connection.
Said incremental increase is to be administered by the Commission on
Equitable Compensation upon recommendation of the cabinet, approval by the
charge conference, and the district superintendent. Further, the local church
shall be responsible for MPP and CPP payments on any incremental increase.
This policy does not restrict the Equitable Compensation Commission, upon
the recommendation of the cabinet, from making additional grants in
extraordinary circumstances.
1. Churches or charges applying for Equitable Compensation Funds shall submit
a request on the appropriate form supplied by the district superintendent. The
request shall be carefully analyzed by the pastor, recording secretary of the
charge conference, and the district superintendent. The form must have the
signatures of the pastor, recording secretary of the charge conference, and the
district superintendent affixed to it, and the request must have been approved
by the Charge Conference.
The Commission plans further consultation and study with other Conference
agencies and resources to seek ways to more adequately provide for the
temporal needs of our pastors and churches.
Robert E. Bergland, Chairperson
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nc. Contingency Reserve Fund
Interest on Checking
$57,599
Interest on Investments
$66,208
Interest on Metho Found.
$345,978
Interest on Church Loans
$11,000
Net Reclaim Last Year
$157,934
Other Receipts
$0
Post Audit Receipts
$0
Interest Paid
($35,000)
$603,719
Distribution
Budget Supplements
$480,556
Non-Budget Supplements
$20,700
Audit Adjustments
$10,000
$51 1 ,256
Net Transfer to Cont.
$92,463
1995 and 1996 Supplements
Budget Supplements:
COM Office Meetings & Programs
COM Staff Salaries
COM Task Forces
Commission on Church & Society
Commission on Education
Camps Maintenance
Comm on Outdoor & Camping Minist
Commission on Laity
Commission on Stewardship
Commission on Evangelism
Commission on Worship
Comm on Health & Human Services
Golden Cross Fund
Task Force on Children's Ministry
Commission on Missions and Outreach
Commission on Higher Education
Campus Ministry
Comm on Archives & History
Comm on Religion & Race
N C Christian Advocate
Comm on Disaster Preparedness
Comm on Status & Role of Women
Comm on EMLC
Comm on Prison Min/Reform
Comm on Congregational Development
Emerging Church Support
Vision 2000
Women in Crisis Pregnancies & Untwrn Chi
District Supt. Fund: Salaries
DIstnct Supt. Fund: Travel
DIr Ministerial Relations-Sal & Benefits
Dir Ministerial Relations-Office
Board of Ordained Ministry
Minister's Transition Fund
Comm on Equitable Compensation
Minister's Moving Expense
Joint Comm. on Disability
Comm. on Episcopacy
Annual Conf. Expense
Conf Secretary's Office
Conf Secretar/s Office Sal & Ben
Conf Treasurers Office Sal & Ben
Conf Treasurers Office
Information Management Office
Information Management Sal & Ben
Staff Parsonage Maintenance
Contingency Fund
Conference Staff Relations Comm
$1,052
$24,827
($264)
($1,603)
($1,957)
$20,876
($579)
($20)
($500)
($1,323)
($340)
$629
($1,201)
($667)
($1 1 ,365)
($353)
$22,013
($218)
($383)
$3,048
($136)
($191)
($145)
($160)
$7,173
($9,884)
$34,201
$1,219
$96,748
$19,453
$21,417
$1,432
$7,013
$19,214
$21,261
$22,370
$12,936
$3,262
$17,313
$2,025
$5,002
$89,840
$20,971
$16,672
$21 ,428
$3,960
($6,548)
$1,038
Total Budget Supplements
Non Budget Supplements
$480,556
United Methodist Foundation, Inc.
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rnanciaT^^cI^'' administration, cogncil on
The CJnited Methodist Church is a connectionai church, and all local churches
participate m the r^nission and seivice giving of the larger church. The ou reLh and
mission giving opportunities of the Connection are disfributed to the chu'ches of the
INC Conference by means of a formula based on the financial performanceTn each
aiYneLTv allThu'rS,^'' T'^ ^° '^^^'^^ ' --P^^^^ion whichTs shared ^^h
Connertinn .. th . u ^^'^^'"' ^""^ encouraged to interpret the work of the
Connection so that each congregation understands these funds to be a necessar^
rTpORTOmE^fs^"' """°" °^ ''' ^^^-^ ^^^-^ '-^^ '-^' -sT^-^on
1. The funds to be apportioned are:
World Service and Conference Benevolences
- Ministerial Support and Connectionai Administration
Episcopal Fund
Interdenominational Cooperation Fund
Black Colleges
African University Fund
SEJ Missional Growth Fund
2. Formula: The Apportionments for each year shall be based on the
.Z'?i' f^^^ '°''' "^°"'" ^'■^^"'"^^^ ^y ^^^h church in the four years
immediately previous to the apportionment year less the approved
excusions each year, or on the most recent year less the approved
exclusions, whichever is lower. The change in apportionments frar^ Ihe
previous year shall not increase or decrease in%xces^on5% The
exclusions are: Payments on Worid Service and Conference Benevolences
Ministenal Support and Administration. Episcopal Fund, and all S'he;
apportionments; principal and interest on indebtedness buildings and
improvements; local benevolences paid directly by the local c^hurch
General and Conference Advance Specials; Ten Dollar Club; up to $4 500
Human Relations Day; Peace and Justice Sunday; Native American
six Soirit fot'V """^ ""T "°"^ °^ ^^^""9-- Worid Commu;:ion
conferp;2^ Tomorrow Campaign; UMW Funds sent to district or
conference treasurer; housing allowance paid in lieu of furnished
of ThT c'onf° " ""'""l; '''^■"3 '"'^^ ^P''^^°P^' appointment in a cTarge
of the Conference; offerings taken for disasters as designated by the
Disaster Preparedness Committee and the Resident Bishop ^
!Jiv T' 1 QqT th" ff ^°"^?q^"^"^ ^^^'^^d '■" the NC Conference after
July 1, 1993 the following formula shall be used to determine a new
sem'ce^J^ng' '' ''"'"' apportioned contributions for mission^
BUDGET YEAR BASE FORMULA MAXIMUM % INCREASE
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* standard formula B + C + D + E -. 4 15% Cap-
4 Chif Tr ^° i""'""'^ ?P '^"' ^" '^" Pe^^ntage determined by Annual Conference
nOnrba^sed on°'''' ^-^ Conference, the SEJ Missional Fund shall co-
r$? nm 1 ? minimum goal of 50 cents per member per year
($2.00) over the four-year period 1 997-2000 inclusive. This is based upon
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the membership at the close of the calendar year 1995 as reported in the
1996 Journal.
5. 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. In the light of possible unforeseen
and emergency need within the Annual Conference, the CFA is authorized
to make supplementary appropriations between sessions of the Annual
Conference. Such supplementary appropriations shall be made only from
available undesignated funds and shall be reported in the Conference
Journal for purposes of information.
6. Apportionments will be delivered from the treasurer's office to the district
superintendents by July 19, 1996.
B. 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: Gnited Methodist Student Day, Human Relations Day,
Peace with Justice Sunday, Native American Awareness Sunday, One Great
Hour of Sharing, World Communion Sunday.
C. No Conference agency's budget shall incorporate funds to be appropriated to
a non-conference agency, without specific approval of the Council on Ministries
for program budget items or the CFA for all non-program budget items. All
funds granted to a non-conference agency must be spent consistent with the
Social Principles of The Gnited Methodist Church.
D. No transfer of funds shall be made from one line item in the Conference
Budget to another.
E. All General Church Funds (World Service, Episcopal, Ministerial Education,
Black Colleges, African University, Interdenominational Cooperation, General
Administration) and College Sustaining Fund, College Debt Retirement, Past
Service Liability Fund, Jurisdictional Conference, SEJ Missional Growth Fund,
and Methodist Building Routine and Capital Maintenance Funds m\\ 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 Gnited Methodist
Church. Investments are with the Gnited Methodist Foundation, area banks,
and with specific minority financial institutions within the bounds of the NC
Conference. The Conference is also a member of Project Equality.
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 1996 shall be due to the statistician no later than January 31,
1997.
H. The Council may enact its own bylaws governing meetings, quorum, and other
matters of procedure as authorized in the Discipline, II 709. 5. b.
I. The Council shall maintain a central treasury for all Conference agencies as
authorized by II 710.1 1 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 Gnited Methodist Foundation, Board of
Missions, Inc., and Asbury Homes.
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
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item is approved, the next year's budget shall be amended to includt +he
necessary funds based on the CFA recommendation.
IV. APPROVAL TO SOUCIT FUNDS
Approval is given to the requests of the following agencies for the privilege of
soliciting funds throughout the District or Conference. The CFA continues to recom-
mend that a moratorium on Conference capital campaigns be followed and 100%
"Missional Service Giving" be the on-going priority. The Council also recommends
that stewardship continue to be a missional focus, Conference priority.
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.
C. The Commission on Outdoor and Camping Ministries to solicit from church
groups and individuals, materials and money for specific projects for the four
camps of the North Carolina Conference.
D. The State Commission on Campus Ministry for the privilege of private
solicitation for special gifts for the benefit of special works in the state-
supported institutions of higher education.
E. Methodist Retirement Homes, Incorporated; Methodist Home for Children;
Louisburg College; Methodist College; and North Carolina Wesleyan College for
the privilege of private solicitation and receipt of such funds as may be directed
thereto with the understanding that such 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), or contact with pastors without approval of the CFA.
F. The Gnited Methodist Foundation, Incorporated, as provided in its charter.
G. The Disaster Preparedness Committee upon joint decision of the committee
and the Resident Bishop to respond to disasters within the bounds of the NC
Annual Conference.
H. Asbury Homes, Incorporated, as provided in its charter.
I. Golden Cross Sunday observance for optional offering.
V. DISTRICT SUPERirfTENDEMTS' SALARY
Although CFA continues to recommend that the percentage change in district
superintendents' salary be the same as the average percentage change in salary
(salary, travel, utilities) for the prior year for all full-time pastors serving local charges
in the NC Annual Conference, the Cabinet has renewed its request that for 1997
salary increases for district superintendents be one-half the percentage increase in
minimum salary as set by Annual Conference. With the report from the Commission
on Equitable Compensation recommending that increase to be based on the CPI-
South (NC specific) - 3.22% for 1995, the 1997 salary for district superintendents
would increase by 1.61% ($1,025), to $64,659.00.
VI. ORGAMIZATION and PROCEDURE (presented for information only)
A. The CFA uses McGladrey & Pullen, Raleigh, NC, as auditors.
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 his 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
$1 ,000 or 5% of the line item, whichever is less. A request for such overexpen-
diture 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 Conference funds
in excess of $1,000 shall submit, with any budget request, an annual detailed
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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 for non-program agencies, or in the case of
program agencies, by CFA upon recommendation of the Council on Ministries.
F. A carry-over of budgeted funds remaining (not including any supplemental
appropriations) of up to 1 0% of the amount raised for the subsequent year will
be allowed for Conference budget line items.
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 supple-
mental 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 Compensa-
tion Funds, COM staff salaries, etc.)
Programs authorized and mandated by the MC Annual Conference which
are not included in the Annual Conference budget for that financial year
(i.e. Office of Planned Giving, Vision 2000, etc.)
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.
Funds appropriated to the Task Force on Hunger and Human Need to
assist various ministries across the Annual Conference.
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 Confer-
ence 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 with a recommendation for
action.
1. Interest shall be paid to/from the Board of Pensions, Insurance Fund,
Blackburn Scholarship Fund, Camps Endowment for Maintenance, Church
Extension Redevelopment, and Church Extension Salary Endowment funds
using the rate of the conference interest bearing checking account, com-
pounded 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.
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
reserve funds equal to 10% of the conference operating budget. Both cash
reserves, realized, and unrealized gains/losses shall be considered as a part of
the 10% reserve goal. Funds in excess of cash requirements shall be invested
in the United Methodist Foundation in proportion to the percent of reserves on
hand.
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 1996: There may be a called meeting in conjunction with Annual
Conference if necessary to elect officers or conduct other business.
September 4, 1996: An optional meeting to be held if necessary at the call of
the President.
November 13, 1996: A joint CFA/COM budget hearing. The purpose of this
hearing is to receive a report from boards and agencies on funds spent and
requested funds for future programs and activities.
December 4, 1996: To consider apportionment matters and supplemental
appropriations for salaries.
Febiuaiy 5, 1997: 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 6, 1997: 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 19, 1996: Apportionments sent to the Districts.
December 30, 1996: General Church remittances must be received in the
Treasurer's Office by 8:30 A.M. in order to receive credit for 1996.
January 15, 1997: Annual Conference remittances must be received by 8:30
A.M. in order to receive credit for 1 996.
Januaiy 27, 1997: Requests for supplemental appropriations for the 1997
operating budget due in the treasurer's office.
Januaiy 31, 1997: Tables I and 11 due to the Conference statistician.
Febniaiy 28, 1997: Requests for the 1999 budget, to be adopted at the 1997
Annual Conference, due in the treasurer's office.
Vn. CGMOLATIVE PENSION AND BENEFIT FUND, and BASIC PROTECTION PUKti
A. GENERAL
1. The lay employee's supervisor is responsible for making lay employees
aware of these rules and procedures. Detailed information on the CPBF
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 CPBF 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 CPBF 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.
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B. CGMGLATIVE PENSIOM AND BENEFIT FUND (CPBF)
1. The lay employee must be full time (at least 25 hours per week).
2. The lay employee must be an employee for 1 continuous year before
becoming eligible for CPBF.
3. The conference contribution will be the same percent as it is for clergy
(currently 12%).
4. The lay employee's required contribution will be the same percent as it is
for clergy (currently 3%). The penalty for not making the contribution will
be the same as it is for clergy.
5. Participants in the CPBF must be participants in the BPP.
C. BASIC PROTECTION PL^N
1. Participants in the BPP must be participants in the CPBF.
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 the same ratio as it is for
clergy.
William C. Simpson, Jr., President
INSURANCE, COMMITTEE ON
I. Group Temn Life Insurance
A. The current life insurance program is provided by Blue Cross Blue Shield
Medical Life.
B. Our coverage is $25,000 for active participants, $12,500 for retired clergy up
to age 72; $2,500 for clergy over age 72. Current spouse and child coverage
is $10,000 per person. The spouse's insurance terminates at age 65 or upon
retirement of the subscriber, whichever comes first. Accidental Death and
Dismemberment is provided to active participants in amounts equal to current
life coverage but does not cover retirees, spouses, or children.
C. The monthly premium for single coverage will be $13.00. The monthly
premium for family coverage will be $17.50.
D. CLAIMS PAID FOR 1995 DEATHS:
McPherson, Bruce $25,000.00
Clive, Mary Alene 25,000.00
Lowry, Tryon 25,000.00
Boone, Paul 12,500.00
Wentz, Walter Allen 12,500.00
Buckland, Douglas 10,000.00
Guthrie, Cora 10,000.00
Hough, Thomas 2,500.00
Leonard, Orville 2,500.00
Lineberger, James Worth 2,500.00
Mewborn, Charles 2,500.00
McCullen, Billie 2,500.00
Neese, William 2,500.00
Walston, Robert 2,500.00
TOTAL BENEFITS PAID $137,500.00
n. Blue Cross^/Blue Shield
A. General
1 . The Insurance Committee will mail or publish 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.
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3. Health Screening will be sponsored by the Insurance Committee and
administered by Health and Human Semces on a biannual basis. The
Insurance Committee encourages everyone to take advantage of this
sen/ice in 1998. For each subscriber in the Conference plan who
P^'!!^'P^^^^ '" ^^^ ^^^'^^ screening, the Insurance Committee will donate
$2.00 for handicapped camperships.
4. The Insurance Committee is to be made up of representatives from the
following boards and agencies: 2, Board of Pension and Health Benefits-
2, Commission on Health and Human Services; 2, Joint Committee or^
Disability; 2, Board of Ordained Ministry; ], Board of Diaconal Ministry 2
Lay Members appointed by the Board of Laity; 1, Conference Treasurer
(without vote); 1, Conference Controller (without vote); 1, Conference
Group Administrator (without vote); 1, Director of Ministerial Relations
(without vote). The representative should be elected at the organizational
meeting of these boards and agencies.
Policy and Rules
1 . The extent of the benefits provided by the insurance coverage is decided
by Annual Conference action. Administrative rules and rates are adopted
by the Insurance Committee. The specific carrier for insurance coveraqe
IS selected by the Insurance Committee.
2. Effective January 1 , 1 997, two options in health insurance coverage will
be offered to eligible participants. The current coverage will continue to
be offered as the Preferred Provider Organization (PPO). The new option
will be offered as the Preferred Provider Select CoPay (PPO Select CoPay)
Details may be obtained from the Treasurer's Office
3. Effective January 1, 1995, eligible clergy received disability coverage
through the Basic Protection Plan of the General Board of Pensions This
benefit will equal 20% of the DAC. This benefit will be in addition to the
40% of the DAC now covered under CPP.
4. Pre-admission certification is required for in-patient hospital sen/ices
Contact Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC at 1-800-672-7897. Contact Blue
Cross Blue Shield within 48 hours following an emergency admission
Details are printed in your benefit book available from the Treasurer's
Office.
5. Benefits will be reduced, and/or denied if pre-certification is not obtained
b. When an active subscriber reaches age 65 (clergy or lay), he/she should
sign up for the Medicare program. As long as he/she is actively employed
there is no change in benefits. Medicare is the secondary carrier until
retirement. At the time of retirement, the participant must be enrolled in
Medicare parts A & B to be eligible for the Medicare Supplement
7. The Insurance Committee provides an appeal process for any participant
who feels that claims have not been adequately satisfied. A written appeal
with all pertinent information should be made to the Insurance Committee
chairperson with a copy to the Conference Treasurer's Office
8. A service fee of 1.5% per month for delinquent accounts is charged to
help defray the cost of paying premiums for participants making late
payments.
9. Payment for the church's portion of the insurance programs must be
made by the church/charge treasurer. Clergy personal checks cannot be
accepted as payment for the church's portion. The life insurance premium
IS paid by the church/charge.
10. Premiums for health and life insurance may be paid in ADVANCE on a
monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, or annual basis.
1 1 . When there is a change of address, or a change in family status, 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
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where a staff person continues to provide personal attention to insurance
matters.
12. Health insurance for the subscriber may continue for 90 days after
employment is terminated or credentials are surrendered 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.
13. Laypersons or clergy on maternity/family medical leave may continue their
insurance coverage, as long as the premiums are paid.
14. 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.
15. Clergy or laypersons who choose not to join the group within 30 days of
becoming eligible, will be added as late applicants upon completion of a
new enrollment form. Adding family members or changing the type of
coverage while enrolled is permitted at anytime during enrollment. A one-
year waiting period for pre-existing conditions after enrollment will
continue to be required for late applicants.
16. At the time of retirement, clergy become eligible for coverage under the
Board of Pensions group insurance plan currently administered by Blue
Cross Blue Shield of MC.
17. 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.
18. Effective February 1, 1996, participants applying at any time other than
the initial enrollment period (thirty days from the date first eligible) would
be subject to the one year pre-existing conditions clause. The exception
to 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 spouse's coverage.
ID. 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.
IV. Eligibility Policies
If you enroll in this program, you are eligible for your coverage to begin on the first
day of the month following your first day of work.
Health insurance and life insurance through the Conference groups will be available
to:
A. Clergy who are members in full connection of the Conference, probationary
members, associate members, student local clergy, part-time local clergy,
interim supplies (covered as lay employees) serving full time or part-time under
appointment in:
1 . One of the churches or charges of the NC Conference.
2. One of the institutions or agencies of this Conference receiving financial
support from the Conference.
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3. An institution or agency established to provide a ministry or service
provided that:
(a) Clergy shall elect in writing within 30 days after the appointment to
continue the coverage. If the coverage is discontinued, the two-year
rule and a one-year waiting period for pre-existing conditions will
apply before re-establishing the health insurance coverage.
(b) Clergy shall be responsible for payment of all health insurance
premiums by the due date.
4. Clergy eligible for life and health insurance through the Conference are
entitled to these benefits.
B. Clergy on Leave of Absence provided that a written request to continue the
coverage shall be filed with the Conference treasurer within 30 days after the
beginning of the leave of absence.
C. Lay Employees:
1 . Each church/charge must apply for a group insurance contract with the
Conference Treasurer's Office in order to offer insurance to eligible lay
employees. An insurance administrator must be appointed at each
church/charge to manage insurance policies dealing with lay staff. This
contract may be obtained from the Conference Treasurer's Office. It is the
responsibility of each local church/charge and its officers to be apprised
of the parameters of the Conference insurance plan.
2. Each local church must have at least 75% participation of the eligible lay
employees to participate in the Conference plan. Those churches who
currently have less than 75% participation will be allowed to continue their
current coverage of lay employees now under the Conference plan.
Diaconal Ministers are not subject to this rule.
3. The employee must work a minimum of 25 hours weekly and must be
enrolled in the period specified for initial enrollment - this period being
within 30 days of date first eligible.
4. The Committee recommends that the church provide this benefit to lay
employees with the same premium payment policy as recommended for
clergy.
The Insurance Committee is grateful to the members of the Annual Conference for
the support it receives as the Committee strives to provide the best possible health and
life insurance benefits.
H. Gray Southern, Chairperson
MINISTERS' MOVING EXPENSE, COMMITTEE ON
Effective Date - January 1, 1997
The Ministers' 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 disability leave or return into active service from approved disability
leave.
D. Widows or widowers of ministers in section I.A. upon moving from place of
appointment to new residence.
E. Pastors moving into an appointment in the NC Conference to assume full-time
or student appointments under section I.A.
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F. Interim Supply pastors
G. Pastors being appointed to leave of absence are entitled to moving expense
for one leave of absence.
H. Persons who are called to active military duty will be entitled to moving ex-
pense 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 substantiation of the military orders.
I. Persons moving who are not defined above will not be eligible to make claim.
II. Payment of Claims
A. Payment will be granted to all who are eligible to make claims as follows:
1. Active ministers in section I.A., I.B., I.F. ,I.G. and l.H. (except retiring
ministers, widows, widowers, and clergy couples) will receive a base
payment of $125.00 as well as reimbursement of costs up to $1,200.00
with submission of paid receipts for actual moving expense.
2. Retiring ministers, widows, or widowers will receive a base payment of
$125.00 as well as reimbursement of costs up to $1,900.00 with
submission of paid receipts for actual moving expenses. The retirement
amount may be granted upon request when taking disability leave in lieu
of receiving the retirement benefit at retirement.
3. Clergy couples will receive a base payment of $250.00 as well as
reimbursement of costs up to $1,300.00 with submission of paid receipts
for actual moving expenses. If only one minister of the clergy couple is
re-appointed, section II.A.l. will apply.
B. Travel Allowance: An allowance of $1 .00 per mile will be granted to all who are
eligible to make claim. The mileage will be computed from appointment to
appointment, or from the appointment to the Conference boundary, or the
appointment to the residence/Conference boundary (in case of retirement)
whichever is less. Clergy couples will receive $1.00 per mile as defined above.
C. The Conference treasurer will make payment to eligible ministers as soon as
the district superintendents have received the completed document, "So You're
Moving" checklist properly signed along with all appropriate receipts to
substantiate expenses. This will fulfill the 1992 Discipline, 11270.2f(4), which
states "The chairperson of the Committee on Pastor-Parish Relations, the
chairperson of the Board of Trustees, and pastor shall make an annual review
of the church owned parsonage(s) to assure proper maintenance." 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 Pastor-Parish Relations Committee or the Parsonage Committee, the
superintendent may request the Arbitration Committee of the Clergy Living
Committee to inspect the parsonage involved and give an impartial recommen-
dation.
D. The Conference treasurer will make an advance payment up to $600.00 to
eligible ministers 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.
E. No additional claim can be made against a local church, district, or the
Conference for payment of moving expenses.
P. The base payment of $ 1 25.00 is intended to cover incidental moving expenses.
Therefore, the cost of boarding and moving domestic animals, the moving of
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recreational vehicles, boats, mobile homes, etc., are not eligible for reimburse-
ment.
G. The request for moving expense reimbursement must be received in the
Treasurer's Office no later than one year from when expense was incurred.
111. 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, and the
director of Ministerial Relations.
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.
Mary Plummer, Chairperson
MINISTRIES TO WOMEN IN CRISIS PREGNANCIES AND
THEIR GNBORN CHILDREN, TASK FORCE ON
At the 1994 NC Annual Conference the late Reverend Tryon Lowry brought a
resolution to develop a ministry to help unwed mothers and their unborn children. This
would be a ministry in this Conference to give women an alternative to abortion. A task
force of nine persons were named.
A report was made to the 1995 Annual Conference. The name of the task force was
changed to Women in Crisis Pregnancies and their Unborn Children. The changes were
made because there are married women who also have crisis pregnancies. An extension
was granted so we could do a feasibility study on establishing a maternity home as well
as to look further at the sheltering church movement.
When women in crisis pregnancies come to the church for help, "They need more
than hope. They need assurance that the church is willing and able to help. If the church
does not address the many fears and concerns a woman has, the life of the unborn child
is clearly threatened." {The Sheltering Church: Biblically Based Ministry to Women in
Crisis, by Gary Thomas, pg.4). The church must be prepared itself and have things in
order to be ready when a troubled woman knocks. This is only part of reducing the need
for abortion. The other part is pregnancy prevention especially among adolescent.
With further research and study, the Task Force makes the following recommenda-
tions:
1) At this time, we feel that it is not financially feasible for the NC Annual Conference
to have a free-standing organization to establish a maternity home. It would require no
less than $400,000.00 in start-up money. This includes acquiring a home and furnishing
it: training and paying staff and house parents; and purchasing education materials.
Currently, the Methodist Home for Children is a referral for pregnant females. Because
of these concerns, we recommend the Methodist Home for Children study the feasibility
of establishing a maternity home for adolescent females. (NOTE: Grants can be applied
for from private foundations.)
2) For women of all ages, we recommend that the Conference adopt the sheltering
church concept. The sheltering church would have a PLEDGE to show that the church
cares for the practical and spiritual needs of women in crisis pregnancies; a plan to insure
that the church will not be caught unprepared when a real need arises; and a PROCLAM-
ATION to inform its members and visitors of the church's willingness to help. Churches
are encouraged to network with other churches and community organizations. {The
Sheltering Church, pg. 3). We refer this recommendation to the Commission on Health
and Human Services.
3) We recommend that all pastors in this Annual Conference do a course of study
on counseling women in crisis pregnancies. This has been referred to the administrative
assistant to the Bishop as a topic to be considered for future "Bishop's Seminar on the
Ministry."
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4) Prevention of adolescent pregnancies and older women in crisis pregnancies
should start at an early age. The church needs to educate its members in parenting,
values, and relationships from the Christian perspective. Therefore, we recommend that
each local church have an on-going educational study on parenting, human sexuality,
and marriage enrichment.
Jimmie B. Shuler, M.D., Chairperson
Task Force Members: Jimmie B. Shuler, MD, chair; Mrs. Betty Shields, vice-chair;
Mrs. Kelley Bauman, secretary; Mrs. Margaret Anne Biddle, Mrs. Doris Branson,
Reverend Theodore Carter, Reverend Ellen Metcalf, and Reverend Gray Southern.
THE NC CONFERENCE PLAN OF INCLCISIVENESS
Inclusiveness In The United Methodist Church
The 1992 Book of Discipline, HI 13, says, "We recognize that God made all creation
and saw that it was good. As a diverse people of God who bring special gifts and graces
to the unity of the Church and to society, we are called to be faithful to the example of
Jesus' ministry to all persons."
"Inclusiveness means openness, acceptance, and support which ENABLE ALL
persons to participate in the life of the Church, the community, and the worid. Thus,
inclusiveness denies every semblance of discrimination."
'The mark of an inclusive society is one in which all persons are open, welcoming,
fully accepting, and supporting of all other persons, enabling them to participate fully in
the life of the Church, the community, and the wodd."
"In The United Methodist Church inclusiveness means the freedom for the total
involvement of all persons, who meet the requirements of The United Methodist Book
of Discipline, in the membership and leadership of the Church at any level and in every
place."
The Old and New Testaments reveal inclusiveness as God's will for us. The gospels
affirm the love of God for the whole worid, such that "God gave God's only Son that
whoever believes in him might have everiasting life" (John 3:16). The epistles and pastoral
letters echo the declaration of the apostle Paul that in Christ's kingdom "there is neither
male nor female, Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, but all are one in Christ" (Galatians 3:28).
God's redeeming act in Jesus Christ calls us from sin and separation to inclusiveness.
"God was in Christ reconciling the worid unto God's very self, and has given to us the
ministry of reconciliation" (11 Corinthians 5:18-19). The final chapter of the Bible speaks
of the fullness of the reign of God where all nations join in unity to the glory of God
(Revelation 22:1-5).
In the Old Testament, God is disclosed as the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
and is seen to be the God of the whole worid and is known to be concerned for all
nations and people:
e.g. Genesis. In human creation there is unity, which grows to disunity and climaxes
with the fall of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 1 1 . God promises and fulfills covenant with
Abraham in 12-15.
- Ruth. Ruth and Naomi, tale of human kindness and devotion transcends the limits
of national or self-interest.
- The Prophets. Isaiah 42:1-4, 6; 49:5. Israel given a mission to be a light to the
nations. Israel's election is a call to service, and a duty to witness, not selfish privilege.
- Daniel. Predicts coming of Son of Man and Kingdom which shall include all
people.
- Malachi. Preached severe judgement from God on Israel for failing their mission
to exalt God and lead the nations of the worid to do the same (1:5-14).
- Psalm 8:5, 67:3, 98:9 echo this same theme.
The 1992 Book of Discipline addresses the concern for inclusiveness in the
responsibilities and duties of representatives of the Church at various levels.
(1) The Pastor
Part of the role of the local church pastor includes the directive in The Discipline
(1I439.2c) "to lead the congregation in experiencing the racial and ethnic inclusiveness
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of The United Methodist Church and to help prepare it for participation in the itineracy
of all ordained men and women."
(2) Pastor-Parish Relations Committee
One of the key ingredients in a local church movement toward inclusiveness in
appointment-making is the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. (11270. 2f(l)) "The duties
of the committee shall include the following:. ..continually interpreting to the people the
nature and function of the ministry, including cross-racial appointments, appointments
of women, and sensitivity to open itineracy."
(3) The Administrative Board/Council
An openness to others is to be a quality of members of the Administrative Board as
stated in 11255: "Members of the Administrative Board shall be persons of genuine
Christian character who love the Church, are morally disciplined, are committed to the
mandate of inclusiveness in the life of the Church, are loyal to the ethical standards of
The United Methodist Church set forth in the Social Principles, and are competent to
administer its affairs." And the Administrative Board as a body has also been given the
mandate of encouraging "understanding of and commitment to inclusiveness in the life
of the Church" (11257.9).
(4) The District Superintendent
Included in the specific responsibilities of district superintendents (11524.3) we read,
"To establish long-range planning which is responsive to ecumenical and racially inclusive
perspectives and to initiate new and vital forms of ministry." District superintendents are
to be persons possessing skills in inclusiveness. "Among the skills needed by leaders are
spiritual discipline, theological reflection, building the unique inclusive community of the
Church and of the larger community as well. Reading the signs of the times, analyzing,
designing strategy, assessing needs, organizing a wide range of resources, and evaluating
programs and personnel are yet other skills crucial for leaders" (11502.3).
Also see 11519: "The district superintendent shall oversee the total ministry of the
pastors and the churches in the communities of the district in its mission of witness and
service in the world: ...(c) by encouraging their personal commitment to the mandate of
inclusiveness in the life of the Church."
(5) The Conference Committee on Episcopacy
The Conference Committee on Episcopacy is given the responsibility of engaging
"in annual consultation and appraisal of the balance of the bishop's relationship and
responsibilities to the area/Annual Conferences, the jurisdiction, general Church boards
and agencies and other areas of specialized ministry, including at all levels, concern for
the inclusiveness of the Church and its ministry with respect to sex, race, and national
origin, and understanding and implementation of the consultation process in appoint-
ment-making" (11735.30.
(6) The Conference Commission on ReUgion and Race
The Conference Commission on Religion and Race is given the charge of
"examining ethnic representation on all of the conference boards, agencies, commissions,
and committees, as well as the governing boards of related institutions. After such an
examination, appropriate recommendations for total inclusiveness should be made to the
Annual Conference" (11740.3b). The Commission is to work "with Annual Conference
boards and agencies as they seek to develop programs and polices of racial inclusive-
ness" (11740.3c) and to consult "with local churches which are seeking to establish
multiracial fellowships and encouraging and supporting local churches in maintaining a
Christian ministry in racially changing neighborhoods" (11740.3g).
(7) institutions
"It shall be the policy of The United Methodist Church that all administrative agencies
and institutions, including hospitals, homes, and educational institutions, shall: (a) recruit,
employ, utilize, recompense, and promote their professional staff and other personnel in
a manner consistent with the commitment of The United Methodist Church to ethnic,
racial, and sexual inclusiveness; (b) fulfill their duties and responsibilities in a manner
which does not involve segregation or discrimination on the basis of race, color, age, sex,
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or handicapping condition, including HIV status; and (c) provide for adequate representa
tion by laity" (11815).
(8) The General Commission on Religion and Race
The General Commission on Religion and Race has been given the special
responsibilities of "reviewing, investigating, and conducting hearings where necessary in
response to written allegations of violation of the Church's policy of racial and ethnic
inclusiveness which have not been satisfactorily resolved in the Annual Conference, any
general agency or other institution of the Church" (112108.6).
(9) The General Council on Finance and Administration
"The General Council on Finance and Administration is authorized to withhold
approval of a portion or all of the budget of any agency or any church-related institution
receiving general church funds until such agency or church-related institution certifies to
the council in writing that it has established and has complied with a policy of (a)
recruiting, employing, utilizing, recompensing, and promoting professional staff and other
personnel without regard to race, color, age, or sex, (b) fulfilling its duties and
responsibilities in a manner which does not involve segregation or discrimination on the
basis of race, age, or sex, and (c) insofar as possible, purchasing goods and services from
vendors who are in compliance with such policies as are described in sections (a) and (b)
of this paragraph" 11911.1).
Diagnosis of Present Situation
What is the present situation in the NC Conference as we seek to be inclusive in all
dimensions of our life together? What are the gaps between our vision and our reality?
Can we be comfortable because it is less likely that anyone would, on racial/ethnic
grounds, be denied attendance at a service of worship in our conference? Are we at ease
because we have racial/ethnic presence in the Cabinet? Do we feel satisfaction with our
inclusiveness because one of our racial/ethnic pastors was elected to the episcopacy? Is
the vision achieved because some cross-racial appointments have occurred? No!
The 1989 annual conference stated a specific target date for open itineracy. The
following resolution was approved on June 16, 1989:
Whereas, the NC Conference of The UMC has recently responded to the
Council of Bishops call to become "Faithful Disciples < = > Vital Congrega-
tions" by undertaking a four year program of church vitalization that makes
use of specific goal setting to assure both mission and growth in both our
local congregations and in the Conference at large;
Whereas, racism and sexism in both their most subtle and manifest
forms continue to inhibit growth within our churches and give evidence of a
desire not to grow, but to restrict;
Whereas, our Bishop, Carlton P. Minnick, has described racism as a
secular value to which we cling rather than a gospel or kingdom value as
espoused by our Lord Jesus Christ;
Whereas, secular institutions such as the public schools, the military,
major business corporations and professional athletic teams have been able
to implement programs of both inclusiveness and equal opportunity, and the
church has not, either out of fear or ignorance;
Therefore, be it resolved, that the NC Annual Conference, to be both
faithful disciples and vital congregations, set a specific date as a goal to
have implemented an "open itineracy" system for the appointment of its
ministers, without regard to either sex, race or age;
Be it further resolved, that this date be the Annual Conference session,
1995.
How is it going - not only in appointment making, but in all of the conference life
and ministry? This diagnosis will bring statistics, but such data might not capture fully the
pain of our brokenness, the spiritual jeopardy of our sin, or even the glimpses of divine
triumph in the midst of human efforts. In other words, the analysis might provide fact
without revealing feeling. Let us acknowledge that there are joys and sorrows, victories
and limitations, real people, behind this information.
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I. COMGREGATIONS IM NORTH CAROLINA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Hispanic 2
Korean 2
Native American 13
African-American 35
Euro-American 788
TOTAL 840
Most of the racial/ ethnic congregations are churches of small membership. Only
1 1% of the racial/ethnic congregations have more than 200 members (only 3%
have more than 500); in the conference as a Lvhole, 39% of the congregations
have more than 200 members (12% have more than 500 members), this suggests
that racial/ethnic congregations in disproportionate numbers have limited financial
and personnel resources. Six districts have no racial/ethnic congregations.
II. MEMBERSHIP IN ANNGAL CONFERENCE
Hispanic 846
Asian-American 208
Pacific Islander 20
Native American 1782
African-American 4024
Euro-American 214236
TOTAL 220314
Racial/ethnic members make up slightly more than 3% of the conference
membership. (About 95%) of these members are in predominantly racial/ethnic
congregations.) 99.999992% of the Euro-American members are in predominantly
white congregations. How do these figures impact efforts to achieve multi-cultural
settings for worship and pastoral care?
III. POPULATION IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
White 2,173,183 67.1%
Black 921,539 28.5%
American Indian 64,259 2.0%
Hispanic 50,553 1.5%
Asian/Pacific Islander 29,553 .9%
These figures, taken from the 1990 Federal Census, give general demographic
data, but one must take careful note that the census does not use the same
categories as The CJMC. Direct comparison is difficult. (For example, the census
considers "Hispanic" as a term of national origin and includes these persons in
other racial categories. Also, the census uses the term "other races" and there is
no way to determine how to identify these persons in our CJM context.) Slightly
over 67%} of the population of annual conference area (less the county in VA in
which we have 1 church and the 2 counties in SC in each of which we have one
church) is Euro-American (census term: white), by contrast, almost 97%o of the
members of our conference congregations are Euro-American. There are 6
counties in our eastern NC territory which have more African-American persons
than Euro-American persons. We do not have a predominantly African-American
CJM congregation in 6 of these counties (Bertie, Edgecombe, Halifax, Hertford,
Northampton, and Warren). Of these, only in the case of Warren County do we
even have a predominantly African-American CJM congregation in the same district
as the county.
IV. UNITED METHODIST POPULATION IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Euro-American 9.9%
Native American 2.8%
Hispanic 1.7%
Asian American 0.8%
African American 0.4%
These figures are for the eastern 56 counties of NC. (Because census data is on
a different vocabulary than CJM data, there might be some minimal variables.)
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African Americans are the most under-represented population in The CJMC in NC.
What racial bias and barriers does this fact represent?
V. MGLTI-RACIAL MEMBERSHIP CONGREGATIONS
Burlington District 5
Durham District 9
Elizabeth City District 7
Fayetteville District 9
Goldsboro District 8
Greenville District 5
New Bern District 7
Raleigh District 16
Rockingham District 12
Rocky Mount District 2
Sanford District 3
Wilmington District 8
TOTAL (10.8% of congregations) 91
Although almost 11% of the congregations within the conference have members
of more than one racial/ethnic background, only 3 congregations (Good Shepherd
CJMC in Durham, Auent Ferry Church in Raleigh, and Fairview Church in Dillon
County, SC) have as much as 8% membership from a racial/ethnic heritage other
than the predominant one, and only Good Shepherd Church approximates 50%.
When churches are so unbalanced in terms of racial/ethnic heritage, it is easy to
discount those who are in the minority in a particular congregation.
VI. OPENNESS TO CROSS RACIAL APPOINTMENTS
A. Congregations ranking themselves "5" or more on a scale of 10 in terms of
openness to cross racial appointment ("1" is low openness; "10" is high
openness): 74 of 839.
B. Percentage of racial/ethnic congregations indicating "5" or more: 16%.
C. Percentage of Euro-American congregations indicating "5" or more: 8%.
D. Approximately 1/3 of our congregations ranked themselves at "0" or "1" in
terms of openness to cross racial appointments.
E. Congregations who self-ranked at "9" or "10" in terms of openness to cross
racial appointment: 6 racial/ethnic congregations (11.5% of these churches),
15 Euro-American congregations (1.9% of these churches).
In 1990, the district superintendents developed Guidelines for Open Itineracy. In
implementing that document, the district superintendents asked the 1991 Charge
Conferences to report on openness to cross-racial appointments (as well as
appointments without regard to gender or age). The greatest openness was shown
to pastors of all ages; there was considerable openness to male and female
pastors. The greatest block to inclusiveness to appointment making is ra-
cial/ethnic. Clearly, the largest resistance to cross racial appointments is among
Euro-American congregations (98.1%} rank themselves "8" or lower, compared to
88.5%o of the racial/ethnic congregations.) There is no general openness in any
racial/ethnic constituency.
VII. CROSS RACIAL APPOINTMENTS
A. Congregations who now have multi-racial/ethnic membership .... 10.8%
B. Congregations who have ever had cross racial appointment 2.5%
C. 1994-1995 CROSS RACIAL APPOINTMENTS
Native American to White 4
White to Native American 2
African American to White 1
Hispanic to White 1
Asian American to Native American 1
Asian American to White 1
TOTAL 10
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D. TOTAL RECORD OF CROSS RACIAL APPOIMTMENTS
Native American to White g
White to Native American 6
African American to White 4
Hispanic to White 2
White to African American \ I
Asian American to Native American .'.....'.... 1
Asian American to White . . 1
TOTAL .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 21
^Ti^o^ln^^ i^'^ i^"^ ^f^" ^ ^''°^^-'^^i^i appointments 'in 'the 'conference; as
of 1994-1995, there have been 21 such appointments. Three of the cross-racial
appointments were of African Americans to predominantly white churches as
associates. Other than the associates, only 3 of the appointments involved
churches with membership over 200: 2 white persons sewing Native American
congregations and 1 Native American sewing a predominantly white congrega-
RACIAL/ETHNIC INCLUSIVENESS ON CONFERENCE AGENCIES
Diaconal Ministry ^'^% .^f ^lE Officers
DM Investgation 5 0 0
Ordained Ministry 30 5 0
Methodist Publication 9 .'.'.' 3
Pensions 18 ....'.'.'.'.'".' 4 0
Trustees 12 2 1
Archives & History 12 .......... 2 0
Campus Ministry 11 ....... .\\ 2 0
Congregational Development 21 . ' . 4 ' 0
Education ig 4
Equitable Compensation 16 4 1
Evangelism I7 .......... 5 1
Health/Human Services 18 .......... 4 . 0
Higher Ed./Campus Ministry 12 2 0
Laity 12 .'.'.'.'.'.WW 4 2
Missions & Outreach 24 4 1
Outdoor & Camping Ministries .... 17 ......... 3 n
Religion & Race 19 ... 1 1 1
Social & Ecum. Ministries 25 6 1
Status & Role of Women 17 ........ 6 1
Stewardship I7 4 ^
Worship .■;.■■■ 17 .■.'.■.■.■;.■■■■ 5 Q
Joint Review 7 n r.
ccoM :::::::: -78 :::::::::: 5 :: 0
Finance & Administration 23 3 1
NC Council of Churches 17 3 ,
Appeals 5 WW'.'.'.'..'. \ 1
Conference Entertainment 6 . l i
Conference Rules 7 2 n
Conf. Staff Rel ' q 2 1
Disability 8 '.'.'.'.'. l 0
Disaster Prep 17 c ^
EMLC Concerns W'.'.'. 12 .' 9 2
Episcopacy 17 ' ' ' 4
Episcopal Residence 3.. q 0
Investigation 12 .'.'.' 4 q
Prison Ministry & Reform 17 ...'.'.".. 4 ' 0
Jl-^freare 603 total positions on conference agencies;' 130 of these '(21. '5%) 'are
held by racial/ethnic persons, mien Religion and Race and EMLC Concerns are
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removed, racial/ethnic persons hold 1 9.2% of the positions.) Racial/ethnic persons
represent 18.5% of the officers elected by conference agencies. The conference
nominating committee (at the beginning of the quadrennium) sought to have
inclusive agencies; with the changes that occur during the quadrennium, there is
a net loss of one racial/ethnic membership on agencies. All but 3 (Committee on
Investigation of the Board of Diaconal Ministry, Joint Review Committee, and
Episcopal Residence Committee) of the 37 conference agencies have racial/ethnic
members.
IX. MISCELLANEOUS DATA
A. New congregations founded since 1980: 2 Asian-American, 2 African-
Annerican, 2 Hispanic, 2 Native American, 1 1 predominantly winite.
B. Congregations closed since 1980: 1 African-American, 5 predominantly white
C. CCOM Program staff: 6 Euro-Americans, 1 African American
D. CCOM Support Staff: 3 African-American, 4 V2 Euro-Americans
E. Other GM Building administrators: 6 Euro-Americans
F. Other GM Building support staff: 7 Euro-Americans, 1 African American
G. Methodist Home for Children clientele: 2 Asian-Americans, 208 African
Americans, 9 Hispanics, 15 Native Americans, 598 Euro-Americans
H. Methodist Home for Children employees: 7 Asian Americans, 9 African
Americans, 63 Euro-Americans
1. Combined Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc. clientele: 1 African American, 4
Native Americans, 437 Euro-Americans
J. Combined Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc. employees: 2 Asian Americans,
193 African Americans, 16 Native Americans, 122 Euro-Americans
K. Combined Employees of Duke Divinity School, Duke Gniversity, Methodist
College, NC Wesleyan College, Louisburg College: 807 Asian Americans, 6116
African Americans, 251 Hispanics, 17,304 Euro-Americans
L. Combined Camps clientele: 1 67 Asian American, 4057 African Americans, 1 89
Hispanics, 15,144 Euro-Americans
M. Combined Camps employees: 9 African-Americans, 1 Hispanic, 70 Euro-
Americans
Staffing patterns are undergoing a constant shift; it is difficult to pin point trends.
The colleges and the camps and the children's home have had the most success
in having inclusive programs. The retirement homes have very little inclusive
population. Because agencies report in varying ways, it is hard to determine
which employees are in decision-making places. There is a "feeling" that very few
racial/ethnic persons are in the decision-making positions: administrators, board
members, etc. New congregations tend to be identified along racial/ethnic lines,
although none would claim exclusivity. Because neighborhoods are the most
frequent target for new congregations, the churches tend to reflect the racial/ethnic
make-up of the neighborhood. Congregations which are regional or which have
other defining missional qualities might achieve more inclusiveness in member-
ship.
Priorities for Moving Toward Inclusiveness in the NC Conference of The CIMC
1996:
1. Each Conference Agency, Commissions, District Councils on Ministries, the Cabinet,
and each local church make an honest assessment of where we are NOW in our
practice of inclusiveness. Each adopt several realistic goals for moving forward.
Dates for specific achievements are to be included. To be implemented by
conference agencies and commissions, district Councils on Ministries, the Cabinet,
and each local church.
A. Forms for assessment, inventory can come from the General Commission on
Religion and Race.
B. This assessment and suggested goals for progress is to be reported and
adopted at Annual Conference 1 996.
C. Goals could include the following:
1 . Pulpit and choir exchanges across racial lines.
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2. Cross racial pastoral exchanges for a month or two.
3. Cross racial youth exchanges for weekends.
4. Cross racial retreats with groups like young adults and young families.
5. Multi-racial work team projects through District/Conference and UMCOR.
6. Pastors, chairpersons of Religion and Race, and the Lay Leaders report
quarterly to their Administrative Boards/Councils and annually at the
Charge Conference of progress toward inclusiveness.
II. District Superintendents keep in close touch with local church programs and local
efforts toward inclusiveness (drawing upon their guidelines for open itineracy already
in use) with special interest in finding congregations and pastors most ready for
cross racial appointments. To be implemented by the Cabinet.
A. Reports at Charge Conference include items about cross racial minis-
tries/activities/efforts.
B. Intensive, thorough training of ministers and Pastor-Parish Relations Commit-
tees begin immediately preparing for cross racial work in pastoral leadership,
and explore new models for worship and preaching.
C. Our seminaries and colleges/universities serve as resources for this, but most
of the training be done in the districts.
III. Every District have frequent (perhaps quarterly) seminars/conversations on RACISM,
ETHNIC CONCERNS, and CGLTGRAL DIFFERENCES. These sessions should
conclude with a summary statement (for the record) and the adoption of an action
project for moving us forward in dealing with problems. To be implemented, by the
district Council on Ministries.
A. These sessions focus on the local church leaders and pastors.
B. The Commission on Religion and Race lead some of these discussions.
C. Good materials are available in our Media Center and others will be obtained
by the Commission on Religion and Race.
IV. The District Superintendents, District Chairpersons of Religion and Race, Conference
Council on Ministries, and District Council on Ministries be alert to any possibilities
for affirming/encouraging local efforts in our movement toward inclusiveness. To be
implemented by the district superintendents, the district chairpersons of religion
and race, the conference council on ministries, and the district council on
ministries.
V. The Conference Commission on Religion and Race will monitor all priority programs
in Conference Agencies, Institutions, and District Council on Ministries. An annual
report of this monitoring should be presented at Annual Conference (to raise
awareness and concern). To be implemented by the Conference Commission on
Religion and Race.
VI. We urge that the theme of the 1 997 Annual Conference address INCLUSIVENESS.
To be implemented by the Annual Conference Program Committee.
VII. Every church have a chairperson of Religion and Race or that work assigned to
someone. To be implemented by the local church committee on nominations.
1997:
I. VISION 2000 and TRANSFORMATION 2000 projects/programs be deliberate and
intentional in implementing progress in inclusiveness. To be implemented by the
Conference Task Force on Vision 2000.
II. Projects to establish new churches be faithful in its inclusiveness. Multi-cultural
ministries be promoted and cross racial congregations established wherever
possible. In establishing new congregations we recommend recruiting 20 "Charter
Members" from established churches - mixed race if possible. New churches could
use Good Shepherd GMC, Durham, as a model. To be implemented by the
Conference Commission on Congregational Development.
III. Local GM Churches reach out to AME, AME ZION , Lumber River Holiness Methodist
Church and CME churches in concrete efforts to make multi cultural/racial
experiences in church life an "every day" experience. To be implemented by the
local church outreach chairperson or the local church chairperson of ecumenical
and interreligious concerns.
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IV. The Cabinet continue efforts to identify any possibilities for cross racial appoint-
ments and make as many as possible. Appointments of cross racial staff persons to
churches with several associates be possible soon, where progress lags in some
churches, the District Superintendent make efforts to move them forward by holding
pastors and Pastor-Parish Relation committees accountable for good faith efforts.
This be discussed with pastors as one item at the annual evaluation session. We
must remove all doubt - we are serious about inclusiveness. To be implemented by
the Cabinet.
V. Celebrate and publicize progress toward inclusiveness by use of the Christian
Advocate, Connectings, and Race Relations Awards. To be implemented by the
Committee on Communications.
VI. (1) Each program agency will designate at least ten percent of its program budget
for ministries addressing racial/ethnic needs. (2) The State Commission on Campus
Ministry and each ministry under the Board of Institutions will be ^ked to earmark
at least 10% of the grant from annual conference for ministries which address
racial/ethnic inclusiveness issues. (3) The Conference Council on Ministries budget
$ 1 00,000 for the ELCC Committee (budget approved by annual conference in 1 997,
to be raised in 1998, to be spent in 1999) to be used by the ELCC Committee and
to be used by program agencies who will seek grants from the ELCC Committee.
The first year request of $ 1 00,000 is to be reduced by 1 0% in each subsequent year
until it is reduced to $60,000 a year, at which time the Figure remains at that base.
To be implemented by the Conference Council on Ministries.
VII. Create and maintain an ongoing training and cross racial experiences for local
church leadership including youth. This be done by any of the following: the district
superintendents, the conference commission on religion and race, the board of the
ordained ministry, the agencies of continuing education, and the commission on
laity. To be coordinated by the Conference Council on Ministries
VIII. The Commission on Religion and Race will monitor these steps and present at
Annual Conference in 1997 a comprehensive report on the status of our inclusive-
ness programs, with recommendations for our next steps forward. To be imple-
mented by the Conference Commission on Religion and Race.
1998:
I. The Commission on Religion and Race will monitor these steps and develop and
present at Annual Conference in 1998 a comprehensive report on the status of our
inclusiveness programs, with recommendations for the next steps fonvard. To be
implemented by the Conference Commission on Religion and Race.
II. The Cabinet to give a report on inclusiveness concerning the NC Annual Conference
to the General Conference of The GMC. To be implemented by the Cabinet.
III. For Conference of 1997 or 1998 an updated "DESIGN for INCLUSIVENESS" be
developed with part of it left open-ended for lay and clergy discussion groups at
Annual Conference. This could be done in a 2 hour Friday afternoon time frame.
This would give inclusiveness the attention it needs and some input from a v^dde
range of people and opinions. To be implemented by the Annual Conference
Program Committee.
IV. It is recommended that the Commission on Missions establish a program for
"SHALOM ZONES" in our Conference area and enlist Volunteers in Missions to send
work teams to build and learn and grow. To be implemented by the Commission
on Missions and Outreach
V. Have a class/discussion during the Bishop's Seminar each year. Perhaps one session
might be a "Role Play" on what it's like be a African American/Native American/Asian
American/European American as a pastor in the NC Conference, or lay person in a
local church. To be implemented by the Committee on the Bishop's Seminar.
1999:
1. The Commission on Religion and Race monitor these steps and give a status report
on inclusiveness in the NC GM Churches with further recommendations for the next
step. To be implemented by the Conference Commission on Religion and Race.
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II. The Cabinet maintain strong emphasis on cross racial experiences and continuing
open discussions on race relations and cultural differences with the goal of putting
every GM at ease with cross racial/multi ethnic congregational life. To be imple-
mented by the Cabinet.
III. The Commission on Religion and Race and ELCC Committee do an evening
program at Annual Conference at the 1999 session. To be implemented by the
Annual Conference Program Committee, along with the Commission on Religion
and Race and the ELCC Committee.
IV. Acknowledging that this plan of inclusiveness focuses on racial/ethnic concerns, the
Cabinet establishes a task force to determine the extent to which that emphasis
needs to continue and to what extent other issues related to inclusiveness need to
be addressed. The Plan of Inclusiveness will be extended accordingly. To be
implemented by the Cabinet.
Resources for Further Action
NC Conference Office of Multi-cultural and Social Ministries, P O Box 10955,
Raleigh, NC 27605 (919) 832-9560 (800) 849-4433
General Commission on Religion and Race, 110 Maryland Avenue, NE #48,
Washington DC 20002-5680 (202) 547-2271
General Commission on the Status and Role of Women, 1200 Davis Street,
Evanston, IL 60201 (708) 869-7330
SEJ Association for Native American Ministries, P O Box 67, Lake Junaluska, NC
28745 (704) 452-2881
National Federation of Asian American United Methodists, 330 Ellis Street, San
Francisco, CA 94102 (415) 776-7747
MARCHA (Hispanic), P O Box 708, Perth Amboy, NJ 08862 (908) 324-7969
Black Methodists for Church Renewal, 601 West Riverview Drive, Dayton, OH 45406
(513)461-5088
NC Conference Walton Memorial Media Center, P O Box 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605
(919) 832-9560 (800) 849-4433.
Recommended videos:
In Search of Racial Justice, Black Methodism - Legacy of Faith, Charter of
Racial Justice, True Colors, Bill Cosby on Prejudice, More Than Words - Social
Principles, The Good Mind (Native American), Living the Dream
Selected Readings available through Cokesbury:
Recommended by General Commission on Religion and Race: Joseph Barndt,
Dismantling Racism (Augsburg Fortress); Derek Bell, Faces at the Bottom of the Well;
Farai Chideya, Don't Believe the Hype (Penguin); Cain Hope Felder, Troubling Biblical
Waters: Race, Class and Family (Orbis); Justo Gonzalez, ed.. Each in Our Own Tongue:
A Histor/ of Hispanic United Methodists (Abingdon); Artemio Guillermo, ed., Churches
Aflame: Asian Americans and United Methodism (Abingdon); Jarrett Gray, Jr., The Racial
and Ethnic Presence in American Methodism (General Commission on Archives and
History); Homer Noley, First White Frost: Native Americans and United Methodism
(Abingdon); Pat Shipman, The Evolution of Racism (Simon and Schuster); Grant
Shockley, ed.. Heritage and Hope: The African American Presence in United Methodism
(Abingdon); Christine Sleeter, ed.. Empowerment through Multicultural Education (State
University of New York Press); Robert Terry, For Whites Only (Eerdmans)
Study Guides:
Language of Hospitality (how to practice intercultural sensitivity); Creating a New
Community: God's People Overcoming Racism and Creating a New Community: God's
Children Overcoming Racism (how to achieve positive change from racism)
Cabinet Task Force on Inclusiveness: Albert Shuler, DS, Chairperson; Sam Wynn,
Extended Cabinet; Belton Joyner, Adm. Assistant to Bishop; Jimmy Cummings, Staff;
Ruth Harper, DS; Sam Brown, Chairperson, Conference CORR; Ben Rouse, DS; Edith
Gleaves, Consultant; Endorsed by Bishop C. P. Minnick and the Cabinet, November 7,
1995; Endorsed by the Conference Council on Ministries, Noverr±)er 21, 1995
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ORDAINED MINISTRY, BOARD OF
Introduction: We, the members of the North Carolina Conference Board of Ordained
Ministry, are pleased and privileged to present to the clergy session of the North Carolina
Annual Conference our report for 1996.
Our board is a strong, representative body from the clergy and laity of this Annual
Conference that wrestles constantly with its responsibilities outlined so carefully in The
Book of Discipline 1992 (11733.2). These duties require the board to exercise strong care
in its examination of candidates for ordination which is both fair and diligent, seeking
always to encourage and sustain those in the process and to provide resources for growth
with those already involved with ministry to local churches and other places of mission.
To provide this report, your Board of Ordained Ministry members have given ten (10)
full days in meetings 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 ministry and their election
as
a) Fall-time Local Pastors, b) Associate Members, c) Probationary Members, and
d) Full Members of the Annual Conference.
3) To interview and report recommendations concerning a) students to be appointed
to attend school, b) candidates for ordination as Deacon, and c) candidates for
ordination as Elder.
4) To interview applicants and make recommendations concerning changes in
ministerial relationships: Leaves of Absence, Retirement, Sabbatical Leaves,
Disability 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 1992, and to study matters pertaining to character.
8) To administer the portion of the Ministerial Education Fund for use by the Annual
Conference.
For a number of years we have shared a concern for the number of persons who
are entering into a variety of full-time positions in the Church, particularly in ordained
ministry. The number of persons retiring, seeking a leave of absence, transferring to
another conference, etc., has been increasing significantly in the last decade without an
equally significant increase in the number of persons entering into the candidacy process.
We have satisfied the need for pastors in our conference recently by transferring persons
from other annual conferences and receiving persons from other denominations as a
shortfall of available persons develops during the appointive process. Our Committee on
Enlistment has become active in the encouragement of persons to attend well planned
convocations that are designed to motivate individuals to open to the Call of God to enter
into the ordained ministry. A national convocation for youth and young adults who may
be considering entering into Ordained Ministry will be held at Dallas, Texas on November
1-3, 1996.
This year we are pleased that nineteen (19) persons will be ordained as Deacons,
seventeen (17) as Probationary Members and two (2) as Associate Members of the North
Carolina Conference. One (1) new Probationary Member and two (2) new Associate
Member will have their previous orders recognized. Our class for Full Membership
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numbers twenty-one (21) with twenty-one (21) being ordained Elder. This year's
retirement class includes sixteen (16) Full Members, three (3) Associate Members and one
(1) Local Pastor. Our large number of retiring pastors each year continues to provide
opportunities for many persons to enter this field of service!
Several reports published some ten years ago seemed to indicate that about this
time we would be experiencing an oversupply of pastors for the churches that would be
available. This condition may exist in some areas of our denomination and in others as
well, but the past few years have seen the need to reach out to other areas of United
Methodism and to other denominations to fill North Carolina Conference appointments.
Some have said that our problem lies in the abandonment of a strong enlistment
program among our youth for all full-time positions in the church in music and education
as well as ordained ministry. In years past, the challenge for full-time service was offered
at camping experiences, in college campus ministries, and at many youth gatherings. In
whatever way these calls to commitment are still being offered, the response is not what
we need to continue providing ministries to our churches in these vital areas-pastoral
ministry, education, and music.
Renewed encouragement by pastors and laity of those who express an interest in
committing their lives to service in the ordained ministry is the particular focus of our
board. Some new opportunities for that focus will be developed in the coming year, and
we invite your support.. .for the future of our Church!
The work of the Board of Ordained Ministry this year has been enlarged in the
consideration of three reports received from the Joint Review Committee that outlined
complaints against clergy members of the Annual Conference. The board spent a great
many hours carefully considering each report, and sustained the recommendations
received from the Joint Review Committee. No further action by the Annual Conference
is required at this time.
The new legislation adopted at the General Conference in Denver in April will
drastically affect the structure and function of both the Board of Ordained Ministry and
the Board of Diaconal Ministry as ordained ministers in The United Methodist Church.
Beginning in 1997, they will either be Deacons or Elders as each new candidate
determines how they desire to serve the Church. Those persons presently in process to
become Full Members/Elders through the previous set of requirements will be allowed to
finish, but the new guidelines will begin with those who have not yet begun their seminary
education. More information will be developed and shared with local churches and district
committees as it becomes available.
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. F. Belton Joyner, Jr., Robbie Barrett, and Lynn Jefferson. We are
indebted to all three of these individuals for their excellent work and dedication to the
Ordained Ministry of our Annual Conference.
Requirements for AAinistry
The Board of Ordained Ministry reminds the Annual Conference and the ministerial
candidates preparing for membership relationships to the North Carolina Annual
Conference that several actions of past Annual Conference sessions have established
requirements that go beyond the basic steps found in The Book of Discipline.
LOCAL PASTORS LICENSED ON OR BEFORE JUNE, 1988
Local pastors in progress or serving prior to 1988 must complete at least the five-
year 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).
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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 1994 AND FOLLOWING
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
Each candidate must complete the following seminary level courses to be eligible
for interview, effective June 1988:
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.
FULL CONNECTION
Only those persons who have completed the M.Div. degree (or its equivalent) in
seminary shall be elected to ftjil membership (1975). Attention is called to the course
requirements contained in 1I424.3c of The 1992 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
Nominations:
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE
From THE BOOK OF DISCIPLINE 1992 (11448. lb)
To be Elected by the Executive Session upon Nomination by the Bishop:
{Members of the committee may not serve on the Cabinet or the Board of Ordained
Ministry}
Doris T. Fox Charles K. Morrison
H. Gray Southern Alternate: R. Bruce Pate
William W. Sherman, Jr., Chairperson
CONFERENCE RELATIONS, COMMTTTEE 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) termination
of conference relationship (surrender of credentials).
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
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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 Gnited Methodist
Church in Goldsboro on April 30, 1996.
Susan Pate Greenwood, Chairperson
COrmNGING EDOCATION, COMMTmEE 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 1992 Book of Discipline, 11445.1,
"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, 11445.2, further states, "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 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 Ministiy in the NC Annual Conference:
Rationale: A prime expectation of every minister of the MC Annual Conference is
professional growth. In recent years, one of the major avenues through which such
growth occurred has been continuing education. The General Conference of The Gnited
Methodist Church has recognized this by requiring annual participation in a continuing
education program by each ordained minister seeking appointment. {1992 Discipline,
11423.2).
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, 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 fijnctions: 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 (CECl) to be earned by each minister from an
approved continuing education program each year. One CEG is defined as ten contact
hours of participation in an approved continuing education program.
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2. Guidelines for Continuing Education Programs: CEU's 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 Clnit. It should also be noted that only those programs which relate
directly to ministerial growth and development will be approved.
3. Insuring their Auailability. 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 which 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.
The Book of Discipline, 1992, 11445.2.
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 Minister 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 acceptances. Thus, it is not possible (nor is it desirable) for the Conference
to assume a major responsibility.
All persons under episcopal appointment to charges, Conference staff positions,
district superintendencies. Conference Evangelists, and Conference-related agencies and
institutions, retired supply, and ABLC categories C and D (with total funding for all
category C and D applications being no more than $1500) are eligible for grants from
Conference funds provided:
1. The program does not lead to advancement from one level of Conference
relationship to another.
2. The program meets the definitions and Conference guidelines described above.
3. The applicant has documented his or her efforts to secure funding from other
sources, including local church, Duke Endowment, and personal.
4. 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.
In providing grants, the Conference will place limits as follows:
1. The maximum grant to an individual applicant over one conference year is
$300.00.
2. For a one CEG event, no more than $100; a two CEG event, $200; a three CEG
event, a maximum of $300 if the cost of the event merits it.
3. The event must involve some definite measure of intensive study by the
participant and offer at least ONE Continuing Education Unit.
4. Grants for Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) can be given when the CPE program
offers the required CEG credits. No more than $300 per CPE unit will be granted. Grants
for CPE are given only for non-degree programs.
5. One CEG will be granted to interested persons who attend all sessions of the
Bishop's Seminar. However, educational grants will not be available for this event.
6. Holy Land Trips - A grant according to the current policy may be made once in
a pastor's career, provided funding is available.
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Monitoring Continuing Education Units:
1. The district superintendent, in annual consultation, may suggest to the nninister
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.
2. Ministers 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 his or her district superintendent.
3. it is the responsibility of each minister to determine, in consultation with the
Committee on Continuing Education, if a proposed program meets the criteria prior to
participation and funding.
Homer E. Morris, Chairperson
JDETiTIFICATION AND ENUSTMENT, COMMTTTEE ON
The identification and enlistment of persons for ministry is a primary responsibility
of the Annual Conference Board of Ordained Ministry (11733.2a).
Identification and enlistment of prospective ministers for the church, specifically
including ethnic groups and women, should be the result of continuous and intentional
study of the short-, medium-, and long-term needs of the constituencies of the church.
This responsibility necessitates a team effort by the Conference Board of Ordained
Ministry, the Bishop and Cabinet, the Conference Council on Ministries, the District
Committees on Ordained Ministry, pastors of local churches, and the Committee on
Pastor-Parish Relations in the local congregations. Imperative in this team work is the
encouragement and support of pastors of local churches, who through sharing their story
of call to ministry, might be instrumental in creating an awareness of such a call on
persons in the congregations which they serve. Response from Conference ethnic
caucuses will prove helpful in addressing the particular needs of the ethnic groups within
the life of the Conference.
As a means of encouraging awareness of call to ministry, our Annual Conference
has planned a sermon writing contest for pastors and laity on call to ministry and is
encouraging youth and young adults from our conference to attend "Explo '96" in Dallas,
Texas, sponsored by the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. As well, efforts
have begun to offer a seminar within the bounds of our conference for persons
considering ministry as a second career.
The intention of the Enlistment Committee is to raise the consciousness of our
constituency that identification and enlistment is an ongoing concern that touches every
dimension of our church. To that end this Committee shall be committed to the seeking
of persons for ordained ministry throughout the year.
William E. Braswell, Chairperson
MINISTERIAL EDGCATION FUND, COMMITTEE ON
Since 1968, more than 325 million dollars have been given by local congregations
to the Ministerial Education Fund.
The first priority of the MEF is to provide underlying support to our 13 outstanding
United Methodist seminaries.
The MEF is literally the "life-blood" of our seminaries. It also supports annual
conference boards of ordained and diaconal ministry for programs they provide for clergy
and diaconal ministers. Since 1970 more than 80 million dollars from the MEF have
supported conference board services in each of the annual conferences.
So the MEF is not just for seminaries. Every annual conference and every
clergyperson and diaconal minister benefit from the fund. Here's how that support is
expressed:
Within the boundary of the Morth Carolina Annual Conference is MEF supported
Duke Divinity School, which for over 60 years has prepared men and women for
leadership in the church as clergy and laity. Other institutions supported by MEF: Boston
University School of Theology; Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta;
The Theological School at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey; Gammon Theological
Seminary in Atlanta, Georgia; Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston,
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Illinois; lliff School of Theology in Denver; Methodist Theological School in Ohio; Perkins
School of Theology Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas; Saint Paul School of
Theology in Kansas City, Missouri; School of Theology at Clarennont; United Theological
Seminary in Dayton; Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, DC.
The MEF provides scholarships for students studying for the ordained and diaconal
ministry in the 13 United Methodist seminaries and non-United Methodist seminaries,
which are approved by The United Methodist Church. These scholarship funds for
seminary students are administered through the conference boards.
It also supports the course of study schools, an alternate form of ministerial
education. More than 2,300 people are involved in 12 course of study schools. Each
summer this program is sponsored by the division of ordained ministry and taught by
seminary professors and conference leaders throughout The United Methodist Church.
In addition, the MEF provides support for: continuing education, pastoral care
initiatives and the divisions of ordained and diaconal ministry at the General Board of
Higher Education and Ministry (GBHEM).
The MEF also funds research and special programs related to candidacy, enlistment
(such as Exploration '96), clergywomen concerns, racial and ethnic concerns, spiritual
formation, testing and evaluation, training of boards of ordained and diaconal 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.
ACTIVITY OF THE MINISTERIAL EDUCATION FUND:
Raised in 1995 $445,142.18
Portion Remitted to Division of Higher Education
and Ministry (75% of Apportionment) 333,856.67
Portion retained by Board of Ordained Ministry
(25% of ApporUonment) 1 1 1,285.51
Financial Assistance Granted (1995):
Scholarships to Ministerial Candidates and Ministerial
Education Grants (65) 1 10,292.00
Board of Diaconal Ministry Grants (2) 1,291.00
Scholarships Granted to Candidates for Ordained Ministiy:
Seminaries - 60
Asbury Theological Seminary 4
Candler School of Theology 2
Duke Divinity School 53
United Theological Seminary 1
Undergraduate Schools - 5
East Carolina University 1
Elizabeth City State University 1
Mount Olive College 1
North Carolina Wesleyan College 1
Saint Andrews Presbyterian College 1
Scholarships Granted to Candidates for Diaconal Ministiy -2
Candler School of Theology 1
Wesley Theological Seminary 1
W. Joseph Mann, Chairperson
NORTH CAROLINA PASTORS' SCHOOL AND
DGKE DMNFIY SCHOOL CONVOCATION
The 1995 Pastors' School and Convocation offered participants an opportunity to
explore the field of Political Ethics and examine the Christian and Hebrew Scriptures. Jean
Bethke Elshtain, the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics
at the University of Chicago, presented the James A. Gray lectures on the theme of the
significance of Augustine's Theology for the Contemporary Political Situation. Roland O.
Murphy, the George Washington Ivey Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Duke
University, presented lectures on the Christian and Hebrew Scriptures. William R.
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Bouknight, senior minister of Christ GMC in Knoxviile, TM, and William H. Gattis, senior
pastor of University GMC in Chapel Hill, were convocation preachers. The pastors' school
offered nine continuing education courses for clergy and laity. The courses covered such
items as theology in United Methodism, teaching the Bible in the congregation, to a
resurgence of Calvinism in Baptist Life.
The 1996 Convocation and Pastors' School will be October 21-23, 1996, at Duke
University. Another set of speakers, preachers and seminar leaders is being selected. At
present, Harvey Cox and Barbara Brown Taylor are scheduled to be at the Convocation.
Look for a brochure giving all the details later in the summer.
Members: Board of Managers -
Class of 1996 - Jerry Lowry, Woodrow W. Wells, Jr. (Term to expire 12/31/96)
Class of 1997 - R. Carl Frazier, Jr., Judi J. Smith
Class of 1998 - Susan Pate-Greenwood, William W. Sherman, Jr.
Class of 1999 - F. Owen Fitzgerald, Jr., Larry Robinson
Class of 2000 - Roger V. Elliott, Milford Oxendine, Jr. (Term to expire 1/1/97)
Carl M. Worthy, Jr., Chairperson
PASTORAL CARE, COMMITTEE ON
The Committee on Pastoral Care has, since 1971 , served the North Carolina Annual
Conference by providing financial aid for confidential professional counseling and
marriage and family enrichment. The Committee is comprised of four members from the
Board of Ordained Ministry (one of whom serves as chair); one member from the Board
of Diaconal Ministry; one representative from the Conference Clergy Living Committee;
one representative from the Clergy Partners Association; one Pastoral Counselor; and two
members from the Commission on Health and Human Services. Funding for grants and
expenses of the committee is included in the budget of 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. The
financial grants, of up to $400.00 per family, are provided to cover one-half of the cost
of counseling sessions. Ministers under the NC Conference Blue Cross/Blue Shield Health
Insurance Program should review the Health Care Benefit Program Book as up to 80%
of financial coverage is provided for outpatient psychiatric care. The coordination of
insurance benefits and Pastoral Care Grants should not exceed 100% of fees charged.
MARRIAGE ATiD FAMILY ENRICHMENT
The Committee on Pastoral Care encourages participation in marriage and family
enrichment events, including those focusing on the needs of single as well as married
ministers. Grants of up to $100 per individual, or $200 per family or couple 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
Whereas, conference clergy and diaconal ministers and their families are eligible for
grants, a family is defined as dependents of the minister living in the minister's home or
parsonage, including spouse, children, parents, and grandparents. Children of the
minister are eligible whether or not attending college or living at home through the age
of twenty-two.
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 HH 448, 449, or 450 of The Book of
Discipline (1992), OR any person, regardless of conference relationship, who is
serving a local church of the NC Annual Conference, or a dependent.
2. Diaconal Ministers, or candidates who are serving a local church, members of the
NC Annual Conference, and whose status is active, retired, or on leave in
accordance with H 313.1 of The Book of Discipline (1992), or a dependent.
Special circumstances:
1. Grant eligibility is provided when ministerial couples undergo marital separation or
divorce. The amount provided is $400.00 for each spouse for a maximum of two
years following the separation.
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2. Grant eligibility continues for two years for persons who have terminated their
relationship with The Gnited Methodist Church, and for surviving spouses of
ministers.
COUNSELORS ATiD THERAPISTS WHO QUALIFY FOR FINAJSCIAL GRA'iTS
Only counselors or therapists who meet the following criteria qualify to receive grants
from the Committee on Pastoral Care:
Counselors: Clinical members of the American Association of Marriage and Family
Therapists (AAMFT);
Pastoral Counselors: Members of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors
(AAPC);
Psychiatrists: American Medical Association (AMA) Board Certification;
Psychologists (Clinical): Licensed Practicing Psychologists; and
Social Workers: Certified Clinical Social Workers (CCSW) or equivalent licensure in the
jurisdiction of practice.
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
Pastoral Care in the following manner:
1 . The counselor or therapist requests an application form, a Conference Directory,
and instructions from the Chairperson of the Pastoral Care Committee. This request
should be addressed in care of the Office of Ministerial Relations, PO Box 10955,
Raleigh, NC 27605.
2. Once the application. Conference Directory, and instructions for a Pastoral 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 Office of
Ministerial Relations. To protect the confidentiality of the client, the client's name
shall never appear on the 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 Pastoral Care Committee and
should request the therapist to contact the Chairperson of Pastoral Care to negotiate
an acceptable procedure if any problems arise concerning this process. The client,
not the Pastoral Care Committee, is responsible for all contracts, negotiated fees,
and payment of services that are provided.
1995 REPORT
In 1995, the Committee on Pastoral Care granted $14,395.14 for counseling
sessions. This represents 832 sessions with counselors and therapists during the calendar
year (over 300 more than provided in 1994). Grants were processed for 67 client units
during 1995, representing 558.5 sessions for ministers, 188 for spouses, 47 for families
and 38.5 for dependent children. Of these 67 units, 13 (or 19%) received the 1995
maximum of $400.00 in assistance.
A. Ray Broadwell, Chairperson
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTIMG AND EVALUATION, COMMITTEE ON
The Gnited Methodist Church recommends psychological evaluations for all who
would be ordained. The NC Annual Conference requires and administers this assessment
for all persons seeking ordination as a Deacon. Responsibility for testing is given to the
Committee on Psychological Testing. Members of the committee during 1 995-1 996 were
Lisa Cole, Peg Witt, Milton Mann, Mark Kennedy, and David Banks.
Psychological testing is only one component of a comprehensive process
determining a person's readiness for ordination. The Board of Ordained Ministry uses the
evaluation results to assist and not to determine the discernment process, in some cases,
the process provides early detection of potential barriers to effective ministry. When this
is the case, our Board seeks to benefit the candidates by providing them information,
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feedback, and guidance toward optimum adjustment for their personal well-being and
effective ministry.
For all persons seeking Probationary Membership and for all those applying for
transfer to the NC Annual Conference whose status after transfer will be Probationary
Membership, the following tests are required: Personal Data Inventory, Incomplete
Sentences, Personal Research Form (Values), Myers/Briggs Type Indication
(Personality), Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (Pathology), and 16 PF
(back-up to the MMPI). Probationary members of other annual conferences seeking to
transfer into this conference must release information on their testing to the Transfer
Committee of this board.
For persons from within the North Carolina Annual Conference, the cost of testing
is borne by the Board of Ordained Ministry. When necessary for transfer, we will bear the
cost of evaluation when such testing is done at the time our candidates are group tested.
Those who choose testing other than through the above process will bear the expense
themselves.
Testing services are provided by Dr. Gary Brown, a full member of the Western
North Carolina Annual Conference. The Career and Personal Counseling Service at St.
Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg also provides occasional assistance. With the
aid of these professionals, we hope to faithfully and effectively accomplish our work for
the glory of God and the well-being of the Church.
David A. Banks, Chairperson
RESIDENCY IN ORDAINED MINISTRY, COMMITTEE ON
11417.3 in the 1992 Book of Discipline states:
"Each probationary member shall have an elder in full connection assigned by the
Board of Ordained Ministry as counselor during the period of probation."
The North Carolina Conference Residency in Ordained Ministry program meets this
requirement through the cluster group model. Probationers meet in small groups
throughout the probationary period. Cluster leaders are elders who are not members of
the Board of Ordained Ministry. Every effort is made to keep each participant in the same
cluster, and with the same leader, for the duration of the probationary experience. This
arrangement provides a particularly important collegiality and support for the
probationers.
in October 1995 the committee sponsored an event for candidates preparing for
probationary membership. Representatives from the Board of Ordained Ministry's
interview committees presented overviews of the interview process.
Each year, Phase 1 Probationers, those in their first year of probationary relationship,
meet for an overnight retreat. A resource person, selected by the committee, leads the
group in exploring issues such as call to ministry, spiritual formation, and practical
concerns of pastoral leadership in the local church.
Phase II members are those in the second year of probationary membership with the
Annual Conference. They work in their cluster gatherings to prepare for full conference
membership and ordination as elders. A retreat is held at Duke Divinity School each fall
to assist this group in their preparation.
Phase 111 is designed to help probationers who must reappear before the board for
Elder's orders and full conference membership.
The Residency in Ordained Ministry committee is committed to helping candidates
for ordained ministry in every way possible.
Carrie W. Parrish, Chairperson
PENSIONS, BOARD OF
Report A - General Information
I. We recommend special appropriations for the following persons in the indicated
amounts:
Ministers:
A. To be paid by the General Board of Pensions:
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1. Matt R. Gardner, an amount equal to one year of credit.
2. Howard M. Wilkinson, an amount equal to two years of credit.
B. To be paid from the Pension support Fund:
1. Carl Reed Calloway, total annual benefit $385.00, paid in 12 monthly
payments.
2. Oscar Cummings, total annual benefit of $1,394.04, paid in 12 monthly
payments.
3. Willie J. Evans, total annual benefit of $3,240.00, paid in 12 monthly
payments, plus premiums for group health and life insurance.
4. Charles I. Gmstead, Jr., an amount equal to 1/3 of the 1985 MC Confer-
ence average salary ($6,366.72) paid in 12 monthly payments plus
premiums for health and life insurance, and that this arrangement remain
in effect until the Board of Pensions presents alternative action to the
Annual Conference.
Surviving Spouses:
Mrs. Doris Dellinger Reynolds, buildup to 20% of the denominational average
compensation for 1982 with 2% annual increase.
II. We concur with the following ministers for Disability Leave:
A. Wilson Edward Barber - Continued, Effective July 1, 1994
B. George Franklin Blanchard - Continued, Effective October 1, 1993
C. Nathan Hooks Byrd - Continued, Effective September 1, 1995
D. William Thomas Clarke - Continued, Effective January 1, 1996
E. Robert Blair Craig (FL) - Continued, Effective December 1, 1992
F. Donnie Gray Davis, Sr. (AM) - Continued, Effective July 1, 1992
G. Julian Brice Helms, Jr. - Continued, Effective December 1, 1993
H. James Wesley Hicks, Jr. (AM) - Continued, Effective July 1, 1989
I. Rudolph Hart Hodge, Continued, Effective January 1, 1992
J. Clifton Riddick Hollowell - Continued, Effective June 1, 1986
K. Richard Farmer Lewis (AM) - Continued, Effective March 1, 1995
L. D. Susan Moore - Continued, Effective July 1, 1994
M. Robert Joseph Rudd - Continued, Effective January 1, 1993
M. George Calvin Smith - Continued, Effective April 1, 1990
0. Michael Lawrence Tart - Continued, Effective May 1, 1996
We recommend the following pastors to be placed on Disability Leave for the first
time:
NONE
Who have been placed on Disability Leave since the last Annual Conference?
Nathan Hooks Byrd 09/01/95, William Thomas Clarke 01/01/96
III. Claimants removed from responsibility roll by death:
A. Saralee Willis Gray - 06/05/96
B. William Winter Newman - 07/01/95
C. Lois Crouse Bingham - 07/09/95
D. Charles Hall Mewborn - 07/23/95
E. Paul Wendell Boone - 08/04/95
F. Grace G. Dyson Batchelor - 08/10/95
G. Wallace Martin Ellis - 09/30/95
H. Mary Elizabeth Cox Watson - 09/30/95
1. Robert Edward Walston - 10/30/95
J. Olive Blanche Hooper Meekins - 1 1/01/95
K. Billie Rudolph McCullen - 1 1/06/95
L. Anne Maria Bullard Loy - 1 1/22/95
M. Thomas Bryant Hough - 1 1/23/95
N. Walter Allen Wentz, Jr. - 12/08/95
O. Mabel Gertrude Brand Goodwin - 12/17/95
P. Ramsey Leon Crossno - 12/18/95
Q. On/ille Earl Leonard - 12/19/95
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R. Leiia Laura Shore Commander - 01/05/96
S. Essie Lewis Strawbridge - 01/12/96
T. Martha Laura Edwards Boone - 01/20/96
G. Nellie Mae Veach Hailey - 01/27/96
V. Alton Scott Lancaster - 02/06/96
W. Louise Courtney Godwin Poole - 02/10/96
X. Kathryn Erma Baum Walston - 03/01/96
Y. Mary Douglas McCailum -03/17/96
Z. Eugene Addison Collins, Sr. - 05/05/96
/\A. Walter Bryan Gregory - 05/07/96
BB. Frankie Jane Barefoot Connor - 05/22/96
IV. New Claimants:
A. Colleen Dennis Newman - 07/01/95
B. Patricia Jean Drake Mewborn - 07/23/95
C. Ellen Brent Dize Boone - 08/04/95
D. Tracy Thompson McPherson - 08/14/95
E. Luella Ruth Eller Ellis - 09/30/95
F. Kathryn Erma Baum Walston - 10/30/95
G. Gladys Louise Cox McCullen - 1 1/06/95
H. Mary Garnet Martin Hough - 1 1/23/95
1. Shirley C. Joyner Wentz - 12/08/95
J. Kathryn Poyner Crossno - 12/18/95
V. Ministers retiring this year:
A. Par. 452.1 (Mandatory Retirement - Age 70) None
B. Par. 452.2a (Early Retirement - 20 or more years under appointment)
J/KMES HENRY COILE (Age 59, 29.00 years under appointment with 14.50
years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
C. Par. 452.2b (Retirement with Actuarily Reduced Benefits - Age 62 or 35 years
under appointment)
MORRIS LEE BARBER (Age 62, 29.00 years under appointment with 14.50
years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
GERALD LLOYD EDGE (Age 63, 30.00 years under appointment with 15.50
years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
CHARLES HOWARD HUTCHINSON (Age 62, 39.00 years under appointment
with 24.50 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
MAURICE LEW LANCASTER (/\M) (Age 63, 17.50 years under appointment
with 03.00 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
HORACE LEE McLAURlN (Age 63, 35.00 years under appointment with 20.50
years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
D. Par. 452.2c (Regular Retirement - Age 65 or 40 years under appointment)
JOHN ROBERT BLUE (Age 67, 43.75 years under appointment with 13.00
years of North Carolina Credit and 00.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
ROBERT FRANCIS BUNDY (Age 65, 39.00 years under appointment with
24.50 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
CLINGMAN CARTER CAPPS (Age 65, 37.00 years under appointment with
22.50 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
ROBERT KENNETH ELDREDGE (Age 67, 1 0.00 years under appointment with
00.00 years of North Carolina Credit and 10.00 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP.
JOSEPH CONRAD GLASS, JR. (Age 63, 41.00 years under appointment with
13.25 years of North Carolina Credit and 00.00 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
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ARNOLD KIMSEY KING, JR. (Age 65, 41.00 years under appointment with
26.50 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
JOE DAVIS LISTER (Age 66, 20.50 years under appointment with 06.00 years
of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
CARLETON PAUL McKITA (Age 69, 45.75 years under appointment with 00.00
years of North Carolina Credit and 00.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
EVANDER PARNELL (/\M) (Age 65, 30.00 years under appointment with 15.50
years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
ROBERT EUGENE RATTZ (/KM) (Age 65, 23.00 years under appointment with
08.50 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
WILLIAM WELBY SHERMAN, JR. (Age 65, 43.25 years under appointment with
28.75 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
WAYNE ESMOND THOMAS (Age 65, 35.00 years under appointment with
07.25 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
EMERSON McLEAN THOMPSON, JR. (Age 64, 40.00 years under appointment
with 25.50 years of North Carolina Credit and 14.50 years of North Carolina
MPP/CPP)
VI. Local Pastors retiring this year:
RICHARD R. LEONHARD (Age 67, 13.00 years under appointment with 00.00 years
of North Carolina Credit and 07.00 years of North Carolina MPP/CPP)
VII. We recommend that the expense account of the Board of Pensions and such
independent consultation expense as necessary during 1996-1997 be paid from
funds designated as Administrative Expense in the Board of Pensions Budget.
VIII. Appointments Beyond the Local Church (Par. 1606.4h):
A. With pension credit by the Annual Conference - (MPP/CPP Funds will be
transferred from the Pension Budget to the various offices and agencies toward
the payment of MPP and CPP in 1994. The purpose of the transfer is to more
accurately reflect actual staffing costs of the respective offices and agencies
and also to more accurately reflect the actual cost for retiree benefits and past
service liability in the Pension Fund.)
Robert L. Baldridge Douglas L. Byrd Stephen C. Compton
Jimmy F. Cummings Laura G. Early John A. Farmer
Bruce E. Stanley
B. With pension responsibility on the agency/institution served:
J. C. Alexander
Bobby C. Black
Leonard C. Byers II
Daniel R. Chandler
Robert S. Christian
James E. Creech
Thomas A. Danek
H. Charles Davis
Julie Forringer-May
Alvester I.Gales, Jr.
J. Milton Hadley, Jr.
Robert G. Harris, Jr.
Phyllis Hicks
Richard C. Jackson
C. Reginald Johnson
Tracy A. Maness
Leslie Marsicano
Deborah A. Morgan
Gilbert W. Beeson, Jr.
Phillip S. Brown
Dennis M. Campbell
George P. Chandler
John G. Cottingham
Billy B. Cuthrell
David E. Daniel
Jan J. Dickens
K. Mike Franklin
David R. Grissom
Michael L. Hale
M. Elton Hendricks
Randy A. Hillman
David O. Jenkins
J. Mark Kasper
Robert L. Mangum
J. Stanley McQuade
Miles Murphy, Jr.
Nancy Ruth Best
Wesley F. Brown
Jerry Dean Campbell
Corbin L. Cherry
Richard L. Cox
Ronald D. Cyr
Franklin D. Daniels
Gayle Carlton Felton
Morton Funkhouser
Donald F. Gum
Stephen B. Hall
Charles M. Herring
Pamela J. Hudson
Julius O. Jernigan
Jerry D. Lewis
W. Joseph Mann
Michele R. Merchant
Donald C. Nagel
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Kirk B. Oldham
Carrie W. Parrish
Ernest R. Porter
Joan M. Purcell
Cada Scanlan
William G. Sharpe IV
Sidney E. Stafford
David C. Steinmetz
James M. Waggoner
Julia Webb-Bowden
Eldon G. Woodcock
John K. Ormond, Jr.
F. Gerald Peterson
Benjamin F. Potter
Russell E. Richey
Robin J. Scroggs
A. Clay Smith
E.Douglas Stanfield
John L. Stokes III
James I. Warren, Jr.
Malcolm Willingham
James H. Pace
Reginald W. Ponder
Barbara H. Price
Michael W. Safley
Richard Shannonhouse
Neil E. Smith
Rufus H. Stark II
Leo C. Thompson
Walter P. Weaver
A. J. Wilson III
IX. Recommendations for additional service credit: NONE
Report B - Recommendations for the Pension FYogram
I. Past Service Liability
A. Past service will continue to be paid on the defined benefit concept (per service
year rate) 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.
B. Goal of defined benefits (per service year rate) has been defined in the Book
of Discipline for many years as 1% of the Conference Average Compensation.
The 1997 CAC for the North Carolina Conference is $38,325.
C. The current rate is $345 per service year. Participation in the new Ministerial
Pension Plan requires that an Annual Conference increase its past service rate
as the Conference Average Compensation increases, to at least 0.9% of the
CAC to continue to participate fully in the new pension program. We propose
that the past service rate beginning January 1, 1997 be increased to $356 per
service year, and that further increases will be presented to the Annual
Conferences of the future as the Conference Average Compensation increases.
This increase creates an unfunded liability of $27,664,579.
D. To increase any past service rate will always involve accepting an unfunded
liability that must be satisfied by either a single cash payment, a series of
planned payments, or a combination of both.
E. The Annual Past Service Deposit for 1997 required by the General Board of
Pensions is $2,250,210 (Due Date December 31, 1997). The amount needed
in the 1998 budget to fund our total liability by the year 2021 is $1,500,000.
Additionally, for other benefit plans; such as, health and life insurance, pension
grants, administration, etc., the 1998 budget request is $1,475,000.
II. Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP)
Guidelines for the Ministerial Pension Plan and the Comprehensive Protection Plan
are contained in the 1983 and 1984 Journals of the Nort:h Carolina Conference.
Thus we call to your attention only those guidelines that are relevant to these
programs.
A. Service on and after January 1, 1982 will be funded on a new concept, called
a defined contribution plan. 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. Funding is based on a percentage of Plan Compensation. Plan Compensation
is calculated as follows:
Take Cash Income (salary ONLY) e.g $30,000.00
Add 25% of Cash Income or Housing Allowance 7,500.00
Plan Compensation will be $37,500.00
1 . No travel or utility funding is ever used in Plan Compensation calculations
since these are considered by the General Board of Pension and Health
Benefits to be items of local expense.
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2. Clergy couples housing (Effective January 1, 1988):
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 and both are used, 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. (Effective January 1, 1988)
C. The Ministerial Pension Plan contribution from the local church is to be paid
monthly by the Church or Charge Treasurer to the General Board of Pension
and Health Benefits. (Effective January 1, 1990)
D. These contributions 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.
E. Each minister who is eligible for benefits will be required to designate
beneficiaries for the benefits he/she is qualified to receive.
F. We recommend 1 2% as the level of participation in the Ministerial Pension Plan
for the North Carolina Conference participants.
G. Unfunded Liability Actuarial Funding Study (Third Year Study, 1990 - 1993)
1 . Interest assumption decreased from 9% to 8%.
2. Past Service Rate assumption continued at a 5% increase.
3. No change at the present is required in contribution pattern (new money).
III. Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP)
A. This part of the program contains provisions for a death benefit, disability
income, and funding for the peerage portion of the Ministerial Pension Plan. 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 new plan is only available to those ministers covered under the CPP.
1 . Death benefits provide 150% of the Denominational Average Compensa-
tion (DAC) as the benefit paid on the death of an active minister through
age 46, dropping on a graduated basis to 20% of the DAC upon
retirement at any age. (The DAC for 1996 it is $36,062 and for 1997 it is
$37,084.00.)
2. Disability payments are based on 40% of the Denominational Average
Compensation in effect at the time the minister is placed on Disability
Leave.
3. The peerage program provides for a contribution from the Comprehensive
Protection Plan to the minister's Church Account of a sufficient amount
to provide the minister with a total contribution for the year based on the
Denominational Average Compensation at 12% of Plan Compensation
based on the Denominational Average Compensation for those eligible.
4. The Comprehensive Protection Plan contribution from the local church is
to be paid monthly by the Church or Charge Treasurer to the General
Board of Pension and Health Benefits. (Effective January 1, 1990)
B. The cost of the Comprehensive Protection Plan is a 4.4% contribution of actual
Plan Compensation (up to 4.4% of the Denominational Average Compensa-
tion). The pastor shall be required to pay 1% of Plan Compensation (up to 1%
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of DAC) and the church or charge shall pay 3.4% of Plan Compensation (up
to 3.4% of DAC). (Effective January 1, 1990)
Innplementation 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 the build-up of contributions to the Church Account of
those ministers whose compensation is below the Denominational Average
Compensation.
A. Costs of the Ministerial Pension Plan/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.
FULL TIME (Conference MemberA-ocal Pastor) - 12% of Plan Compensation
for MPP and 3.4% of Plan Compensation for CPP (up to 3.4% of the DAC)
STUDENT (Conference Member/Local Pastor) - 12% of Plan Compensation
LESS THAN FULL TIME (Conference Member/Local Pastor) - 12% of Plan
Compensation
INTERIM OR RETIRED SUPPLY - no pension responsibility
B. The pastor will make regular monthly payments to the General Board of
Pension and Health Benefits through the local church treasurer for his/her 1 %
of Plan Compensation (up to 1 % of the DAC) for CPP.
C. The pastor will 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%.
Policies Related to Life and Hospital Insurance
A. Surviving spouses who are not covered under the minister's hospital insurance
must request coverage within thirty (30) days after the death of the pastor to
avoid the one year waiting period for pre-existing conditions.
1. When surviving spouses are employed and provided hospital insurance,
the policy of the Board of Pensions will be the secondary carrier.
2. If the surviving spouse remarries, the hospital insurance will terminate until
the said surviving spouse attains age 65 or the dissolution of the
marriage.
3. A surviving spouse, who married the pastor after he/she retired, is not
eligible to be covered by the Hospital Group Plan after the death of the
pastor.
B. Pastors Insurance (to become effective at the conclusion of the 1988 Session
of the Annual Conference.)
1 . Pastors 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 will have their hospital and life insurance paid by the
Conference Board of Pensions when the minister attains age 62, or retires
with thirty-five (35) years of service and receives pension benefits, provided
at least twenty of the thirty-five (35) years of pension credit is in the North
Carolina Annual Conference.
2. A pastor who retires from the North Carolina Annual Conference with less
than twenty full-time years of earned pension credit in the North Carolina
Annual Conference vAW pay, when he/she attains age 62, or earns 35 years
of pension credit and receives pension benefits, a portion of the premium
by the following formula:
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Years of Service Earned Payment by the Payment by the
in NC Conference Conference Board Retired
at Retirement Time of Pensions Ministers
19 95% 5%
18 90% 10%
17 85% 15%
16 80% 20%
15 75% 25%
14 70% 30%
13 65% 35%
12 60% 40%
11 55% 45%
10 50% 50%
9 45% 55%
8 40% 60%
7 35% 65%
6 30% 70%
5 25% 75%
4 20% 80%
3 15% 85%
2 10% 90%
1 5% 95%
3. [Paragraphs noted are from The Book of Discipline, 1992] Effective
August 1, 1992, Pastors who discontinue as Full-time Local Pastors,
11410, or Probationary Members, Tf418, as well as Conference Members
who are retired involuntarily, 11452.3; who are granted Honorable
Location, 11453.1; who withdraw to unite with another denomination,
11453.2; who surrender the ordained ministerial office, 11453.3; who
withdraw under complaints or charges, 11453.4; and Conference Members
who are placed on Administrative Location, 11454.3 are ineligible to
receive health insurance benefits or life insurance when payments from
the General Board of Pensions begin.
4. Ministers not covered under medicare shall receive an amount equal to
the premium of the Medicare supplement paid for those covered under
Medicare, provided the ineligibility is not due to a refusal to come under
Part B. Payments will be prorated according to the schedule in V B2.
5. Clergy Couples' Insurance
a. When one member of a clergy couple retires, the insurance, medical
and life, will be paid for the retired pastor according to schedule V
B2.
b. Medical insurance will be provided for the spouse and dependent
children of the retired clergy partner according to schedule V B2.
c. No life insurance is provided for the spouse or dependent children
of the retired clergy partner.
C. The North Carolina Annual Conference established a Group Health and Life
Insurance Plan with the intent of providing coverage for the active and retired
pastors. 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 partici-
pants.
VI. Dental Insurance
The Board of Pensions recommends that retired ministers covered under our Blue
Cross supplement plan have dental insurance added. It is to be paid by the North
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Carolina Conference Board of Pensions and to become effective July 1, 1987.
VII. Maximum Lifetime Benefit Under Medicare Supplement
Maximum benefit under the Medicare Supplement for retired pastors and spouses
is $1,000,000.
VIII. Special Provisions
The North Carolina Annual Conference Board of Pensions is hereby authorized, at
its discretion, to arrange with the General Board of Pensions for active participation
in the MPP and/or CPP by persons who are eligible under special rules but not
automatically included as active participants. (MPP Section 3.2 and CPP Section 3.2)
IX. 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)
RESOLUTION RELATING TO RENTAUHOGSING ALLOWANCES FOR RETIRED
OR DISABLED MINISTERS OF THIS CONFERENCE
WHEREAS, the religious denomination known as The United Methodist Church has
and functions through ministers of the gospel who are duly ordained or licensed; and
WHEREAS, the practice of The United Methodist Church is to provide a parsonage or
a rental allowance as part of the gross compensation for each of its active ordained or
licensed ministers; and
WHEREAS, pensions paid to retired ordained or licensed ministers of The United
Methodist Church are considered as deferred compensation and are paid to said retired
ordained or licensed ministers in consideration of previous, active service, and disability
benefits are considered payments in lieu of compensation for active service; and
WHEREAS, the Internal Revenue Service has recognized that the North Carolina Annual
Conference is the appropriate organization to desisgnate a housing/rental allowance for
retired ordained or licensed ministers who are members of this Conference; and
WHEREAS, the disabled minister has the same legal relationship to an Annual
Conference as does the retired minister and, thus, this Annual Conference is also the
appropriate organization to designate a housing/rental allowance for a disabled ordained
or licensed minister who is a member of this Conference;
HOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:
1. An amount equal to 100% of the pension payments received by a retired minister
(including amounts received in this respect from the Duke Endowment), or 100%
of the disability benefit payments received by a disabled minister, during the year of
1996 be and is hereby designated as a rental/housing allowance respectively for
each retired or disabled ordained or licensed minister of the United Methodist
Church, who is or was a member of the North Carolina Annual Conference at the
time of his or her retirement or disability.
2. The pension or disability payment to which this rental/housing allowance applies
shall be the pension or disability payment resulting from all service of such retired
or disabled ordained or licensed minister from all employment by any local church.
Annual Conference, General Agency, or institution of The United Methodist Church
or of any former denomination that is now a part of The United Methodist Church,
or from any other employer who employed the minister to perform services related
to the ministry and who elected to make contributions to the pension or benefit
funds of The United Methodist Church for such retired minister's pension or disabled
minister's benefits.
NOTE: The rental/housing allowance which maybe excluded from a minister's gross
income is limited to the lesser of (1) the amount of the rental/housing allowance
designated by the minister's employer or other appropriate body, (2) the amount
actually expended by the minister to provide his or her housing, or (3) the
legally-determined fair rental value of the parsonage or other housing provided. As
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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.
Report D - Ministers' Transition Fund Constitution
I. The FMnciples of the Fund
The Ministers' Transition Fund of the North Carolina Conference of The Gnited
Methodist Church (the "Fund") was established effective November 20, 1 937, 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 additional 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 which 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.
n. 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.
m. 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 semng under
episcopal appointment. Students under episcopal appointment who have previously
sen/ed 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 recognized.
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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
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 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.)
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
Conference 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 AAinisters
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. 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 consecutive 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
If retired at the end of six years of membership 700.00
If retired at the end of seven years of membership 800.00
If retired at the end of eight years of membership 900.00
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If retired at the end of nine years of membership 1,000.00
If retired at the end of ten years of membership 1,100.00
If retired at the end of eleven years of membership 1 ,200.00
If retired at the end of twelve years of membership 1 ,300.00
If retired at the end of thirteen years of membership 1 ,400.00
If retired at the end of fourteen years of membership 1,500.00
If retired at the end of fifteen years of membership 1,600.00
If retired at the end of sixteen years of membership 1 ,700.00
If retired at the end of seventeen years of membership 1 ,800.00
If retired at the end of eighteen years of membership 1 ,900.00
If retired at the end of nineteen years of membership 2,000.00
If retired at the end of twenty years of membership 2,100.00
If retired at the end of twenty-one years of membership 2,200.00
If retired at the end of twenty-two years of membership 2,300.00
If retired at the end of twenty-three years of membership .... 2,400.00
If retired at the end of twenty-four years of membership 2,500.00
If retired at the end of twenty-five years of membership 2,600.00
Vn. Allocation of Dividends After Ten Years of Membership
After ten years of membership, and beginning vnih the eleventh year, the base
benefit to be paid is increased by dividends credited to the members account.
Any funds, 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 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.
Vni. Limitations on Contributions Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code
A. In General
The contributions for any calendar year allocated to a member's 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 lesser of the member's
Exclusion Allowance as determined in subsection B of this Article VllI or the
member's Limit on Annual Additions as determined in subsection C of this Article
VllI. The provisions of this Article VIU are intended to provide the limits on the
amount of contributions to this Fund which are excludable from the gross income
of the member pursuant to Code sections 403(b)(2) and 415, and shall be
interpreted in a manner consistent with those Code sections.
B. Maximum Exclusion Allowance Pursuant to Code Section 403(b)(2)
The member's Exclusion Allowance shall, for any calendar year of the member,
be an amount determined under whichever of the following rules (1), (2) or (3) are
applicable:
(1) General Rule: Unless paragraph (2) or (3) of this Article VIII.B applies, the
member's Exclusion Allowance for the calendar year shall be equal to the
excess, if any, of:
(a) The amount determined by multiplying 20% of such member's
includible compensation, within the meaning of Code section 403(b)(3),
for the most recent 12 months of service ending on the last day of the
calendar year by the participants period of service as of the close of such
calendar year; over
(b) The aggregate of the amounts which have been contributed by the
member's employer, including allocations of base benefits or dividends to
a member's accounts pursuant to Articles VI and VII hereof, to Qualifying
Retirement Plans for such member, to the extent such contributions were
excludable from the gross income of the member for all calendar years
ending prior to the calendar year for which the Exclusion Allowance is
being determined.
(c) "Qualifying Retirement Plan" as used in this Article VllI shall mean
and include:
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(i) Any Code section 403(b) plan, but only to the extent that
contributions to such plan with respect to the nnennber are vested at
the close of the calendar year ending prior to the calendar year for
which the Exclusion Allowance is being determined; and
(ii) Any pension plan qualified under Code section 40 1 (a) or 403(a)
whether or not contributions with respect to the member are vested.
(d) A member's "period of service" for purposes of paragraph (1) 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 which is
equal to the percentage of full-time service served.
(2) Election to Have Exclusion Allowance Detemnined Under Code Section
415. If a member elects to have his or her Exclusion Allowance determined
under the election provided in Code section 415(c)(4)(C), his or her Exclusion
Allowance shall be the amount determined under subsection C, and for this
purpose, contributions to any other defined contribution plan required to be
aggregated with this plan under Code section 415(e)(5) shall be treated as
contributions to this plan.
(3) AAinimum Contribution Ceiling. The minimum Exclusion Allowance that
shall be applicable to any member to a calendar year shall be the lesser of:
(a) Three thousand dollars ($3,000.00) or
(b) The excess of, (i) the amount of includible compensation, within the
meaning of Code section 403(b)(3), received by the member for the
calendar year, over (ii) any amount contributed to this Fund. In the case
of a member performing services outside the United States, the amount
described in clause (ii) of the preceding sentence shall be deemed to be
zero.
If this paragraph (3) of this Article Vlll.B applies, the limitations of
Article VIII.C shall be treated as being not less than the limitation
determined under this paragraph (3) of this Article Vlll.B. This paragraph
(3) of this Article Vlll.B shall not apply to a member for any calendar year
in which the members adjusted gross income (determined separately and
without regard to any community property laws) exceeds seventeen
thousand dollars ($17,000).
C. Limit on Annual Additions Under Code Section 415
A member's Limit on Annual Additions shall for any calendar year be an
amount equal to the lesser of:
(1) 25% of the member's compensation v/ithin the meaning of Code
section 415(c)(3) in such calendar year, or
(2) $30,000, 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.
Notwithstanding any provision of this Article VIII.C to the contrary,
the Limit on Annual Additions of a member who has made an election
under Code section 415(c)(4) or Code section 415(c)(7) shall be
determined under such Code section and the regulations issued
thereunder.
Prohibition on Before-Tax Salary Reduction Contributions
Before-tax contributions under a salary reduction agreement shall not be
permitted under this Fund.
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DC 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 beneficiaries, 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 annually at
the rate of The Gnited Methodist Foundation, Inc., cumulative dividend yield for the most
recent four quarters prior to the date of death.
X. Designation of Beneficiaiy
Each member shall provide the Conference Treasurer 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 Conference Treasurer. In the absence of a designated beneficiary,
benefits shall be paid to the member's estate.
XI. brevocable 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 following the attainment of age 60 or to defer termination from the Fund until
retirement, as defined in the Book of Discipline, 1992, paragraph 452.1, 2a, 2b, and 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.
Xn. 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.
(1) Ministers With Less Than Ten (10) Years. A minister who retires or
terminates 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. 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
terminates 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 eariy
retirement or disability. For either option selected, total benefit payments shall
be the base benefit as prescribed in the table plus the dividends credited.
(a) Two payment option: The first payment shall be the cumulative
amount which the member has paid in assessments. The second payment
shall be the balance in the member's account including accrued dividends
and interest and is subject to income tax.
(b) Six payment option. The first payment shall be the cumulative
amount which the member has paid in assessments. The remaining
payments shall be five equal annual installments of the remaining principal
balance and will be subject to income tax. This six payment option shall
not be available to a member following attainment of age 70.
/Ml payments under this Fund must be made at least as rapidly as
required under section 401(a)(9) of the Code and the regulations
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thereunder.
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 between January 1 and January 1 0 of
the year following the year in which the minister terminates or retires. The
second payment will draw simple interest from July 1 to December 31
computed at The United Methodist Foundation, Inc., cumulative dividend
yield for the four quarters ending prior to the date on which the minister
terminates or retires. Any remaining payments will draw simple interest
annually at the United Methodist Foundation, Inc., cumulative dividend
yield for the four most recent quarters prior to the January payment.
in no case would the member receive less at retirement than the
member's assessments plus interest computed at the United Methodist
Foundation, Inc., average quarterly dividend yield for the four quarters
ending September 30 of the year in which the member terminates or
retires.
B. Direct Rollovers
(1) This Article Xll.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 Xll.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
distribution 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, 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, or an annuity contract described in section 403(b) of the
Code (including custodial accounts described in section 403(b)(7) of
the Code and retirement income accounts described in Section
403(b)(9) of the Code) that accepts the distributee's eligible rollover
distribution. However, in the case of an eligible rollover distribution
to the surviving spouse, an eligible retirement plan is an individual
retirement account or individual retirement annuity.
(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.
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(d) Direct rolloven A direct rollover is a payment by the plan to the
eligible retirement plan specified by the distributee.
Xm. IDisability 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 Compensation
as determined annually by the General Board of Pensions.
XV. Less Than Full Time Sendee
A Conference member who is approved for less than ftjil 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 Carolina 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 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.
XVn. 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 Conference 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.
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XVni.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 member. A minister shall not be
permitted to rejoin the Fund more than two (2) times during his or her ministerial career.
XDC 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 Group Administrator 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 Administrator 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 and shall 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 v^nth 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 plans claim 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 sentence. 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.
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.
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 adversely affect the members benefits
accrued for his or her retirement at the time of termination of the Fund.
XXI. A^scellaneous 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 exclusive 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.
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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 Committee
shall not be under any obligation to search for or ascertain the whereabouts of any
such person.
D. Clnclaimed Benefits
If any benefits payable to, or on behalf of, a member are not claimed within a
reasonable 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 members 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 representative, 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 thereoO 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 common fijnd 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 Gnited Methodist
Church, and by the laws of the State of Morth 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.
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Report E - Pension Credit
CORRECTIONS: Further research has revealed additional pension credit for the
following pastors who are members of the NC Annual Conference.
Charles Marvin Cook 50 Lawrence Clayton Higgins ... .50
Michael David Weber 50
APPROVAL: Records have been researched of pastors who have served in the NC
Annual Conference and who are now serving in other annual conferences or who are now
terminated. This research indicates pension credit for the following pastors.
James B. Godwin, Sr 3.00 David R. McKay, Sr 15.75
John S. McMillan, Jr .1 1.00
APPROVAL: Records have been researched and the following years are
recommended for pastors who have pension credit in the NC Annual Conference,
provided they have not retired. These names were taken from a general board printout
dated October 15, 1994.
William Warren Bishop :6.50 Clark R. Cahow 0.00
Dewey William Griffin 8.00 William Ernest Herbert .... 5.00
Hughling B. Jones .10.00 Robert Hugh Love 3.00
Richard Vann Mabe J 0.00 Jack P. Mansfield 5.00
Cari Raymond Newton .... .10.75 Max B. Richardson 0.00
Mac Linscott Ricketts 0.00 Joel Mort:on Savell 0.00
Harmon Lee Smith, Jr 4.00 Stanley J. Snead 2.00
Gunter P. Sommer 0.00 Harold Dallas Stanley 5.00
John Hardy Sutton, Jr J 0.00
Woodrow W. Wells, Jr., Chairperson
PERU COVENANT, TASK FORCE ON
The 1996 Annual Conference marks the seventh year that our NC Conference has been
in covenant relationship with the Methodist Church of Peru. During these years we have
witnessed the gradual increased involvement of local churches, clergy and laity in this
mission relationship. It is a relationship which is often compared to a marriage covenant:
a relationship of mutuality, of trust, of accompaniment, and of growth in the better
knowledge of one another. As visits have been exchanged in the past year there has been
the forming of new relationships, along with witness and understanding of each other's
cultural and church contexts. Central to this covenant is prayer for the remembrance of
one another in the celebrating of the Eucharist the first Sunday of every month.
During the past academic year, two students from the Methodist seminary in Lima,
the Communidad Biblico Teologica, have studied at the Duke Divinity School as an
expression of the continued relationship between these schools, likewise participants in
the covenant between our churches. However, we continue to grieve the death of
Frederick Herzog, a former professor of Systematic Theology at the Duke Divinity School,
who, although a minister of the United Church of Christ, was the central figure in the
forming of the relationship with our brother and sister Methodists in Peru. His
contributions to this covenant over the past seven years have been tremendous, and we
give God thanks for his vision, persistence and courage. As persons gathered at Pilgrim
GCC in Durham for the memorial service for Professor Herzog, Methodists in Peru
gathered at the same time in celebration of his life and his contributions to their church.
A team of clergy, laity and divinity students from the NC Conference visited
numerous Methodist churches, schools and projects for nine days this past March. In
1995 a team of students from Methodist College went to Lima as a work team, and
another team of clergy and laity visited in Peru to dialogue about the development of
curriculum (written out of a Latin American context) for NC churches. We welcome the
presence of a representative of the Methodist Church of Peru at our 1996 Annual
Conference and will also have a representative of the NC Conference present for the Peru
General Assembly in August. We celebrate the correspondence which continues between
adults (both clergy and laity), youth and children of our respective churches.
May God continue to bless this relationship and give it growth. Clergy and laity are
encouraged to find ways of being involved in this mission model of covenant.
Mark W. Wethington, Chairperson
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RESOLUTIONS
LIVING OOR DISCIPLINE
WHEREAS, members of The CJnited Methodist Church take membership vows to "be
loyal to The United Methodist Church, and do all in (their) power to strengthen its
ministries;" (GMH p.38); and
WHEREAS, ordained clergy and pastors under appointment vow to "be loyal to The
United Methodist Church, accepting its order, liturgy, doctrine, and discipline;"
(Examination of diaconal ministers, deacons, and elders, BOW p. 690, 692, 695); and
WHEREAS, the action of last year's North Carolina Annual Conference made it clear
that our official, prophetic, and courageous stands found in our Discipline, that address
issues of social and economic justice, criminal justice (i.e. death penalty and victim
justice, etc.), been separated from our common life and witness as United Methodists;
and
WHEREAS, we are a church that has historically been labeled "methodical" in our
insistence on living our faith as it is expressed in our Discipline; and
WHEREAS, our membership is increasingly unaware of the social witness of our
Church as we seek to "spread scriptural holiness across the land;"
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That all clergy under appointment and all local churches in our Conference will
make copies of our Discipline and "Social Principles" available to their membership;
2. That pastors of local churches will include study of our "Articles of Religion,
Confession of Faith, General Rules and Social Principles" in their classes for
membership, baptism, and confirmation;
3. That each district in the NC Conference will include a workshop on the UM social
witness (as expressed in the Discipline and Social Principles) in the "January
Workshops" offered in 1997.
FURTHERMORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that clergy will encourage members to read our
"Social Principles," pray over them study them, and reflect on new ways that we can
continue to embody and proclaim God's justice-love to all people.
MISPLACED PRIORITIES
WHEREAS, a $323 million subsidy (in FY 1993) to National forest timber sales lost
the taxpayers an additional $352 million - Total lost - $675 million; and
SOURCE: Public Citizen, Washington. DC
WHEREAS, the 1872 Mining Act that Congress will not change rents land for $5.00
an acre to be mined; an estimated $4 billion in mineral deposits is going for $10,000; the
Mining Interest Political Action Committee gives $1.9 million in campaign dollars to
Congress; and
SOURCE: Congressional Record
V/HEREAS, NORTHROP GRUMMAN, the main contractor for the B-2 Bomber, gave
$50,400 to House Members who voted in its favor within six weeks of the vote; and
SOURCE: Sojourners Magazine
V^EREAS, in the last election cycle an estimated one-half billion dollars was
donated by Corporate Interests and Lobbyists to preserve their tax breaks and loopholes,
amounting to over one hundred billion dollars; and
SOURCE: Sojourners Magazine
WHEREAS, in North Carolina, the banking interests give $1 million in political
donations and get $50 million per year in tax breaks; and
SOURCE: Institute for Southern Studies, Durham, NC
UHHEREAS, money for children's health programs and Social Services are to be cut
by about $235 billion; (These cuts will offset a $229 billion tax cut!) and
VvHEREAS, the cuts seem to ignore the following:
1. Daily, 2,660 babies are born into poverty...
2. Daily, 8,493 children are reported abused or neglected...
3. In 1996, the USA ranks 18th in the world in infant mortality and 16th in living
standards for our poorest children; and
i. i-i Resolu tions
SOURCE: Children's Defense T-md
WHEREAS, we share the desire to balance the federal budget, but not at the
expense of those who can afford to pay nothing;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we, the 1996 NC Annual Conference of The
United Methodist Church register to Congress our prayerful concern and alarm. We urge
that they continue to have regard for the welfare of children, the poor, the old and those
least able to defend their interest in Washington;
THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution be sent
to our Senators and Representatives;
AND BE IT ALSO RESOLVED, that we of the 1996 North Carolina Annual
Conference of The United Methodist Church do pledge to be more sensitive to the needs
of children, the poor, the old, and those least able to attend to their own needs. In so
doing, we will faithfully and regularly submit our own tithes and offerings through our
local churches to help care for some of these needs, and we will exhort all members of
our churches to do the same.
FOR INFORMATION ONLY:
Senate and House Main Phone Switchboard is: 202-224-3121
Addresses are: Senate: Washington, DC 20510; House of Representatives: Washington,
DC 20510
PLANNIMG/LOCATION OF FGTURE CONFERENCE-WIDE EVENTS
WHEREAS, the North Carolina Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church
is composed of 12 districts and 594 charges; and
WHEREAS, the purpose of the Conference-wide special events is to generate active
participation and representation from each district; and
WHEREAS, the geographic locations of previously held events has tended to exclude
districts in the eastern third of the Conference; and
WHEREAS, these Conference-wide events should support and reinforce our
connectionalism, from the western extremity of the Rockingham District to the islands of
the Outer Banks in the Elizabeth City District;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED; with the exception of Annual Conference, every
effort be made to plan and place all future Conference-wide events in a more equitable
geographic rotation that allows all of our districts to participate more fully.
THE REPEAL OF THE CONCEALED WEAPONS ACT
WHEREAS, we as a society have the highest murder rate among leading
industrialized nations; and
WHEREAS, we as a church are called as followers of Christ Jesus to love our
neighbor; and
V/HEREAS, the proliferation of guns in our society has led us to be the most violent
society among industrialized nations; and
V^/HEREAS, most of that violence is directed towards our neighbor and loved ones;
and
V^EREAS, the passage of the Concealed Weapons Act by the North Carolina
General Assembly is likely to increase rather than decrease violence; and
WHEREAS, twenty-nine police chiefs from across North Carolina oppose the
Concealed Weapons Act; and
WHEREAS, a poll taken by the UNC School of Journalism showed 57 percent of
North Carolinians opposed the Concealed Weapons Act; and
WHEREAS, in Florida, which has a similar law, crime has gone up 62 percent since
the law passed according the FBI Uniform Crime Report.
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that we, the North Carolina Annual Conference of
The United Methodist Church, in defense of creation call for the repeal of the Concealed
Weapons Act.
AAANDATES: Governor James B. Hunt, Jr.; Speaker of the NC House of Representa-
tives Harold Brubaker; President Pro Tempore of the NC Senate Marc Basnight; and
Members of the NC General Assembly.
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REPORTS
1995 COMPENSATION OF CLERGY IN
APPOINTMENTS BEYOND THE LOCAL CHURCH
11725 of the 1992 Discipline 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 clergyperson shall be subject to
review by the resident bishop and the Cabinet."
*Indicates salary/housing/utilities package.
#lndicates salary not reported.
Name Salaiy Housing . . . (Jtifities Travd Other
Alexander, J. C. Jr 68,000
Baidridge, Robert L 62,786 Provided Al! Voucher
Beeson, Gilbert W., Jr. ... 29,503 14,400
Best, Nancy R #
Black, Bobby C 36,720 5,460 1,191
Blanchard, Diane M. C. .. 29,136 Voucher
Blue, John R 55,000
Braswell, Kermit L 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Brown, Philip S #
Brown, Wesley F #
Byers, Leonard C. II #
Byrd, Douglas L 58,551 12,000 Voucher
Campbell, Dennis M #
Campbell, Jerry D #
Chandler, Daniel R #
Chandler, George P 36,331
Cherry, Corbin L 50,000
Christian, Robert #
Compton, Stephen C. ... 50,970 Provided All Voucher
Cottingham, John G 67,000 Provided All
Cox, Richard L #
Cummings, Jimmy F
Creech, James E 16,383 18,000 2,000
Cuthrell, Billy B #
Cyr, Ronald D 32,818
Danek, Thomas A #
Daniel, David E 125,000
Daniels, Franklin D 55,000
Davis, hi. Charles #
Dickens, Jan J #
Dixon, Samuel W. Jr 42,346 Provided All Voucher
Early, Laura G #
Earnhardt, Daniel T #
Farmer, John A #
Felton, Gayle C 40,700 Ret., Ins., Etc.
Forringer, Julie B 28,587
Franklin, K. Mike 48,787 8,471 1,754
Funkhouser, M. L Jr.(6 mo.)13,277 750 1,625
Gales, Alvester I #
Glass, J. Conrad Jr 61,578
Grissom, David R 49,020 Provided All Voucher
Gum, Donald F #
Hadley, J. Milton Jr 32,500 10,000 1,400
Hale, Michael L #
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liame Salary Housing . . . Utilities Travd Other
Hall, Stephen B #
Harper, Ruth E 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Harris, Robert G. Jr 64,734
Hendricks, M. Elton #
Herring, Charles M #
Hicks, Phillis K 25,000 10,140 1,000
Hillman, Randy A #
Hinnant, H. Mallie #
Holtsclaw, Thomas G. ... 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Hudson, Pamela Jo #
Hunter, Jack L 62,786
Jackson, Richard C 42,517 11,988
Jansen, John Jay #
Jenkins, David 0 31,652 7,200 2,000 500
Jernigan, Julius 0 55,432
Johnson, C. Reginald #
Johnson, George W 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Joyner, F. Belton Jr 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Kasper, J. Mark 29,000
Lee, James C 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Lewis, Jerry D 36,592 Ins.
Loftis, Thomas E 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Lowdermilk, William P #
Loyd, Roger L #
Mackey, John M. Sr 59,200
Maness, Tracy A 40,700 Auto
Mangum, Robert L 31,823 8,904 4,460 6,500
Mann, W. Joseph #
Marsicano, Leslie M #
McKita, Carleton P #
McQuade, J. Stanley .... 88,000
Merchant, Michele R 36,500
Morgan, Deborah 25,925
Murphy, Miles Jr 62,340
Nagel, Donald C #
Oldham, Kirk B 34,830
Ormond, John K. Jr #
Pace, James H 47.600
Parrish, Carrie W 27,900 8,500 1/2 Soc.Sec.
Peterson, F. Gerald 30,885 13,600 4,000 1,200
Ponder, Reginald V^^ 84,000 18.000 Voucher
Porter, Ernest R #
Potter, Benjamin F. Jr. . . . 51,280
Presnell, William M 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Price, Barbara H 36,000
Purcell, Joan 13,817
Rawlings, James A. Jr. ... 50,000
Richey, Russell E #
Rouse, Ben C 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Safley, Michael W 55,000 Provided All Voucher
Scanlan, Caria J 30,000 Hea.lns.
Scroggs, Robin J #
Shannonhouse, Richard D. 36,500 12,000 1,500
Sharpe, William G. IV . . . . 41,650 8,000 1,140
Shuler, Albert 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Smith, A. Clay 39.000 Provided Voucher
Smith, J. Thomas 62,786 Provided All Voucher
Smith, Meil E 26,000
Stafford, Sidney E #
Stanfield, E. Douglas .... 58,352 9,608 2,654
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Name Sakiry Housing . . . Utilities Travd Other
Stark, Rufus H. II 62,312 10,600 3,000 Auto
Steinmetz, David C #
Stokes, John L. Ill 56,250
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CONFERENCE COGNCIL ON MINISTRIES REPORT
ARCHIVES AND HISTORY, COMMISSION ON
The Commission met on April 8, 1995, at the GM Building in Raleigh. A presenta-
tion was given by Rev. Frank Grill, Conference Historian, on how to guide the local
Church Historians in their work. This was to train our members to be effective as a
resource person within the districts to assist the local church historians. Our Fall meeting
was on October 21, 1995 at Louisburg College along v/ith the Conference Historical
Society meeting. We discussed the budget for 1998 and how the local churches, districts,
and the Conference could live out the Conference Council on Ministries emphasis for
1997: "Grov/ing Together in Christ for Ministry and Mission."
The rSC Conference Gnited Methodist Historical Society met on April 22, 1995 at
Ocracoke and Portsmouth Islands, NC. This was an exciting and adventurous experience
for those in attendance. We traveled by ferry and motor boats to get to our destination.
Portsmouth Island is no longer inhabited but a Methodist Church is still there and
maintained by the National Park Service. It was exciting a few days after our adventure
to read an article in the newspaper, The Pilot of Southern Pines, by retired minister. Rev.
W. A. Crow, about his appointment to the Ocracoke-Portsmouth Charge from late May
1936 to November 1938. This truly helped to make history come alive and emphasized
the importance of recording first hand experiences. The Fall meeting of the Society was
held at Louisburg College on October 21, 1995. We were drawn into the history of the
college campus through the presentations of George-Anne Wiilard, Professor of History,
Sarah !. Davis, and Lucy T. Allen, Louisburg College Trustee and Mayor of the Town of
Louisburg, while sitting in the original Franklin Male Academy which is now a museum
on the campus. We also visited the Green Hill house, which was the first meeting place
of the Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church after the Christmas
Conference of 1784. Annual dues to the Society are $7 and include a subscription to the
newsletter "Saddlebags," edited by Rev. C. Frank Grill, 330 Azalea Road, Southern Pines,
NC 28387. Dues may be sent to Mr. John Mitchell, 622 Wimbleton Dr., Raleigh, NC
27609 or at our display table at Annual Conference.
Our Commission helped to provide training at the January Workshops of the
Buriington and Sanford Districts. These were informative and greatly appreciated by those
in attendance. We encourage the other districts to offer this in the near future.
The SEJ Historical Society meeting hosted by the AL-W.FL Conference was held,
July 11-14, 1995 at Huntingdon College, Montgomery, AL. The theme for the occasion
was "Civil War to Civil Rights." Those in attendance from our Conference were Rev. and
Mrs. C. Maness Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Lugar, Mr. John Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs.
W. Arthur Warren, Jr. and their daughters Maria, Martha and Noelle. The next meeting
of the Society will be July 9-12, 1996 at the Life Enrichment Center, Leesburg, FL with
the theme, "Florida Methodism: Roots and Routes."
We are thankful for the work of the local Church Historians in preserving, recording
and sharing their local histories. Please send copies of your new histories and updated
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information to the Conference Archives at the GM Building in Raleigh. We will be glad to
assist you in anyway that we can.
W. Arthur Warren, Jr., Chairperson
CHRISTIAN arsriY AND INTERREUGIOUS CONCERNS,
COMMISSION ON
Our Book of Discipline, in discussing United Methodists' Ecumenical Commitment,
states, "Christian Gnity is not an option; it is a gift to be received and expressed." The
Commission on Christian Gnity and Interreligious Concerns have been seeking to give
truthful expression of the gift of Christian unity in its work this year. We held our
reorganizational meeting in July 1995, during which we set two goals as foci for our work
this year: 1) furthering dialogues with Episcopalians and Catholics, and 2) organizing to
help local churches in their own expressions of Christian unity.
in October we met with our Roman Catholic Christian Gnity Commission
counterparts for a shared experience of service, fellowship, and discussion. We began the
day bagging sweet potatoes for the Society of Saint Andrew, and our two bishops worked
side by side in this endeavor. After lunch, we met for a time of introduction and
discussion together. This event was so successful that we met again in May 1996 to
discuss the recent papal encyclical, "Gt Gnum Sunt, (That All May Be One)." Several
members of the commission have been engaged in an ongoing dialogue v^^th Methodist
and Anglicans, and in January several persons were invited to lunch with members of the
International Anglican-Methodist Dialogue Committee, which was meeting in Hendersonvi-
lle. They heard from our delegation, which is the only statewide study and dialogue group
of its kind in the nation.
We have done member training this year so that Commission members can assist
local churches in their understanding of our ecumenical challenge. Also, we w\\\ be giving
the first Award for Ecumenical Ministries to a network, congregation, or individual who
is giving extraordinary witness to our ecumenical calling. At the time of this writing,
COCG is coming before The GMC. If General Conference approves it, Gnited Methodist
churches will have a subtitle: The Church of Christ Gniting. Whether or not COCG is
approved, local churches will want to spend time reflecting on our connection with other
members of the Body of Christ. In any event, the Commission on Christian Gnity stands
ready to further and interpret the gift of Christian unity for the people of God.
Claire Clyburn, Chairperson
CHURCH AND SOCIETY, COMMISSION ON
Formerly combined with Christian Gnity and Interreligious Concerns as the
Commission on Social and Ecumenical Ministries from 1992-1995 and by vote of the
1995 Annual Conference Session, the Commission on Church and Society once again
exists as an independent commission. We have been fortunate in having a good mix of
both experience and freshness on the Commission. We focused in on the theme
"Growing Together in Christ for Mission and Ministry" and on what that meant for our
commission. What probably best describes the Commission's purpose is the mission
statement adopted by the General Board of Church and Society in 1991:
The Board of Church and Society reminds the church to declare through Word and
demonstrate through Sacrament the saving Judgement of the Kingdom of God. Being
involved injustice ministries, in evangelizing to the poor and powerless, in advocacy
for the oppressed, the church reaches out to all persons with the message of the
Gospel. The Board of Church and Society challenges the church to remember that our
larger tasks move us beyond meeting individual religious needs. We consider
involvement in these social aspects of ministry to be "evangelical."
We have continued to be faithful by helping to sustain emerging ministries such as
Clark Street Ministries in Rocky Mount and the ministries of Good Shepherd Gnited
Methodist Church in Durham. We have continued to support the ministries of SEJAMAM,
Yokefellows, CITCA and the Land Stewardship Council, and we have provided financial
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assistance for such projects as Youth Habitat for Humanity in Wilmington and for
chaplaincy materials needed for the Nash Correctional Center. We have reached to our
brothers and sisters through a Christian Witness Seminar on tobacco with over seventy-
five participants, and plans are under way for a conference on hog farming and its effects
on our communities.
Annually, the Conference Commission on Church and Society (formerly the
Commission on Social and Ecumenical Ministries) receives nominations for the Jack and
Kay Crum Award, "a financial bequest given in recognition and support of a church's or
ordained clergy's incisive prophetic ministry in our midst." Regrettably, the Commission
has not received any nominations for this year. Since the Commission is confident that
there are many outstanding ministries in our conference that would meet this criteria, the
Commission urges churches and clergy to make nominations by January 31, 1997. A
copy outlining the general criteria governing the award is available upon request. All
requests for information as well as all nominations should be addressed to the Peace with
Justice Coordinator, Morth Carolina Conference Commission on Church and Society,
Post Office Box 10955, Raleigh, North Carolina 27605.
Henry Jarrett, Chairperson
CONGREGATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, COMMISSION ON
The Commission on Congregational Development continues to embrace the scope
of work placed before us by the Annual Conference. The Into the 21st Century Report
affirmed the need to start a number of new congregations each year to equal 1 % of the
total charges in the Conference. That translates to the challenging goal of six new
congregations per year!
In 1995, five new congregations were started. Not quite six, but we praise God for
the largest number of new congregations started in one year in recent memory.
They are: Christ CJMC in Chapel Hill; Cornerstone CJMC in Fayetteville; Pinehurst
United Methodist Church in Pinehurst; Clark Street Ministries in Rocky Mount; and Harbor
GMC in Wilmington. All five churches are guided by committed pastors who are seeing
the Holy Spirit bless their ministries in extraordinary ways!
The work of Congregational Development is divided into three major categories: I.
Leadership; D. LxKration; and ID. Funding.
I. Leadership - The first priority in successfijlly starting a new congregation is the
appointment of a pastor who possesses the skills, experiences, and call that are
needed for this unique and demanding ministry.
A. A search has been undertaken to discover pastors who would wish to be
considered for such an appointment. A number of pastors are currently
enrolled in a new church leadership identification group.
B. Several pastors from our Conference attended the Duke National Institute for
New Church Development in the summer of 1995 and will continue through
the second phase of the Institute in the summer of 1996. The idea is to
develop a cadre of pastors who are willing and trained, from which appoint-
ments to new congregational development could be made.
n. Location - A number of communities and locales across the Conference are being
identified as likely sites for new churches.
A. The Percept Program continues to provide demographic profiles of the locales
around the Conference that show sufficient numbers of under-served,
unchurched people that would require a new church mission.
B. Due to fijnding restrictions, three locations were recommended to the Bishop
and Cabinet as offering excellent opportunities to reach unchurched persons
for Christ in 1996. Extensive study has illustrated the viability of these locations
in Holly Springs, Carpenter (west Cary), and Wilmington. A number of other
locations in the Conference are on a priority list and studies are being carried
out in these areas. When monies are available, these projects will go forward.
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m. Funding
A. The Emerging Church Salary Support Fund is currently providing partial
compensation for the pastors of 12 new congregations. Monies are available
for the appointment of three additional pastors in July of 1996.
B. Ten Dollar Club members were again invited to purchase multiple shares of
$10 each. Interpreted with posters and new publicity materials, the changes
have received a remarkably positive response.
C. The Commission on Congregational Development is presently developing a
plan to raise Endowed Funds among interested individuals for the purpose of
sustaining the work of new church development into the next millennium.
The work of the Commission on Congregational Development is to support the
establishment of new communities of faith across our Conference whose core
commitment is to welcome new persons into the Church of Jesus Christ and equip them
to become mature disciples. We are grateful to participate in this sacred ministry.
David E. Brownlee, Chairperson
DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, COMMITTEE ON
During the season of hurricane after hurricane, by the grace of God, we had no
major disasters in 1995. I believe our prayer life grew as the chances of being hit by
nature's fury got greater and greater. From the perspective of the Disaster Preparedness
Committee we have a lot to be thankful for this year!
We cannot hope to be so blessed forever. To borrow the motto of the Boy Scouts,
we need to "be prepared." I would like to also encourage the churches of the NC
Conference to do two very important things in 1996. First, please appoint a person to be
responsible for setting up a plan for disaster response for your local church. Next, I beg
you to make sure that your church insurance is adequate to cover a total loss of your
entire facility. Our committee is thankful to be able to meet human needs and to help
alleviate hunger after a disaster. Please remember we do not function as an insurance
agency that rebuilds damaged or destroyed church property.
Our last year's training event was so successful that many people left Queens Creek
CIMC in Hubert and started a disaster relief program in their own churches. This year
Ocean View GMC, (Long Beach in the Wilmington District) sponsored our training event
sharing their extensive efforts to prepare a local church to meet personal needs during
a disaster. We hope to repeat last year's success. We also had George Button from
GMCOR to train us on how to do pastoral care with children following a disaster. This
year we will double our efforts in order to help our Conference to "Be Prepared."
May God bless us this year and may our prayer life continue to grow. We look
forward to representing our Conference in 1996.
G. Ronald Patton, Chairperson
EDUCATION, COMMISSION ON
The Commission on Education offers various opportunities to enhance leadership
for local congregations in developing Christian Education ministries. This year the
commission reached a tremendous landmark in the implementation of our first District
Director of Christian Education. Rev. Laura Early was appointed to the Elizabeth City
District to provide key leadership for local congregations in the area of Christian
Education ministries. Such a position provides opportunities for teacher training, annual
curriculum overview, and maintaining a current resource center, etc. Currently, the
commission is seeking other districts that are interested in such a position.
Our conference offers an exemplary program for youth ministry, in a time of
constant cut back, the commission voted wholeheartedly not to cut finances for our
conference youth program. The new programs implemented by the Conference
Committee on Youth Ministry offer creative and effective ways to reach young people.
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A Task Force for Older Adult Ministries is currently seeking new and different ways
to address the needs of this age level. The Singles Ministry provided a Spring Retreat at
Camp Don Lee, and also a Fail Fest which was a day seminar for singles and workers.
Our Ministry Training Teams continue to provide excellent leadership for local
congregations. The Vision 2000: Sunday School Growth Model is using the MTT to follow
up with the Evangelism Model: Reaching Out Through the Sunday School.
The Conference Commission on Education, in cooperation v/ith the Vision 2000
Steering Committee, will sponsor a day event entitled "Vision 2000 - V/indows to the
Future," on Saturday, September 28, 1996 at the Fayetteville Civic Arena. Vv'orkshops for
the day will include: V/indows into the Vv'ord, (how to teach the Bible); Spiritual
Awakening through Education; Tools for Church School Grovi/th; Growing in Faith
through the Sunday School; Many Opportunities for Renewal in Education; God's Vision
in My Place. Workshops and learning opportunities will also be made available for
children, youth, and their leaders.
The Commission has listened attentively to the needs of the local church. It is our
prayer that this commission may continue to provide new windows of opportunity to
empower local churches to share the gospel message.
Richard T. Clayton, Chairperson
ETHMIC MINORITY LOCAL CHURCH CONCERNS, COMMITTEE ON
The Ethnic Minority Local Church Concerns Committee expresses grateful
appreciation to the bishop and cabinet, the Conference Council on Ministries, the council
program staff and the clergy and laity of the Annual Conference. The Committee has
valued the support received from all of the above.
The Committee has attempted to be faithful to the Committee's mission this year.
Its methods and strategies have changed from time to time, but the mission continues
to be that of strengthening the ethnic minority local church for mission and ministry. Two
objectives have been very significant to the work of the Committee this year: (1) to
develop skills and attitudes to help United Methodist Christians learn to work with and
grow in their appreciation of the diverse, multicultural mix of the constituency of this
annual conference in particular and of all people in general; and, (2) to oppose and work
to find ways to eradicate racism and oppression so that our world may truly become a
Shalom community for all the people of God.
With significant sensitivity to its mandate: TO STRENGTHEN THE ETHNIC
MINORITY LOCAL CHURCH FOR THE 2 1ST CENTURY, the Committee has continued
to center on the following ministries:
(1) lay and clergy training for greater and more effective involvement in all areas of
ministry at the local church level;
(2) effective goal-setting procedures within the context of each ethnic local church's
missional statement of purpose;
(3) significant ministries in Christian education, evangelism and hospitality, mission and
outreach, and strong ministries to and with youth and children at every local church
level;
(4) strong Christ-centered, biblically-based approaches to ministry at the local church
level with the local church being the strategic center of ministry and with strong
emphases on every Christian fulfilling his/her role as a minister; and
(5) effective growth in spiritual formation and spiritual discipline.
The Ethnic Minority Local Church Concerns Committee continues to have in place
and available upon request Ministry and Mission Equipping Teams (MAMETS) who stand
ready to assist any group that wants help in understanding and implementing the
Comprehensive Plan. The Committee continues to give thanks to God for the support
of the Annual Conference.
William E. Cummings, Chairperson
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EVANGEUSM, COMAMSSION ON
The 1995/96 conference year continued with the major program emphasis of the
Commission being VISION 2000. VISION 2000 has brought new life to many congrega-
tions as they have been inspired to seek God's vision for their future. A major component
of VISION 2000 has been the annual Lenten Worship Attendance Crusade. This crusade
has encouraged churches to broaden their outreach into their communities by use of
FRANGELISM. Church members intentionally pray for and invite "friends, relatives,
acquaintances, and neighbors" to worship during Lent. Churches participating in the
crusade reported average worship attendance increases from 25 - 70%. VISION 2000 also
celebrated the movement of God's Spirit across the North Carolina Conference with The
Great Event. This event attracted 2,000 people to a day of worship, inspiration, visioning,
and celebrating at the Cumberland County Civic Center in Fayetteville. The major
presenters for this event were Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., Bishop Mary Ann Swenson of the
Denver Area, Dr. Joe Harding (Father of the VISION 2000 movement), and Dr. Lovett
Weems (Dean of Saint Paul School of Theology in Kansas City). The 1996 VISION 2000
event, Windows To The Future, will be held on September 28, 1996 at the Cumberland
County Civic Center. This event will offer visionary insight and training in Christian
Education.
The Commission continued its works in emphasizing the ministry of evangelism in
churches of all sizes in all settings. The Commission sponsored a training session for
pastors serving their first appointments and a major cross-racial evangelism event led by
the Commission's Ethnic Minority Local Church Committee. The Commission also has
trained several evangelism teams. These teams are available, at no charge, to work with
local churches to help develop a comprehensive evangelism strategy.
The Commission takes seriously the teachings of Christ that call us to respond to
God's great love for us by reaching out in love to others. The Commission seeks to
enable that spirit of outreach in every local church.
Ecwood C. (Eckie) Lancaster, Chairperson
HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, COMMISSION ON
This will be the last report I will be privileged to give as Chairperson of the
Commission on Health and Human Services. The past four years have been years of
excitement, anticipation, and celebration. The work of this commission continues to grow
and bear fruit for the kingdom of God. The ministries have deepened and matured over
the past four years both as a result of, and in response to, our new relationship
statements.
The Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc., have been recognized as an EAGLE
Organization. They received this award at the Health and Welfare Ministries annual
convention in Cleveland, OH, on April 13. The EAGLE (Educational Assessment
Guidelines Leading toward Excellence) Award is given to those organizations who have
done an extensive self evaluation and then passed a peer review committee. We are
privileged to have two EAGLE organizations. The Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc., is
to be commended upon passing their evaluation and review.
The Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc., is in the midst of an expansion program.
Eastern NC is growing as a retirement area. The number of elderly and retirees is
increasing. The Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc., is keenly aware of this need, both
present and future; and is moving to meet those needs.
The Methodist Home for Children, Youth and Family Services, continues to develop
as a leader in the area of family preservation. The move from a campus based ministry
to a family based ministry has opened new and ever expanding opportunities to impact
on the lives of individuals and families. This ministry of family counseling and preservation
will reap benefits for our society and our state.
The Asbury Homes is anticipating the opening of their first home for mentally
retarded adults. Goremont is being leased from the Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc..
and will be operated as a ministry of the Asbury Homes, Inc. it is anticipated that
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Goremont will be in operation by the first of May. This is a ministry that has been a vision
for a number of years. We rejoice that it is finally coming to pass.
The Golden Cross Fund continues to need our support and prayers. For the past
four years we have exhausted our funds before the end of the year. The past three years
has seen this fund depleted before Annual Conference. Churches may receive a special
offering to help supplement this fund. 1 encourage each church to offer its members an
opportunity to give a special offering of love to this need. The Golden Cross can only be
used by the laity to help pay for medical bills. Good stewardship necessitates that
applications be processed to help those genuinely in need. If there is a need in your
church, please complete an application and forward it to our Golden Cross director.
There is a new ministry beginning to take shape. The Parish Nurse program is one
form of congregational health care. We have a Parish Murse committee which has been
meeting, planning, and praying for this ministry. There will be an Introductory Parish
rSurse Workshop offered on September 7, 1996, at the Zebulon GMC from 9:30 am to
3:30 pm. The cost will be $30.00 if postmarked prior to July 31 and $40.00 after July
31. Information my be obtained from Sue Kiryluk, 1 1012 Debnam Road, Zebulon, NC
27597. Our Parish Nurse Committee is: Sue Kiryluk (919) 269-0988; Kay Ferraro (919)
362-5982; Laura Pennington (910) 229-5997; and LaDena Gotten (919) 693-5306.
The Duke Chaplaincy Program is one which is often under-utilized. Rev. Jim
Rawlings is a GM Chaplain assigned to Duke Hospital. He is available to make pastoral
visits for Pastors who are unable to personally visit. In addition to making visits, Jim is
involved in counseling and in support for Divinity Students at Duke. Due to our budgetary
shortfall, our support of the Duke Chaplaincy program has been reduced. Yet, this
ministry is one of direct outreach to people in need.
Our Committee on Handicapping Conditions has taken the initiative on church
accessibility. SEMAR is no longer awarding grants to assist churches in becoming more
accessible. This year we have awarded two accessibility grants to churches in our
conference to help assist with accessibility projects.
The workshop on AIDS had to be postponed. Our goal was to have three
representatives from each District to be trained as a District Team. This team would then
work with churches within their District to begin ministries to persons living with AIDS;
those who have tested positive for HIV; and their families. The workshop may be offered
at some time in the future.
The possibilities for ministry are many: day care; drug abuse; alcoholism; persons
with special needs; senior citizens; handicapping conditions; parish nurse; community
based adult day care; medicine box program; hospice volunteer ministry; and other
ministries which directly minister to people in need are all valid ministries in which
churches may become involved.
Please continue to support our Children's Home and Retirement Homes through
special offerings. Also, the Food Lion Days program is an additional opportunity to help
support these institutions.
The ministry of Health and Human Services is a ministry which is growing and
changing in a world that is grovy^ng and changing. May God continue to guide us, both
as a conference and as individual churches, as we minister in the name of Christ.
It has been a joy and a privilege to have served as the Chairperson of this
commission for the past four years. My prayer is that the work may continue to move
forward; and that the name of Jesus Christ may be proclaimed in all that is done in
ministry. My thanks to the members of this commission for their trust and support. May
God continue to bless each and every one.
Roger D. Cope, Chairperson
The Asbuiy Homes, Inc.
The Asbury Homes, Inc., is proud to announce that as this report is being prepared,
the first residential facility is being prepared to admit the first residents into the Asbury
Homes program. The Home is located in Tabor City in the Wilmington District. The
Home is known as Goremont and is owned by the United Methodist Retirement Homes
Inc., and is being leased to Asbury Homes, Inc., by the Retirement Home, Inc.
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The Home is being prepared to house four to five adults with mental retardation.
A fire-escape is being added to the rear of the house to bring the facility up to fire, health
and safety code. Once these additions are completed, the house will be inspected by the
appropriate agencies to be licensed and certified for occupancy.
Applications are being received from potential residents in the Columbus County
area of the State who will qualify for Medicaid waiver funding to enable Asbury Homes,
Inc., to operate this first home at a break-even point.
Asbury Homes, Inc., was created at a time when HGD was able to provide the
funding for construction of homes for agencies to use as Group Homes or Supportive
Living Alternatives, but in the last year the budget uncertainties have made it impossible
for HGD to make any 81 1 Grants. At the present time in view of the fact that there is no
budget adopted by the congress, HUD does not know when it will be able to fund such
grants again.
The State of NC does not have any available money with which to purchase
residential alternatives such as is being projected by Asbury Homes, Inc. The only
available money is to assist the state in placing residents from the state institutions in the
community.
The state of NC has been providing up to $65,000 as "start up" money for new
homes but that is no longer available.
Asbury Homes, Inc., tried, unsuccessfully, to secure "start up" funds from the
Conference Council on Finance and Administration to help put Goremont into operation.
Since no other state and/or federal funds are available, Asbury Homes, Inc., has had to
borrow $50,000 for "start up" funds to be paid out of operational income or from
voluntary contributions from churches or individuals in the NC Annual Conference.
Asbury Homes, Inc., is planning to develop a ministry to the geriatric adult with
mental retardation, in cooperation with the United Methodist Retirement Homes
Corporation. Persons with mental retardation were once referred to as "children" and
most did not live beyond adolescent or teen years. Today, persons with mental
retardation, like anyone else, live to be senior citizens, but seldom are there appropriate
residential programs developed that allow them the right to retire or to live out their
senior years in dignity. Asbury Homes, Inc., is working to devise a ministry that will help
families with family members who are geriatric adults with mental retardation to live out
their years with comfort and dignity.
Churches, church groups such as GMM or GMW or Church School Classes, or
interested individuals who would like to help Asbury Homes in the development of this
ministry are urged to contact Mr. Tom Walden at (919) 544-1284.
Thomas L. Walden, President
Golden Cross
The Golden Cross Ministry is one means by which our Conference reaches out in
love to the laity within our Conference who are experiencing difficulty in meeting the
demands of excessive medical expenses. Through Golden Cross we United Methodists
care for members of our local church families in times of great emotional stress and
financial need.
1995 was another record year for Golden Cross. Once again, we received an
"avalanche" of requests. By June we had exhausted our "promised" funds! We had
budgeted $25,294 for 1995, which was almost $2,000 less than the previous year, and
promised it all. During 1995 we assisted 27 families from 10 Districts in our Conference.
This could have been much higher if we had had more funds available. If your church
chooses to take a special offering for Golden Cross, please send it to Golden Cross,
%Caroline Buckland, POBox 10955, Raleigh, NC 27605. Golden Cross is a very special
ministry.
Therefore, as you encounter those in need of financial assistance to help meet
medical expenses, encourage them to contact their pastor for additional information and
an application form. With God's help, and your generosity, we will meet every eligible
request with the fijnds we have. In the past, we United Methodists in the NC Annual
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Conference have been most gracious in making these funds available to all Gnited
Methodists.
The church and its members are grateful for your support in times of extreme need.
God bless you.
Richard C. Vaughan, Director
Methodist Home for Chfldren Child & Family Services
OGR NEW NAME!
We have added some descriptive words to our name to better describe what we do.
The name is now Methodist Home for Children Child & Family Services, and to shorten
it, most of the time we say MHC Child & Family Services. Serving troubled children and
families is the work that we do.
ANOTHER RECORD YEAR
In doing that work in 1995, we served 474 children in out-of-home care. That
record surpasses all other years of service. We served a total of 743 children in all
services from 562 families. The services were provided in 17 youth homes and 110 foster
homes. There were 9 family preservation specialists serving clients in their own homes.
The agency provides consultation in child day care and family centered services to local
churches and other groups.
NEW SERVICES
Two additional youth homes were opened in Wilmington operated for New Hanover
County. An emergency receiving home was opened in Tarboro, a cooperative program
for Nash, Edgecombe and Wilson Counties. MHC Child & Family Services was chosen
to open two Family Support Centers in Sampson and Hoke Counties. These two centers
are model programs providing easy access to services by families in those areas.
FUNDING AAAKES IT POSSIBLE
$262,61 0 was given to MHC through the Apportionments. This money together with
other annual giving, grants and income on the Endowment provided more than
$2,000,000 for benevolent care to children and families in need. The support of the
Annual Conference is critical in providing the foundation for services which in 1995 were
valued at $8,500,000.
NEW CENTGRY CAMPAIGN
The new century for MHC Child & Family Services will begin in 1999. That year is
our target year for the $7,000,000 Neiv Century Campaign, which invites investment in
future quality services to troubled children and families. To date, $1,800,000 has been
received in cash, property and pledges. The Centennial Goal calls for the gifts of all who
care about quality services to children and families. The success of this campaign will be
a fitting celebration for 100 Years of Leadership.
THE CHGRCH: A FAMILY RESOGRCE CENTER
Many children and youth are suffering today. That is a sure sign that families are
in distress. There are many indications that family dysfunction is the number one problem
in our country at the present time. It is the observation and lament of many pastors that
when a family is suffering dysfunction, the family will drop out of church. It is as if the
church is not perceived as a place for troubled people to be.
Jesus once commented that the well have no need of the physician, that He comes
that the sick might be whole. This issue demands our attention: How can we as local
churches better position ourselves to engage in a positive way, the wide range of families
who are hurting?
MHC Child & Family Services has responded to this challenge. We have dedicated
two staff persons to do consultation with local churches and other groups interested in
doing intentional family centered services to better address the needs of families
experiencing difficulty. These staff are: Diaconal Minister Ms. Margaret Anne Biddle,
Consultant in Child Day Care; and The Rev. Dr. Tracy Maness, Consultant in Intentional
Family Centered Services. They may be reached at (919) 828-0345.
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Pastors, Council on Ministries, and Staff Parish Relations Committees are
encouraged to call on these resource persons in addressing the urgent need for ministry
which extends to those who are hurting.
Rufus H. Stark 11, President
The United Methodist Retirement Homes, Inc.
The United Methodist Retirement Homes is blessed with a strong foundation - our
roots have been grounded in the faith of The GMC for more than 40 years. This faith
Influences attitudes and relationships that add a spiritual aspect to life in our retirement
communities. The spiritual essence and our commitment to quality enable us to fulfill our
mission to "ensure the elderly the respect and dignity that is their right as members of
the human community."
The residents, the Trustees, the staff, and I are deeply indebted to GMs in the NC
Annual Conference for your support of The United Methodist Retirement Homes. As 1
thank you, 1 want also to applaud our staff - those who work in each facility as well as
those who serve in the corporate office. As a whole, these individuals are skilled,
committed, caring persons and are loved by our residents. The staff is an integral
component of our solid foundation.
This year we have continued to build on our strong foundation. The new health care
center at Cypress Glen has begun to serve the needs of many people and the added
apartments and cottages also will meet the demand for more housing at the Greenville
facility. Construction is progressing at Croasdaile Village in Durham; hundreds of older
adults will make this community their home in the near future. Wesley Pines, for the first
time in its history, is full and has a waiting list. Also, we are exploring the possibility of
purchasing Quail Haven Village in Pinehurst and adding skilled nursing care to that
facility, which we now manage.
In our effort to sell the Erwin Road campus, we discovered that we could not get
an amount close to what was anticipated without selling the 125 nursing home beds that
are certified for the Coble Health Care Center. Vv'e have accepted an offer to purchase the
open (undeveloped) land and have been in discussion with the officers of the Duke
Medical Center to lease to them a number of beds at Coble to operate a sub-acute care
unit. We would propose for United Methodist Retirement Homes to continue to operate
60-75 of the beds as a skilled nursing facility. Also, there have been discussions with the
Dean and other officials of the Duke Divinity School about utilizing some of the present
apartments and villas for divinity student housing.
In exploring various scenarios for marketing the Erwin Road property as well as
looking at the financing for Cypress Glen and Croasdaile Village, it became apparent to
the Board that it would be legally prudent for The United Methodist Retirement Homes
to set up each of the respective facilities as a subsidiary corporation. All of the Boards
would have the same elected members and some conference-wide ex officio members.
The Local Boards would have specified ex officio members, too. The officers would be
the same for the parent board and for each of the subsidiary boards of trustees. Our
attorneys believe this to be a very positive step at this time in our corporation's history.
Many of our sister UM multi-facility corporations are structured already as outlined above.
This process will be submitted to the Board of Institutions for review.
The Board of Trustees elected new officers at their September meeting. We are
fortunate to have a dedicated leader in Gary Fisher of Rockingham who was selected as
president. He succeeds Dr. Walter Linville of Wilson who provided outstanding leadership
during his two-year term of office. The residents, the staff, and I are indebted to our
Board for their gifts of time and assets to insure the continued stability and growth of our
ministry. In 1995 Board members increased their giving by almost 300 percent. Their
gifts, contributions from the annual conference, and donations from the many friends of
The United Methodist Retirement Homes have bolstered our Benevolent Funds which
provide for the care of older persons who have depleted their resources. This ministty
enables some residents, who otherwise would not have funds, to live the Abundant Life -
with dignity, security, meaning and fulfillment - that is "their right as members of the
human community."
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Your support of our Mother's Day Offering to help fund benevolent care also has
been outstanding. These residents receiving benevolent care are our senior church
members whose many years of service have enriched our state, our conference, our
congregations, and our lives. This is our opportunity to give back to them a portion of
what they have given so generously to us through the years. We need your continued
support as we carry out our Special Gifts Campaign for Croasdaile Village and the
expansion at Cypress Glen.
As life - the Abundant Life - of our older adults stretches to greater lengths and
broadens to wider horizons, the ministry of The United Methodist Retirement Homes is
to reinforce positive aging and, drawing from our roots of faith, to meet ethically their
changing needs.
Thank you, my sisters and brothers in Christ, for being such a significant part of this
vital ministry.
Reginald W. Ponder, President/CEO
HIGHER EDUCATION AMD CAMPUS MINISTRY, COMMISSION ON
The relationship between The CInited Methodist Church and its institutions of higher
education has been anything but static. In our own Conference the relationship has been
somewhat in flux because of the reduction of financial support to the institutions. We do
not perceive the financial reductions as a reduction in commitment but a result of other
demands on the Conference's budget. The creation of the Board of Institutions and the
election of college trustees by the individual colleges' Boards of Trustees (60%) and by
the Board of Institutions (40%) has also caused us to be more intentional about
strengthening the relationship between the Church and the colleges.
Over the years we have seen other church-related colleges drift away from the
denominations which gave birth to them. In some instances all ties have been severed.
The colleges of our Conference and the NC Conference Commission on Higher
Education and Campus Ministry are committed to seeing that our ties to one another
remain strong.
To this end, the Commission engaged in a dialogue with the Bishop and Cabinet.
Each college and a group representing the Church held individual discussions prior to the
meeting of the Commission and Cabinet. The Church body asked itself what it meant to
be a church that is in ministry through higher education. What are the Church's
expectations from such a ministry? By the same token, the colleges asked what it meant
to be a college related to The GMC. How do we, as a college, participate in the Church's
ministry?
Dr. John White, who was inaugurated as NC Wesleyan College's fourth president on
January 25, 1996, said in his Inaugural Address:
The faith-seeking College needs the Church. We seek faith in order that our
knowledge might be deeper, that our understanding keener, and that we might
seek something worth believing in. The Church needs the College as an
outgrovrth to faith itself which seeks understanding. Faith without understand-
ing withers; it is incomplete. John and Charies Wesley recognized this mutuality
as uniting knowledge and vital piety.
The dialogue between the Commission and the Cabinet resounded with promises
of mutual support. There were numerous affirmations regarding the importance of this
ministry
The concern shared by both the colleges and the Church was the difficulty of
interpreting our ministry in higher education to both the laity and clergy of the Church.
There are exciting ministries going on at all our colleges as well as at our campus
ministries on non-church-related campuses. This word must be spread to every corner
of the Conference.
In the coming quadrennium the challenge is to tell the story of this vital ministry. To
the extent that we are able to share the Church's story with the colleges and share the
colleges' ministries with the Church, we will strengthen the tie that binds.
Edward F. (Ned) Hill 11, Chairperson
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Campus AAinistiy, State Commission on
Campus Ministry continues to work in partnership with local churches and the
Annual Conferences in serving the student population. Approximately 150 local churches
across the state have either visited or have been visited by a campus ministry unit
through youth rallies, worship teams, or mission teams. GM ministries on the campus
include Bible study, worship and the sacraments, retreats, spiritual formation. Christian
ethics, mission teams both within and outside the country, tutoring services for area
children and others.
Two Wesley Foundations underwent the periodic review by the State Commission
in the last year. Campus Ministry units at NCSG and at UNC-G both received strong
marks for their creativity and faithfulness in their mission to students. In 1996, Western
Carolina and Winston-Salem State University will be visited in the review.
During the Fall of 1995, the NC State Commission on Campus Ministry embarked
on a mission to plan for the next quadrennium. Using a designed survey instrument,
listening sessions were conducted throughout the state at each campus which receives
funding for GM campus ministry. The points listed below summarize the common
concerns identified in the visits. The State Commission adopted these items for
consideration by the members of the 1996-2000 State Commission members.
• Interpretation - Develop a strategy to interpret to church people the excitement of
campus ministry and how that ministry reflects church concerns.
• Partnerships - Explore with campus ministries and local churches strategies for
partnerships to support shared ministry.
• Finances - Review annual conference support of campus ministry. Work with local
sites to develop avenues for additional support. (Suggestions include sponsoring
workshops on fundraising and development.)
• Building Needs - Ministry sites with facilities should assess their building repair and
improvement needs. At campuses where no building exists, an assessment should
be made to determine facility needs. Annual conferences and campus ministry
boards collaborate to formulate strategies to meet those needs.
• Staffing - Work with local campus ministry boards when staff changes are
anticipated to investigate creative staffing patterns.
• Expanding Ministries - Identify four potential sites for campus ministry expansion
during the 1996-2000 quadrennium. While simultaneously maintaining support to
existing campus ministries, work with United Methodists near the sites to pursue the
proposed ministry.
(The entire report can be referenced in "Listening for the Future: A Report for the
North Carolina State Commission on Campus Ministry.")
The Commission recommends the following revisions to the Campus Ministry
Handbook:
1. The membership of the Local Campus Ministry Conference shall consist of the
following: [amend by substituting the following for the original]
A. Ex Officio
1 . The District Superintendent of the District in which the Campus Ministry
is located.
2. The Campus Ministry Professional Staff.
3. One or more Pastor/s or Christian Educator/s or Chairperson/s of the
Council on Ministry(ies) of the local church(es) traditionally related to the
institution(s) served.
4. Members of the State Commission residing in the community.
5. The Executive Director of Campus Ministry in the Annual Conference
where the ministry is located.
B. At-Large
At least 12 members with representation from each of the following categories:
students, faculty/staff, laypersons from area churches.
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C. Service Terms for elected members
Elected members will serve for one-year terms with the possibility of serving a
total of six years. After six years a member must be off the Board for one year
before being eligible for reelection.
II. Proposed Revisions to Committees in the Local Campus Ministry Organization
A. Amend the sentence which currently reads: "There shall be organized in..."
to more permissive language: "There may be organized in..." New statement
to read:
The Campus Ministry Conference must care for the functions of: Finance,
facilities, nominations for officers and new members, personnel, and
program. In order to fulfill these responsibilities, there may be organized
in each Local Campus Ministry program the following standing commit-
tees nominated annually by the local committee on nominations and
elected by the Local Campus Ministry Conference.
B. In each of the Committees (Nominations, Finance, Facilities, and Campus
Minister Relations) amend by changing "shall consist of not less than five or
more than seven" to read "not less than three or more than five."
III. We propose these internal revisions to Committees:
A. That in the Committee on Nominations, final sentence, "The Campus Minister
shall serve as chair of this committee."
B. That the Committee on Campus Minister Relations in the future be called
"The Committee on Personnel."
C. And for clarity that in each committee we use consistent wording that clarifies
how often committees are elected and by whom, so that the wording in each
case would read:
"The Committee... shall consist of not less than three or more than five
members elected annually by the Campus Ministry Conference upon
recommendation by the Committee on Nomiinations."
D. In addition, we recommend that a Committee on Program may be organized.
We suggest the following wording:
"The Committee on Program shall consist of not less than three or more
than five members elected annually by the Local Campus Ministry
Conference upon recommendation by the Committee on Nominations.
The Campus Minister shall be an ex-officio member of this committee.
The committee shall be responsible for recommending short and
long-range goals and objectives for the campus ministry to be adopted by
the Local Campus Ministry Conference."
Finally, the commitment to campus ministry is extraordinarily evident in the Campus
Chaplains who serve and in their respective communities. The work of the State
Commission is critical in keeping alive the heritage of GMs in Christian higher education.
William H. Gattis, Chairperson
The Candler School of Theology
Candler School of Theology of Emory University is committed to preparing effective
and dynamic leadership for The GMC. It seeks to do this by maintaining close ties with
clergy and laity. Based on conversations with these constituent groups, the Candler
faculty has reviewed and revised its degree curriculum to assure a solid biblical foundation
and strong preaching background for its graduates. Required Bible faculty and a
foundational class on the basics of vital preaching will prepare students for a lifetime of
study in these two important disciplines.
Candler faculty stays abreast of concerns of local church members through
preaching, teaching, and leading workshops for churches and conferences. During 1 995-
96 Candler faculty traveled to 25 states to participate in lay theology academies, pastors'
schools. Christian educators' fellowships, revivals, laity retreats, and other church events.
Through the recently instituted Avary Program in Church Leadership, customized
workshops will be presented by Candler free of charge to churches, districts, and annual
conferences interested in revitalizing clergy and lay leadership.
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The educational program available at Candler has been strengthened this year by
the addition of three new faculty members. Dr. Nancy Eiesland, a Candler and Emory
University graduate, teaches in the area of sociology of religion. One of her specialties is
the study of how congregations respond to community change. Dr. Timothy Jackson
teaches in the area of Christian ethics. He will also offer courses in medical ethics, using
insights he has gleaned from his service on the ethics board of a denominationally
affiliated retirement home. Dr. Meal Walls, an Old Testament professor, is interested in
the religious traditions of ancient Israel, especially as a context for understanding Hebrew
texts found in the Old Testament.
As the largest of the 13 official GM seminaries, Candler is looking toward the future
of the church as it prepares students for faithful and creative ministries. The school
recently received a $3.3 million grant for The Pew Charitable Trust to support a program
to develop Hispanic religious leadership by promoting Hispanic participation in the
theological education. Candler's administration of this program will help prepare persons
to proclaim the Gospel in an increasingly diverse church.
Just as Candler seeks to support local churches, the seminary continues to benefit
from the support of local churches for theological education through the Ministerial
Education Fund (MEF), as well as the generosity of faithful individuals. We are grateful
for these gifts and the prayers of the conference for our students, faculty, and staff. We
give thanks for the partnership Candler has with this conference in preparing future
leaders of the church.
Degree Programs: Master of Divinity (M.Div.); Master of Theological Studies (M.T.S.);
Master of Theology (Th.M.); Doctor of Theology in Pastoral Counseling (Th.D.); Joint
Degree Programs: Juris Doctor/Master of Divinity (J.D./M.Div.); Juris Doctor/Master of
Theological Studies (J.D./M.T.S.); and Master of Business Administration/Master of
Divinity (M.B.A./M.Div.).
Statistics for 1995-96: Total enrollment 616; M.Div. Enrollment: 450; Full-time
faculty: 40; Tuition 1995-96: $9,200; and 94 percent of all M.Div. students receive
financial aid.
R. Kevin LaGree, Dean and Professor of Divinity
The Divinity School of Duke University
In its mission of professional education for Christian ministry, Duke Divinity School
continues its established history of authentic spiritual and intellectual creativity, guided
by an unambiguous commitment to the scripture and the Christian tradition. As part of
this commitment, the Divinity School is taking steps to expand its curricular offerings by
altering the name of the Master of Religious Education program to the Master in Church
Ministries. The change in nomenclature has been approved by our accrediting agency,
the Association of Theological Schools in the GS and Canada. This will allow the school
to broaden its offerings for those persons called to lay ministry. Students will be able to
choose from a variety of tracks in the program including: Christian education, church
music, church administration, and spiritual direction. Only the first track - Christian
education - will be opened in 1996.
This past year the divinity School enrolled 503 students comprised of persons from
33 states and nine foreign countries. Currently 60% of the student body is Gnited
Methodist, and 40% represent 38 other denominations. Degree candidates include: 388
M.Div., 16 M.R.E., 40 M.T.S., 39 Th.M. and 20 Special. Twenty-seven students entered
in January. The Divinity School includes 36% female and 11% ethnic minority students;
the median age of the students body is 27.
The Divinity School lost two dear friends and colleagues with the death of Frederick
Herzog, professor of systematic theology, on October 9, 1995, and Grant S. Shockley,
emeritus professor of Christian education, on February 16, 1996. Dr. Herzog's
commitment to the poor and the oppressed brought the school into dialogue on global
concerns of peace and justice. Dr. Shockley served with distinction for eight years as
director of the Black Church Affairs Office. They will both be sorely missed.
Susan Dunlap was named to the ministerial division as an assistant professor of
pastoral theology. Dr. Dunlap is an ordained minister of the Presbyterian Church (GSA)
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and holds a Ph.D. from Princeton Theological Seminary. Brett Webb-Mitchell has joined
the faculty as an assistant professor of Christian nurture. Dr. Webb-Mitchell has been with
the school since 1 993 as a visiting assistant professor.
Bishop C.P. Minnick, Jr. will be joining the Divinity School in September as Bishop-
in-Residence. Bishop Minnick, who is presently serving as bishop of the Raleigh episcopal
area and has served as bishop of the Jackson episcopal area, will provide invaluable help
to our students and faculty, especially in their relationships with the church. Richard Hays
was promoted to professor of New Testament. Dr. Hays is noted for his work in Pauline
theology and New Testament ethics. Susan Keefe, a church historian and specialist in
Carolingian manuscripts, has been promoted to associate professor of church history with
tenure. Roberta Schaafsma, Divinity School associate/reference librarian, has been
granted continuing appointment, a librarian's functional equivalent of tenure.
The Communications Office and the Divinity School Library launched worid wide
web home pages for the Divinity School in the fall. Those with a connection to the
Internet, in any part of the worid, now have immediate access to information on the
school and its library. The web pages can be accessed at httpy/www.duke.edu/divinity/
and httpi/Avww.lib.duke.edu/divinity/
"United Methodism and American Culture," a Lilly Endowment-funded project, has
completed its research and conference phase, Publication of its findings by the GM
Publishing House will begin in 1997. The conference was held in August at Epworth By
The Sea, St. Simons Island, GA, and featured papers by scholars and church leaders.
The annual Convocation and Pastor's School will be held October 21-23 1996, at
Duke Divinity School. The Gray Lectures will feature theologian Harvey Cox, Victor
Thomas, professor of religion at Harvard University, who is highly regarded commentator
on the meaning of religion in contemporary culture. The Hickman Lectures will be given
by The Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor, a noted Episcopal priest and homiletician. A brochure
and registration materials will be mailed in the summer.
Carter S. Askren, Director of Communications
LAITY, COMMISSION ON
There has been continued excitement in our Annual Conference this year, as we
have maintained our emphasis on "Vision 2000" and 'Transformation 2000." Laity and
clergy are working together to equip persons in our local churches to work, lead and
celebrate God's grace. Key events are highlighted below:
Transformation 2000
Transformation 2000 is designed to call lay people to leadership roles in revitalizing
and renewing the church and to help equip people nominated by their local churches as
leaders. Persons involved gain insight into the mission and purpose of God's church.
November 17-19, 1995, laypersons selected by their local churches were afforded
an opportunity to become equipped through the commission on Laity's Transformation
2000 event, held at Atlantic Beach. The Transformation 2000 weekend, "Equipping
Emerging Laity" was an intensive time for workshops and worship in a relaxed setting, it
was a time of community building, study, sharing and tremendous personal growth.
Evaluations indicated that this was indeed an exciting time in the life of The GMC in the
NC Conference. We give thanks to God for all members of the Transformation 2000
Planning Committee who gave unselfishly of their time and talents.
The 1996 "Transformation 2000" event is scheduled for November 16, 1996 at
Haymount CIMC, Fayetteville. The keynoter for the event will be Mrs. Gariinda Burton,
editor for the Interpreter magazine.
Lay initiatives
January workshops were held in our districts and again they provided training for
laity in leadership positions in the local church. The Commission and the CCOM
approved the dates for 1997 workshops at their recent meeting. Those dates are 1/5/97
(central) and 1/12/97 (coastal). More information will be forthcoming about NEW options
relative to January workshops.
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Staff Representative to the Commission on Laity. The Commissfon ts comr^Sed ?n
Gwen C. Henderson, Conference Lay Leader
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MISSIONS AND OOTREACH, CGAWISSIGN ON
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Education and Cultivation. Three schools of Christian mission were held, educating
over 500 people on Europe, the GN, and Ecclesiastes and highlighting Conference
mission projects. The Rainbow Covenant fellowship continues to grow, as churches pay
their apportionments in full and then go the second mile in giving to the five lanes of the
Advance (World, National, Conference, Missionary Salary Support, and GMCOR). New
pastor training included presentation of conference mission emphases and encourage-
ments to missional leadership in their communities. Jesse Staton, conference mission
secretary, and the 12 district mission secretaries are ready to assist local churches in the
development of mission outreach. Contact these resource people with your questions and
requests!
Volunteers-in-Mission. Over 30 workteams organized on the local church, district,
and conference level have worked in the conference, in the GS, and 1 1 countries in the
world beyond. Five teams worked on the construction of a new parsonage in San Isidro,
Costa Rica, and four teams rebuilt the church in Jaramillo, Mexico. John Wesley
observed, "The reason we so little understand the poor is that we so seldom visit them."
GMVIM offers you a chance to join the over 300 volunteers in 1 995 who witness with
enthusiasm to wonderful visits, meaningful mutual helping, and growth in understanding
and compassion!
Church and Community. Grants were made in 1995 to a number of local missions,
including Good Shepherd GMC English as a Second Language Ministry, Carolina Beach
Ministry, and the Interfaith Hospitality Networks in Durham, Cumberland, and Wake
counties. Contact David Harvin if your local church would like to apply for funds to
strengthen mission in your community.
Construction Assistance to Local Churches. Gary Smith, conference construction
coordinator, gives direction and expertise in our effort to assist churches with capital
building needs. In 1995, 10 construction projects yielded an estimated savings of
$327,100 in these local congregations: Siler City Hispanic Mission, La Trinidad,
Evergreen, Eureka, Rehobeth, Mt. Carmel, Lane's Chapel, Pink Hill, Rhyne Memorial, and
Branch Street. As you consider building or expansion projects, consider this valuable
resource of our annual conference.
Special World Mission Emphases: Armenia, Liberia, Peru
In Armenia, Project AGAPE, (a joint project of the NC and the Western NC Annual
Conferences) offers expanding ministries in the areas of pastoral care, theological
education, health care, vocational education, and - most recently - in the needs of
children orphaned as a result of the continuing violence and war. An orphanage was
started in 1995 in Latchin with great faith and hope and meager supplies and resources.
Your gifts will continue the furnishing and resourcing of the orphanage which at the end
of 1995 was caring for over 50 children.
In Peru, the covenant of prayer and Christian friendship between the NC Annual
Conference and the Methodist Church of Peru continues to be a channel of blessing. We
continue to be present v/ith Peruvian Methodists in their annual conference, and we
support one another in prayer, study, and mutual assistance.
In Liberia, the St. Matthews School was completed and furnished with desks, books,
and school supplies. Thank you for your gifts that continue to meet critical needs of the
Liberian Church and the people of Liberia.
The goal of the Commission on Missions and Outreach is fourfold: educating for
mission, inspiring for mission, encouraging generosity for mission, and sending people
forth in mission. As we can help in these ways, please contact any member of our
commission. It is our hope and our prayer that our work together with you will result in
caring work done to the glory of Christ.
Hope Morgan Ward, Chairperson
NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRY, COMMITTEE ON
The Native American Ministry Committee is composed of seven members (five from
the Native American community). The basic responsibilities are to a) determine the
distribution of the Native American Awareness Sunday offering; b) coordinate the
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promotion of Mative American Awareness Sunday; and c) monitor Native American
Smeon^Fr'''" ''' ""T"' Conference. Also, the committee established the R^veenS
Simeon F. Cummings Native American Endowment (which raised over $12,000 in ite first
1996 goals are three-fold. First, the committee wants to increase the Native
Arjiencan Awareness Sunday offering by ten pe.cent. Second, we are beg nning the
1 997 o cnnn?^ T'"1 ^T!""''"' "^° "^" 9° ^° ^" '"^^ churches in on^e di Wet in
1997 to conduct, teach or lead during the Native American Awareness Sunday Last we
rlT'^M- '°f '"'^ f ^\°u°° 9^""' *° '^' Southeastern Jurisdictional Agenc/for Nat^e
Amer can Ministries Inc. The grant helps to develop and to implement Native American
ministries in our junsdiction. This is a form of connectionalism. ^mencan
Milford Oxendine, Jr., Chairperson
x?^^?^ ^^ CAMPING MINISTRIES, COM^USSION ON
• ^^ "? u ^.?f^ ^P'"^' ^^^ ^^^^'^ ^^^^ refreshes and cleanses us outside as well
as .ns.de, and the Word that feeds our spirits and tells us of God and who we are as
God s people. ■W.nd Water, and the Word" is our theme for summer camp 1 996 In the
"oTeT to'codT^'^"'- ''' ''''' 5^"P'"9 ministo. provndes a mul.tude of Jays to daw
closer to God, to expenence w.nd, water and Word. We rejoice in the growth of our
campmg m.n.stry while we look forward to increased support of and partidpaWon ?n ou
camp.ng ministry from our local CJM Churches. pdracipaiion in our
In 1 995 we had 2658 to participate in the summer camping programs at Chestnut
a;ound?eZ t" '"' ''^''"'^ ^''^' °^ ^^-"P ""''' Lake, summer ?amp ng and^ea
around retreat group usage of Camps Chestnut Ridge. Don Lee and Rockfish brouaht
a camper day total or 1995 just under 60,000. Our camps continue to see increased
usage of camp facilities throughout the year by retreat groups, civic and communftv
groups, and school groups. Chestnut Ridge. Don Lee and Rocklish have added new sS
L. H^H ^ ■ncreas.ng program opportunit.es and demands. Our camps are looWnq into
expanded m.n.stnes w.th school groups as well as day camp and residercamp"nq
pograrris for year-round school systems. While Camp Kerr Lake experienced flo3nq
"VeirlTr%:T'\ '1 'T'''' °" ^^^ ^^^^-^^ -^ hdidays was usuaK
r^.n /5 . ? u^^t^''^ leadership we have in our camping ministry throuah
T.r^nT^ TZ"'- ^°^" ^'T^' ^'" Howington, and Dennis Tawney. In addition each
cannp has valuable support staff and other personnel contributing to their ministries The
hard work and dedication of each camp s local committee is truly app eS^d We are
dso thankful for the leadership offered from the Commission on OutdoorTnd CamDina
Ministnes and the Board of Directors. Much time and effort over the course of 1 99^'ind
continuing mto 1 996 has been put into the establishment of comprehenTve po cies ^th
^gard to our camps and their operation as well as a fully documented and deveSd^^
management plan. The Board of Directors continues .n these efforts. The Commlss^n
inference' '''°^ '" '°""'^^ °^^ ^^"^P'"^ '"'"'^^'^ ^'"^ ^^^ '°-' churcheTof "he
While many positive things have been happening in camping ministiv over the last
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..To.! ""T ^° ^°n^e to summer camp and promoting camp as a place of
summer employment for faithful college students and young adults are ways loca
churches can support our camping ministry. Local church gToups can also support
caZ b^il^'""7 through participation in spring or fall workdays a? camp, by adopting
to Tcar^n^??hro ' "^VL^'^^^'^'o '"'^ ^^ ""^"^'^' contributions to the camps (directi?
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Gary Allred. Chairperson
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PRISON MINISTRY AND PRISON REFORM, COMMITTEE ON
The Committee has held three meetings since the last Annual Conference. Our
meetings are held at the Methodist Building, in local churches and at prison sites, in
September, 1995, we met at the Correctional institution for Women in Raleigh and had
the opportunity to tour the facility, which included visiting the MATCH project at the unit,
which is a project of The United Methodist Women. We also shared our faith with the four
residents on Death Row, as well as visiting in several dormitories and having lunch in the
cafeteria. The chaplains at the prison were our hosts during the visit, and we met briefly
with the KAIROS volunteers who were preparing for a future weekend spiritual retreat with
residents at the institution. The Committee has met previously at Central Prison in Raleigh
and Neuse Correctional Center in Goldsboro.
Many of the Committee members participate in a prison ministry, working
independently with Yokefellows or Prison Fellowship Ministries or joining with local church
groups to engage in a special prison or jail ministry in their district. Committee members
have also spoken to many GM Church groups concerning the importance of and the
types of prison ministries that are available. We hope soon to have videos available in the
Conference Media Center. We currently have printed material available at the Methodist
Building in Raleigh.
The Committee has adopted the following Mission Statement:
Our Commitment. The Committee on Prison Ministry and Prison Reform
of the North Carolina Conference is committed to providing seruices and
opportunities for United Methodists in the North Carolina Conference to
achieve and maintain an understanding of prison ministry and the impor-
tance of prison reform based upon Christian principles. The Committee seeks
to relate in a Christian manner to the individual inmate and his/her family
and to the victim and their families.
Accomplishing Our Mission. The Committee's mission is accomplished
by sharing goals and objectives through workshops on Prison Ministry and
Prison Reform, by developing an understanding of the Biblical mandate,
through the coordination of all programs that fulfill our mission, and by
identifying opportunities and focusing resources. All efforts of the committee
are shared with the conference, districts, local churches and the community
at large.
Stratecfies. To reduce crime and to deal with criminals and their
families, strategies emphasize education and prevention of crime, alternatives
to prison, fair sentencing, proposing programs and ministries, victim
awareness, victim restitution, counseling of families of prisoners, chaplaincy
services, prison rehabilitation services, rights of inmates, restoration of
victims of crimes, substance abuse, vocational training of inmates and
employment of those released from prison.
Jesus reminds us in Matthew 25:36b that our mission should include a ministry to
persons in prison. We encourage all GM Churches in the Conference to join us in fulfilling
His command by forming an active Prison Ministry Committee. Please call our committee
if we can be of assistance.
In conclusion, we solicit your prayers as we seek His will in serving Him in the prison
units of Eastern North Carolina.
Pat Ford, Chairperson
REUGION AND RACE, COMMISSION ON
We are happy to report that in 1 1 of our 12 districts there was in the January
Workshops some type of class/conversation on racism/multi-ethnic concerns. This is the
best we have done.
Our October Religion and Race Workshop at Chestnut Ridge was well attended. It
was expertly led by Ms. Elaine Jenkins of the General Commission on Religion and Race,
Washington, DC. The evaluation forms call for more of the same: "Confronting Racism
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as Christians." We renew our call to every church to find someone to be the chairperson
of ethnic/racial concerns and enroll him/her in a training event.
We urge that the district COMs and the DSs help the district chairpersons of
Religion and Race find ways to make a real difference in district programming.
The Conference Commission on Religion and Race is ready to assist districts and
local churches with programs in racial/ethnic multicultural training events.
We make financial grants from our Religion and Race budget to encourage
multicultural/racial projects with special consideration for projects that involve youth.
We appeal to our Conference agencies to make special efforts to reach Hispanic
communities.
Our annual award for serious efforts to improve race relations is generating
increasing interest. We invite ministers to submit nominations using the following criteria
for evaluation: (1) New, imaginative efforts to achieve inclusiveness in a local church or
district. (2) Advocacy for a community need/problem that involves racial issues. (3) Work
in a local school directed toward problem solving and better relations between racial
groups. (4) Conciliation/mediation in a work place toward solving disputes involving racial
troubles.
We have annual monitoring review of our Conference agencies and institutions. The
cooperation of those administrative people is deeply appreciated.
We participate in the SEJ programs and are in the network of General Conference
granting financial assistance to multi-ethnic/racial projects within our conference bounds.
Our only active project is the Family Crisis Program at Grace UMC, a Native-American
church in Fayetteville.
The Commission on Religion and Race is involved with the Cabinet's "Inclusiveness"
Committee. We want to set forth some of the priorities listed in that program for the
information of our local church and district chairpersons of Religion and Race.
1997: (Possibly to be delayed.)
I. Each conference agency, commission, district COMs, the Cabinet, and each local
church make an honest assessment of where we are NOW in our PRACTICE of
INCLUSIVENESS. Each adopt several realistic goals for moving forward. Dates for
specific achievements should be included. All this is to be monitored by the
Commission on Religion and Race.
A. Forms for assessment, inventory can come from the General Commission on
Religion and Race or developed by our NC Commission.
B. This assessment and suggested goals for progress is to be reported and
adopted at Annual Conference 1998.
C. Goals could include the following:
1 . Pulpit and choir exchanges across racial lines.
2. Cross-racial pastoral exchanges for a month or two.
3. Cross-racial youth exchanges for weekends.
4. Cross-racial retreats with groups like young adults and young families.
5. Multi-racial work team projects through district/conference and CIMCOR.
6. Pastors, chairpersons of Religion and Race, and the lay leaders report
occasionally to their administrative boards/councils of progress toward
inclusiveness.
II. District superintendents keep in close touch with local church programs and local
efforts toward inclusiveness (drawing upon their guidelines for open itineracy already
in use) with special interest in finding congregations and pastors most ready for
cross-racial appointments. Cabinet is to implement and Commission on Religion
and Race is to monitor.
A. Reports at Charge Conference to include items about cross-racial minis-
tries/activities/efforts.
B. Intensive, thorough training of ministers begin immediately preparing for cross-
racial work in pastoral leadership, and explore new models for worship and
preaching.
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C. Our seminaries and colleges/universities serve as resources for this, but most
of the training be done in the districts.
III. Every district should have frequent (perhaps quarterly) seminars/conversations on
RACISM, ETHMIC CONCERNS, and CULTURAL DIFFERENCES. These sessions
should conclude with a summary statement (for the record) and the adoption of an
action project for moving us forward in dealing with problems. To be monitored by
district chairperson.
A. These sessions could focus on the local church leaders and pastors.
B. The Commission on Religion and Race could lead some of these discussions.
C. Good materials are available in our Media Center and others will be obtained
by the Commission on Religion and Race.
IV. The district superintendents, district chairpersons of Religion and Race, conference
and district COMs should be alert to any possibilities for affirming/encouraging local
efforts in our movement toward inclusiveness.
V. The Conference Commission on Religion and Race will monitor all priority programs
in conference agencies, institutions, and district COMs. An annual report of this
monitoring should be presented at Annual Conference (to raise awareness and
concern).
VI. We urge that the theme of the 1 998 Annual Conference address INCLUSIVENESS.
VII. Every church should have a chairperson of Religion and Race or that work assigned
to someone.
Finally, we have serious concern about the elimination of the Commission on
Religion and Race. We have much more work to do. But we do pray that eventually our
tasks will be finished.
Samuel H. Brown, Chairperson
STATUS AND ROLE OF WOMEN, COMMISSION ON
The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church (1992) outlines two major
functions for the Commission on the Status and Role of Women: fostering an awareness
of the meaning of the church's continuing commitment to the full and equal responsibility
and participation of women in the total life and mission of the church; and recommend-
ing program opportunities for worship, fellowship, witness, study, nurture, and service
with persons and groups which confirm anew the liberating message of Jesus Christ that
recognizes every person, woman or man, as full and equal part of God's human family.
(11262.9).
We begin the report with appreciation to Dr. Bernice Johnson whose vision, energy,
skill, and commitment to the Commission has moved the church toward equal
responsibility and participation of women in its total life and mission through sensitizing
local congregations in areas of race and gender relations.
Our biggest challenge and accomplishment in 1995 was planning, implementing
and evaluating the Ethnic Women's Seminar. The seminar was held on September 16,
1995, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the Methodist College in Fayetteville. The theme for the
seminar was "Ethnic Women: Living Dreams and Visions." Our keynote speakers were
Cecelia Long, General Secretariat, COSROW, and Jeanne Hopkins Lucas, NC Senate.
Ms. Long focused on Sexual Misconduct and Domestic Violence through maintaining the
integrity of ministerial relationships within the congregation by identifying, intervening and
preventing sexual misconduct. Ms. Lucas spoke on women in leadership positions; she
urged us to be aware and support emerging leadership roles of women across racial
lines: changes, challenges and promises.
Edna Duffy-Murphy, liturgical dancer and choreographer, from Shaker Heights, OH,
lifted us as she danced to the music of "The Lord Has Given Me a Song" and "Give Us
This Day." In her workshop, Mrs. Murphy involved participants through the major
components of a liturgical service using art of movement, music and words. Participants
were taught a prayer, an introit, a benediction, an anthem and a meditation for cultural
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diversity. Mrs. Willie Mae Jones of John Wesley GMC was the pianist for the day. She
played with grace to the glory of our Lord and Savior.
Our souls were lifted throughout the day with workshop sessions: Spiritual Gifts, Dr.
Jinnmy Cummings; Coping with Racism, Ms. Lena Brooker; Spiritual Disciplines, Rev.
Edith Gleaves; From Here to There, Mrs. Alice Eley Jones; Human Sexuality for Youth,
Dr. Jimmie Shuler; Biblical Models for Leadership, Rev. Ruth Harper; Gnique Worship
Experience, Mrs. Edna Duffy-Murphy; Women in Leadership, Dr. Bernice Johnson; Sexual
Misconduct and Domestic Violence, Ms. Cecelia Long; Time and Stress Management,
Velverly Malloy.
The Commission on the Status and Role of Women wishes to thank each one of
you for your participation in the Ethnic Women's Seminar. It was a great success with
one hundred plus women attending.
The Commission must now reflect and focus on the eight goals set before us, 1 992-
96:
I. To support the conference efforts on open itineracy by assisting young women in
attending enrichment conferences and through sensitizing local congregations in
areas of race and gender relations.
II. To conduct the "Churches in Solidarity with Women" study in 1992-93 in local
churches in each district.
III. To conduct a leadership development seminar with ethnic women in the MC
Conference in 1995.
IV. To sponsor a spiritual formation workshop for all women in the conference in 1 993.
V. To become familiar with sexual harassment guidelines and monitor use of guidelines
in local churches, districts and the conference.
VI. To advocate for "Clergywomen in the Pulpit Emphasis" in the spring of each year,
1993-1996.
VII. To monitor the availability of child care services at district and conference meetings.
VIII. To prepare publicity pertaining to COSROW for the back page of the Christian
Advocate July/August each year, 1993-96.
The Rev. Jimmy F. Cummings encourages us to carry forth the mandates of the
Commission on the Status and Role of Women. Many thanks to Rev. Cummings and the
Commission members for your participation and invaluable service. May God continue
to bestow His richest blessings upon you as the Spirit of God calls us to advocate with
and on behalf of women individually and collectively in the church.
Annie L. Fairiey, Chairperson
STEWARDSHIP, COMMISSION ON
The definition of Christian Stewardship can only be found as revealed in the Holy
Scripture. The Bible is filled with God's direction to His servants to be wise and faithful
stewards. Jesus' teachings are filled with stories, parables and accounts about both good
and bad stewards. Thus, the Scriptures interprets for us responsible stewardship.
The word stewardship has far too long been connected almost exclusively with
raising financial resources to fund the church budget. Little has been said about
stewardship as a response to the accountability of the trust God has placed in our hands
for all creation.
In the past eight years the Commission on Stewardship has made a sincere effort
to be leaders in interpreting the biblical and theological basis of Christian Stewardship.
Across the conference the Commission has endeavored to provide leaders and leadership
training on the local, district and conference level. We feel that there have been some
successes.
The basic problem encountered is that the Commission on Stewardship is looked
upon as "those who can help us with raising our budget." While the members of the
Commission have the training and expertise to assist in this area, we believe that for
lasting results, churches and pastors must accept a long range strategy of preaching and
teaching the biblical principles of Christian stewardship. Christian stewardship involves a
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changed way of thinking about our role as stewards of all the blessings and resources of
life that God has entrusted in our care. Christian Stewardship means a new life style as
Christians.
The Commission's struggle has been to find ways to impact pastors, local churches
and even Conference leadership in preaching, teaching and study of the biblical principals
of being wise and generous stewards. We believe that pastors are the most crucial part
of stewardship training. We realize that many of our pastors received little specific training
in stewardship during their formal education.
In an effort to address this need we are proposing a stewardship training opportunity
for ail new pastors. Our goal is to offer these pastors the opportunity to spend two days
in a retreat setting where they will encounter the varied aspects of stewardship. For this
event we will draw from our wealth of local resource persons to lead the sessions. We
plan to cover such stewardship issues as: Biblical and Theological Dimensions of
Stewardship, OurGiftedness, Motivations for Stewardship, Funding Tools, Planned Giving,
Interpreting the Missions and Ministry of the Connectional Church, as well as hands on
session where budgets will be formulated. Our desire is to introduce new pastors to
issues and options that will benefit them throughout their ministry.
The commission can foresee this becoming an annual event, that in time, will give
the vast majority of our pastors tools to use in their ministries that will produce a great
harvest of faithfulness to the work of our Lord Jesus Christ.
A very real part of stewardship is how we plan to distribute our resources after our
death. The Reverend Douglas Byrd, Executive Director of the Methodist Foundation, is
the key resource person to help individuals and churches with gifts and wills. Some of
you may have read or heard about local churches who have been the recipients of wills
that have profoundly affected the future of the church and its ministry.
Stewards are never owners, they are the trustees of the resources of another. "Let
a man so account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the mysteries of
God." Cor. 4:1
Carson O. Wiggins, Chairperson
WORSHIP, COMMISSION ON
Again it was the privilege of the Conference Commission on Worship to plan and
conduct the eleven worship services presented at the 1995 session of the North Carolina
Annual Conference. The commission attempted to offer a variety of worship styles, and
proceeded by thinking of the Annual Conference worship settings in terms of an old-time
Methodist assembly. The reponse of the worshippers was encouraging. The commission
carried out its plan to make the services ethnically and gender inclusive, and to represent
a wide spectrum of worship traditions within Methodism, and to reflect Mr. Wesley's own
conviction that worship should be sacramental as well as evangelical.
The Conference Commission on Worship began 1995 by continuing its efforts to
publicize and interpret The United Methodist Book of Worship in the January Workshops
at the district level. Worship Training Teams were also available to local churches upon
request. The intention of the commission was to present services that were neither so
elaborate nor expensive to produce that they would be out of the reach of an average GM
congregation, and still to reflect many different levels of formality.
The goal of the Commission on Worship, as it plans the worship services for the
1996 session of the Annual Conference, is to offer services with variety, integrity, and
inclusiveness, which will bring worshippers into the presence of the risen Christ. In the
creation of these services we seek to follow the example of Mr. Wesley in uniting
experiential and sacramental piety. At the same time, we seek to be sensitive to the
current budgetary restraints facing the NC Annual Conference and to serve as examples
of good financial stewardship.
The Commission on Worship thanks the NC Annual Conference for its support, and
is delighted to continue to offer its services to the conference and to the risen Christ.
Charies M. Cook, Chairperson
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DISTRICT SGPERIMTENDErfTS, COMPOSITE REPORT OF
We wish to express gratitude to the laity and clergy of the INC Annual Conference
of The OMC for the variety of ministry and mission which has been accomplished over
the past year. We are humbled by the realization that God has called us to be stewards
of God's mysteries and has permitted us through grace to be used by God's Holy Spirit.
We acknowledge that we are not always understanding of God's will and we confess
our failure to perfectly do God's will. We rejoice in God's will for us that we might be
made whole.
We have as a cabinet wrestled with many issues over the past year. Some of them
are continued challenges such as the unfunded pension liability, open itineracy,
apportionments, pastoral appointments and leadership development.
We rejoice in the accomplishments of VISION 2000, Volunteers in Mission, Project
AGAPE of Armenia, increased giving to the apportionments, the starting of four new
congregations. Hunger and Human Meed, the clergy response to the unfunded liability,
which amounted to nearly $50,000, and many other wonderful ministries.
The following reports from the various districts reflect a portion of the ministries of
our people.
BU: The Burlington District saw Evergreen GMC complete and consecrate its first
building, and Christ CIMC hold its first worship service as a beginning congregation this
conference year. We welcomed 14 pastors and families to new appointments and one
church, Center UMC, into our district from the Sanford District.
DG: The Durham District purchased a new parsonage, approved and built an
education wing for Mt. Bethel, Bahama. It is paid in full and dedicated in April. Plans for
an education wing at Salem UMC have been approved and ground breaking set for
August. Preliminary plans for a new sanctuary at Bethesda CIMC have been approved.
Resurrection GMC has had 24% increase in membership and 24% increase in average
regular attendance. Warren's Grove GMC voted to go full time in June.
EC: Perkins GMC dedicated their fellowship hall in October. Michael Frost, from
Sydney, Australia, was here two weeks in the Fall for Witness '95 (one week in Elizabeth
City and one week in Manteo). Hands for Jamaica Dental Mission Team went to Kingston
where we served over 150 people and extracted over 300 teeth.
FA: Salem completed a million dollar addition for preschool and office space.
Parker GMC on the Raeford-Hoke Charge completed a new fellowship hall which was paid
for ($100,000) upon completion. St. Andrews is beginning a new fellowship hall and
classrooms. Hopewell has completed new storage facilities. First Church, Clinton, has
completed the renovation of their sanctuary. John Wesley GMC is beginning renovation
of their sanctuary at a cost of $175,000. Hope Mill GMC is now beginning a new
fellowship hall. Marvin GMC has added new rooms and a two-car garage to the parsonage
and this will be paid for when completed. Our new congregation. Cornerstone GMC, is
doing well meeting on Saturday night. They are presently looking for space to meet on
Sunday.
GO: Mt. Carmel broke ground for the construction of the fellowship hall. Daniels
has approved the construction of a fellowship hall and the renovation of the present
education building and fellowship hall. The Friendship-Gnity Charge began weekly
worship services during Advent 1995 under the leadership of the part-time local pastor,
Jerry Mitchell. Nineteen pastors have assisted in the effort to paint/repair the Micro GMC
building. The two churches of the Westwood-Ebenezer Charge have grown to the point
where they believe it is time for each of them to do ministry separately; Westwood will
become a full-time appointment and Ebenezer a part-time one. Zion, will become a
student appointment in June, 1996, has experienced significant growth in worship
attendance and programming. Eleven district pastors and one pastor's spouse are
participating in a District Disciple Bible Study led by the district superintendent (most of
the time!).
GR: The churches in the Greenville District showed continued improvement in 1 995
in support of Mission and Service Giving. Continuing stewardship education in the district
and in local churches is a contributing factor. Property improvements throughout the
district show a concern for local church growth. Chocowinity Church broke ground in
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January, 1996, for a $200,000 plus fellowship hall and classroom addition. Pink Hill
Church is building a fellowship hall and classroom addition. The old church at Pink Hill
was torn down in December, 1995, to make room for the additional building. Lane's
Chapel is in the process of construction of additional classroom space and a fellowship
hall at ground level. Washington First Church has built a new parsonage for the senior
pastor, and it was occupied in February, 1996. Robersonville dedicated its new
educational space in October, 1 995. Churches with significant Professions of Faith during
1995 were: Chocowinity-14, Farmville-16, Jarvis Memorial-44, St. James-31, Queen
Street- 15, and Salem-20. This has been a great year in the Greenville District.
NB: God has abundantly blessed the work of the churches and the pastors of the
New Bern District in this 1995-96 conference year. Many churches are growing in
discipleship through the study of God's Word, primarily through Disciple Bible Study and
the Stephen Ministries. For the sixth consecutive year, this district has had the largest
attendance of any district at the January Workshops. Three of the churches in the New
Bern District - Swansboro, Centenary and Garber - have adopted refugee families from
Bosnia. The district is completing the third Habitat house in 6 years. The first Habitat for
Humanity house built by the district was in New Bern, the second in Carteret County, the
third is located in Onslow County. The laity of the district has really taken great joy in
being involved in these efforts. The New Bern District is seeing changes in the physical
plants, as well. Centenary will soon finish a $690,000 renovation; Saint Peter's in
Morehead City is building a new sanctuary at the cost of $947,000; and First Church,
Sneads Ferry (formerly Carroll's Chapel) is completing the first units of an educational
building and fellowship hall. They are also purchasing land and making firm plans to
build a new parsonage. We give thanks to God for all that is taking place within the New
Bern District.
RA: The Raleigh District continues to celebrate the reception of new members even
though this year completed a three-year cycle for several churches where members were
removed by action of the Charge Conference. The percentage giving to apportionments
for 1995 was an increase over 1994. Cary First renovated and enlarged their sanctuary
and completed new educational facilities. They also are enjoying their new pipe organ.
Cary, White Plains opened 'THE CARPENTER SHOP" - a bookstore. Fuquay-Varina
completed a new parsonage. Raleigh, Asbury celebrated the completion of a Life Ministry
Center. Raleigh, Avent Ferry purchased a parsonage. Highland purchased a parsonage
for their associate pastor. St. James broke ground for classrooms and a fellowship hall.
Eleven other churches have building committees studying the possibilities for new
additions or relocations.
RO: The Rockingham District Mission Society was formed in 1994 to promote
mission causes in the district. The 1 1 Native American congregations came together to
form the Rockingham District Native American Cooperative Ministries. New Hope in
Rowland was formed by the merger of Cedar Grove and Salem. Chestnut Street in
Lumberton began construction on a fellowship hall, office and music building.
RM: Clark Street Ministries opened a Day Care Center in March, 1996. First, Rocky
Mount purchased a new parsonage for the senior pastor in July, 1995 and installed a new
Gouling and Wood 50 rank pipe organ in March, 1996. Rehobeth on the Northhampton
Charge completed a new fellowship hall. In October, 1995, First, Roanoke Rapids
celebrated 1 00 years of ministry to the community. In a cooperative effort by the people
of the community and members of Homes CJMC, a new steeple was built.
SA: The Sanford District celebrates the strong supportive fellowship of both laity
and clergy. It has given witness to a growing spirit of mission and stewardship. Our
Hispanic ministries in Siler City and Sanford are taking on new life, becoming vital
congregations. Thanks to Volunteers in Mission, a new roof has been put on our Hispanic
church in Sanford. Our two churches which were destroyed by fire. Cool Springs and
Pleasant Hill, are now rebuilt and dedicated to the glory of God. In 1995, the district
experienced another fire which destroyed the building at First, Siler City. This building
contained the sanctuary, fellowship hall, kitchen and church office. The replacement cost
will exceed $1,674,515. Yet, in the midst of disappointment. First Church continues to
move forward with new vision and optimism. Pinehurst, our newest church, was chartered
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adult day care, and a variety of other ministries that churches desire to develop in their
communities.
The third category receiving grants from The Duke Endowment through the Rural
Church Division are the superannuated pastors and widows and children of deceased
pastors. In the past year the Trustees have made a significant change in this program.
Recognizing that pastors who served the Church prior to 1982 received a very meager
retirement, the Trustees have increased the amount that a clergy person receives for
service prior to 1982 to $50 per service year. For years served since 1981, the per service
year amount is $35. This is the most significant increase in the amount of support for
retired clergy in the history of The Duke Endowment. Prior to 1995 the per service year
amount for all pastors was $30.
Listed below is a financial report for all causes supported by the Rural Church
Division of The Duke Endowment. As you can see, the amount of grants made to
churches and pastors in NC is almost unfathomable. No other conferences in Methodism
have this kind of support.
The Rural Church Division of The Duke Endowment is always ready to assist rural
United Methodist churches as they seek to provide ministry in NC. Please fee free to call
upon us as you have needs in your local congregations.
Number of Amount of
Beneficiaries Grants Totals Totals
I. BUILDING RURAL CHURCHES PROGRAM
A. Building Grants:
NC Conference 9 $210,000.00
WNC Conference 38 912,500.00 $1,122,500.00
B. Weatherization of Rural Churches Grants:
WNC Conference 68 187,598.00
TOTAL GRANTS UNDER
BUILDING RURAL CHURCHES PROGRAM $1,310,098.00
II. MAINTAINING AND OPERATING
RURAL CHURCHES PROGRAM
A. Specific Operating Programs 187,870.00
B. Regular Pastorates:
WNC Conference 2 5,500.00
C. Student Programs:
Summer Assist. Pastors 58 409,200.00
Winter Assistant Pastors 41 69,700.00
Student Pastors 103 171,375.00
Student Intern 1 12,000.00 662,275.00
D. Continuing Education 121 26,825.00
E. Holy Land Tours 38 38,000.00
F. B. N. Duke Fellowships 2 4,000.00
G. Parish Development:
NC Conference 3 9,150.00
WNC Conference 1 1 44,000.00 53,150.00
TOTAL GRANTS UNDER MAINTAINING AND
OPERATING RURAL CHURCHES PROGRAM 977,620.00
III. SUPERANNUATE GRANTS
NC Conference (Pre'82@$50 per service yr) 493,735.00
WNC Conference (Post'81@$35 per service yr) 797,090.63
TOTAL SUPERANNUATE GRANTS 1.290.825.63
GRAND TOTAL $3,578,543.63
Albert F. Fisher, Director, Rural Church Division
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EPISCOPACY, COMMITTEE ON
Bishop Minnick, Mrs. Minnick, and Members of the Annual Conference: The
Committee on Episcopacy has met three times since last Annual Conference a year ago.
We have sought to fulfill our mandate as specified by the Book of Discipline to support
the Bishop in the oversight of the spiritual and temporal affairs of the Church, to be
available to him for counsel, to assist in determining the episcopal needs of the area, to
interpret to our people the nature and function of this office, and to evaluate the work
carried out in this ministry by our Bishop. We are assured that the NC Annual Conference
has been greatly blessed by the ministry and leadership of Bishop C. P. Minnick. Today
we gather at the opening of the last session of the NC Annual Conference over which
Bishop C. P. Minnick will preside as resident bishop. He will be retiring September 1st of
this year.
Twelve years ago he came to dwell in our midst and offered caring and devoted
leadership. We are aware of the depth of his spiritually and the measure of his wisdom.
We have grown through the Bible teaching of Bishop Minnick. We have cherished the
warmth and grace of Mary Ann, who has shared in his ministry among us.
Bishop Minnick, in your 12-year term as our Bishop, the NC Annual Conference has
moved forward. Our mission and outreach commitments have nearly doubled. We have
seen the establishment of 25 new congregations under your leadership. Some 100,000
persons have united in membership with our churches, one third of these by first
profession of faith in Jesus Christ, and 36,000 souls have received the sacrament of holy
baptism.
I would like to quote from a letter written by an old bishop of days gone by. It is a
unique letter in that it was written from Fayetteville. It is 1 83 years ago, the winter of
1813. After arriving in Fayetteville, and seeing that his horse was fed and watered, he
settled down for the night. The bishop picked up a quill pen to write a young pastor
friend who was serving at Williamsburg until this year when he was appointed to the
Amelia Circuit in the Virginia Conference. The letter is to Stith Mead, and the writer is
none other than Francis Asbury. Bishop Asbury writes from Fayetteville:
My dear Son:
Great grace attends us. How shall we be wise like the serpent, harmless
like the dove? "Beware of men!" said one that knew what was in man's heart
and actions. Serious times with me, an old soldier of Jesus. I hand my crutch
and say how many fields have been won. In the 68th year of my age, 52nd of
my ministry, 42nd of my American mission, I have lived to see 200,000 in
Methodist fellowship. Alas, I have lived to see the French, Revolutionary, and
the present War (of 1812). But may our church, and national afflictions be
sanctified to all, when they come to press on rich and poor, patience, faith,
prudence, love, diligence, long-suffering, gentleness, guidance...
A few days later, Bishop Asbury wrote from North Carolina to a presiding elder in
Virginia:
O for the grace of apostles, if we must do our duty, and fill the places of
apostles. O how unpleasing is example and unsuccessful when it calls me to
them that say they are labour and suffer. After the wormwood and the gall of
General Conference, we have had great peace, union, discipline and increase.
Bishop Minnick, things have not changed much! Like you, our dear Father Asbury
was looking back over a long and fruitful ministry. He was writing from the same place
we find ourselves this day. And like Asbury, we can say that you have been a true "Soldier
of Jesus" among us.
I am sure that no one of us here has agreed completely with every decision you have
made. But we have agreed with the vast majority of your choices. Some may even have
thought you could have done better by doing things a different way. Yet history has
proven the wisdom of your leadership. Again and again, we have said, the Bishop was
right. Yet, in all these instances, no one has thought that you took any actions without
prayer or that you sought anything but the will of God and best interests of the Church.
Through these years you have richly blessed us. God has been glorified in this place!
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We will continue to follow your ministry in the days to come. As you and Mary Ann
continue your pilgrimage of faith, we will walk in your shadow and glory in your triumphs.
in the words of the Apostle Paul to Philemon:
When 1 remember you in my prayers, 1 always thank my God, because 1
hear of your love for all the saints and your faith toward the Lord Jesus. I pray
that the sharing of your faith my be effective when you perceive all the good
we may do for Christ. I have indeed received much encouragement from your
love, because the hearts of the saints have been refreshed through you, my
brother.
May 1 again say how blessed we have been to have Mary Ann as a helpmate and
counsel to Bishop Minnick, and as a friend and fellow laborer with us all. Let us pray:
Oh God, we give you thanks for C. P. and Mary Ann, for their devotion to Jesus
Christ, the example of their faithfulness, and the abiding sense of your love within them.
We thank you for your accomplishments in our Annual Conference working through
them. And now we pray your blessings on them as they continue their pilgrimage of faith
and their ministry in another forum. Sustain them in the years ahead that their service to
you may be long and fruitful. Direct us, with your most gracious favor, that all our works
begun, continued, and ended in you may glorify your holy name. Through Christ our
Lord, we pray. Amen.
Cashar W. Evans, Jr., Chairperson
LAY PERSON OF THE YEAR PRESENTATION
The Executive Committee of the Commission on Laity met recently to select the
Conference Lay Person of the Year, and again this year, we were overwhelmed with the
excellent example of servant leadership as is demonstrated by our Conference Lay Person
of the Year. Our nominees are as follows:
Burlington: Wes Scariett, Hillsborough GMC, Hillsborough, serves as lay reader and
assists the pastor with special services. Wes led his church in its major funding project,
the building addition and celebrated with them its completion and pay-off in less than half
the time of the original loan. "However, if one looks at how he has served his church and
the will of God, the number of examples is unsurpassed and the amount of service to the
church is beyond monumental."
Durham: William M. DeLuck, Mt. Sylvan GMC, Durham, is involved in several
Christian ministries beyond his local church. He has led work teams to the Red Bird
Mission and Durham Habitat for Humanity, 1993-95. He encourages, prods, reminds,
and ignites a fire in Mt. Sylvan's members to serve, to share God's love, and to do it
without recognition.
Elizabeth City: Jesse Basnight, Mt. Carmel GMC, Elizabeth City, has set many on the
right path of knowledge through his teaching of the Word in prison ministry. As a lay
leader, he has never failed to speak at a church, a meeting or any place where he could
share God's Word. He is a vital part of his church's prayer chain and prayer life. He takes
advantage of all opportunities to express his faith.
Fayetteville: Mrs. Bonnie Lee Kifer Jones, Camp Ground GMC, Fayetteville, does a
lot of behind the scene jobs as well as visible and is an active member of all five GMW
circles. She serves as an adoptive grandmother to children whose real grandmothers live
far away and she served on a VIM work team to Mexico. Although she is legally
handicapped, she serves as an example of what God can do with an individual who is
committed.
Goldsboro: Jimmie Lee Edmundson, St. Luke GMC, Goldsboro, spends much of his
personal time working for his church and spent many lunch hours keying financial data
and updating records during the start up of the church's computer system. Gntold hours
were spent working on the Financing of the new heating and air conditioning system (the
largest financial undertaking that the church has faced).
Greenville: Steve Bryan, Providence GMC, Greenville, embodies the example set by
our Lord, Jesus Christ, to be a servant, he does not hesitate to get involved so that his
community can become a better place to live, can become more stable, can become
more grounded in the principles that Jesus Christ advocated and taught. He seeks ways
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for the local church to be involved with ministry in the community in order to ir.-^et
individual needs.
New Bern: Perritt "Frank" Cox, St. Peter's GMC, Morehead City, as church lay leader
and as the "official greeter" of his church, welcomes newcomers and those who attend
on a regular basis to worship service each Sunday. In the course of a year, it would not
be unusual for him to make 60 or more visits on behalf of his church. He is in his third
year as a Challenge Disciple in the Society of St. Andrew Potato Project.
Raleigh: Pat Ford, Morth Raleigh GMC, Raleigh, is a leading proponent of Vision
2000, and a consistent supporter of the prison reform activities within our Conference.
A principle founder of the Prison Ministry and Prison Reform Committee for the Annual
Conference, he also is actively involved with Yokefellows and he was instrumental in
establishing a computer education class for prisoners. He has recruited volunteers to help
him teach class.
Rockingham: Ms. Christine Gibson, St. John GMC, Gibson, volunteers her time to
help w/ith retarded citizens and she helped build the habitat house in Gibson. She is
devoted to loving and educating the children in her church and her schools. She has a
smile for everyone and loves to see people smile and shares her lively love of life with
everyone she meets. Her faith is practical, spontaneous, and dedicated to the work of
Christ in the church.
Rocl^ Mount Fred Morton Hight III, Winstead GMC, Rocky Mount, chairs the Vision
2000 Team and Boy Scout Troop 89 Committee. He was elected and has served with
distinction as lay leader during a very import:ant leadership change and he has
volunteered one morning a month to the Soup Kitchen to feed the hungry. It is his
steadfast and humble spirit that witnesses the presence and power of God in his family,
local church, extended church, and community.
Sanford: Mrs. Donna Atkins, Jonesboro GMC, Sanford, serves as district lay leader
and is active in the Emmaus Walk. She also serves as mission coordinator for her local
church and in that regard, developed a creative approach to the serious business of
supporting the work of missionaries both at home and abroad. She is highly committed
to education in the church as well as in the school where she works, and she is the kind
of active Christian we all, at heart, really want to be.
Wilmington: Howard M. "Buck" Nori;on III, Pine Valley GMC, coordinates the efforts
of Society of St. Andrew, a group of volunteers who gleaned 100,000 lbs. of food for the
hungry in the Wilmington area. He started and maintains his local church's home page
on the internet, and through this they have begun an international prayer ministry. He
organizes the men's visit to Hebron Colony, a facility to treat drug dependency and he
is a delegate to the Worid Methodist Council this summer.
Our recipient this year is participant, volunteer, leader, instructor, founder, teacher,
cook, speaker, sponsor, but above all, servant. The 1996 Conference Lay Person of the
Year leads by example, has been a leading proponent of Vision 2000 for his local church,
and is a sought after speaker in the cause for prison reform and outreach.
This individual leads Wednesday morning Bible study, and each Easter, prior to
Sunrise Service, a large wooden cross suddenly appears on the front lawn - put up by our
honoree. He prepares and serves meals for GMM and for the Ark Shelter in his district.
This year, as a part of the "every member contact financial campaign, he as one of the
team leaders in the contact effort that resulted in the first fully subscribed budget of his
church in the past six years.
A principle founder of the Prison Ministry and Prison Reform Committee in our
Conference, he currently serves as chairperson and has been a consistent supporter for
prison reform activities in our Conference. He has been instrumental in obtaining and
maintaining focus on this important area by arranging for the Bishop and Cabinet to visit
the Women's Prison in Raleigh. He also is actively involved in Project Nehemiah, an
ecumenical after-care effort for newly released prisoners.
He was instrumental in establishing a computer education class for prisoners and
in this regard, he recmited volunteers and successfully solicited IBM to donate 18
personal computers. He meets regulariy with prisoners to listen to their concerns,
problems, spiritual questions or whatever they wish to discuss.
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Though there are many more, I will share two more examples of our honoree's
tenacity and willingness to serve. He used his considerable popularity to recruit volunteers
from his church and elsewhere to conduct field day at the Polk Youth Correctional
Center. This was a half day of track and field activities for the incarcerated youth - a
positive and appreciated physical outlet for many who would otherwise not have this
opportunity. In the GMW newly created program for mothers at the women's prison, he
is continuously active in recruiting and educating individuals/groups on the needs of
prisoners.
As a registered sponsor in prison ministry, he frequently travels to the prison on
Sunday morning to pickup a prisoner, bring him to church, take him home for lunch and
a taste of home life and then drive him back to prison.
He and his wife, Patsy, have two children, Patrick and Patricia, and one granddaugh-
ter, Ginny. They are members of North Raleigh CJMC, and he has been employed with
IBM Corporation for over 30 years and currently works in the RTP.
My sisters and brothers in Christ, I am pleased to announce that the 1996
Conference Lay Person of the Year is Pat Ford from the Raleigh District. Join me in
congratulating him and thanking him for the very tangible way that he serves God.
Gwen C. Henderson, Conference Lay Leader
PARTNERS IN CARING,
NORTH CAROUNA CONFERENCE
The FolloAwing Calls Have Been Paid Since Januaiy 1, 1995
Call No. 391 - Jesse Minnis (1/2 call in '95) 2,049.99
Call No. 392 - Leroy Spells (1/2 call in '95) 2,050.00
Call No. 393 - John Poe (1/2 call in '95) 2,050.00
Call No. 394 - Malloy Owen (1/2 call in '95) 2,050.00
Call No. 395 - LeRoy Harris 4,100.00
Call No. 396 - Worth Lineberger 4,100.00
Call No. 397 - Joe Bethea 4,100.00
Call No. 398 - W. Junius Neese 4,100.00
Call No. 399 - Mary Alene Clive 4,100.00
Call No. 400 - Charles Mewborn 4,100.00
Call No. 401 - Paul Wendell Boone 4,100.00
Call No. 402 - William H. Farmer, Sr 4,100.00
Call No. 403 - Wally Ellis 4,100.00
Call No. 404 - Bob Walston 4,100.00
Call No. 405 - T. B. Hough (1/2 call in '95) 2,050.00
Call No. 406 - Leon Crossno (1/2 call in '95) 2,050.00
TOTAL $53,299.99
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Balance on Hand, Checking Acct., Raleigh Federal $2,569.46
Invested in Methodist Foundation, 01/01/95 46,847.84
Investment Appreciation,Methodist Foundation, 1995 3,977.78
Received from Payment of Calls/Checking Acct. Interest 63,677.52
TOTAL TO BE ACCOUNTED FOR $1 17,072.60
DISBURSEMENTS, 01/01-12/31/95
Payments to Beneficiaries $53,299.99
Office Expenses, including Postage 3,637.38
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS $56,937.37
FUNDS ON HAND, 12/31/95
Balance,Raleigh Federal, 12/3 1/95 $9,309.61
Invested in Methodist Foundation, 12/31/95 50,825.62
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS & FUNDS ON HAND $117,072.60
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TRUSTEES YEAR ENDING
Rachel Moser 2000
Branson Sheets III 2000
Tonri Loftis 1997
Henry Lovelace 1997
Jim Hobbs 1999
Denny Wise 1 999
Jerry T. Smith, President
Murry L. DeHart, Jr., Vice-president
Henry N. Lovelace, Secretary-Treasurer
PAST SERVICE PENSION UABILTTY, TASK FORCE ON
The Task Force on Past Service (Pension) Liability was appointed by Bishop Minnick
in July of 1995. A motion to create such a Task Force was passed at the 1995 NC
Annual Conference in response to a concern that a greater percentage of the Confer-
ence's budget was being expended each year for "past service liability" (pensions). There
was concern that the continued growth in this line item would negatively affect the
resources available for other ministries of the church.
The Task Force has met on a number of occasions to review the history of our
Conference's pension program, to revisit anticipated costs associated v/ith past service
liability (i.e. service years prior to 1982), and to look at options regarding the funding of
the pre- 1982 pension liability.
The Task Force realizes that one of its mandates is to share with the Annual
Conference a clear understanding of where we are, what obligations we have and how we
can best meet them. Included in the Book of Handouts which you will receive at Annual
Conference will be a document from this Task Force. It will, we hope, offer a clear
explanation of the pension history, the present situation, and the issues before us. The
Task Force will ask the Annual Conference to take no action at this session, but to
continue the Task Force until the 1997 Annual Conference when it will bring recommen-
dations for the approval of the Conference. This will allow the Task Force time to provide
multiple settings for listening and informing the Annual Conference as to the issues and
considerations. We hope to have this initial document available to delegates at the
District-wide Annual Conference Orientation Sessions.
Edward F. Hill II, Chairperson
SOGTHEASTERN JGRISDICTIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
The Southeastern Jurisdictional Administrative Council (SEJAC) seeks more effective
ways to serve the Church in a time of significant transition, intent on maintaining an
authentic heritage, yet aware of the need for more relevant expressions of faithfulness.
Composed of leaders from all the conferences, this broadly inclusive body has reviewed
its mandate for ministry and currently understands its mission to be God's agent to work
with the annual conferences in equipping persons and providing ministries in
developing Christian Disciples who strengthen the Body of Christ and transform the
world. In fulfilling this mission, SEJAC envisions:
A WORLD being transformed into the likeness of Christ as disciples actively engage
in living Christian servanthood with all persons proclaiming the Gospel and demonstrating
the love of God, neighbor, and self.
CONGREGATIONS providing worship and transforming ministries to equip
disciples for their work, connected in districts and annual conferences in which well-
trained and relevantly resourced leaders direct, resource, and provide leadership
personnel in support of these ministries.
A broadly inclusive TEAM COMPOSED OF ANNUAL CONFERENCE REPRESEN-
TATIVES researching trends and needs, responsively developing and providing assistance
that trains district and annual conference leaders, effecting communication with regard
to the connection's shared mission, developing and channeling relevant resources for
ministry, and offering service opportunities which transcend local and regional concerns.
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A STAFF of trained specialists creatively and effectively networking with lay and
clergy leaders, partners in ministry, at every level within the covenant community,
connecting annual conferences, general church agencies, and other institutions so that
resources of the total Church flow in support of congregations which call, nurture, equip,
and send disciples as living witnesses into the world.
Efficiently administered RESIDENT CENTERS with conducive environments
providing a base for spiritual formation, leadership training, and experiences in Christian
community which calls and renews disciples, enabling them to be in mission.
Consistent with this understanding, SEJAC has addressed a number of challenges
with the following results: - A two-year budget deficit was reversed and a positive balance
of $60,000 is reported. - FSew models of training in skills for leadership within religious
communities were well received. - A team of adjunct consultants was recruited and
deployed in service to annual conferences and districts. - Extensive improvements were
made in facilities and services at Lake Junaluska, Gulfside, and Hinton. - SEJAC staff at
all levels shared in visioning as well as continuous improvement and teamwork training. -
Guest services were enhanced through process improvement, addition of new technology,
and training. - The Agencies continued to address missional needs amidst leadership
changes and financial pressures.
Futuring and Long Range Planning
Looking toward its third quadrennium and toward a new century of service, SEJAC
established two planning task forces: one to evaluate the Council's mission, vision, and
structure and one to develop a comprehensive plan for Lake Junaluska Assembly's future.
As a result of this work, renewed mission and vision statements for SEJAC v^^ll be
presented to the 1996 SEJ Conference along with a plan which calls for a smaller council
membership and a new Ministry Division members of which would meet with agency
and network leaders in annual sessions to evaluate, coordinate, and develop more
responsive ministries in support of annual conferences and districts.
Simultaneously staff reviewed current work processes, set targets for improvement,
and adjusted its organization appropriately to enhance effectiveness in ministry. In this
process, leadership staff drafted vision and mission statements which were perfected and
signed on to by staff partners at every level. An emerging commitment to self-directed
teams promises improvement in the work of staff partners but also offers models for new
partnerships linking professional workers as well for forging shared ministry involving staff
and local church members.
Program Division Ministries
During the year, attendance in division-related activities increased from 1 1,255 to
1 1,402. While traditional programming experienced a slight decline in participation, new
approaches to leadership skills training (Covey's Seven Habits, Quality Training, Partners-
in-Ministry) and spiritual growth activities (Lay Ministry Center, Spring Campmeeting,)
contributed to an oval net growth. A number of ongoing ministries such as The
Junaluska Singers, Music, Worship & Liturgical Arts Week, Prayer & Bible Conference,
Ministers Conferences, summer and winter youth programs, and others contributed to
an expanding program ministry involving many volunteer leaders.
These developments were aided by an intentional process of listening to constituents
through evaluations, formal surveys, and informal sharing. As a result, four strategies are
being emphasized: (a) More programming is planned for sites beyond Lake Junaluska
through Covey training. Development and Health Ministry assessments, the Lay Ministries
Center, and Partners-in-Ministry. (b) A core Seven-week summer plan has been developed
featuring outstanding preaching and Bible teaching with groups asked to schedule
training and networking in conjunction with these central emphases, (c) An inclusive
cadre of skilled adjunct consultants has been gathered and plans are underway to
connect these specialists with annual conferences and districts upon their requests, (d)
A data base is being developed and used to increase racial/ethnic leadership in SEJAC
programming.
Jurisdictional Agencies
The eight agencies, several of which are recognized as models for other jurisdictions,
continue to meet needs creatively through program development, advocacy for justice
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and inclusivity, consultation, and mission service coordination, as well as by providing
residence centers. Brief highlights from these ministries include: - Commission on
Archives & History: Training in records management involved participants from 14 of 1 6
conferences. Heritage Center hosted over 3000 persons and continues preservation of
valuable documents. - Gulfside Assembly: A community of Shalom, provided training
and spiritual enrichment for 5000 persons. 200 youth shared in a College and Career
Fair and 33 participated in a Mission Education Travel Study Seminar. - Hinton Rural Life
Center: Provided training and consultation events to 24 annual conferences, district and
local groups with 1063 participants. Connected 846 volunteers in service projects and
hosted 8395 guests. - Intentional Growth Center (IGC): Accredited by Intemational
Assoc, of Continuing Education & Training. Participants: Elderhostel-750, Enrichment-
859, Professional Training-300. Expanding off-site schedule. - The Protestant Hour:
Completed 50th Anniversary year with 2 million person potential audience. Director Bill
Horlock retired after years of dedicated service and production responsibility was shifted
to GMCom. - SEJ Agency For Native American Ministries (SEJANAM): Established 2 new
congregations, aided 10 conference committees and trained 20 persons in visitation
evangelism and 14 facilitators in alcohol/drug prevention work. - SEJ Agency for
Rehabilitation (SEMAR): Consulted with conferences maintaining 39 homes for 285
mentally retarded persons (5 homes planned). Accessibility grants to 10 local churches.
Broad advocacy for handicapped. - United Methodist Volunteers in Mission (CJMVfM):
Assisted 10,400 persons in mission to 27 countries in projects of over $4,000,000 in
1995. Tom and Margaret Curtis retired, succeeded by Walter and Betty Whitehurst.
Lake Junaluska Assembly Operations
In 1995, more than 130,292 persons shared in activities and 103,892 were housing
guests at Lake Junaluska.
Training and focus on quality service resulted in more positive evaluations, improved
staff morale, and a positive financial report. New equipment and leadership realignments
promise further enhancements.
A new swimming pool was constructed, extensive sewage system repairs were made
along with the work on dam to meet regulatory requirements, and beautification efforts
were continued. A new tram and other gifts were recorded and a long range strategy for
land usage opened the way for residential and program building development.
Plans call for major renovation of the Kern Youth Center and the Lambuth Inn,
improvements in the Stuart Auditorium area, and the development of lots in the Hickory
Hill area. In response to expressed needs from a growing residential community, a new
department of residential services is being established.
Public Relations/Marketing Development
A Guest Services team has been formed to integrate communications, reservations,
and marketing functions. A Delphi software system should enhance the reservations
process and provide needed data for comprehensive plans in marketing and develop-
ment. As opportunities available through SEJ facilities and program ministries are
communicated and responded to, SEJAC envisions becoming more mission and less
finance driven in its service.
Conclusion
SEJAC continues to enjoy increased support through the Administrative and
Missional Fund as well as through contribution of many leaders. We hope to become
even more effective in serving Christ and the Church.
Gordon C. Goodgame, Executive Director
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STATISTICIAN'S REPORT
(Table I)
Table 1-1995
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP
1 Total full members reported at the close of last year
2 Received this year on Confession cf 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
98 Black + African American
9C Hispanic
9D Native American
9E Pacific Islander
9F White
9 Total full members at close of this year
10 Av. attend, at the principal weekly worship service(s)
1 1 Number of persons baptized this year (all ages)
12 Prep, mbrs now on roll(all baptized children under 19)
13 Number of persons on constituency roll (Par. 232.4)
14 Total enrolled in confirmation classes this year
CHURCH SCHOOL
15 Number of leaders
16 Children in all classes and groups
17 Youth in all classes and groups
18 Adults in all classes and groups
19 Total church school membership
20 Average attendance in the Sunday Church School
21 Av. attend. in other ongoing classes/groups for learning
22 Av. attend. in short-term classes/groups for learning
23 Church sch. mbrs joining church on confession or faith
UNITED METHODIST MEN
24 Membership in chartered United Methodist Men
25 Amount paid for projects
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
26 Membership in United Methodist Women
27 Amount paid for local church and community work
UNITED METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
28 Membership in United Methodist Youth Fellowship
29 Amount paid for projects
PROPERTY AND OTHER ASSETS
30 Value of church land, buildings and equipment
31 Value of church-owned parsonages and furniture
32 Value of other assets
33 Indebtedness on items 30, 31 , 32 at end of year
34 Other indebtedness
1994
1995
220813
220220
3410
3778
3249
3297
2289
2219
2100
1279
1100
742
1 3200
2021
; 2274
2477
1288
1265
2627
2778
508
157
4363
5229
185
74
2179
1926
34
24
212951
213563
220220
220973
76617
78415
3126
3367
26175
27114
17547
16864
2182
2003
13209
13491
23087
23322
11246
11256
47675
47642
94284
95721
45154
50548
18704
20977
29515
27695
1943
1927
8220
8146
$489,202
$477,797
25196
25434
$732,997
$797,577
9363
10423
$237,098
$248,517
$520,453,849
$576,579,040
$61,026,839
$61,003,334
$33,618,380
$38,658,534
$27,440,961
$26,977,537
$424,661
$1,935,942
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(Table 11)
Table II- 1995
BENEVOLENCES
35 World Service and Conference Benevolences
36 Ministerial Education Fund
37 Black College Fund
38 Africa University Fund
39 Mission Initiatives
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
43 Spirit for Tomorrow
44 Conference Advance Specials
45 $10 Club
46 Higher Education
48 Health and Welfare agencies
49 Disaster Preparedness
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
57 Lake Junaluska
CONNECTIONAL CLERGY SUPPORT
58 Pension and benefit funds remitted to GBOP
59 Pension and benefit funds remitted to the Conf. Treas.
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
BC/BS not reported on line 68 in 1994
68A Other cash allowances paid to/for pastor
688 Other cash allowances paid to/for associate
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 schooh
72 Other current operating exp.(not including program exp.)
73 Principal/int. paid on indebtedness, loans, mortgages, etc.
74 Paid on bldgs/improvements(not includ. funds borrowed)
UMW
75 UMW cash sent to District or Conference UMW Treasurer
76 Grand Total Paid
NOTE: The tables above are preliminary figures and are
subject to change upon final audit
1994
1995
Change +/-
$2,590,345
$2,687,520
$422,617
$445,576
$147,337
$153,915
$39,380
$40,447
$13,842
$14,594
$596,312
$705,326
$4,543
$10,844
$5,797
$9,089
$46,257
$45,177
$3,360
$3,707
$8,933
$6,551
$14,967
$16,113
$5,996
$6,617
$85,610
$87,254
$7,612
$2,115
$211,197
$88,435
$89,382
$132,502
$1,345,804
$1,214,015
$713,163
$611,459
$9,272
$2,072
$1,875,749
$2,161,991
$8,151,865
$8,358,065
$20,737
$22,948
$76,725
$83,082
$55,382
$57,010
$824,611
$865,744
$548,734
$573,334
$78,115
$76,709
$1,604,304
$1,678,827
$2,556,689
$2,742,501
$0
$0
$1,013,227
$1,074,996
$309,400
$322,873
$353,524
$564,192
$2,258,948
$2,667,814
$6,491,788
$7,372,376
$13,417,963
$14,151,461
$784,684
$803,029
$1,604,974
$1,620,346
$93,405
$101,510
$1,698,379
$1,721,856
$1,720,894
$1,859,432
$90,422
$91,468
$1,811,316
$1,950,900
$2,567,366
$2,707,521
$143,558
$144,016
$17,928
$15,701
$2,728,881
$2,861,144
$20,441,194
$21,494,484
$733,772
$643,179
$8,650,301
$9,588,076
$3,801,103
$4,221,285
510,183,922
$10,436,473
$5,333,379
$5,682,986
$8,077,826
$11,041,331
$36,780,303
$41,613,330
$554,582
$492,382
77757877
$81,009,464
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TRUSTEES, CONFERENCE BOARD OF
The Conference Board of Trustees has received the following closed church
properties since the 1995 Annual Conference:
FLINT RIDGE, Burlington District on the Rock Creek Charge.
AGLANDER, Elizabeth City District on the Aulander-Harrellsville Charge.
One church property, WINTON in the Elizabeth City District, has been sold during
the year, and another property, SAINT FRANCES, also in the Elizabeth City District, has
been presented to Hope Plantation for removal to their location. AGLANDER, in the
Elizabeth City District, has been made available to the Commission on Congregational
Development for use in establishing a new church.
Other church properties currently in process of being sold include: LIGHTHOGSE,
Rockingham District; PIREWAY, Wilmington District; EVANS, Elizabeth City District; and
CENTRAL CROSS, Rocky Mount District.
The Gnited Methodist Building in Raleigh has had several renovations during the
year: the parking lot has been resurfaced; the wing occupied by Conference offices has
had some refurbishment, including carpet, painting, Venetian blinds, and new lobby
furniture. Other improvements are scheduled for 1996, to include new signage and
exterior trim painting. The episcopal residence and staff parsonages are in excellent
condition, and some improvements will be made prior to the arrival of a new bishop and
CCOM staff person. The west wing of the Gnited Methodist building currently is fully
leased.
Jerry Lowry, Chairperson
UNITED AOETHODIST FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED
In 1995 Gnited Methodist Foundation, Incorporated celebrated its 40th Anniversary
and in many ways the best year in its history.
• Investment performance in 1995 was outstanding with the highest total rate of
return on investments since 1982.
• Net assets of the Foundation grew to just under $45,000,000.
• The unit value reached an all-time high of $2.03.
• The number of partnership accounts increased over 13% (42 new accounts) bringing
the total number to 360.
• Many local churches, with assistance from the Foundation, established planned
giving and endowment programs.
• More securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) were gifted through the Foundation
to benefit local churches and causes of the Church than in any previous year in its
history.
The year 1995 marked a dramatic turn around in the performance of the
investments of GMF, Inc. from 1994. Net investment income was $1,953,013 or
$139,278 above the income for 1994. Net realized and unrealized gains on investments
were $5,791,639 at the end of 1995. Total net assets on December 31, 1995 were
$44,991,545 or $2.03 per unit.
The Capital Management Group of First Gnion National Bank managed the portfolio
of GS equities and bonds in 1995 and continued to provide outstanding performance.
Brandes Investment Partners, Inc., Murray Johnstone International Ltd., and Interinvest
Corporation provided investment services for the global investments portfolio. Oxford
Mortgage Corporation of Raleigh provided investment counseling and services for the
mortgage loan portfolio which provided a unique niche in the investment marketplace.
Three new loans were considered in 1995. One was completed and put on the
Foundation books in 1995, and the other two were completed and booked in early 1996.
The Foundation made an important decision in 1995 to hire Smith Barney
Consulting Group as its investment management consultant. This firm will help the
Foundation make asset allocation decisions that will in turn allow greater diversification
of investments. Assets will be deployed in Large Cap Value Stocks, Large Cap Growth
Stocks, Small Cap Stocks, Fixed Income Investments (bonds) and International Equities.
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The purpose in using this greater diversification is an effort to provide the best yield for
ail unit holders.
Nineteen new endowments and five new life income agreements were established
in 1995. A total of $222,782 was given to fund these new endowments, and $291,728
was given to fund the new life income agreements. Eighteen new revocable investment
accounts were created by local churches, institutions, and causes of the Church with
investments of $505,130. These new accounts have assets of $1,019,640. An additional
$1,043,015 was added to existing endowments and investment accounts during 1995.
Many accounts also grew from reinvestment of earnings, and all accounts grew
significantly from capital appreciation during 1995.
Many local churches across the NC Conference now have active planned giving and
endowment programs in place. Planned Giving Handbook for Churches of the NC
Conference, a publication of the Foundation which was given to each pastor in the
Conference in late 1994 and early 1995, has been a valuable resource in churches where
these special stewardship programs have been organized.
Each year the Foundation staff provides an increasing level of stewardship
consultation and assistance to local churches. Estate and Gift Planning Workshops,
Creative Gift Planning Seminars, stewardship sermons and special presentations on wills,
estate planning, and planned giving continue to be well received. The Foundation
newsletter LEGACIES was sent quarterly to over 7,500 persons who have key leadership
positions or who have indicated an interest in planned giving. A vast supply of other
printed resources was provided and distributed by the Foundation through its on-going
stewardship education programs.
In 1 995 an increased amount of staff time was devoted to assisting individuals and
families v^nth charitable estate and gift planning. This assistance was provided without any
cost or obligation on the part of those persons and has resulted in significant benefits to
local churches, institutions, and causes of the Church by way of current and deferred
gifts.
The investment partnership continues to provide the potential for local churches,
institutions, and other causes of the Church to minimize the cost of investing long-term
and permanent funds while maximizing investment returns within acceptable risk
parameters. The total rate of return in 1995 was 18.48%. The average annual rate of
return has been: 3 years - 9.96%; 5 years - 10.18%; 7 years - 10.30%; 10 years - 9.76%;
15 years - 11.12%.
(While the above figures accurately represent total rate of return on the Foundation's
General Fund investments for the stated periods, they are not an estimate or indication
of future performance. Each partnership account is accounted for separately, owns a
specified number of units in the Foundation, and participates on a pro rata basis in
earned income and capital appreciation/depreciation.)
Thomas E. Chandler announced his decision to step down as President of the
Foundation at the conclusion of the March 1996 meeting. A Nominating Committee,
chaired by Dr. Reginald W. Ponder, was appointed and will present a slate of officers at
the March meeting.
The Annual Report for this 40th Anniversary would not be complete until we express
sincere appreciation to the NC Conference for the strong and faithftjl support given to
nurture this special stewardship ministry over these 40 years. We are deeply grateful for
the warm and gracious reception our staff has received in local churches where we have
been invited to provide stewardship consultation, education, and planned giving
assistance. We give thanks for the partnership which exists between local churches,
institutions, and causes of the Church and CIMF which makes possible a faithful
stewardship of financial resources. And, we especially give thanks to God for those
persons whom we have been privileged to assist in making generous gifts to benefit their
local church and many other causes of the Church.
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On behalf of its Board of Directors we commit our best efforts to help strengthen
the Church for present and future mission and ministry through the stewardship ministry
of United Methodist Foundation.
Thomas E. Chandler, President
Douglas L. Byrd, Executive Director
GMITED METHODIST MEN
As of January, 1 996, there were 235 active nationally chartered United Methodist
Men's fellowships in the Morth Carolina Conference, representing an increase of 15 over
the preceding year. Although this was an increase of almost 10%, there are still almost
three-fourths of the charges in the conference that have no chartered men's organization.
Founded on evangelism, mission and spiritual life. United Methodist Men seek to
build a Christian community among themselves and witness to the world their faith in our
Lord and Savior. We work both to serve the congregations of which we are a part, and
to do God's work in the larger society that surrounds us. We share with others the Good
News of God's Grace, we respond to the cries of the needy where possible, and through
fellowship with each other, we nurture the Holy Spirit within each of us.
Conference officers for 1 996 are Sam Hodges, president; Frank Cox, vice-president;
Mack Parker, secretary; and Guy Tilley, treasurer. District presidents are Guy Tilley,
Burlington; Mark Stephens, Durham; Jessie Callahan, Fayetteville; George Avery,
Greenville; Kenneth Lymaster, New Bern; C.A. Dillon, Raleigh; Donald Rainer, Rockingha-
m; B. D. Rabil, Rocky Mount; Glenn Stevens, Sanford; and Valton Ray, Wilmington. At
the time of this report, the Elizabeth City and Goldsboro districts were without district
presidents.
Priority conference goals for this year are:
1 . To increase the number of active chartered fellowships in each district.
2. To increase participation in district and conference events and projects.
3. To increase EMS memberships from the present number of 235. EMS members are
men who support connectional UMM programs through annual membership fees
of $15.00, which include a subscription to the national UMM publication "Men's
News."
4. To further underwrite the Meals for Millions project of the Society of Saint Andrew.
This is a program to provide low cost potato meals to hungry people across the
United States, which is being accomplished at an amazing one cent per serving.
Local UMM groups are being asked to accept a challenge fellowship of $10.00 per
member per year and to distribute Meals For Millions lapel pins throughout their
congregations and elsewhere in exchange for a small donation. In addition, they are
asked to participate in the Society's Gleaning Network and Mile of Pennies program.
5. To support the work of the Upper Room Prayer Center in Nashville both through
financial contributions and participation in the national telephone prayer ministry.
6. To continue and increase our support of the scouting movement through
sponsorship of Boy Scout and Cub Scout units.
7. To promote and encourage attendance by men throughout the Conference to the
Promise Keepers rally to be held in June of 1996 at the Chariotte Motor Speedway.
We look forward to the United Methodist Men continuing to be a vital organization
within The United Methodist Church, and invite men of all ages to join us in our work and
fellowship.
Samuel C. Hodges, Jr., President
GNITED METHODIST WOMEN
The 1993-1996 Quadrennial Theme for the United Methodist Women in the NC
Conference is "Glimpses of God - Reflections of Christ" with the focus in 1993 being In
Ourselves, 1994 In Others, 1995 !n Our Community and 1996 In Our Worid. The
Quadrennial Theme and the sub-themes each year have really helped in fulfilling our
Purpose as UMW. We are a community of women whose Purpose is to know God and
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experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative
supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation in the
global ministries of the church. Our Purpose is at the forefront of all we do as GMW and
our themes help us to fulfill our Purpose.
1995 at a Glance:
January: The Conference Program/Executive Committee made plans for the year.
February: A retreat was held for the 13 elected officers to discuss the implementa-
tion of the plans made in January by the entire Amission Team. A Financial Analysis
Meeting was held at Buckhom GMC in Wilson.
March: A 39 and Under Event was held at Methodist College in Fayetteville. Elaine
Lilliston, Diaconal Minister at Englewood GMC in Rocky Mount lead this event based on
our 1995 theme, "Glimpses of God - Reflections of Christ - In Our Community." A
Women, Faith and Violence Conference was held at Duke Memorial CIMC in Durham.
April: GMW across the Conference participated in the Food Lion Community Way
Days and helped raise over $18,000 for the Methodist Home for Children. Applications
were received for scholarships.
May: A Christian Personhood Retreat was held at Louisburg College which was lead
by The Rev. Rosemary Brown from Mashville, TN. This was a time of worship, praise and
spiritual renewal. The Scholarship Committee awarded a total of $6,500 in scholarships
to 14 recipients in May.
June: The 13 elected Conference Officers attended Regional School at Millsaps
College and received vital training related to their office as well as taking courses on the
Mission Studies for 1996.
September: This month featured three well attended Mother/Child Retreats at
Chestnut Ridge, Don Lee and Camp Rockfish. The theme for the retreats was "God's
Great Creation."
October: The Annual Meeting focused on children and children's issues in
celebration of the Campaign for Children, Phase II and the 1995 Mission Study, "Making
the Worid Safe for Children."
Also in October, seven women participated in a "Hands-On Mission Education Event"
at the Bethlehem Center - Wilson Inn Center in Richmond, VA and as a result of this
event, plans are underway for a one day "Hands-On Mission Education Event" at the
Bethlehem Center in Winston-Salem in the fall of 1996 and a weekend event in the Fall
of 1 997 at the Bethlehem Center-Wilson Inn Center in Richmond. Women will be selected
from each district to participate in these events.
1 995 was a very successful year. Through our various avenues of mission giving we
exceeded our $412,000 Conference Pledge to Mission by $4,063.48! We are very grateful
to GMW from all over the NC Conference for making this possible. Through our mission
giving we make mission possible not only here at home but all over the worid.
Exciting plans are underway for the first GMW sponsored School of Christian
Mission, August 1-3, 1996 at Methodist College in Fayetteville. This school will afford the
opportunity to take all three of the Mission Studies as well a Leadership Development
Course and a choice of five focus groups: "Children's Study - China," "How to Do a
Mission Study," "Gp-Date on New GMW Structure," "When Hate Groups Come to Town,"
"What It Means to Be a Gnited Methodist," and "Family Worship." This School of Christian
Mission is for everyone!
The GMW of the NC Conference are in mission in every possible way from saving
Campbell Soup Labels, which provided $7,000 worth of equipment for Methodist College,
to volunteering in soup kitchens, clothing closets and shelters.
Our 1996 theme is "Glimpses of God - Reflections of Christ - In Our Worid" and we
will be striving more than ever to "expand concepts of mission through participation in
the global ministries of the church" and to answer the call of Christ in the Great
Commission to "go into all the worid..."
Jeanne Rouse, President
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GNITED METHODIST YOOTH
As the year 2000 approaches, we are seeing the effects of Methodism's Vision 2000
emphasis across the Conference and throughout the world. This can be no better seen
than in the events that the United Methodist Youth of the NC Conference are participating
in. In the past two years we have increased the numbers being brought into our ministry
by an inspirational and innovative event, PILGRIMAGE. This all-encompassing weekend
offers fun, fellowship and worship for youth from all over the Conference; and this year
brought in even more youth than the previous year's event, with a total of almost 2000
youth and adults in attendance. Not only has Vision 2000 for youth been blessed by these
numbers, but also by YES!, Youth Empowered by the Savior Ministries. YES! teams
comprised of youth and college students with an adult leader lead local church youth
groups in a weekend of worship and the development of friendships between youth as
well as team members. This ministry reached 6 different groups in 1995 and already has
5 scheduled for the 1996 year. These youth-led weekends have pulled youth groups
together and changed the lives of youth across the Conference.
Youth came together for weeks of praise, fun and everiasting memories in the seven
successful events held in 1995. The events occurring were Global Vision, Conference
Youth Rally Day, Appalachian Trail Hike, Summer Breakaway, ACS-Annual Conference
Session for Youth, the International Mission V/orkteam and Pilgrimage. This year we had
wonderful numbers with over 3000 in attendance. The youth functions this year ran
smoothly and we saw many youth from across eastern NC participating in praise and
having fun with their friends, while hearing inspiring programs and learning more about
Christ. Besides the youth attending Conference youth programs, youth have been in
attendance at other events on the Conference calendar such as Annual Conference and
The Great Event. Participation of youth on this level is vital to involvement and seeing
more youth in attendance is encouraging. We hope to see more youth involvement in the
coming years for we have loved the vitality of the youth at all events and look forward to
more of this.
Youth Service Fund has been blessed by hard workers and youth support. Through
YSF grants are given to groups which use the funds for service. Every year, many more
grants are requested than can be given, for the need around our Conference and over
the worid is great. The grants that YSF is able to fill contributes to the lives of many. The
grants given for 1995 include: Highland Service Project, Asbury Basketball Camp, Society
of St Andrew-Harvest of Hope, Base Christian Communities Network Youth Ministry in
Nicaragua, SEJANAM Empowering Native American Youth for Ministry, Confrontation
Point Ministries, and Camp Providence. These groups appreciate our support but we vAsh
to help more. The only way to do this is by added support from youth. Support from
local church youth has declined over the recent years but resources are being developed
and implemented to get the word out about YSF. This starts at the local church and
should be continued at the district and conference levels. As youth of the Conference, we
should all support; this mission of GM Youth through YSF.
We thank the youth of the Conference and all the people of the Conference for their
support and help with youth ministry. It has been a great year and can only continue as
we move forward toward the Vision of 2000 set for us in keeping the ministry of Christ
alive and well in the NC Conference.
Will Simpson, President
Historical Records
SECTION IV
M
Memorial Service 3lij
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ALL SAINTS CELEBRATION
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Tuesday, June 11, 1996 - 11:00 am
Prelude Priere Franck
Now on Land and Sea Descending Bell Choir
All Creatures of Our God and King
*CaIl to Worship from Isaiah 40
Leader: All people are grass, their constancy is like the flower of the
field. The grass withers, the flower fades;
People: But the word of our God will stand forever.
Leader: Even youths will faint and be weary, and the young will fall
exhausted;
But those who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength,
People: They shall nnount up with wings like eagles.
They shall run and not be weary,
They shall walk and not faint
♦Hymn #709 Come, Let Us Join Our Friends Above
Prayer Congregation
Almighty God, who holds in your hands the souls of the righteous: we give
you thanks and praise for all who have served you faithfully and who now
live forever in your presence. We thank you for all those who have enriched
the world with truth and who have labored and devoted themselves to you
and your Church. Grant that all the good we have seen and known in them
may continue to inspire and guide us. And when we have fulfilled our time
on earth, may we join them and all your saints in unending praise to your
glorious name through Christ Jesus our Lord. Amen.
Gosp>el Lesson The Beatitudes Matthew 5: 1-11
Special Music Ye Servants of God Bell Choir
Precious Lord
Scripture from II Timothy 4
Sermon And Our Work Is Done Dr. Bergland
The Reading of the Names Bishop Minnick
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Clergy who have died during the 1995-96 Conference Year
William Winter Newman July 1, 1995
Charles Hall Mewborn July 23, 1995
Paul Wendell Boone August 4, 1995
Bruce Wayne McPherson August 14, 1995
Wallace Martin Ellis September 30, 1995
Robert Edward Walston October 30, 1995
Billie Rudolph McCullen November 6, 1995
Thomas Bryant Hough November 23, 1995
Walter Allen Wentz, Jr December 8, 1995
Ramsey Leon Crossno December 18, 1995
Orville Earl Leonard December 19, 1995
Alton Scott Lancaster, Sr February 6, 1996
Grant Sneed Shockley February 16, 1996
Eugene Addison Collins, Sr May 5, 1996
Walter Bryan Gregory May 7, 1996
Spouses who have died during the 1995-96 Conference Year
Saralee Willis Gray June 5, 1995
Josie B. Dunn Murray July 4, 1995
Lois Crouse Bingham July 9, 1995
Grace Geneva Dyson Batchelor August 10, 1995
Mary Elizabeth Cox Watson September 30, 1995
Oliue Blanche Hooper Meekins November 1, 1995
Anne Maria Bullard Loy November 22, 1995
Lorraine Lenor Kronholm Stone December 14, 1995
Mabel Gertrude Brand Goodwin December 17, 1995
Lelia Laura Shore Commander January 5, 1996
Ormah Hendon Woods Jenkins January 9, 1996
Essie Lewis Strawbridge January 12, 1996
Martha Laura Edwards Boone January 20, 1996
Nellie Mae Veach Hailey January 27, 1996
Louise Courtney Godwin Poole February 10, 1996
Kathryn Erma Baum Walston March 1, 1996
Mary Bell Douglas McCallum March 17, 1996
Frankie Jane Barefoot Connor May 22, 1996
Toiling of the Bell
Prayer Congregation
O Merciful Lord, v/e lift up to you the names of these saints, your servants,
before you. We remember them with gratitude and bless their names. And
we give you thanks that they now live with you. May their memories inspire
us to live each day in service to your honor and glory. And as a crowd of
witnesses may we all offer you hymns of thanksgiving and praise for all of
eternity. Through Jesus Christ, Amen.
♦Hymn #141 Children of the Heavenly Father
♦Benediction Bishop Minnick
♦Postlude For All the Saints Sowerby
Liturgist Bishop C. P. Minnick
Preacher Dr. John Bergland
Organist Judy Aycock
Ben Choir . . Bill Weisser, L-aura Davenport, Gayla Estes, Kevin Kerstetter
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Memoirs
WILLIAM WirSTER NEWMAN
1929 - 1995
William Winter Newman, 65, of Apex, died July 1 ,
1995. His funeral was held at Apex UMC with the
Reverends Henry Lovelace and William Boykin officiating.
Burial was at Apex Cemetery.
Bill is survived by his wife, Collen Dennis Newman of
the home; daughter, Lou Ann Newman Condrey and
husband, Ronald C. of Raleigh; son, William W. Newman,
Jr., and wife, Alyson, of Hillsborough; grandchildren,
Gregory William, and Emily Newman; brothers, Charles C. Newman of Durham, and
Roland C. Newman, Jr., of Sparta, NJ.
Bill passed away after a valiant four-year battle with cancer. He was a beloved
husband, father, and friend to all who knew him.
He was born to Roland C. Newman and Anna Louise Winter Newman in Passaic,
NJ, on December 7, 1929. The family moved to California, Georgia, and finally to North
Carolina during his youth. He was graduated from Durham High School in 1947. He
married the former Collen Dennis of Durham on November 14, 1950.
He joined the GS Coast Guard and served as master electrician on a light ship for
two years. After an honorable discharge, he enrolled at GNC-Chapel Hill, where he
completed work on a B.A. in Business. He was employed at Western Electric in
Burlington, during most of the time between 1952 and 1964.
During the years leading up to 1964, he began to feel a strong pull toward the
ministry. His work as a lay person at West Burlington GMC led him to accept the call in
1964. He served a three-church charge in Caswell County from 1964-68, while receiving
his M.Div. from Duke Divinity School. He served as associate pastor at Front Street GMC
in Burlington, 1968, and as pastor at Apex GMC, 1969. He became a deacon in 1966,
and an elder in 1968 in the NC Conference.
He joined the NC Council of Churches in 1970, then the Migrant and Seasonal Farm
Workers Association in 1974 on special appointment. He held a key administrative
position with MSSFA until returning to the pastorate in 1982.
Bill served at Yanceyville, 1982, and Prospect, 1986. Twice during this time,
members of his churches received the lay person of the year award for the Conference.
He finished his career as a pastor with service at Ebenezer GMC, 1989, and Coats, 1991.
Bill retired from the Conference in 1992 and returned to the MSSFA, renamed
Telamon Corporation in 1992. He also was named special projects coordinator in charge
of Head Start. He got the operation into a large new facility in Hendersonville, and
opened new facilities in Newton Grove. Prospect Hill Center was his crowning
achievement as he took a wooded lot and turned it into a thriving new center that opened
in the spring of 1995.
In addition to his 25 plus years in the ministry. Bill served in numerous civic
organizations, including the Rotary Club and the Civitans.
The Family
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CHARLES HALL MEWBORN
1918 - 1995
Charles was born in Wayne County on September
16, 1918. He was the youngest of four children born to
Vann and Leona Mewborn. Charles was preceded in death
by both parents, two brothers, and a sister.
Charles attended a rural elementary school, then
went on to graduate from Goldsboro High School. After
high school, he stayed at home to help his father farm,
and to help care for his mother who was ill at the time.
World War II caught up with him and he enlisted in the GS Navy where he would
spend the next six years from 1941 to 1947. Four of those years were spent attached to
the USS Cincinnati as it served in the Atlantic fleet. It was during the last year of his naval
career that he met the girl who would be his wife of 49 years. She was the daughter of
a Methodist minister from the Illinois Conference - a fact that perhaps brought him still
closer to the Methodist Church - being no small thing, since his parents were Primitive
Baptist.
For several years after his discharge, Charles was an apprentice embalmer at a
Goldsboro funeral home. During this time, he and his wife were members of St. Paul
GMC - and it was the St. Paul Church that recommended him for license to preach. With
a w/ife and family, he returned to college and Duke Divinity School to complete his
education, culminating with deacon's orders in 1957 and elder's orders in 1959.
During his ministry of 36 years, he served appointments at West Halifax, then
Battleboro, 1953; Windsor, 1954; Cherry Point, 1960; St. John-Gibson, 1962; Robbins,
1967; Tabor City, 1970; Rockingham: East, 1974; Newland-Grace, 1976; Laurel Hill,
1978; and Lumberton: Asbury-Pineview, 1982.
Depending on where he was located, he was a member of a number of service
organizations - Rotary, Scouting, Lions, PTA, and at one time, a volunteer Fireman. At the
time of his death, he was an active member of the Laurel Hill Lions Club, the Laurinburg
Lodge AF&AM, and a shriner of the Oasis Temple in Charlotte.
Charles retired in 1985 to Scotland County, an area he had come to love. It was
here that he and his wife established their first permanent home since their marriage on
May 12, 1946. For 10 good years he worked in his own greenhouse and a vast yard
where there is now evidence of his labors.
Charles attended Annual Conference in June 1995, and visited with a number of
friends he had not seen for some time. On July 4, he suffered a severe stroke, and died
19 days later on July 23.
A Memorial Service was held at the Laurel Hill GMC with the pastor. Reverend Brian
Perry, and the Rockingham District Superintendent, Reverend Ben Rouse, officiating.
Inurnment was at Ariington National Cemetery Columbarium on August 10.
Included in his survivors are his wife, Patricia Drake Mewborn of Gibson; four
children, Thomas R. Mewborn of Newton Grove, Alice L. Mewborn of Sanford, Charies
V. Mewborn of Tampa, FL, and Karen D. Dunn of Laurel Hill; three young grandsons,
Grover, Wolfgang, and Boris Mewborn of Tampa, FL.
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PACJL WENDELL BOONE
1930 - 1995
Paul Wendell Boone, 65, who recently retired as
pastor of First GMC in Morehead City, died August 4,
1995 at his Morehead City home after a long and valiant
battle with cancer. A service of praise and thanksgiving
was held August 7 with Bishop C. P. Minnick, Jr., the
Reverend Roger D. Paxton, Dr. Kermit L. Braswell, the
Reverend Thomas G. Holtsclaw, Dr. Milton H. Gilbert, and
the Reverend Andrea R. Woodhouse officiating. He was
buried on the tranquil grounds of Greenwood Cemetery in his hometown of Clarksville,
TIN.
Paul was born June 29, 1930, the son of Alvin and Leia Wofford Boone. He
graduated a member of the National Honor Society from Clarksville High School in 1 948,
and from Martin Junior College in Pulaski, TIN in 1950. While he was at Emory and Henry
College in Virginia, he decided to study for the ministry. He went to Candler School of
Theology at Emory University in Atlanta, GA, and graduated with a B.D. degree in 1955.
He obtained his D.Min. degree from Drew University in Madison, INJ, in 1989.
During his 39 years in the ministry, he pastored Methodist churches in the
Kilmarnock Charge in Virginia, then transferred to the NC Conference and served the
Dublin Charge in 1957. He was also pastor at Lake Waccamaw, 1959; Carthage, 1963;
Christ, 1969; Trinity, 1970; V/hiteville, 1974; Englewood, 1979; Roxboro: Long Memorial,
1982; and Morehead City: First, 1988. Poor health required retirement in 1995.
Always involved in the community from which he served, Paul was active in such
diverse activities as the Boy Scouts, PTA, Retarded Children's Association, and Foster
Grandparent's Program. A Rotarian for many years, he was president in Carthage,
Roxboro, and most recently, Morehead City, where he was a Paul Harris Fellow. Just as
"Be Prepared" is ingrained in a boy scout's lifestyle, so the Rotarian's "4-Way Test" was
part of Paul's. Truth and fairness - fine words. Words to live by. And, he did. A regular
contributor to the Carteret County Neivs Times, and the Roanoke newspaper until
shortly before his death, he shared his "words" in a weekly devotional column titled
"Words of Life."
Paul was elected to serve as a member of the town council in Carthage and the city
council in Whiteville. Lauded by the editor of The Mews Reporter in Whiteville, he was
said to be level-headed, and further, cited as serving with dignity, intelligence, caution,
and concern for future generations.
He enjoyed writing, riding motorcycles, and was an amateur magician. A talented
musician, he also played the piano, the organ, and sometimes the coronet.
But Paul's most meaningful contributions were less open to public view, certainly
more private. They were the times when he knew, without words, that someone hurt and
he responded. They were the times when he kept on going, despite the pain he endured,
because he needed to give. They were the times when he battled his own weaknesses,
his own fears, so that he could fulfill a promise. To those who knew him well, there was
an openness, a gentleness, about Paul. He was always questioning, always seeking,
always learning. And he taught just by being the kind of person he was. He had a zest
for life, and he lived it fully to the end. About his illness, well, he might accept it, but not
its limitations. And he certainly didn't have to like it! He fought long and hard for five
years, and he was a witness to his community and congregation of what can be
accomplished over adversity. He not only taught us how to live. He taught us how to die.
He also taught us how to love.
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Paul had faith - faith to walk fearlessly, faith to run confidently, faith to live
victoriously.
in our family we remember him best throttling up the motor on our boat as we
neared home, his hair blowing in the breeze, a smile on his face. Yes, he'd be back in
time to prepare for church.
Paul is survived by his wife, Ellen Brent Boone, of Morehead City; two daughters,
Elizabeth Ann Boone Murphy of Archdale, and Paula Ellen Boone of Kemersville; two
sons, Dr. Paul W. Boone, Jr., of Newport News, VA, and Robert Brent Boone of Rocky
Mount; and two grandchildren, Alan and Leigh Murphy.
Martha Bond Hedgepeth
BRUCE WAYNE McPHERSON, SR.
1948 - 1995
ffa man does not keep pace with his companions,
perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let
him step to the music he hears, however measured or
far away. - Henry David Thoreau
1 believe Thoreau must have known Bruce
McPherson, or someone just like him. And, others seem
to agree.
Listen to Dr. Belton Joyner's words from Bruce's
funeral: "Some folks just hear a different drumbeat. Most of us hear a drumbeat which
says from time to time, 'Slow down!' But sometimes God puts among us someone who
hears a drumbeat that says, 'Go ahead!'
Most of us hear a drumbeat which says, 'Now, you want to do just the right thing;
you want to be politically correct.' But sometimes God puts among us someone who
hears the sound of a drum that says, 'Loving is more important than being right.'
Most of us hear a drumbeat that says, 'Death.' But sometimes God puts among us
someone who hears a drum that says, 'Life. Resurrection.' Thanks be to God for ears that
hear."
Bruce heard a drumbeat which rang sweet and clear the steady beat of "Jesus loves
me, this 1 know, for the Bible tells me so." You could hear it in his laughter, you could
feel it in his hugs, you could sense it in his very being. He preached it from the pulpit and
in his life.
Dr. Joyner said the same thing of Bruce, in his own characteristic way: "Was Bruce
eschatologically pervasive in his homiletic nomenclature? Ha! That's not what he would
have called it! His faith was a simple, straight forward trust that Jesus loved him, saved
him, and welcomed him home. And he told others about it, both in how he spoke and
how he lived."
Bruce got this marvelous faith and zest for life from his parents, Lee Roy and Gertie
Mae Gaboon McPherson. He was born October 3, 1948 in Elizabeth City. His parents
raised their son as a lover of nature and a lover of people on the Pasquotank River at
Elizabeth City. And, he never lost that love for all of God's creatures (except, perhaps, for
cats!).
He particularly loved his family. He is survived by his brother, Leroy McPherson, and
sister, Mary Jane Hendricks, both of Elizabeth City; his son, Bruce, Jr., of Angier, and
Bruce, Jr.'s family - wife, Diane, and children, Cody and Sarah; his daughter, Mary
Catherine (Missy), of Lynchburg, VA; his wife, Tracy, and son, Samuel.
Bruce's greatest love, next to his love for His Lord, was his love for his children. God
blessed him with Bruce and Missy while he was in his twenties, and with Sam, just a year
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and a half before he died. Not long after Sam's birth, Bruce said, "If anything ever
happens to me, tell my children I delighted in them." And, he did.
Bruce graduated from Central High School in Elizabeth City, from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and from Southeastern Baptist Seminary in Wake Forest.
He also attended Duke Divinity School. He served in the Air Force for two years and
served Baptist churches in Virginia before becoming part of the NC Conference of The
GMC. He pastored Union Chapel CIMC, Kittrell, for seven years, and Trinity UMC,
Louisburg, for two years. These were particularly special places because Union Chapel
was where we met and were married on June 1, 1991, and Trinity was where our son,
Sam, was born and baptized in 1994.
Bruce loved being a preacher; in fact, he could not be anything else. God called him
to a wonderful pulpit ministry, and he knew he belonged nowhere else. He often noted,
"I know Whose I am, and what I am about." It brought him a peace that truly passed all
understanding.
Bruce will not be remembered for the board retreats he planned, the long-range
plans he inspired, or the capital campaigns he led. And, somehow, 1 think he'd be very
proud of that. Instead, he will be remembered for the hands he held, the hugs he gave,
the prayers he prayed, the jokes he told, the tears he cried, and the second helpings he
ate. Most of all, he will be remembered for merely being there, when being there was
really important.
Dr. Joyner put it this way: "Why is it that we call to mind a pastor who never seemed
to have a hymnal with him in the pulpit?... Who thought Carolina Blue was the correct
liturgical color for all seasons?.. .Who wore shorts, black socks, and dress shoes to play
volleyball? Why do we remember the little things? 1 think it is because the incarnated
presence of Jesus Christ in this world has given new holiness to the little moments, to
the daily activity, to the common life."
Bruce Wayne McPherson, Sr., died on August 14, 1995, at Duke Medical Center
after a heart transplant. While Bruce's heart may have stopped beating, it could never
stop loving. You just can't stop a love like that.
The funeral was held in Union Chapel UMC with Dr. Kermit L. Braswell and Dr. F.
Belton Joyner, Jr., officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Some people walk to the beat of a different drummer. If you are fortunate, you know
someone like this. Someone who lives life to its fullest, who sees the world with wide-eyed
wonder, who loves you and everyone else for the sheer joy of it.
Someone like Bruce McPherson.
Tracy Thompson McPherson
(with special thanks to F. Belton Joyner, Jr.)
WALL\CE MARTIN ELUS
1923 - 1995
Wally Ellis was born on December 9, 1923 on a
farm near Raeford, the oldest son of Henry and Katherine
Ellis, and brother to Leonard, Vivian, and Raymond.
After graduating from high school, Wally had to
decide whether to play professional baseball or answer
God's call into the ministry. Through his mother's
prayers, he entered the ministry; however, he never forgot
the thrill of hearing a bat as it hit a baseball. He was a
great supporter of athletics and its discipline.
Wally earned a B.A. degree from Bob Jones University and furthered his studies at
the Charlotte Bible Institute, Temple Seminary, Northern Baptist Seminary and the
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Conference Course of Study. He believed strongly in education and was an avid student
of history.
He worked with the Charlotte Rescue Mission and later became an assistant pastor
in Georgia. He accepted a position at Gnion Baptist Church in West Jackson, OH, where
he stayed for seven years.
During this time, he met and married Luella Eller of Marion, OH, on June 1 9, 1 949.
He returned to North Carolina and joined the NC Conference in 1954. He wanted to
establish a spiritual dominion in the church and to evangelize. At each new appointment,
he would announce, "I have come to preach the Gospel."
Wally was comfortable in front of people. He was a wonderful story teller. His love
for the Lord was conveyed in his sermons, whether from a tent revival or the pulpit of a
large church. While preaching in a tent revival on the family farm, Wally's voice carried
to the packhouse where his father was drinking. As Henry Ellis looked at the bottle, and
listened to his son's words, the bottle exploded. He never took another drink of alcohol,
and lived a godly life before his grandchildren.
Gsing easy to understand illustrations, and relying on his love for people, Wally
successfully pastored over 40 years. His appointments included: Winstead, 1 954; Garland,
1956; Benson, 1961; Grifton, 1967; Williamston, 1971; Durham: Bethany, 1980;
Robbins: Tabernacle, 1983; and Durham: Asbury, 1987. He and Luella moved back to
Williamston following his retirement in 1991 to enjoy their grandchildren.
Wally loved to fill pulpits those first years of his retirement. He continued to be active
in civic clubs and the Ministerial Association. He attended all of his grandchildren's
activities: gymnastics, football, baseball, T-ball, basketball, wrestling, and band
competitions. Five children and six grandchildren kept him very busy. As a prankster and
humorist, he showed his love for life, music, and food. He often said unless an athlete
looked up and saw his pastor in the stands, a pastor needn't look for the athletes to be
in the congregation.
Wally had married each of his five children to their spouses. As he and Luella
awaited the birth of their seventh grandchild, the sanctity of life was becoming even more
precious. Their first grandchild had been born with severe health problems, and Wally had
been struck by the struggles of chronically ill children, especially at Duke. He would dress
up in attention-getting outfits while visiting (or sneaking milkshakes to) the pediatric unit
of the hospital. The sorrow of his ministry occurred during his last appointment when a
precious young child named Jennifer lost her battle with cancer. He said his first question
in heaven would be, "Why did the children have to suffer?"
Always an optimist, Wally looked forward to the heart surgery that would restore his
health and vitality. He eagerly anticipated the activities "down the road" as he regained
his strength. Realistically, as a pastor, he was aware that he might not recover. In his
wisdom, he spent quality time with the family and ministered words of encouragement.
Although he lived 16 more months, Wally never fully recovered. He was surrounded
by a loving, caring family and friends. He participated in as many family activities as
possible. On May 7, 1995, he served communion with Dr. Stan Smith at Edenton GMC.
Although he could not speak the words, "The Body of Christ, broken for you," the
congregation was blessed to take bread from this frail but loving man. At the end of the
service, Stan walked him up the aisle where Wally shook every hand.
Wally's last days were difficult. He quoted John 3:16, Psalm 23, and repeated the
Lord's Prayer, with help. His last word was "beautiful!" When he died on Saturday,
September 30, 1995 at Pitt County Memorial Hospital, people were stunned. He had
handled his declining health with great dignity - just as he had lived it.
A Service of Celebration was held in the First GMC in Williamston where he had
served for nine years. The service was led by Reverend Clyde Cheezum, whose ministry
he loved and respected, and his brothers in the Lord, Reverends Sam Wood and Wilbur
Teachey. Sam and Wilbur, along with their families, had become a part of Wally and
Luella's extended family. Luella's sister. Donna Scott, an accomplished pianist, played a
medley of Wally's favorite hymns. Sheri and Susan Scott, Wally's nieces, shared two
special songs by tape. The Eastern Gate and Finally Home. Burial was in Martin
Memorial Gardens.
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Survivors include his wife, Luella; five children and their spouses, Lenny and Vicki
Plummer of Edenton, Jerry and Nancy Jones, and Rickie and Joyce Gay of Williamston,
Freddie and Sharon Ellis of Fayetteville, and Randy and Julie Ellis of Durham; eight
grandchildren, Michael and Christopher Jones, Jared and Lindsay-Rebekah Plummer,
Brandyn and Jordan Gay, and Jessica and Amanda Ellis (born after her grandfather's
death); several aunts, uncles, and cousins; and many nieces and nephews.
The Family
ROBERT EDWARD WALSTON
1905 - 1995
KATHRYN ERMA BACiM WALSTON
1916 - 1996
On October 30, 1995, God called home one of
His own, Robert Edward Walston. Four months later
on March 1, 1996, within the same hour, He called
home Bob's beloved companion of 59 years, Kathryn
Baum Walston. The two, whose lives were so deeply
intertwined, were together again in the presence of
the Lord they had served so faithfully for so many
years. The services of praise and thanksgiving for their lives were conducted at the First
GMC in Williamston by the Reverend Clyde Cheezem and the Reverend Lloyd Braswell.
Graveside services were held at Greenwood Cemetery in Tarboro.
Bob was born in Edgecombe County on December 30, 1905, the son of John and
Ida Walston. He attended elementary and high school in the Conetoe community of
Edgecombe County and graduated from Trinity College (now Duke University) where he
received a degree in religious education. He taught mathematics for the next six years
and although he loved teaching, he felt God's strong call to the ministry. In 1930, he
returned to Duke and graduated from the Divinity School. He was admitted into the NC
Conference in 1934.
Kathryn was born in Currituck County on September 22, 1916, the daughter of Tom
and Mamie Baum. Her mother died when she was an infant and she was brought up by
loving relatives, George and Dona Baum. She graduated from Popular Branch High
School in 1933.
Bob and Kathryn met while he was serving his first pastorate in Kitty Hawk. They
were married on December 20, 1935. Together, they actively served charges in Kitty
Hawk, 1934; Chowan, 1935; Pink Hill, 1939; Grifton, 1942; Burgaw, 1947; Williamston,
1951; Camp Ground, 1956; Ahoskie, 1960; Elm City, 1964; and Pine Forest, 1968.
They had two children, Janet Lilley of Williamston and Johnny Walston of Wilson;
four grandchildren, Michael and Christy Lilley, and John and Jana Walston. Kathryn is
also survived by a brother, Wyatt Baum of Kitty Hawk.
Bob was an active leader in Conference affairs. He was especially interested in the
town and country work being conducted by the Conference. In 1954, he co-authored a
book with C. G. Nickens entitled. Frontiers Again, published by the Commission of Town
and Country Work, in which they pointed out the challenges facing the Methodist Church
in expanding into rural areas. Because of his work with this commission, he was the only
rural pastor from the state to represent NC Methodists at the General Conference in
Denver, CO, in 1 960. Bob also helped organize the Methodist Minister's Credit Union, and
served as its treasurer for several years.
Kathryn's ministry was a ministry of giving. She was an excellent cook, and from her
kitchen she dispensed delicious meals for friends, family, shut-ins, and fellow church
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members. She believed in taking one day at the time, and trying to find something
helpful to do for others. She often served as a lay member to Annual Conference and was
active in the women's work of the church.
Due to Bob's declining health, he went on disability leave in 1969, then took
retirement in 1971. They moved to Goldsboro where they lived for 21 years. There,
whenever able. Bob filled empty pulpits, and he and Kathryn were active in Meals on
Wheels, enjoyed gardening, and devoting time to each other and their family. As Bob's
eyesight and health continued to fail, he and Kathryn moved back to Williamston to be
near their daughter.
Bob loved to read and enjoyed all types of literature. However, his eyesight eventually
became so poor he was no longer able to read his much loved books. With Kathryn's
help, he subscribed to taped books from the library for the blind and handicapped. At the
time of his death, the librarian commented that he was their most avid "reader," having
received more than 1 ,500 books!
A quiet, gentle man, Bob's life was his witness. He will be remembered for his deep
abiding faith in his God, his steadfast service to the church, his devotion to his family,
and the patience and courage he exhibited in later life while blind and confined to a
wheelchair.
Kathryn will be remembered for her generous spirit, the dignity and honor she
brought to every church and parsonage she ser/ed with her husband, her commitment
to her God and family, and especially, her devotion to her beloved Bob. Though ill with
cancer herself, she continued to care for him, often ignoring her own health, without
complaint, and with a heart filled with love.
Our lives were so blessed to have had parents such as these.
The Children
BILUE RUDOLPH McCGLLEN
1921 - 1995
Billie McCullen served God faithfully, he preached ^^^
the Bible, and whenever he met a stranger, he left a
friend.
He was born in Wayne County in the Grantham
Community June 2 1 , 1 92 1 , the son of Henry Eugene and
Lena Sasser McCullen. He served in the GS Army from
1943 until 1946. After he returned home, he was active
as a Boy Scout leader and was the Sunday School
superintendent at his home church. Falling Creek
Methodist, prior to being called into the ministry. After the call, Billie completed his
requirements for ministry in the NC Conference at Louisburg College and Duke Divinity
School. He was ordained a deacon in 1958, an elder in 1960, and made full connection
in 1964.
Billie served the following appointments: Institute Charge, 1954; Faison charge,
1957; Bethany in Wanchese, 1965; Oxford Charge, 1966; Pink Hill, 1968; Vanceboro
Circuit, 1969; Micro-Fellowship Charge, 1971; and Whitley-Elizabeth Charge, 1980. He
retired in 1984, and moved back to the Grantham Community. He was attending his
home church when he was asked to fill the pulpit at Asbury in Smithfield, and he served
this church for four years. He preached his last sermon there the Sunday before his
death.
Billie passed away November 6, 1995, at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro,
His funeral service was held at Seymour Funeral Home in Goldsboro, with interment at
Wayne Memorial Park in Goldsboro. The funeral service was conducted by Goldsboro
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District Superintendent Jim C. Lee, with Reverends Richard Sharp, Michael Bryant, and
Jean Hood. During personal remarks by Reverend Hood, he said, "Billie u/as the same
everyday, nothing artificial. He was like an old shoe. Everywhere he served the Lord, Bill
felt good and fitted like the old shoe. You all loved him, and he loved you."
He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Gladys Louise Cox McCullen, whom he
married on November 15, 1942; a daughter, Rosemary McCullen of Morehead City; son
and daughter-in-law Billy Wayne and Connie McCullen, two grandchildren, Allison and
Tim McCullen, all of Princeton; and two sisters, Rachel M. Cox of Grantham, and Lucy
M. Lee of Bentonville.
Billie loved the church members he served and made many lifelong friends who he
treasured through the years. Our family was very proud of his accomplishments, whether
it be building a new church for a congregation, or bringing a new member into the
church. Our home was always filled with warmth and love. Dad was always there for us
anytime we needed help or guidance. Our hearts are heavy, but we know that his death
is what he lived his life for, to be with his Heavenly Father.
At the end of the funeral service, the congregation stood and sang his favorite hymn.
1 would like to include the chorus:
"I'm living on the mountain, underneath a cloudless sky,
I'm drinking at the fountain that never shall run dry,
O yes, I'm feasting on the manna from a bountiful supply,
For 1 am dwelling in Beulah Land."
Rosemary McCullen
THOMAS BRYATfT HOGGH
1903 - 1995
The Reverend Doctor Thomas Bryant Hough died
on Thanksgiving Day, November 23, 1995, in Mt.
Pleasant, SC. He had been in declining health since
1988. For him this was a true day of thanksgiving when
God finally called him home as he was surrounded by his
family. The funeral was held on November 25, 1995 in
Christ Church churchyard in Mt. Pleasant, conducted by
Reverend Clyde Dunn.
"T. B." was born November 7, 1903 in Anson
County, the son of Robert Andrew and Janie Simpson Hough. The oldest of eight
children, he worked on the family farm and in the sawmill as a boy, and always felt that
this work made him strong physically and also strong in motivation. As a young man he
went to Draughan Business College in Columbia, SC, and said that the business
experience was invaluable to him in his pastoral duties. Hough was always one to make
the most of all opportunities to learn and grow.
He attended Rutherford College in Connellys Springs, where he played football.
From there he attended Duke University where he was working his way through
undergraduate school when he was sent to fill a vacant pulpit in Tabor City. There he met
and married Mary Gamette Martin, the daughter of a Baptist minister on June 15, 1928.
Married for 67 years, Bryant and Mary formed a special partnership in the ministry
of the NC Conference which was a blessing and witness to all. He often said that Mary
worked as hard as he did, but that he got all the credit. They had one child, Mary Jane,
who now lives in Charleston, SC.
Bryant and Mary moved first to Swansboro in 1929 where he had four churches,
Swansboro, Queen's Creek, Bear Creek, and Oak Grove, and bought an old schoolhouse
to be used as a church. Next, he served the Millbrook Circuit in 1931 with four churches.
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Millbrook, Rolesville, Knightdale, and Pleasant Grove; the Garner Circuit in 1923 with four
churches, Garner, Ebenezer, Mt. Zion, and Hollands; then the Swepsonville Circuit in
1937 with four churches, Swepsonville, Phillips Chapel, Saxapahaw, and Salem.
In 1941 he went to Mebane for 1 1 years where he united the Methodist-Presbyterian
and Methodist-Episcopal Churches, and built a church. He went to Jacksonville in 1952
and built a church, then to Lumberton in 1956 and built another church.
In 1962 he became district superintendent of the Burlington District. He
subsequently moved to his last pastorate at First Church in Rockingham in 1967, where
he served for six years.
T. B., always a strong believer in education, acquired his B.A., Th.M., Th.D., and
D.D. degrees from various institutions including Duke, Emory, American Bible College,
and the University of Iowa. He served on conference boards in Ministerial Training,
Missions and Evangelism, Methodist Foundation, and trustee for both the NC Conference
and Methodist Home, and vice-president of Committee on Wills and Gifts.
Active in every community in which he lived, Hough served as Lt. Governor of
Kiwanis International. He also was active in the Boy Scouts and was chosen Man of the
Year in Rockingham in 1979. He was a delegate to the Kiwanis International Convention
in Seattle in 1950, and he was a delegate to the Worldwide Methodist Conference in
London in 1966.
He retired from active ministry in The United Methodist Church in 1971, however,
he continued to preach whenever he was invited until 1 986 when he suffered a severe
stroke. Although his body and mind weakened over the next nine years, he remained a
beacon of faith and an inspiration to those who knew him, especially his beloved
grandchildren.
He always said, "Put your faith in the Lord, work hard, and try to do your very best."
This is the way T. B. Hough lived and died.
Mary Jane H. Hassell
WALTER ALLEN WENTZ, JR.
1925 - 1995
How is friendship measured? How is family life
examined? How is faithfulness charted? In some way,
friendship, family, and faith have lived most fully when
laughter has been shared, when tears have been real, and
when truth has been told. That's the way life was for Allen
Wentz. And that's the way death has been too, for we
have remembered him with joy, we have missed him with
sadness, and we have continued to grow with the truth,
the unvarnished truth, he gave.
Born August 31,1 925 in Rockingham, Allen was the son of Walter Allen Wentz, Sr.
and Carolyn Hillbrath Wentz. From 1943 until 1946 he served in the GS Navy as a
Pharmacist Mate. (How appropriate that the Navy Hymn was the processional music for
his funeral service and his memorial service!) After graduating from Elon College, he
completed studies at Duke Divinity School in the class of 1952. After 40 years of service
through the NC Conference, he retired in 1992 (most will not forget his far-ranging, tell-it-
like-it-is retirement speech!).
Allen married Shirley Joyner, whom he had met at Elon College, on September 8,
1951. Allen and Shirley had three children: Verna Carol Wentz, now of Raleigh; Matthew
Allen Wentz, now of Cary; and Douglas Karl Wentz, now of Raleigh. There are two
grandchildren: Jenny Hair of Chapel Hill and Richard Hair of Cary.
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At the memorial seivice in Raieigin, one speal<er said, "Allen Wentz had a faith and
a spirit and an integrity that was transportable. His faith, his spirit, his integrity were the
same everywhere he went. Allen did not need circumstances to define his character. His
character defined his circumstances. That's what happens when Jesus Christ captures
all of a life, when Jesus Christ captures all of all of a life." His ministry was marked with
that kind of wholeness; he knew how to listen; he knew when to speak. Charges he
served across the conference valued his pastoral leadership: South Camden, Belhaven,
Wrightsboro, Wendell, Leasburg-Salem, Murfreesboro, Fuquay-Varina, Raleigh: Trinity,'
and Mount Gilead. His love of ministiy with children and his stewardship of God's created
order took focus in his four years on the staff of the Conference Council on Ministries as
Coordinator of Children's Ministry and Camping. In retirement years, he continued to be
active in outdoor and camping ministry (and, for that matter, in pulpit supply). Both his
active ministry and his ministry in retirement were marked by an encouragement of young
pastors, a gift which will in splendid ripple effect impact our Lord's ministry in eastern
North Carolina for decades to come.
And then there is the matter of the caps. One never quite knew whether they were
for Allen's pleasure (and protection of his precious pate) or were for the delight and
amazement of friends who counted an untold range of color, design, condition, shape,
and coverage. Wearing the caps was playful; it was useful; it was creative - it was Allen.'
Having put the Christmas tree into place, on December 8, 1995, Allen settled into
a favorite chair at home in Frankin, VA, and died. To die at home and in celebration of
our Lord's birth seemed to fit this friend who so valued and served family and faith.
On December 11, 1995, pastoral colleagues Charles H. Hutchinson, Margaret R.
Saunders, and William M. Presnell led a service of death and resurrection at Murfreesboro
UMC. Interment was at Poplar Springs Cemetery in Franklin, VA. On December 1 6, 1 995,
Trinity OMC in Raleigh was the site of a memorial service, led by Bishop C. P. Minnick,'
Jr., Beth M. Morris, Reginald W. Ponder. Richard R. Blankenhorn, and F. Belton Joyner!
Jr. The service included an anthem. The Word of God, which had been written in 1992
to honor Allen upon his retirement at Mount Gilead. At both services, there were laughters
and there were tears. It seemed right to do both.
Allen was survived by two sisters, Virginia W. West of Rockingham and Elizabeth W.
McDougald of Hamilton, AL, and by one brother, Henry H. Wentz of Raleigh. One sister
Josephine W. Estes, died before Allen.
Allen Wentz lived (and died) with straightforwardness. He wrote a poem which
explored how much God in love gives us and how much we in love give God. The poem
closes in this straightforward way:
Oh for
A thousand
Hands and hearts
To give and
Give
Again and,
Again to give
Thanks to
Him...
My God.
Amen. ..that much!
F. Belton Joyner, Jr.
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RAMSEY LEON CROSSNO
1910 - 1995
The Reverend Ramsey Leon Crossno was born
hovember 10, 1910, on his family's farm near Bells, TN,
and died the night of December 18, 1995, while
hospitalized at Sampson County Memorial Hospital in
Clinton. His funeral occurred at Warsaw UMC in Warsaw,
the town to which he and his wife had moved once he
entered full retirement. He was buried in Moyock
Memorial Cemetery in Moyock, his widow's home
community.
The son of Robert Lee and Lida Mae Butts Crossno, he was reared on the farm,
attended Asbury College in Wilmore, KY, and the Divinity School of Duke University, and
joined the NC Conference in 1936. He was ordained deacon in 1938 and elder in 1940.
Leon Crossno's active ministry, one which extended for almost exactly 50 years,
found him serving Walstonburg, 1936; Carrboro, 1937; Lillington, 1938; Moyock, 1943;
Warsaw, 1948; Branson in Durham, 1952; Cherry Point in Havelock, 1955; Enfield, 1960;
Oxford, 1970; Fifth Avenue in Wilmington, 1974; and, following official retirement in
1981, Harrells, 1981-85.
On August 1, 1944, he married Katherine Elizabeth Poyner of Moyock. She survives
him, as do three sons and four grandchildren. The eldest son is John Leon Crossno of
Raleigh. Also living in Raleigh is Robert Seth Crossno, who is married to the former Joyce
Angel, and the father of Robert Seth Crossno II and Jette Taylor Crossno. The youngest
son, Kenneth Graham Crossno of Kinston, is married to the former Carol Dobey, and is
the father of Candace Lynn Crossno and Lauren Elizabeth Crossno.
The list of what he loved is a long one: God, The United Methodist Church, his
ministry, his wife, his sons and grandchildren, his brothers and sisters, and gardening,
bird-hunting, and fishing. Leon Crossno felt he was at his most effective when he was
able to serve communities rather like the one in which he had been reared: small-town
farming communities. Thus, certainly the members of his churches soon would come to
know that he was reliable and glad-hearted in conducting the rituals of the church for
themselves and their families, visiting in their homes, and attending by their hospital beds.
His church members also would quickly discover that his ministry extended to the time
he spent at the hardware store, the drugstore, in his vegetable garden, in the fields with
his bird dogs, and in the creeks and rivers casting for bass and bream.
He was a brilliant preacher. Entering the pulpit without sermon notes, and always
appearing absolutely at ease, he would deliver sermons that were perfectly constructed
and delivered in language that managed to be both simple and eloquent at the same
time. He could move a congregation to laughter as well as to tears within the same
message. The biblical texts he chose were always meaningful, and the applications he
made of them were drawn from what he had observed in his own life, the lives of others,
and what he had observed in nature itself. Invariably, Crossno's sermons taught that God
was a very present Being of love, gentleness, good hope, joy, and laughter.
In the course of his life and ministry, he touched the lives of thousands of people.
He left them the better for having known him. He left the world a better place for having
moved through it. And, for his family and friends, the world is emptier now that he has
traveled on beyond it.
John Crossno
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ORVILLE EARL LEONARD
1910 - 1995
Orville Earl Leonard went home to God December
19, 1995. It is certain that he was welcomed with joy, and
with the words, "Weil done, my good and faithful servant,"
for he spent his long life from the age of 19 in God's
ministry. His every effort was spent in reaching those who
had not heard or did not know the way to salvation.
There must be many, many stars in his crown.
He was born March 15, 1910, in Manchester, OH, to
Ora and Lillie Carter Leonard, and it was there, in the Island Creek Church, that he began
his ministry. Several years later, he joined Reverend Clinton Ferneau preaching in a series
of revival meetings throughout Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Reverend Ferneau was
accompanied by his daughter, Mildred, who was preparing to go to British East Africa,
now Kenya, as a missionary. Orville fell in love with Mildred (and she with him), and they
planned to marry.
Reverend Leonard received God's call to Africa. "How shall they call on Him in whom
they have not believed? and how shall they believe in him of whom they have not heard?
and how shall they hear without a preacher? and how shall they preach, except they be
sent?" (Romans 10:14, 15) "Jesus said. ..The harvest truly is plenteous, but the laborers
are few: pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he send forth laborers into his
harvest." (Luke 10:2) Orville left for Kenya in early 1937, to join Mildred, who had gone
the previous year. He carried with him a lovely wedding dress for Mildred, handsewn by
her mother. He and Mildred were married at the Ten Week Mission Station, April 8, 1 937.
The oldest two of their four children, Roberta Hope and Faith Marie, were born in
Kenya. The other two, James Orville and Love, were born and grew up with Hope and
Faith, on other mission fields. Among these were the Texas-Mexican Border and Cuba.
At each and every mission station, he built churches, clinics, schools, and a Bible college,
preaching God's word, with Mildred attending to the flock.
After returning from the mission field, Reverend Leonard pastored a number of
churches in the NC Conference. They retired, finally, to Augusta, GA. His wife, Mildred,
preceded him in death July 30, 1992, following 55 years of marriage.
Reverend Leonard happily accepted the difficulties and challenges of missionary life.
Like all other of God's missionaries, he went many an extra mile. He led a lifelong
crusade for God and His church with a sure conviction - praying, serving, preaching, and
teaching - fulfilling his duty with joy. He gave up all worldly goods, creature comforts and
conveniences, chances for worldly advancement, all for his love of God. In the most bleak
and primitive surroundings or circumstances, his courage and faith never wavered. He
was determined to point the way to Jesus and to His offer of redemption, salvation, and
eternal life. He faithfully followed Jesus's commandment to go into all the world to preach
the gospel, secure in the knowledge that Jesus was with him every step of the way. He
carried out his ministry, his responsibility to God every day of his life. His life, in fact, was
a testimony to God's saving power and abiding love.
Orville used to say that good men don't go to heaven, holy ones do. As he lay dying,
he asked to have the description (from John's Revelation) of God's heavenly city read to
him. He knew he was bound for that city: he was a holy man. He said, "I want only to see
my Lord, and then to see Mildred." It is certain that he did so. And, I also am certain that
he will spend eternity there, in the presence of his Lord Jesus.
He loved his family inordinately, especially his wife, Mildred, his children, his
grandchildren, and his brothers and sisters. He did everything for each of us that he
possibly could. And loving us so much, he gave us a most precious gift: a shining
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example, his own life, lived in the fear and an overwhelnning love of God. He taught us
to pray for forgiveness, salvation, and grace, for Jesus' help, and for His immediate
blessing. If he were here now, he would plead with us to keep our family circle unbroken.
Reverend Leonard is survived by one sister, Mildred L. Gulley, and one brother,
Reverend Chester Leonard, both of Manchester, OH; his children: Hope Leonard
Robinson of 4915 Carriagepark Rd., Fairfax, VA 22032, Faith L. Bishop of Martinez, GA,
James Orville Leonard of Athens, GA, and Love Leonard Hinshaw of Burlington; 1 1
grandchildren: Deborah Luce, Ronnie Cunigan, Bryan Cunigan, Tracy Martin, Mark Athey,
Gregg Athey, Thomas Athey, Gary Leonard, Kerry Leonard, Christopher Leonard, and
Jennifer Hinshaw; and by 13 great-grandchildren.
Hope Leonard Robinson
ALTON SCOTT LMSCASTER, SR.
1908 - 1996
Alton Scott Lancaster, Sr., was born on July 25,
1908, the youngest of eight children of William Scott and
Sarah Elizabeth Lancaster of Raeford. From his youngest
years, family was the guiding factor in his life. Nothing
was more important to Alton than his brothers and
sisters, his three children and their families, and his
beloved wife. Ruby. She preceded him in death on May
30, 1991, after 56 years of marriage. They were married
September 1, 1934.
As a minister in The United Methodist Church, Alton's family grew to include friends
and parishioners in the churches that he and Ruby served: Marvin, 1 948; Roanoke Circuit,
1951; Pasquotank Circuit, 1951; Pine Forest, 1954; Salem, 1958; Vanceboro, 1963;
Franklin Memorial, 1964; Institute, 1968; and Washington Circuit, 1972.
An exuberant laugh and a tender heart, it is for these two characteristics that Alton
Lancaster will be best remembered. No one ever enjoyed a joke more and few were
quicker to offer one. Alton saw the kingdom of Christ as a community of joy and lived
so as to convey this attitude to others. Although he always kept a suitable reverence at
appropriate times, he detested excessive solemnity, and he always sought to lead his
parishioners to see their faith as cause for celebration. His constant smile and his
exuberant sincerity led untold numbers to a richer walk on the spiritual path.
Alton's tender heart broke for all the sad and oppressed souls that he encountered,
and he witnessed for his Savior that our faith is one of comfort and assurance. In good
times and bad, he modeled for his congregations and for the world the availability of
peace through reliance on the Lord.
Although he retired from the active pastorate in 1973, Alton's ministry, at that point,
simply entered a new phase. Along with Ruby, he became active in the Lay Witness
movement. In this capacity they logged thousands of miles across the country as they
traveled to witness for Christ. Throughout these journeys and throughout these years,
Alton gave form to their faith as he distributed thousands of cards reading, "Smile, God
Loves You!"
As the years began to take their toll and their travels were limited, Alton and Ruby
entered the Carrolton Nursing Home in Lumberton. Alton continued to witness through
the Sunday School and church services at the nursing home and individually to staff,
fellow residents, and their families. Many stories have been told of Alton, alone in his
room, with scarcely enough energy to see him through the day, spontaneously breaking
into song with hymns of faith and praise. Even in his declining years, Alton's life
continued to be a shining example of the Christ life.
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Alton's health deteriorated steadily for the last couple of years and on February 6,
1996, he succumbed with all his family gathered about, holding hands and breathing
prayers of thanks for his peaceful transition.
Funeral services were held at Carter Funeral Home in Clarkton on February 9, 1996
with Dr. Kermit L. Braswell and Dr. F. Belton Joyner, Jr., officiating. Alton was laid to rest
between Ruby and his mother in the Raeford Memorial Cemetery.
He is survived by two daughters, Loretta L. Willoughby of Winterville, and Dr.
Elizabeth L. Braswell of Goldsboro; and by a son, Alton S. Lancaster, Jr., of Clarkton.
Al Lancaster
GRANT SNEED SHOCKLEY
1919 - 1996
Grant Sneed Shockley, professor emeritus of
Christian Education, and former director of Black Church
Affairs at The Divinity School, Duke University, Durham,
was born in Philadelphia, PA, September 3, 1919, the son
of Andrew Caleb Shockley and Mattile Blanche Sneed
Shockley. He was graduated from Lincoln University, PA,
in 1942, the Theological School, Drew University, in
1945, and received his M.A. and Ed.D. degrees from
Columbia University, New York, NY, in 1946 and 1952.
Dr. Shockley was ordained a deacon in 1943 and an elder in 1944 by Bishop
Alexander P. Shaw of the former Delaware Annual Conference. While in seminary, he
served appointments in New Rochelle, NY, and in Spring Lake, NJ. He served as assistant
pastor of St. Marks UMC in New York City, pastor of Whatcoat Memorial UMC in Dover,
DE, and pastor of Janes Memorial UMC in Brooklyn, NY. He retired from the NC
Conference in 1989.
He began his illustrious teaching career at the former Clark College in Atlanta in
1946, and coming full circle, was visiting professor at Clark Atlanta University prior to his
death. He has seived the major portion of his career as professor of religious education
in theological seminaries across the nation: Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, GA;
Garrett Theological Seminary, Evanston, IL; Candler School of Theology, Emory
University, Atlanta, GA; and Duke University, the Divinity School, Durham, from which he
retired in 1989 as professor emeritus. His visiting professorships include Centro
Evangelica Unido, Mexico, D.F.; New York University, NY, Union Theological Seminary,
NY; Drew Theological School, Drew University, Madison, NJ; Perkins School of Theology,
Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX; lliff School of Theology, Denver, CO; and the
University of Zimbabwe, Harare, Zimbabwe. Dr. Shockley was the first Black tenured
professor to be elected to the faculty of Garrett Theological Seminary, Northwestern
University, in 1959. While at Garrett, he was the first Black elected to the Board of
Education for the public schools of Evanston, IL. Additionally, he was the first tenured
Black professor to be elected to the faculty at the Candler School of Theology, Emory
University, in 1970. Dr. Shockley, considered a trailblazer in higher education, has left a
rich legacy of leadership and inspiration.
He continued his career in higher education serving as president of two institutions:
the Interdenominational Theological Center, the Atlanta University Center, Atlanta, GA,
and Philander Smith College, Little Rock, AR. He traveled extensively world-wide in his
position as executive secretary of Christian Education, the World Division, Board of Global
Ministries, The UMC.
Dr. Shockley was a contributor to a number of major publications, including the
Encyclopedia of World Methodism, An Introduction to Christian Education, A History
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of American Methodism, and the Westminster Dictionary of Christian Education. He
also has written several books, the most recent being Heritage and Hope: the African-
American Presence in United Methodism. He has been a board member of many
churchwide agencies, including the Division of Education, Board of Discipleship, The
GMC, 1976-80, and the University Senate. The GMC, 1984-92. Some of his other
memberships have included the Board of Trustees, Methodist College, Fayetteville; the
Board of Visitors, The Divinity School, Duke Gniversity; Society for the Study of Black
Religion; the NAACP; and the Association of Professors and Researchers in Religious
Education. His fraternal memberships are Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, and Kappa Boule,
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity. He is listed in Who's Who in The Methodist Church, Who's Who
in Black America, and Who's Who in the Midwest.
Grant Sneed Shockley died on Friday, February 1 6, 1 996, of a heart attack at Emory
Gniversity Hospital. Funeral services were held on February 21 at 1 1:00 am at Ben Hill
GMC in Atlanta, GA. Interment was at Eden Cemetery in Collingdale, PA, on February 22,
1996. A loving husband and father, he is survived by his wife of 49 years to whom he was
married on September 7, 1946, Doris Taylor Shockley of Atlanta, GA; and one daughter,
Muriel Elizabeth Shockley of Santa Barbara, CA.
Dr. Shockley's lifelong commitment to Gnited Methodism and the ministry has been
extraordinary. He was well loved, and will be missed by relatives, friends, colleagues, and
former students around the world.
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EUGENE ADDISON COLUNS, SR.
1934 - 1996
Eugene Addison Collins, Sr., was born on November
10, 1934 in Berwick, PA, the son of Russell and Lois
Collins. He was graduated from Bob Jones Gniversity at
age 17, and at that time, he was the youngest person
ever to graduate from the Gniversity.
Though Gene's early career was spent as manager
and buyer for department stores throughout New Jersey
and Pennsylvania, he always spent time assisting pastors
in area Methodist churches where he lived.
He married Anne Lorraine Revicki on January 11, 1958, and they became the
parents of three children: Denise C. Kennedy of Pittsburgh, PA; Eugene Addison Collins,
Jr., of Wilmington; and Elizabeth Lynn Collins of Hampstead. He also had two
grandchildren: Micheal John Kennedy of Pittsburgh, PA, and Eugene Addison Collins ill
of Wilmington.
Gene came to the NC Conference and entered its ministry in 1988 as a full-time
local pastor when he was 53 years old. At that time. Gene was residing in Hampstead.
He obtained his license to preach and served appointments at Topsail Island in the
Wilmington District from 1988 until 1991, and the Bladen Charge in the Wilmington
District (Bethlehem, Deems, Live Oak, and Windsor churches) from 1991 until 1994.
All too soon, critical health problems required that Gene go on disability leave in
1994, whereupon he moved to Clermont, FL. Death came from complications of heart
disease on May 5, 1996 at South Lake Memorial Hospital in Clermont, FL, and he was
cremated at Clermont.
Gene spent many years plagued with diabetes, chronic back problems, arthritis, and
finally, the heart disease from which he died. Despite these infirmities, and perhaps
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because of them, he answered the call of the Christian pilgrim. It is as though in helping
others, he would not have time to think of himself. And he went at it with enthusiasm.
"Whatsoever ye do in word or deed, do all to the glory of God."
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WALTER BRYAN GREGORY
1914 - 1996
Though he had defeated cancer once before, Walter
Bryan Gregory succumbed to lymphoma on May 7, 1 996,
following over 81 years in a special spiritual walk with
God. A celebration of his homegoing was held at New
Hope GMC in Roanoke Rapids with Rocky Mount District
Superintendent Tom Loftis, and the Reverend Greg
Minnick, officiating. He was buried beside his wife at the
Morris Family Cemetery near Roanoke Rapids.
Surviving family members include his two sons, W. Bryan Gregory, Jr., of Matthews
and William D. Gregory of Lilburn, GA; three sisters, Marie Gregory of Orlando, FL, Melba
Brynildsen of Angier, and Margie (Mrs. Harvey) Montague of Durham; two brothers,
Haywood Gregory of Angier, and Max Gregory of Orlando, FL; four grandchildren, "Trip"
Gregory, David Gregory, Anita Gregory Arnold, and Caroline Gregory.
Born on October 22, 1914, Bryan Gregory was one of 10 children of William
Haywood Gregory who ran a hardware store, and Mabel Collette Gregory of Angier. He
was graduated from Angier High School, Louisburg College, High Point College, and
continued with seminary studies at Duke Divinity School. He was ordained a deacon in
1947 and an elder in 1949 in the NC Conference.
While in Roanoke Rapids for field education and lay preaching for Duke Divinity
School, he met Eva Mae Powell. They were married on October 24, 1943, and produced
two sons.
Before retirement in 1 980, Bryan spent 37 years preaching at 47 churches in eastern
NC. His appointments were City Road-White Memorial, 1943; South Camden, 1944;
Town Creek, 1945; Stumpy Point, 1947; Hatteras, 1949; Kitty Hawk, 1953; Creswell,
1956; Whiteville Circuit, 1957; Bath, 1959; Harrellsville, 1962; Shallotte Circuit, 1963;
Dublin, 1965; Garland, 1969; and Bonlee, 1973. Poor health forced Bryan to take
disability leave in 1974.
For their retirement years, Bryan and Eva Mae moved to her home in Roanoke
Rapids where they remained until she died of congestive heart failure on August 31,
1991. Bryan faithfully continued his attendance and devotion to the church until the last
several months of his life when he became so weak and feeble. He moved to Bryan, Jr.'s
home in Matthews for the last few months of his life, and he seemed very happy and
secure there, spending his last days close to caring family and friends.
Among favorite memories of Walter Bryan Gregory are remembering how much he
loved singing and visiting with his church families for so many years. Eva Mae was always
beside him in this devoted ministry, and together, they made a beautiful lasting
impression on many of God's children.
W. Bryan Gregory, Jr.
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SARALEE WILUS GRAY
1909 - 1995
Saralee Willis was born on August 28, 1909 on the
MC coast at Atlantic, the youngest child of Walter Lee
and Mary Ida Goodwin Willis. Her sister, Eva Willis
Johnson, and her brother, Martin Willis, preceded her in
death. Saralee's early education was in the Beaufort
Schools.
While working in Durham, she met Alan de Leon
Gray, a divinity student at Duke Divinity School. They
were married in May of 1941 in Durham after he completed seminary school.
Leon joined the NC Conference that year, and Saralee became a gracious helpmate
to her husband and his ministry. She was an excellent cook, she loved working on her
still life paintings, and she assisted wherever she was needed in the many areas of her
husband's church work. They had an active life in civic clubs and affairs of the
community as well.
Leon was appointed to Jacksonville in 1941, then to Snow Hill in 1945.
When Leon was called to serve as superintendent of the Oxford Orphanage in 1946,
they went without hesitation. To this point they had no children of their own, now they
had many to care for, and they held this job joyfully for 28 years until Leon's health
required retirement in 1974.
During retirement in Beaufort, they were as active as health allowed. Leon served
three years at Cedar Island before his health declined to the point that Saralee cared for
him completely for several years. He died on January 5, 1985.
Saralee remained in Beaufort among family and friends, and she continued her
Lord's work faithfully for 10 more years. Then for six months, she became very ill before
she succumbed to cancer on June 5, 1995, in Carteret General Hospital in Morehead
City.
Her funeral was held in St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Beaufort with the Reverend
Matthew Stockard officiating. She was buried beside her husband in the St. Paul's Church
cemetery.
Saralee's surviving family are one adopted daughter, Mrs. Mary Ruth Mauldin of
Charlotte; two granddaughters, Bronwyn and Missy Mauldin; two nieces, Mrs. Shirley
Babcock and Mrs. Mary Palazzo of Beaufort; one grandniece; two grandnephews; three
great-grandnieces; and one great-great-grandniece whom Saralee adored, especially since
this made five generations of her beloved family.
Shirley Babcock
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JOSIE DGNN MURRAY
1912 - 1995
Josie Dunn Murray, loving wife of Eric O. Murray for
nearly 62 years, was born to Sam and Julia Ann Dunn on
January 26, 1912 at Aarons Creek, VA, in Halifax County.
Her family moved to Durham when she was 12 years of
age. She attended school at Aarons Creek and the
Durham City Schools. -tk^-'
"Jo," as she liked to be called, attended church all
her life. From a child she loved to sing praise to God in
church and home. For years she sang alto in church choirs. She also sang duets with her
sister and her husband for many years.
Jo was married to Eric Octavious Murray at Halifax, VA, on October 27, 1933. They
made their home in Durham until World War II when Eric was called into the Seabees of
the Navy. Jo moved near Eric in camps at Williamsburg, VA, and Providence, Rl. She
moved back to Durham when Eric sailed to England and France in August of 1943.
Jo knew that Eric was called to the Christian ministry while in service, and in August
of 1946, while Eric waited in camp for his discharge, she rented an apartment at Nyack
College, Nyack, NY. Jo graciously helped her husband through college by typing papers
and making do-nuts to sell at the campus store. She was highly respected and loved by
all the Nyack College community.
In 1951, Jo and Eric began their ministry in Burlington. They also served in
Richmond, VA, and Lumberton. In 1962, they joined the NC Conference and served
Pineview, Allensville-Trinity, Union Chapel, Hollands, Asbury-Dover, and Faith in
Burlington. After retiring in 1980, they served six years at Wellons Village Church in
Durham.
Jo's beautiful smile is remembered by so many in the NC Conference. She had a
divine gift for making the parsonage an influential arm of the church congregation where
people could come for any kind of help, comfort, and fellowship. Every church felt the
Christ-like love of Jo Murray, and many souls will be in heaven because she led them to
Christ as Savior and Lord.
In 1960, Jo and Eric adopted a beloved son, Eric Mark Murray, who now owns
Mark's Plumbing Company in Garner. They were proud parents of Mark and his lovely
wife, Myra. They also were proud of their three precious grandchildren: Patty, Erica, and
Mark, Jr., who live at 6304 Diamond Drive in Raleigh. Jo's husband continues to live in
Durham.
Jo entered the glory of heaven on July 4, 1995, at Durham Regional Hospital. Her
pastor. Reverend Ed Bogie, held her funeral at Glendale Heights GMC. The choir sang
so beautifully Jo's favorite hymns: "He Touched Me" and "Oh, How I Love Jesus." She
was buried next to her sister in Maplewood Cemetery in Durham.
The words of our Lord surely applied to Jo when He said: "Well done thou good and
faithful ser/ant... enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." This wonderful wife, mother,
grandmother, and friend, is sorely missed, but she will welcome us all when Christ
gathers us home.
Eric O. Murray
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LOIS CROGSE BINGHAM
1906 - 1995
On Sunday, July 9, Lois Crouse Bingham completed
her living on this earth. Her Master said, "Well done, good
and faithful servant; you were faithful. ..enter into the joy
of your Lord." (Matthew 25:21)
Lois was born in Greensboro on April 23, 1906, to
James Louis and Hannah Teague Crouse. Besides
helping her mother with the rearing of three younger
sisters and four younger brothers, she learned to drive the
family's "Pierce-Arrow" by age 1 0, and worked with her father's contracting company while
in high school.
She graduated from Asbury College in Wilmore, KY, in 1925, and she was married
to the Reverend Buell E. Bingham in 1927. Cinder the Wesleyan Church, then Pilgrim
Holiness, they served as co-missionaries in the British West Indies on the islands of Grand
Cayman, Jamaica, and Antiqua, and pastored churches in Oklahoma, Illinois, California,
and North Carolina. She was ordained by the Wesleyan Church in 1927; taught English,
French, typing, and was a media specialist in the NC Public Schools for 25 years in
Cumberiand, Washington, Alamance, Dare, Camden, Beaufort, Halifax, and Randolph
Counties, and she served as librarian for the city of Archdale.
Lois supported her family and her husband's ministry in many other ways; she
plucked turkeys, and she won the national sales award in 1943 for the Westmoreland
Steriing Silver Company. She was licensed as a local pastor in the NC Conference in
1949 when Buell was incapacitated with broken vertebrae. She was a member of the
Sunset Garden Club and the Pilot Club.
She came from a musical family - each of the nine children played a brass
instrument - and her father, who also played, sponsored tent meetings across the South.
Lois sang in a quartet as well as playing the piano at recitals. Music played an important
role in her romance with Buell Bingham, who played a double B-flat tuba and sang in a
quartet. All four offspring of Lois and Buell were excellent musicians with keyboard and
vocal skills. From early childhood, the children sang three-part harmony at many tent
meetings and recitals. It was a daily devotional practice to sing hymns in addition to
scripture and prayer.
In retirement, Lois chose to live in Archdale next door to her two maiden aunts, Lolly
and Isa Crouse, and to care for them until their demise. Lois joined the Archdale GMC
in 1969 after Buell's retirement from active appointment. Her many years of service at
Archdale Church included being teacher of the Wesley Women's Bible Class. After Buell's
death, Lois presented the church a new organ in his memory.
Surviving are three daughters: Ms. Rebecca Carnes of Chapel Hill, Ms. Juanita Miller
of Fayetteville, and Ms. Priscilla Durkin of Maryland; one son. Dr. William Louis Bingham
of Raleigh; three brothers, Joseph, Charies, and David Crouse, all of Wilmore, KY; 15
grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
One grandson, William Allen Bingham, a pastor in this Conference, gave the funeral
homily, and six grandsons sang "Zion's Hill" as a tribute to their grandmother.
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GRACE GENEVA DYSON BATCHELOR
1926 - 1995
Grace Geneva Dyson Batchelor, devoted wife of
Reverend Edward C. Batchelor, was born on September
1, 1926, in Columbus County, the daughter of Joe and
Hazel Dyson.
She was married to Reverend Edward Carson
Batchelor on September 1, 1941. She died on August 10,
1995, after a 25-year battle with Lupus and Rheumatoid
Arthritis. Funeral services were held on August 13, 1995,
at Whiteville Memorial Cemetery in Whiteville.
Grace is survived by her children: Ms. Hazel Walker of Chadbourn, Ms. Patricia
Batchelor of Lexington, Ms. Frances Inman of Whiteville, Ms. Linda Mercer, and James
C. Batchelor, both of Southport; Stephen Ray Batchelor of Sunset Beach, and Ms. Rose
Marie Hensley of Raleigh. Her husband, Edward, died on May 29, 1983, and she had one
son deceased, Edward C. Batchelor 11. She also is survived by one sister, Doris Smith of
Whiteville; and two brothers, Joseph Dyson of Wilmington, and William Walker Dyson of
Lumberton.
Grace was a model Christian. She spent all of her time caring for her children, her
husband, and her home. She was a devoted mother and wife throughout her life. She
worked very hard with her husband in the churches and communities in which he served.
Her calling was to support her husband and the work of the church in any way possible.
She loved God and she loved her family.
After retiring in 1983, Grace and Edward purchased a new home in Whiteville.
Tragically, he was killed in a car accident in May of that year. They had been married for
41 years. Throughout her illness, Grace never gave up and was able to live alone after
the death of her husband. She loved to give to others, and had a soft spot in her heart
for stray animals. She also loved gardening and fresh flowers.
Grace never wanted to be a burden to anyone, and during all her suffering, was able
to remain at home. The one word that best describes Grace is integrity - always speaking
the truth - loving her family, God, and country. She was loved by many.
Frances B. Inman
MARY EUZABETH COX WATSON
1919 - 1995
Mary Elizabeth Cox Watson died in her sleep on
September 30, 1995 in her home in Princeton, WV,
where she had resided for the past 13 years. She leaves
behind three children, Ann B. (Ann) Watson Maxwell of
Apalachin, MY; Robert R. (Bob) Watson of Tulsa, OK; and
William E. (Bill) Watson of Goldsboro. She had seven
grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
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Funeral services were held in Princeton on October 2. She was buried beside her
husband at Roselawn Memorial Gardens near Princeton.
Born at Castlewood, VA, on October 18, 1919 to Ezra and Blanche Porter Cox, she
grew up there attending the area schools.
She married Orville William Watson, also from Castlewood, on July 11, 1937. Her
greatest pride and devotion was to her family and to her church. During Orville's college
years, Mary worked beside him in pastorates in the West Virginia Conference, and later
when he transferred to the NC Conference in 1959. While in the NC Conference, he took
appointments at Amity, Roanoke Circuit, Rockingham: East, Robbins, and Rowland: First.
Together, they served 33 years in the ministry until advanced cancer required Omile
to take disability leave in 1980. In very serious health, Mary cared for him faithfully until
his death on January 7, 1982. In these last few years, Mary's health also declined when
she developed heart problems.
Family and friends Vi^ll remember that Mary was always an avid sports fan, and that
she greatly enjoyed quilting, but most of all, she was a devoted wife, mother,
grandmother, and friend. She will be missed.
"Now upon the farther shore lands the voyager at last. Father, in Thy gracious
keeping leave we now Thy servant sleeping."
Bill Watson
OUVE BLANCHE HOOPER MEEKINS
1903 - 1995
Born on December 4, 1903, Blanche Hooper
Meekins lived v/ith great zest for almost 92 years. She was
born in the same month and in that same county when
the first airplane was being flown by the Wright brothers
at Kill Devil Hills. She died in Manteo, also in Dare
County, on November 1, 1995, after a life that spanned
most of the century, and was laid to rest in the
Mausoleum at Roanoke Island Memorial Gardens.
Blanche was married on December 8, 1923, to Earl Ray Meekins, a member of the
NC Conference, for 61 years until his death on October 20, 1984. They first met when
she was three days old and Earl's mother brought the three year old boy to see the new
baby girl in the close-knit community of Stumpy Point. Later Blanche liked to tell how
Earl first told her matter-of-factly that he was going to marry her when she grew up: she
was 10 years old at the time.
Life in Stumpy Point was isolated in those days and closely defined by church,
home, and a one-room school. Most survived by fishing or boat building. Indeed, all travel
was by boat across the vast sounds of eastern NC. Blanche's father, Edgar Marvin
Hooper, was a boat-builder turned storekeeper. He and his wife, Caddie Mason Hooper,
had three daughters, Blanche, Mae, and Ruby, who remained close all their lives.
Blanche, the oldest, was able to go away to school at Louisburg College at age 16. She
made a dear school friend there, Ola Dale Wilson, and at 90 years old, they were still
chatting on the phone. After Louisburg, Blanche taught school on Hatteras Island for a
little while before her marriage to Earl. Essentially, Blanche's life continued to be defined
by church and home, though she became a talented businesswoman at several stages
of her life.
The church remained the pivotal point for Blanche both in the earlier years when
Earl was a lay preacher, and in the years after World War II when he became a full-time
pastor. Intensely sociable and always energetic, Blanche was in her element as a
minister's wife. What others might have seen as privation, she took as privilege, and
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cheerfully moved from place to place establishing literally hordes of friends. She was a
full partner to Earl, but independently active in church work. From the days of the
Epworth League, through stints as Sunday School teacher and Administrative Board
member, she was always involved. But the real joy of her life was the Woman's Society,
for which she ultimately served as a district president for the Elizabeth City District.
Several circles were named for her and she was justifiably proud of her life membership
pins, signifying her very high level of service. She continued to teach and speak capably,
well into her eighties.
Blanche's family was her other focus. She was survived by two daughters, Ina
Meekins Evans of Manteo, and Mary Meekins Beauchamp of Norfolk, VA, having earlier
lost a daughter, Lois Meekins Jackson. Blanche gloried in her 1 0 grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren who survive her. Had she had her way, all would have settled on
adjoining lots and visited her daily! She never got enough of it, wanting to cook for and
give advice to all her family virtually until her last illness. And her definition of family was
liberal - there were many people who knew her through her keen interest in the motel and
restaurant business run by her daughter, Ina, and family who also called her Granny,
which pleased her greatly. She was luckily able to live in her own home near the
restaurant until a stroke in her last year. After that time she was happy to be cared for in
the home of daughter, Ina, and her beloved son-in-law, Burwell. She died there peacefully
some 10 months later.
Blanche was an independent woman born in an age and place where that was rare.
She was spunky, capable, bright, maddeningly strong-willed, utterly friendly, often
charming, and persistent as the dickens. Right was right and wrong was wrong, and she
never hesitated to tell you her opinion about it. Yet, lively warmth and a genuine interest
in others spilled out of her always.
1 have a feeling she would have wanted us to remember and portray her as a saintly
and somewhat pious Christian, because proper approval always mattered to her in an
almost Victorian way. She was indeed an admirable woman, capable of leaving her home
and a thriving business behind graciously when her husband decided to become a full-
time, radically underpaid itinerant Methodist minister. However, we will actually remember
her as something much more complex and less conventional, a strong woman who could
exert her will on the world and on her family, who could make a good speech, run a
boardinghouse, teach a Bible study, help set a gill net, sew gorgeous dresses fitted from
homemade patterns made of newspaper, shoot a fox in her henhouse in the middle of
the night, plant a yellow rose bush at each new parsonage so it would feel like home.
And the very best thing she left us was that she affirmed her life to the end, always
thinking there might be something worth waiting up for tonight or tomorrow. She left her
mark. Indelibly.
Mary Meekins Beauchamp
ANNE MARIA BGLU^RD LOY
1898 - 1995
Anne Bullard Loy was born November 26, 1898, in
Robeson County. She was the daughter of the late Robert
W. and Rebecca McLean Bullard. She had three sisters,
Thelma, Lela, and Juliette, and one brother, Robert. They
are all deceased.
Anne was a graduate of East Carolina Teachers
College, now East Carolina University. She graduated on
June 3, 1929, and she taught school in Rex, Thomasville,
Allenton, and Lumberton for a total of more than 35 years,
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On March 21,1 954, Anne married the Reverend William Lawrence Loy. She became
very active in every church and community in which they lived. She served in all
capacities of the United Methodist Women. Proverbs 12:4 says, "A worthy wife is her
husband's joy and crown." During her years as a minister's wife, she lived the Christian
commitment and shared the ministry wherever Mr. Loy served and preached.
When Lawrence Loy retired in 1956, they served a pastorate for two more years
before they moved to their new home in Rowland. Mr. Loy filled many pulpits after his
retirement and they remained active in the church. Anne also was active in the United
Daughters of the Confederacy. Mr. Loy died on June 30, 1961.
Anne spent the last one and one-half years at Wesley Pines in Lumberton. She died
there on November 22, 1995, at 1:00 pm just four days before her 97th birthday.
She is survived by three nieces: Rebecca Pate Morris of Maxton, Evelyn Bullard Flack
of Greenwood, SC, and Betty Norment Weaver of Wilmington; five nephews: Robert
Frank Pate of Rowland, Gilbert Pate of Goldsboro, Bobby Bullard of Monroe, Lee Bullard
of Florence, SC, and Charles Norment of Lumberton.
Anne's graveside service was held at the Rowland Cemetery on November 24, 1 995,
at 1 1 :00 am, conducted by the Reverend John Aycock.
She will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends. "A good name is to be
chosen, rather than great riches, and favor is better than silver and gold." (Proverbs 22:1)
Mrs. Robert Frank Pate
LORRAIME LENOR KRONHOLM STOME
1926 - 1995
James Edmund Magner, Jr., has written that the
"end of the artist. .should be to bring creation fully into
act; to re-sing and heighten the song of creation... And
through this further heightening of creation, to bring
others to a further realization and participation in it."
Lorraine Stone was an artist.
Bom in Sigel, WI, on July 9, 1926, she was the
daughter of Edward and Mary Kronholm, who owned a
dairy farm. After high school graduation, she left home to work in Chicago, IL, her dream
of a college degree deferred. In Chicago, she met Amos Henry Stone and was married
on November 10, 1945.
In Hyde County, where her husband began his NC Conference ministry v^nth a four-
point charge, Lorraine painted with Mildred Gaylord and raised her two daughters. She
left with her husband to go to Wilson where her family would grow to include a third
daughter and a son. From Wilson she followed her husband's ministry to Fayetteville,
Hope Mills, Raleigh, Warsaw, Hertford, and Rowland. In those years as she faithfully
served her God, her family, and the Church, she was constantly creating. She was indeed
her own cottage industry. She decorated parsonages, sewed designer clothes for her
family, hooked and braided rugs, made quilts, needlepointed, refinished antique furniture,
designed her own cross stitch and needlepoint patterns, made oak splint and willow
baskets, gardened, dried her own flowers and herbs, and made wreaths by the score.
When she wasn't creating, she was teaching, taking Conference and college courses
in teaching, and sharing her love of beauty, nature, and the Lord udth young children.
With a natural gift for teaching, she taught pre-school children and continued to cherish
her dream of a college degree.
In 1986 she retired with Amos to Lake Junaluska, where she decided to go back to
school. Entering Haywood Community College, she began a course of study that
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culminated in her receiving a B.A. degree from Western Carolina University on May 6,
1995. Before graduation she received the Ruth Allison Morris Art Award for her
monotype, "The Hidden Pope." On June 25, she left for Paris and southern France on
an art tour that would bring her face to face with many of the Impressionists she so
loved, paintings by Monet, Manet, Van Gogh, Cezanne, Cassatt, Morisot, and Bonnard.
In July, she entertained members of her family at a family reunion at Lake Junaluska. On
August 20, she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, and on the morning of
December 14, she died at Village Green Care Center in Fayetteville.
A memorial service led by Reverend Robert Blackburn, Jr., and Reverend Norwood
Myers was held on December 17 at Waynesville GMC in Vv'aynesville. This celebration of
her life included her husband, three daughters, Susan Henley and Mary Henley of
Fayetteville, and Daphne Staggs of Waynesville; one son, Amos Henry Stone, Jr., of
Peachtree City, GA; and five grandchildren.
Since her death, the Lorraine K. Stone Scholarship Endowment Fund has been
established at the Art Department of WCG for the non-traditional student.
She lived a life of faith. Baptized in the Lutheran Church, she attended a small, old-
world church in rural Wisconsin where a huge painting of Jesus walking away from the
tomb hung at the altar, it made a lasting impression on Lorraine. "When 1 didn't
understand the sermon, I had the picture to look at." And so a painting preached to a
child. And a woman whose life was dedicated to God and lived for God preached to her
family and those around her in countless, silent ways. With gentleness, patience, great
reservoirs of energy, and an insatiable desire to grow, Lorraine served the Lord and left
a lasting legacy of love.
Susan Henley
MABEL GERTRUDE BRAND GOODWIN
1909 - 1995 i
Mabel Gertrude Brand Goodwin was born January
28, 1909 in Geneva, OH, to Charles Glen and Rose
Hickman Brand. She attended public schools where she
met her husband-to-be.
Mother married Reverend Durward Thomas Goodwin
on August 2, 1933. They had three children: Charles
Randall Goodwin, Ethel Lorraine G. Creech, and Juanita
Jeanette G. Chappell.
Though Daddy spent World War 11 years as a military chaplain, almost 40 years of
Mother's married life was as the pastor's wife and partner-in-ministry. Her busy life was
filled with all areas of church work, especially the V/omen's Society of Christian Service,
and singing in the choir. She also was a talented seamstress who made most of the
clothes that she and her children wore. She was especially devoted to working with the
community bloodmobile, and she enjoyed improving every flower garden and yard
wherever they lived.
Daddy retired in 1972 and they lived in Columbia until poor health forced them to
move to Snow Hill to be close to daughter, Ethel, who took care of them for several
years. At every opportunity, they loved to visit with and enjoy their children and
grandchildren who were scattered around the country.
Daddy died on March 27, 1 994. Mother's health also was not good, so she lived with
her children until, after several strokes, she had to go to a nursing home in Farmville.
She died on December 17, 1995. Her funeral was held in Snow Hill where she was
buried beside her husband in the Snow Hill Cemetery.
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She is survived by her three children: Randall lived in White Plains, MD (deceased
8/22/96); Ethel lives in Snow Hill; and Juanita in Jarvisburg. She also is survived by 10
grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren.
Jeanette Chappell
LEUA LAGRA SHORE COMMAMDER
1930 - 1996
Lelia Shore Commander, daughter of William
Thomas Shore, Sr., and Willie May Shore, was born May
15, 1930, in Charlotte. She was educated in the Charlotte
Public Schools and continued her education at Duke
Gniversity, majoring in Religion. While a student at Duke,
she met Richard (Rick) Thomson Commander who was
a student in the Duke Divinity School.
On June 2, 1951, Lelia Shore Commander and
Richard Thomson Commander were united in Holy Matrimony at the Duke University
Chapel.
As a new bride she accompanied Rick to his first appointment at North Gates in
1951, and there she was by his side as a faithful and devoted helpmate. Her love for the
church and devotion continued at Elizabeth City: Riverside; Hamlet: Fellowship;
Burlington: Faith; Fayetteville: Camp Ground; Goldsboro: St. Luke; Raleigh: Fairmont;
Greenville: District Superintendent; Jacksonville: Trinity; Durham: Duke Memorial; and
Carrboro. She was truly a strong and active supporter of her husband's ministry. Together
they shared the challenges, opportunities, and joys of the itinerant ministry of The United
Methodist Church.
Their marriage was blessed with three children: Suzanne Commander Barwick,
Richard (Ricky) T. Commander, Jr., and Mary Kathryn (Kathy) Commander who
predeceased her mother. Other family members who were significant to her: Laura
Elizabeth Barwick, granddaughter; Jeffrey S. Barwick, son-in-law; Harriett Shore, sister;
William T. Shore and /M Shore, brothers.
Following Rick's retirement from active ministry in 1988, they purchased a new
home in Morrisville where they continued this new relationship until his death on February
4, 1990.
Lee, as she was affectionately known to her friends, continued to serve her Lord with
joy and gladness. She loved her church, family, friends, home and flowers. Her beautiftjlly
landscaped yard was a testimony to her great appreciation for flowers.
On January 5, 1996, Lee Commander departed this life at her home following a
long and courageous battle with cancer. Her funeral service was conducted on January
11, 1996, at First GMC, Cary, by the Reverends Kermit Braswell, Doug Jessee, and
William Green. The Reverends Hope Morgan Ward, Troy Barrett, Barney Davidson, and
Eari Richardson witnessed to the congregation their remembrances and appreciation of
her life. The choir of First UMC rendered a moving anthem entitled, "The Beatitudes." A
solo, "The Lord's Prayer," was sung by the Reverend James Miller. It was the family's
request that the same music presented at Rick's service be repeated at her funeral. The
Reverend James Miller, who was Rick's roommate at Duke, also sang "The Lord's Prayer"
at their wedding. Despite a severe ice storm which necessitated the postponement of her
funeral, and still treacherous ice on the ground the day of the funeral, a large number of
family and friends gathered for her service.
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Burial followed in Raleigh Memorial Park. The Reverend Haywood Smith sang a
medley of hymns at the cemetery.
Lee Commander was a faithful servant of Jesus Christ. She fought a good fight; she
kept the faith, and she has finished her course. Thanks be to God. Amen.
Kermit L. Braswell
ORMAH HENDON WOODS JENKINS
1906 - 1996
Ormah Hendon Woods Jenkins was born October
14, 1906, in Durham, the daughter of William Henry and
Emma Bobbitt Woods, and she died on January 9, 1 996,
in Concord. A graveside service was held on Sunday,
January 14 at 2:00 pm on a snow covered hill in
Durham's Maplewood Cemetery.
Ormah was the wife of Reverend Theodore Roosevelt
Jenkins, a retired member of the NC Conference. Their
marriage on August 30, 1928, lasted 67 years, and was an inspiration to all who knew
them. Theirs was a deep and abiding friendship and devotion, a lifelong commitment of
love to each other and family.
Ormah Jenkins was a partner in ministry with her husband, serving many churches
across eastern NC for over 37 years prior to his retirement in 1969. She also was a
wonderful school teacher for 36 years. But most of all, she was a devoted and loving
mother to their only daughter, Ormah Jeanne Jenkins Boswell of Kannapolis, and
"Nannaw" to her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Jenkins was a talented lady. Her grandchildren have many happy memories of
time spent on and around the piano bench - singing and sometimes just listening -
especially during the holidays. And she could grow anything - she and Pawpaw always
had the most beautiful roses.
Always a strong and determined person, the last day she could speak to me, she
said, "I want the baby to be born today!" (Her fourth great-grandchild was due.) The
nurses asked us if she were waiting for something. We knew she was. Two days after
Robert Gabriel was born, Nannaw stopped breathing and went to be with God.
Surviving are her husband, the Reverend T. R. Jenkins of Kannapolis; their daughter,
Jeanne Jenkins Boswell of Kannapolis; four grandchildren: Debi Canter of Raleigh, Dori
Swaringen of Concord, Rob Boswell of China Grove, and Donae Yoos of Concord; and
four great-grandchildren: Meghan Canter, Jessica and Parker Swaringen, and Gabriel
Boswell.
Debi Canter
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ESSIE LEWIS STRAWBRIDGE
1902 - 1996
Essie Lewis Strawbridge survived her husband,
Reverend Ishmaei Jennings Strawbridge, 10 years to the
day. For over 50 years Essie and Ishmaei shared a
marriage that was filled with love, mutual support, and
humor. Nearly 40 years of that were spent in the service
of the MC Conference of The United Methodist Church.
In both marriage and service to the ministry, they were an
inseparable team, each dedicated wholly to the other, and
each quite a whole person on their own. At the moment of my grandfather's death on
January 12, 1986, Grandmother's first thought was, "I've got to tell Ish." In later
conversations with family members, she shared with us the irony of wanting to tell her
husband that her husband had died. For her, and us, this story summed up how closely
integrated these two souls were.
Essie was born on her father's farm in Wayne County on June 14, 1902. Her parents
were William Urban and Calista Ellen Mathis Lewis. She grew up in Durham, where her
family moved in her youth. As a young adult, she taught school at Jalong, Walnut Cove,
and Newton Grove. She was teaching when she met and married the young minister on
December 26, 1928. At that point, her role changed from teacher to minister's wife,
which entailed teaching and much more. She helped organize Vacation Bible School,
created craft projects for the children of the church, and learned piano to accompany
hymns. She and Ish served in 14 locations during the remaining 39 years of my
grandfather's ministry, mostly in smaller towns and country circuits. They made many
good friends during those appointments, and she recalled them fondly for the rest of her
life.
Essie's daughter, Mary Ellen, married Dewey Yarborough. Dewey and Ellen, my
parents, raised four children in Winston-Salem. What a treat it was for us when the
Strawbridges retired to Winston-Salem in 1967. I'm sure that anyone who has had
Sunday dinner at my grandmother's house will understand. In addition to the great food,
my grandmother gave us a lot of love and laughter, and a living example of how to be
tough in life v^^thout being callous. Like so many of her generation, Essie required little
and appreciated much.
Essie spent her last few years at Arbor Acres in Winston-Salem. Her grandchildren
brought children of their own to visit, and three new great-grandchildren were born during
her time at Arbor Acres. She relished time spent with each new child, and, "Let me hold
that baby" became her motto.
Essie passed away on January 1 2, 1 996. Her funeral service was led by the Reverend
William Medlin at Ardmore GMC in Winston-Salem. Interment was at Forsyth Memorial
Park.
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and 1 will dwell
in the house of the Lord forever."
J. Mark Yarborough
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MARTHA LAURA EDWARDS BOONE
1896 - 1996
Waffles and Antiques! Care Taker and Supportive
Spouse! Friend and Cfiurch Leader! Youth Counselor and
Teacher! These are just a few words that describe the full
and remarkable life of Laura Boone. When the cabinet
appointed us five miles apart (the Boones in their last
appointment and we were in our first one), we learned a
lot about effective ministry from the pulpit and the
parsonage. Friday night suppers with Laura's waffles and
Ben's conversation, plus a growing appreciation of their antiques, was the beginning of
a friendship that has lasted for 40 years.
A native of Roxboro, Laura was born August 26, 1896, the daughter of Margaret and
William Edwards. A graduate of East Carolina Teachers College, she taught in the public
school system for a number of years. She met Ben Boone when he was a student pastor
in Rougemont, and they were married on November 30, 1916. That was the beginning
of a team-ministry that served not only local churches, but influenced many young people
in the Youth Summer Assemblies at Louisburg College. Ben and Laura were affectionately
known and "Pa and Ma Boone."
Ben's appointments took them to Mebane, Windsor, Whitakers, Pinetops,
Pasquotank, East Rockingham, Cary, Zebulon, Fairmont, Jonesboro Heights, St. Pauls,
Hookerton, and Pikeville. They built a home in Fairmont when Ben retired. After his death
on March 5, 1959, Laura devoted a number of years caring for a handicapped woman
in Wilson until she sold her Fairmont home and moved to Durham (and later, in 1982,
to the Methodist Retirement Community).
Laura died January 20, 1996 (seven months before celebrating her 100th birthday).
Funeral services were held in Trinity Church in Fairmont on January 23 by the Reverends
Troy Todd and Robert Moore. Burial was in the Floyd Memorial Cemetery in Fairmont.
She is survived by one brother, J. Harry Edwards, and one sister, Nell E. Williams, both
of Roxboro.
Laura was gracious, loving, and caring. She loved people and her family. She will
always be remembered by those whose lives she touched throughout her long, fruitful,
and happy life.
The family received a note from one of Laura's Fairmont friends that sums up so
well the life of this servant of God. "Laura was a dear friend who loved life and lived it to
the fullest. She discovered and shared her strengths and talents, traits which were
uniquely her own. She sought and found that which was beautiful in all people and in all
things. Her heart was ever full of love and warm with compassion. With the loss of such
a dear friend, I have happy memories as I reflect on one who brought pleasure to so
many through her unselfish acts."
Wallace H. Kirby
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NELUE MAE VEACH HAILEY
1914 - 1996
Nellie Veach Hailey, 81, diedJanuary 27, 1996. The
funeral service was held at the Sunset Avenue Chapel of
Johnson Funeral Home in Rocky Mount. The Reverend
Caswell Shaw, pastor of First GMC in Rocky Mount, and
Dr. Thomas A. Collins, retired clergy and former president
of NC Wesleyan College, officiated. Burial was beside her
husband at Rocky Mount Memorial Park.
Mrs. Hailey is survived by a half-sister, Mrs. Jack
Fallin of Madison; several nieces and a nephew, and
many close friends.
The daughter of the late Isaac and Hettie L Veach, she was born May 1, 1914, in
Forsythe County, and she grew up to have a nursing career.
On December 8, 1939, she was married to James Russell Hailey, who was a
watchmaker in Burlington and who later served in World War 11. Gpon his discharge from
military service, he entered Elon College. While her husband pursued his degree program
and ministerial education, Mrs. Hailey was employed as a nurse. For several years, she
worked at the Methodist Retirement Home in Durham, and he served as part-time
chaplain for the residents.
Dr. Hailey held appointments at Orange in 1952 and Person in 1954. He attended
Duke Divinity School in 1956; Duke University Graduate School in 1959, and was
professor and chaplain at NC Wesleyan College in 1961. He pastored several churches
while at NC Wesleyan: Red Oak in 1963, Middlesex in 1966, and Mt. Zion in 1967.
During this time, Mrs. Hailey joined him in tireless service. Both of them also were very
active in civic and community clubs. Dr. Hailey died on December 21, 1975.
Mrs. Hailey continued to work in church and college affairs all her active life. She
sang in the First GMC choir in Rocky Mount for many years. She was a member of the
Order of Eastern Star, Lydia # 1 09, and a past Matron, and she was a member of the Tar
River Women's Club. She was a retired LPN after working in the local hospital and in
private care for many years.
Mrs. Hailey was most interested in the welfare of others, and many will recall the
kindnesses shown to them as she touched their lives as nurse, nurturer, caretaker, friend.
If help was needed, she dropped everything else, and she was there. This true example
of Christianity was found by all who knew her and associated with her.
Marion Sawyer
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LOUISE COGRTNEY GODWIN POOLE
1899 - 1996
Louise Godwin Poole was born in Isle of Wight
County, VA, near Smithfield on Movember 21, 1899, the
fifth of six children of John Godwin 111 and Evelyn
Matthews Godwin. She was graduated from isle of Wight
High School and the Virginia State Normal School at
Farmville, now Longwood College. She taught first in
Virginia and then in Morth Carolina at Stantonsburg,
where she met and married the Reverend Ivey Talmage
Poole on November 20, 1928, who was a widower with three small daughters. Another
daughter and one son were bom to this union.
Together, the couple served 10 charges in the NC Conference: Stantonsburg,
Jonesboro (now Sanford), Yanceyville, Jackson, Richlands-Jacksonville, Swepsonville,
Bailey, Vance, Benson, and Warsaw, before retiring to Durham in 1957.
Mr. Poole died December 17, 1963. in 1966, Mrs. Poole moved back to Smithfield,
VA, her home until her death in Suffolk, VA, on February 10, 1996 at age 96.
Funeral sen/ices were held February 14 at Gzzell GMC where she was a member as
a child and after 1966, v^nth the Reverend John Jones officiating. Burial was in
Maplewood Cemetery in Durham the next day with graveside service conducted by the
Reverend Frederick Breeden, pastor of Benns GMC at Smithfield, VA, and a
granddaughter's husband.
Immediate survivors are her daughter: Evelyn Poole Gorham of Springfield, VA; her
son: I. Talmage Poole, Jr., of Smithfield, VA; six grandchildren; and eight great-
grandchildren. Also surviving are a sister-in-law and three nieces.
AN APPRECIATION
Both as a child and a young adult, the Methodist Church was an important influence
in my mother's life. She was active in the Gzzell ME Church, serving as a Sunday School
teacher and in the choir, and worked with her father to organize Sunday Schools in
neighboring rural churches.
At her marriage she became the mother of three small daughters, Medora, Adeline,
and Mary. A woman of tireless energy. Mother was never too busy to help with homework,
to give birthday parties, and to serve as a school room mother, as well as to participate
extensively in the activities of the churches she and my father sen/ed.
In every church she worked as a Sunday School teacher, sang in the choir, was
active in Ladies Aid, organized and directed youth choirs, taught in Vacation Bible
Schools, and in one charge organized a Women's Society of Christian Service. In the
larger community she often directed musical programs, and helped with planning high
school graduation exercises.
Mother had a great love of people in all walks of life. Over the years, we had many
"dinner guests" who had nowhere else to go. Even at my Father's last charge, we had a
homeless man for Christmas dinner, and with the help of another minister, secured
lodging for him as all of our beds were in use.
After returning to Smithfield, Mother was able to devote more time to her
grandchildren. She was a terrific grandmother, making pallets on the living room floor
for their indoor "camp-outs," applauding their many "theatric endeavors," and taking them
on their first fishing trips. She lived to attend the marriages of four grandchildren, and to
rock eight great-grandchildren.
Mother also had a strong faith and tremendous courage in the face of adversity. My
step-sisters, Medora and Adeline, died before I reached high school; only my step-sister
Mary lived to raise a family, and she too died prematurely, six years ago.
Memoirs 352
In her eighties and nineties, Mother devoted most of her time and energy to caring
for my brother, Taimage, who is confined to a wheelchair with MS. Gntil two years ago,
she kept house and looked after a near-invalid with no other help than for weekly
housecieaning.
Mother's love for people, for her church, and for her God spanned almost a century.
She was truly a remarkable person.
Evelyn P. Gorham
MARY BELL DOGGLAS McCALUJM
1908 - 1996
On March 17, 1996, Sister Mary Bell Douglas
McCallum, answered God's call to come home. She
departed this life at Scotland Memorial Hospital in
Laurinburg after a recent illness, and an extended stay at
Edwin Morgan Center in Laurinburg.
The celebration of her homegoing was held at Piney
Grove GMC in Maxton with Reverend Robert A. Fairley,
officiating. Interment was at the Piney Grove Church
Cemetery. A special tribute was written by her niece, Blondell Mclntyre:
FINALLY
The time has finally come for you to say good-bye.
You lived a long and beautiful life, you've earned your wings to fly.
Fly away to glory, the place you longed to be.
Where your mother, father, sisters & brothers await for you to complete the family tree.
So sleep on Aunt Mary, take your rest.
We loved you, but God loved you best.
Better known by many of her family as "Pal," she was born July 1 9, 1 908 in Robeson
County to the late Archie and Caroline McRae Douglas, and she was the last surviving
child of the legacy of Archie and Caroline McRae Douglas.
Pal received her education from the public schools of Robeson County and Robeson
Community College. She was joined in holy matrimony to the late Reverend Jefferson
McCallum who spent more than 40 years in active ministry and, following retirement,
assisting in the ministry of the church. He preceded her in death on August 18, 1970.
Mrs. McCallum's church affiliation began at an early age at Piney Grove GMC in
Maxton. Throughout her good health, she was a faithful member, and during her
membership she served in the following areas: Piney Grove GMW, Sunday school
musician, Piney Grove Senior Choir, Pastor-Parish Relations, and many other committees
within the church.
Her community affiliations included membership in the Bonney Memorial Tent
#375, and her last employment position was in the Housekeeping Department of
Scotland Memorial Hospital in Laurinburg.
Mary was a loving wife, sister, aunt, and cousin, with a friendly personality. She
especially enjoyed traveling, meeting people, playing the piano, and singing. She lived a
long fruitful life, and she will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
To cherish her memories, she leaves two sisters-in-law: Wilhelmina McCallum of
Fayetteville, and Doretha Douglas Christian of Maxton; several nephews, nieces, and a
host of cousins and friends.
The Family
353 Memoirs
FRANKIE JANE BAREFOOT CONNOR
1923 - 1996
Frankie Jane Barefoot Connor, 72, of Wilmington,
died May 22, 1996 of complications from pneumonia,
having never recovered from a severe stroke in 1991
which left her disabled.
She was born on June 26, 1923 in Columbus
County, the daughter of the late Clarence and Nettie
Clemmons Barefoot. She was a former nurse in the
Fayetteville and Clinton Hospitals, and the Cape Fear
Memorial Hospital in Wilmington. She was the widow of the late Reverend William Oliver
Connor, who had been an elder in the NC Conference of The GMC.
Funeral services were conducted at Peacock's Chapel in The Pines at Whiteville.
Interment was beside her husband in the Pierce Cemetery.
Frankie is survived by a daughter, Elizabeth Connor Pope of Charlotte; a grandson,
Eric Sloan Pope of Wilmington; three great-grandchildren, Erica, Brandi, and Jason Efird
of Charlotte; three sisters, Helen Pope and Letha Pope, both of Hallsboro, and Margie
Wooten of Clarkton; and a brother, Howard Barefoot of Port Clinton, OH. She also was
preceded in death by a son, Charles Richard Connor, and a granddaughter, Deidra
Denise Davis.
My mother and father met while he was working in business in Whiteville and they
were married on March 23, 1941 . 1 feel they both responded to God's call to the ministry
because it was together that they went on to serve many eastern MC churches:
Mattamuskeet, Warren Circuit, Goldsboro: Salem, Salemburg, Ebenezer-Westwood, North
Gates, Lumberton Circuit, Fayetteville: Asbury, Roberdel, Bethel, Bonlee, Garland, and
Harrells. They lived the best example of what it means to be a Christian, the kind many
of us strive to become. And over the years. Mother received many compliments for her
good cooking as well as her church work.
Poor health required my father's retirement in 1976 and their life slowed down, but
their love and devotion for friends and family remained. When my father died on August
7, 1993, they had ministered together to a host of God's children for over 52 years.
Mother, even to the very end of her life, always thought of others first, therefore
always putting herself last. She was so kind and such a gentle lady. She was the most
wonderful mother any child could ask for, and she loved her family. When she was in
Charlotte with me, for I kept her at home and cared for her as long as I could, her
grandson and great-grandchildren would visit her often. They took part in her care, and
she was happiest when they were around. Erica, 16 now, has a beautiful singing voice,
and Mother loved to hear her sing. She seemed to realize every moment with them was
precious, and too soon to be the last. Though we will miss her here, what a joyous
celebration she will have in heaven to be again with those loved ones who went before
her.
Elizabeth Connor Pope
Deceased Roll
354
ROLL OF DECEASED MINISTERIAL MEMBERS - 1837 to 1992
(See 1992 JOURNAL)
ROLL OF DECEASED MINISTERIAL MEMBERS - 1993-1996
DATE & PLACE
JOINED
DATE & PLACE
PLACE OF
rSAME
OF BIRTH
CONFERENCE
OF DEATH
BURIAL
David Gilbert Bradley
1916-Portland,OR
1939-Long Bea.,CA
, 1992-Durham
(cremation)
Harvey Bynum Johnson
1930-Cumb'rlnd Co.
1953-Durham
1992-Birmingham,AL
Winston-Salem
Thomas Ray McKay, Sr.
1932-Hamlet
1964-Burlington
1992-Leesburg, FL
John Kern Ormond, Sr.
1912-Hillsborough
1937-Raleigh
1992- Elizabeth City
(cremation)
Hayward Lester Tenney
1927-Buckhannon,WV
' 1965-Raleigh
1993-Kinston
Kinston
Robert Wesley Dawson, Sr.l924-Fli7abeth,NJ
(Interim Supply)
1993-Whiteville
LakeWaccamaw
Marvin Dewey Tyson
1920-Pitt Co.
1950-Kinston
1993-Greenville
Farmville
Konstanty Marceli Naider
1899-Wolborz, Poland
1926-Warsaw,Pol.
1993-Albany,NY
Katowicie,Pol.
Harley McCoy Owens, Jr.
1919-Wilson Co.
(FTLP)
1993-Goldsboro
Pikeville
Carlton Frederick Hirschi,Srl922-Brooklyn,NY
1947-Elizabeth City
1993-Durham
Pittsboro
Ralph William Pritchard
1909-St.Louis,MO
1935-Bedford,IN
1993-Clover,SC
York,SC
Walter Eugene Tisdale
1933-Montgomery,AL
1955-Fayetteville
1993-Wilmington
Burlington
Robert Earl Cushman
1913-Fall River.MA
1939-GenesseeConf. 1933-Damariscotta,ME Manchester.VT
Daniel Clifton Boone
1902-Morthampton Co. 1943-Rocky Mt.
1993-Roanoke Rapids
Halifax
William Oliver Connor
1911 -Fair Bluff
1957-New Bern
1993-Wilmington
Hallsboro
Early Clifford Shoaf
1927-High Point
1952-Charlotte
1993-Edenton
(cremation)
Vergil Erwin Queen
1909-Burke Co.
1939-Fayetteville
1993-Durham
Raleigh
Percy Owen Lee
1897-Faison
1925-Fayetteville
1993-Raeford
Raeford
George DuRant Miller
1907-Columbia,SC
(FTLP)
1993-Clearwater,FL
Largo, FL
Henry Fulton Pollock
1902-Pittsburgh,PA
1928-McKeesport,PA1993-Durham
Sampson Co.
Cecil Dubois Schutt
1946-Charleston,SC
1980-Fayetteville
1993-Charleston,SC
Varnville,SC
Kelly Johnson Wilson 111
1946-Waynesboro,VA
1974-Fayetteville
1994-Durham
(cremation)
James Doyne Young
1903-Magazine,AR
1932-Durham
1994- High Point
Durham
Samuel Gordon Dodson,J
r.l924-Enand
1952-Burlington
1994-Durham
Efland
Durward Thomas Goodwin 1907-Harrison Co.,WV 1930-WV Conf.
1994-Greenville
Snow Hill
Retcher Woodrow Fraley
1918-Lexington,SC
1973-Fay'tvl (AM)
1994-Greensboro
Ft. Bragg
Allen Richardson
1921-Pawtucket,RI
1964-Burlington
1994-Myrtle Beach.SC
Columbus Co.
Jack Warren Moore
1913-Danville,lL
1960-Rocky Mount
1994-Rocky Mount
Gloucester
William Albright Seawell
1915-Moore Co.
1950-Kinston
1994-Snow Camp
Snow Camp
John Paul Edwards, Sr.
1923-Bynum
1946-Henderson
1994-Goldsboro
Warsaw
Thomas Marvin Vick, Jr.
1916-Cisco,TX
1938-Elizabeth City
1994-Durham
Raleigh
Ester Maxwell McMair, Jr.
1922-Laurinburg
(FL)
1994-Laurinburg
Wagram
Jesse Frank Minnis
1895-Orange Co.
1922-High Point
1994-Durham
Efland
Leroy Spells
1922-Wilson Co.
(PL)
1994-Oxford
Clayton
John Robert Poe, Sr.
1908-Chatham Co.
1935-New Bern
1994-Durham
Durham
John Malloy Owen 111
1927-Fayetteville
1952-Burlington
1994-Goldsboro
Fayetteville
Hyman LeRoy Harris
1897-PittCo.
1930-Henderson
1995-Carolina Beach
Zebulon
Chester Darroll Brown
1921 -High Point
1951 -Greensboro
1995-Goldsboro
Highfalls
James Worth Uneberger,Sr.]908-Rock Hill.SC
1932-Durham
1995-Raleigh
Raleigh
Dwight Sapp Martin
1952-Cincinnati,OH
1986-Fayetteville
1995-Cincinnati,OH
Cincinnati, OH
Joseph Benjamin Bethea
1932-Dillon,SC
1977-Fayetteville
1995-Columbia,SC
Boonville
William Junius Neese
1914-Graham
1940-Wilmington
1995-Sanford
Sanford
Tryon Delton Lowry, Sr.
1943-Robeson Co.
1992-Fayetteville
1995-Rockingham
Rowland
Mary Alene Hall Clive
1945-Washington,DC
1984-Fayetteville
1995-Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Wlliam Winter Mewman
1929-Passaic,NJ
1966-Rocky Mount
1995-Apex
Apex
Charles Hall Mewborn
1918-Wayne Co.
1953-Durham
1995-Gibson
(cremation)
Paul Wendell Boone
1930-Clarksville,TrH
1956-Harrisonburg,
VA 1995-Morehead City
Clarksville.TN
Bruce Wayne McPherson
1948-Elizabeth City
1991-Fayetteville
1955-Durham
Vance Co.
Wallace Martin Ellis
1923-Hoke Co.
1954-Raleigh
1995-Greenville
Williamston
Robert Edward Walston
1905-Edgecombe Co.
1934-Washington
1995-Greenville
Tarboro
Billie Rudolph McCullen
1921 -Wayne Co.
1964-Burlington
1995-Goldsboro
Goldsboro
Thomas Bryant Hough
1903-Anson Co.
1929-Kinston
1995-Mt.Pleasant,SC
Mt. Pleasant
Walter Allen Wentz, Jr.
1925-Rockingham
1952-Burlington
1995-Franklin,VA
Franklin
Ramsey Leon Crossno
1910-Bells,TN
1936- New Bern
1995-Clinton
Moyock
Orville Earl Leonard
1910-Adams Co., OH
1972-Durham (AM)
1995-Burlington
Augusta, GA
Alton Scott Lancaster
1908-Raeford
1948-Greenville
1996-Lumberton
Raeford
Grant Sneed Shockley
1919-Philadelphia,PA
1943-S.NJ
1996-Atlanta,GA
Collingdale.PA
Eugene Addison Collins, Sr
. 1934-Berwick,PA
(FL)
1996-Clermont,FL
(cremation)
Walter Bryan Gregory
1914-Angier
1943-Rocky Mount
1996-Matthews
Roanoke Rapids
355
Historical Statement
HISTORICAL STATEMENT
coMPOsmors
The North Carolina Conference of The (Jnited Methodist Church is composed of:
A. The eastern portion of the former Morth 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.
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, 1 879,
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.
SESSIONS OF THE CONSTlTaENT CONFERENCES BEFORE UNION IN 1939:
(See 1988 Journal.)
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: (S(
-e 1988 Journal.)
VI. SESSIONS OF OTHER CONFERENCES: (See 1988 Journal.)
Vll. SESSIONS SINCE UNION IN 1968 OF THE METHODIST CHURCH AND THE
EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHEN CHURCH
Sessions of the NC Conference of The United Methodist Church,
1968 - 1996
HELD
V/HEN
PRESIDENT
SECRETARY
143 Fayetteville
June 1968
Paul N. Garber
V^.
Carleton Vv^ilson
144 Chapel Hill
June 1969
W. R. Cannon
V^.
Carleton V^ilson
145 Greenville
June 1970
W. R. Cannon
V/.
Carleton Wilson
146 Fayetteville
June 1971
W. R. Cannon
V^.
Carleton Vv'ilson
147 Durham
June 1972
W. R. Cannon
A. Kimsey King
148 Fayetteville
June 1973
W. R. Cannon
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. V^ilson
157 Fayetteville
June 1982
Vv'. R. Cannon
L. T. Vv^ilson
158 Fayetteville
June 1983
W. R. Cannon
L. T. V^ilson
159 Fayetteville
June 1984
W. R. Cannon
L. T. V/ilson
160 Fayetteville
June 1985
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T. V/ilson
161 Durham
June 1986
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T. V^ilson
162 Fayetteville
June 1987
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
L. T. V/ilson
Historical Statement
356
HELD
163 Fayetteville
164 Fayetteville
165 Fayetteville
166 Fayetteville
167 Fayetteville
168 Fayetteville
169 Fayetteville
170 Fayetteville
171 Fayetteville
WHEM
June 1988
June 1989
June 1990
June 1991
June 1992
June 1993
June 1994
June 1995
June 1996
PRESIDENT
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
C. P. Minnick, Jr.
SECRETARY
L. T. Wilson
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
James H. Coile
Pastoral and Diaconal Rolls
SECTION V
Pastoral Records
358
359 Pastoral Records
1996-1997 CONFERENCE MEMBERS IN FULL CONNECTION,
ROLL AND PASTORAL RECORDS OF
NOTE: This was formerly the Chronological Roll and is now alphabetically arranged for greater convenience and to provide a listing of the
service records of conference members in full connection, both effective and retired. These records include only service in the North Carolina
Conference. Please 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 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.
Appointment
LP
Yrs Not
Appointment
Present
First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Including
Years
Relation
AdmitteiJ
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Yrs
AARON, CHARLES LYNN, JR E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1989 13
Transf.from Memphis Conf., 1986;Lumberton Circuit, 1986; Appointed to Attend Sch.,1988
ADAMS, DENNIS MARION E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 19
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
AILLS, LOVELL ROY 5 . E Wilmington 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 37
LucamaBrietz Memorial, 1959; Providence, 1969; Hamlet-Fellowship, 1964; Pikeville-Jefferson, 1969; Wilmington:Pine Valley, 1974; Zebulon,
1977; Ourham:Bethany, 1983; Clayton,1988; Wendell,1993; Carthage,1996.
AITKEN, PAUL WESLEY 3 . R Charleston, WV 1952 . . 1952 . . 1955 35
Trans.from W.Va.,1955; Leasburg,1952; Roper,1955; Duke Hospital,Chaplain,1956; Retired,1987
ALEXANDER, FRANKLIN LEE E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1972 . . 1980 15
Fletcher's Chapel, 1979; Disability Leave, 1981; Leave of Absence, 1982; Ellis Chapel, 1984; Retired, 1994
ALEXANDER, GAYLE THOMAS R 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 Center, 1972;Retired, 1984
ALEXANDER, JOSEPH CULBRETH, JR E New Bern 1957 . . 1957 . . 1961 39
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
ALLEN, DANNY GREGORY 3 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1977 22
Bethesda, 1971; Tarboro, St. James Assoc, 1972; Franklin Ct., 1973; Franklinton, 1975; Mt. Zion, 1977; Wendell, 1983; Warsaw, 1987,
Clinton:Grace,Coharie,1991
ALLEN, EBERN EARL E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1996 4
Phillips Chapel, 1990.
ALLEN, FRANK BRUCE 3 . E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1987 13
Leah's Chapel-Shiloh (LP), 1980; Mattamuskeet, 1983; Robersonville, 1987; Littleton, 1990; Pilmoor Mem., 1995
ALLEN, GORDON EDMOND, JR 7.5 . R Durham 1961 . . 1956 . . 1958 39
Nash Charge, 1953; Seven Springs, 1956; Providence-Falling Creek, 1957; Currituck, 1961; South Mills, 1963; Kittrell-Plank Chapel, 1966;
Person Street, 1970; Wesley's Chapel,1972; Center, 1973; Sabbatical, 1974; Harrells, 1975; Midway-Bethlehem, 1977; Jerusalem-Zion,
1979; Allensville-Trinity, 1982; Kipling-Cokesbury,1986; Garland, 1988; Rich Square-Woodland, 1990; Marrow's Chapel, 1992;Retired,1993
ALLRED, GARY EDMUND 4 . E Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1995 6
Tabernacle(IS),1986; Salemburg(SU,1987; Andrews Chapel(SL),1989; Johnston Circuit, 1993; Sunrise, 1996,
ALLRED, SUSAN LUTZ E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1986 13
Saxapahaw, 1983; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1987
ANDREWS, CHESTER JAMES R Greenville 1931 . . 1933 . . 1935 41
ScottsHill, 1932; Maysville, 1933; Warsaw, 1937; Webb Avenue-Fountain Place, 1940; Maxton, 1945; Chadbourn, 1948; Rosemary, 1949;
Robbins, 1953; Ahoskie, 1957; Mount Gilead, 1960; Fifth Avenue, 1964; Hertford, 1968; Retired, 1972
ANDREWS, JOHN CLEVELAND, JR E Rocky Mount 196Q . . 1960 . . 1965 36
Duke Div.School, 1959; Jerusalem-Zion, 1960; City Road,1964; Littleton, 1968; Maury-Mt.Herman,1970; Hollands, 1975; Elm City, 1980;
Northampton,1984; Pink Hill-Beulaville,1992; Magnolia,1996.
ARMSTRONG, EDWARD PORTER 1 . R 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
ARMSTRONG, RALPH MARTIN E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Macon, 1979; GR: Jarvis Memorial,Assoc., 1982; Evansdale-Black Creek, 1986; Hookerton,1988
AUMAN, JAMES ALBERT 1 . R Elizabeth City 1947 . . 1952 . . 1954 41
Stem, 1947; Four Oaks, 1947; Fayetteville Circuit, 1951; Camp Ground 1954; Hertford 1956; Garner, 1961; Association of Methodist
Colleges, Raleigh, 1964; Highland, 1969; Jacksonville: Trinity, 1972; Wilmington District Superintendent,1975; Henderson: First, 1981;
Graham: First, 1984; Retired, 1988
AYCOCK, JOHNNIE DOLPHUS R Elizabeth City 1947 . . 1947 . . 1949 41
Rocky Mount: First, Assoc. & Ed. Director, 1948; Scotland Neck, 1949; Lumberton Circuit, 1953; Ellerbe,1957; Saxapahaw,1960; West
End,1964; Wilson:Winstead, 1968; Snow HilhCalvary, 1973; Havelock:First, 1975; Warsaw,1977; Fremont,1981; Maxton:St.Paul,1985;
Retired, 1988
AYDLETT, WILBUR CHRISTOPHER, JR E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 7
Wilmington: Epworth, 1982; Butner: Community, 1986; Roxboro: Longhurst, 1990;Hawkins-Tabor,1993
BAILEY, JAMES EDWARD 4 . E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1993 7
CentenarY:Harrells,1985; Harrells-Westview,1986; Stem-Bullock's,1988; Hamlet:Fellowship,1991; Norlina,1996.
BAILEY, JAMES HERBERT 5 . E Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1960 38
SC Conf.(LP), 1953; WNC Conf.(LP), 1955; Elm City, 1956; West Nash, 1961; Weldon, 1965; Chestnut St., 1968; Greenville: Jarvis
Memorial, 1984, Wilmington District Superintendent, 1984; Cary: White Plains, 1987; Wilson: First, 1990
Pastoral Records 360
Appointment
LP
Yrs Not
Appointment
Present
First
When
Ordained
Ordained
Including
Years
Relation
Admitted
Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Yrs
BAKER, MILLARD RANDALL R Knox«ille, TN 1953 . . 1955 . . 1957 40
Trans, from Holston 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 LEE 3 . E Greenville 1956 . . 1957 . . 1959 40
Red OaksYorks Chapel, 1956; PinetopsConetoe, 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.,CC0M,1993
BAME, ROBERT LEE R Rocky Mount 1943 . . 1943 . . 1945 40
West Halifax, 1943; Pikeville, 1947; La Grange, 1951; Southern Pines, 1954; Fifth Avenue, 1959; Hertford: First, 1964; Tarboro: St.
James, 1968; Roxboro:Long Memorial, 1973; Raleigh:Millbrook, 1977; Retired, 1983
BANKS, DAVID ARNOLD 1 . E FaYetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1987 11
Morehead City: St. Peter's (LP), 1984; Morehead City: St. Peter's, 1985
BARBER, MORRIS LEE 4 . R Ohio 1967 . . 1967 . . 1969 29
Trans, from Ohio Conf.,1967;Pleasant Green,1967;BanksGrove Hill,1969;Bahama:Mt.Bethel,1973; BrDoksdaleBrookland,1977; Pleasant
Hill, 1982; Roanoke, 1986; Pinebluff, 1988; Princeton, 1992;SpringLebanon-Garysburg,1993; Retired, 1996.
BARBER, WILSON EDWARD DL . . . Chapel Hill 1969 . . 1969 . . 1974 27
WI:Grace,Assoc.,1969; Raleigh:Franklin,1971; Mt.Zion,1973; Erwin,1975; Fayetteville:St.Andrews,1979; Kitty Hawk,1983; Rocky
Mt.:Englewood,1987; WI:Grace,1988; Laurinburg:St.Luke,1990; Siler City:First,1992; Disability Leave,7;i/94.
BARBOUR, BERRY OTHA 8 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1969 . . 1977 22
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
BARFIELD, WARREN CLARK E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 23
WhWesley Mem.,Assoc.,1975; Jerusalem-Bethel, 1977; Saxapahaw,1979; Walnut Grove,1984; Sharon,1986; Glendon,1987; Pink Hill-
Beaulaville,1996.
BARRETT, TROY JAMES R Henderson 1946 . . 1946 . . 1948 40
Dir. of Youth Work & State Dir. of Student Work, Durham, 1946; Broadway, 1949; Methodist Home for Children, 1952; Zebulon-Wendell,
1954; Zebulon, 1955; Wesley Memorial: Warrenton, 1959; Gary: First, 1964; New Bern: Centenary, 1969; Jarvis Memorial, 1970; Durham:
Epworth, 1974; Laurinburg: First, 1977; Smithfield: Centenary, 981; Lillington, 1984. Retired, 1986; Raleigh: Avent Ferry, AssociRM) 1989
BASS, WALTON NEEDHAM R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1953 18
Rougemont ISupply), 1951; Woodington-Webb, 1953; Beech Grove, 1956; Trenton, 1959; Norman 1963; Cary: White Plains, 1966; Durham:
Wellons Village, 1967; Sabbatical Leave, 1969; Supernumerary, 1970; Honorable Location, 1977; Readmitted into FC & retired, 1985
BAUMAN, ROBERT JEFFERY E Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1994 5
Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1994
BEANE, KENNETH EUGENE R 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;
Swepsonville, 1958; U.S. Air Force Chaplain, 19601972; 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
BEDSWORTH, ELLIS JENNINGS R Fayetteville 1955 . . 1955 . . 1958 36
Vanceboro Circuit, 1956; Beech Grove, 1959; La Grange, 1961; New Bern: Trinity, 1967; Bethel, 1973; Plymouth, 1986, Retired, 1991;
Marshallbert-Smyrna (RM|, 1994
BEESON, GILBERT WARD, JR E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1963 35
Culbreth Memorial, 1963; Chaplain, USAF, 1969, Fam. Life Specialist, Fay.Fam. Life Ctr., 1989; Cotton, 1989
BELCHER, CARL DEAN 3 . E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1993 6
St.Luke's,l/l|1987;New Sharon,3/in990
BELL, JAMES DOUGLAS E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Rocky Mt:First,Assoc., 1982; Enfield-Eden, 1985; Benson, 1990; Hampstead, 1996.
BENFIELD, JACK MONROE 6 . E Burlington 1964 . . 1966 . . 1968 32
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: Westminster, 1994
BENSON, ANN GILES E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1995 4
Clinton Circuit, 1992; North Gates, 1993; Robersonville, 1996.
BENSON, DAVID CLARK E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1991 10
Attended School,1986; Rocky Mt.:First,Assoc.,1987; Evansdale-Black Cr.,1988; Evansdale,1990; Norlhampton,1992; Benson,1996.
BERGLAND, JOHN KENNETH R 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 ERIC E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1984 16
Henderson: City Road, 1979; Bahama: Mount Bethel, 1983; Clinton: Grace, 1988, Elizabethtown:Trinity, 1991
BEST, NANCY RUTH E . . . . Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1977 22
Lebanon, 1974; Harrellsville, 1976; Fayetteville: Wesley Heights, 1978; Belgrade-Tabernacle, 1980; Four Oaks, 1983;Appointed to Attend
Sch., 1986. Chaplain, Duke Med.Ctr., 1989; Chaplain, Durham Reg.Hosp., Jan., 1991
BIDEAUX, RENE ORVILLE R . . . . 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 12131193
BINGHAM, WILLIAM ALLEN E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1994 6
Appt. to Attend Sch., 1990; Rehoboth-Harris ChapeL 1991; Swansboro, Asso, 1995
BISSETTE, LESTER CEFARE 4 . R Wilmington 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 36
Battleboro, 1955; Richlands Circuit, 1956; Pasquotank, 1957; Belhaven, 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
361 Pastoral Records
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BIZZELL, HENRY ARTHUR, JR 75 . R Wilmington 1951 . . 1951 . . 1953 40
Waccamaw Circuit, 1948; Gatesvllle, 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
BLACK, BOBBY CARL E New Bern 1957 . . 1957 . . 1959 39
Durham: Aldersgate, 1958; Chap.,USAF, Schilling AFB, Kansas, 1959; Mildenhall AB, England, 1961; Little Rock AFB, AK., 1964; Clark
AB, Republic of Philippines, 1987; DavisMontham AFB, AZ., 1969; Thule AFB, Greenland, 1972; Nellis AFB, NE, 1973; Langley AFB, 1977;
Bitburg Air Base,Germany,1980;US Space Cammand,Col.Springs,C0,1983; Chapl.,Pinehurst Vill.ChapeL1987
BLACKBURN, LINWOOD EARL R Durham 1941 . . 1941 . . 1941 40
Missionary Candidate, Board of Missions, 1941; Missionary to Angola, Board of Missions, 1943; Pembroke: First, 1949; Missionary to
Angola, Board of Missions, 1952; Board of Missions Executive, 1958; Assoc, Wilson: First, 1972; Retired, 1981
BLANCHARD, DIANE MARIE CHRISTIANSGN . E Collegeville.MN 1981 . . 1981 . . 1986 9
Greenville:St.James,Assoc(0M),1984; Transf.MN Conf„1985; Goldsboro:St.Luke,Assoc.,1986; Leave of Absence, 1988; Chaplain, Meth.Ret.
Community, 1990; Banks-Grove Hill, 1996.
BLANCHARD. GEORGE FRANKLIN 9 . DL ... Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 22
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., 10/01/93
BLANCHARD. RANDY COY E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1986 12
Bell Arthur, 1984; Goldsboro:Salem,1986; Raleigh:Edenton St.,Assoc.,1990; Raleigh:Jenkins Mem., 1996.
BLANKENHORN. RICHARD ROBERT 7 . R Durham 1961 . . 1957 . . 1961 29
Harlowe-Oak Grove, 1954; Dover Circuit, 1957; Airboro, 1960; Jenkins Memorial 1965; Roseboro, 1971; Edenton, 1977, Mt. Sylvan, 1984;
Retired, 1990
BLUE, JOHN ROBERT R Maryville. Mo 1952 . . 1955 . . 1956 43
Trans.Mo.East Conf., 1950; Vanceboro Circuit, 1954; Trans.to Mo.East Conf., 1956; Trans.from Mo.East Conf.,St.John's,1958; Princeton,
1959; Salem, 1963; Union Grove, 1967; Chaplain,VA Ctr,Martinburg,Va.,1968; Chaplain,VA HospitaL1971; Retired,1996.
BOGGS, CLYDE STEWART R Winchester. Ky 1934 . . 1936 . . 1938 39
Trans, from Ky. Conf., 1937; Newport, 1937; Aurora, 1941; Chaplain, USA, 1943; Lakewood, 1946; Mt. Gilead, 1951; Haymount,1954;
Clinton,1957; Dist.Supt.,Wilmington,1961; Steele St.,1966; Richlands, 1970; Retired, 1973
BOGIE, EDWARD FRANKLIN E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 22
Lee's Chapel-Warren's Grove (SLP),1974; DU:Grace,1977; Marrow's Chapel 1983; DU:Carr, 1985; Glendale Heights, 1994
BONE, JESSE VIRGIL, SR E Kinston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1964 34
Salemburg, 1962; Front Street, 1964; Saxapahaw, 1966; Fuquay-Varina, 1970; Emmanuel 1976;Trans.0k.Conf., 1978;Trans. to NC
Conf.,1979; Winstead,1979; Burlington:Davis St.,1983; Wilmington: Trinity, 1988; Laurinburg: St. Luke, 1992
BOONE, SIDNEY GRANT R Durham 1941 . . 1943 . . 1945 36
Sandy Cross, 1941; Robersonville, 1945; Clark St., 1948; Norlina, 1951; Wendell 1955; Williamston, 1959; Asbury, 1964; Dunn:Divine
St., 1968; WlTrinity, 1973; Retired, 1977
BOSTICK, JOSEPH KENT R Goldsboro 1945 . . 1947 . . 1949 42
Marvin,1945; Kenly,1947; Seaboard,1951; Ellerbe,1952; Lyon Memorial,1955; Webb Avenue,1958; Wesley Memorial1962; Mount Olive,
1966; Siler City:First,1968; Mt.Sylvan,1971; Fayetteville:Christ,1975; Rose Hill1978; Carthage,1980; Knightdale,1984; Retired,1987
BOWDEN, REUBEN LAWRENCE, JR E AL W.FL 1982 . . 1982 . . 1988 14
Transf.from AL-W.FL Conf.,1986; Mt.Sylvan,Assoc., 1986; Durham:Pleasant Green, 1990
BOWMAN, DANIEL DWIGHT 2 . R Goldsboro 1967 . . 1967 . . 1969 24
Moncure, 1964; Seaboard,1967; Milwaukee, 1972; Rainbow,1977; City Road,1979; Gatesville,1984; Retired, 1991
BOYETTE, LINWOOD CLAYTON 3 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 22
Lovejoy-Macedonia, 1971; South Camden, 1977; Morehead City: Franklin Memorial 1979; Robersonville, 1982; Weldon, 1986; Bethel-
Lebanon, 1990;Union Chapel 1993
BOYKIN, WILLIAM ALTON E Fayetteville 1982 . . 1982 . . 1984 14
Hightower, 1982; Efland, 1985; Goldsboro: St. Paul Assoc, 1989; Richlands, 1992
BRADSHAW, FRANCIS CONNOR E Greenville 1963 . . 1963 . . 1966 33
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
BRADY, WILLIAM HERMAN R Fayetteville 1939 . . 1939 . . 1941 6
Ocracoke-Portsmouth, 1939; Vancesboro, 1941; Stedman, 1945; Voluntary Location, 1946; West End (LP), 1946; Old Hundred (LP), 1954;
Readmitted, 1982; Retired, 1982
BRANCH, JOHNNY HOBBS E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 20
Elizabeth City: Pasquotank,1973; Calvary,1974; Mt. Zion,1978; Smith,1983; Concord, 1988; DU: Aldersgate, 1994
BRASWELL, KERMIT LEE E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1964 35
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
BRASWELL, WILLIAM EDWARD 1 . E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1972 . . 1981 19
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.:Haymounl, 1995
BROADWELL, ALAN RAY I .... Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 16
Roanoke Rapid:First,Assoc.,1979; Rocky Mt.Parish,1981; Rainbow,1984; Kinston:Queen St.,Min.of Disc.,1989; G0:St.Luke,1991;
Swansboro,1996.
BROOKS, ERNEST RAY E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Shady Grove, 1993; Pembroke:First, 1996.
BROOKS, REX EUGENE 1 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1984 16
Mt. Pleasant-Grove-Chapel 1974; Salem, 1976; LA, 1977; Disc, 1978; Cobb Circuit (FL),1981; Readmitted PM, 1982; Pinetops-Hart, 1985;
Durham:Bethany, 1988; Mebane,1993
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BROWN, JAMES COLLINS PARKER R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1952 42
Saxapahaw, 1950; Pittsboro,1954; FAiyon Memorial, 1958; WiiSunset Park,1962; Williamston, 1966; Kinston: Westminister, 1971;
Morehead City: First, 1975; Rockingham: First, 1979; Dist. Superintendent Sanford Dist., 1983; Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, 1989;
Retired, 1990
BROWN, JAMES STANLEY E Fayettevllle 1988 . . 1988 . . 1991 8
Salemburg(LP),1985; Henderson:White Mem., 1987; Oak Grove, 1989; Oriental, 1996.
BROWN, PHILIP SHERMAN E So.New Jersey 1973 . . 1960 . . 1962 23
Trans. from Texas, 1973; Exec.Dir.,Peni:k Memorial Home, Southern Pines, 1973
BROWN, RALPH ALAN E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Williston,1980; Greenville:Assoc.,St.James,1982; Greenville:Holy Trinity, 1984
BROWN, SAMUEL HOYT 3 . R Va.Beach.VA 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 34
Transf.from\/A,1959; Franklin Memorial, 1962; Queens CreekOak Grove, 1964; Wellons Village, 1966; KiplingCokesbury,1967; Maxton:St.Paul,
1971; Gardners,1976; Hope Mills,1978; East Rockingham,1982; New Bern:Trinity,1986; Raleigh:Longview,1990; Retired, 1993.
BROWN, VERNON WEAVER III 3 . LA ... Fayettevllle 1987 . . 1987 . . 1990 8
Holly Springs(SL),1984; Bell Arthur(SL),1986; Tabernacle|PM),1987; Union|PMl,1988; Garland,1990; ChadbournEvergreen,1991;
Rockingham:Glenwrood,1994; Leave of Absence,7|i;96.
BROWN, WESLEY FREELAND E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1977 22
Student, 1974; Hayes Barton,Assoc.,1976; Moncure,1978; Sp.Appt.,Dir.Dev. & Alumni Affairs, Duke Div. Sch., 1982
BROWNING, PAUL CASTO 3 . R Buckhanon.W.Va. . . . 1953 . . 1954 . . 1956 35
Trans, from W. Va. Conf., 1953; Burlington Circuit, 1953; Wrightsville Beach, 1956; Sunset Park, 1960; Trinity Fairmont, 1961; Long
MemorialRoxboro, 1965; TrinityJacksonville,1969; Wilmington:Trinity, 1972; Morehead City:First, 1973; Adm.,Wesley Manor, 1975;
Adm.,Harrison House,1981;Adm.,Meridian Nurs.Ctr.,1984; Adm/CEO, Ravenswood Vill.Care Ctr.,1986; Retired, 1988
BROWNLEE, DAVID EDWARD E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1979 19
St.Marks,Assoc.,1977; Asbury,1979; Exec.SecNew Church Dev.,GBGM,NatLDiv.,1987; Durham:Trinity,1988; FuquayVarina,1991
BRUNSON, JESSE 5 . E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1987 13
Mt. ZionWalls Chapel, 1978; Philadelphia-Cool Spring, 1982; GranvilleVance,1983; Raleigh: Wilson Temple, 1987
BRYAN, JAMES LAWSON E Kinston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1965 34
Asst., Trinity, 1960; Rock Creek, 1961; Silk Hope, 1962; Efland, 1965; Chaplain, US Army, 1967; Burlington: St. Luke's, 1981; Goldsboro:
Salem, 1982; KenlyBuckhorn,1984; Roanoke,1988; Graham: Christ-Cedar Cliff, 1992
BRYANT, CHARLES VERNON 1 . R Wilmington 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 33
Trans, from Ohio Conf.,1958; Broadway, 1958; Grace,1963; Lillington, 1968; Gardner: First 1970; Chapel Hill: University, 1974; Fayetteville:
Hay St., 1978; Lumberton: Chestnut Street, 1980; Sp. Appoint., Com.Leadership Dev.& Adult Coord., 1982; Raleigh:St.Marks,1988; Ahoskie,
1990; Retired, 1992
BRYANT, TERRY ABBOTT 1 . E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1978 20
Franklin Circuit, 1975; Spring Hope, 1977; Bu: St. Pauls, 1980; Carthage, 1988; Sanford; Jonesboro, 1994
BUFFALOE, JANET LYNN KENNEDY E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Sandhills Circuit, 1993; Biscoe-Bascom's Chapel, 1996.
BUNDY, ROBERT FRANCIS R 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.0livet,1993; Retired, 1996.
BUNN, PAUL GRAYSON 1 . R Fayetteville 1955 . . 1956 . . 1959 39
Troy Circuit, 1954; Carver's Creek, 1958; Bd. of Missions: Missionary to S. Congo, 1959; Bethesda, 1962; Millbrook, 1968; Rockingham:
First, 1971; Fayetteville, Haymount, 1975; Rocky Mount: First, 1980; Admin.Wesley Pines Retirement Home, 1983; Southern Pines, 1990;
Wesley Pines, 1994; Retired, 1995
BURGESS, ROY OLIVER R FL 1958 . . 1958 . . 1962 12
Trans.from Fla., 1973; Wanchese, 1973; New Hope-Woodland, 1978; Atlantic, 1980; Retired, 1985
BURNSIDE, HOBART WILLIAM, JR E Fayetteville 1971 . . 1962 . . 1964 25
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; HarloweOak Grove, 1995
BUTNER, RUFUS ERNEST III E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Kinnakeet,1982;Creswell,1984;Rocky Mt.:First,Assoc.,1985;Goldsboro:New Hope,1987; LaGrange,1987; R0:PeeDee, 1991;Cobb Ct.,1993
BUTSON, JOHN DAVID E MN 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 15
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
BYERS, LEONARD CECIL, JR E Fayetteville 1971 . . 1971 . . 1976 25
Burlington, St. Luke, 1971; Chaplain,Univ. of Va. Med. Ctr., 1975; Chaplain, Cleveland Mem. Hospital, Shelby, 1976
BYRD, ALBERT DEWITT, JR R Kinston 1950 . . 1955 . . 1956 40
Carvers Creek, 1950; Stedman, 1953; Person St., 1955; Plymouth, 1958; Whiteuille, 1962; Troy:Trinity, 1966; Grace, 1970; Weldon, 1971;
Raleigh: Millbrook, 1974; Clinton: First, 1977; Elizabeth City: First, 1981; Henderson: First, 1984; Kitty Hawk, 1987; Beaufort: Ann St.,
1989; Dis.Leave, Jan. 1991; Retired, 1991
BYRD, DOUGLAS LEON 3 . E Rocky Mt 1960 . . 1960 . . 1962 36
Candor, 1957; Carolina Beach: St. Pauls, 1960; Mt. Sylvan, 1964; Siler City: First, 1971; Beaufort.Ann St., 1975; RahChildren's
Home,1981; Ex.Dir,UM Foundation,lnc.,1985
BYRD, NATHAN HOOKS DL ... Richmond.Va 1958 . . 1960 . . 1962 38
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; Ahoskie,1973; Goldsboro:St.Luke,1978; Dir.,Pub.Rel.,Meth.Ret.Homes,1982; Burlington:Davis
St.,1992; Disability Leave,9/1/95.
CAMERON, ANGUS MCKAY R Brooklyn,NY 1951 . . 1951 . . 1953 40
Trans, from N.V. East Conf., 1954; Mattamusket, 1954; Northampton, 1960; Evansdale-Black Creek, 1966; Fayetteville: St. Andrews, 1969;
Candor, 1975; Goldston, 1981; Retired, 1991; Chatham: Mt. Zion (RM), 1994
^^^ Pastoral Records
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^irearsRelation Admitted Admitted Deacon Elder LP Yr
CAMERON, HUGH HARRIS . . . E Ki^::^ T^^ -
CAMPBELL, JERRY DEAN c r
CARDEN, BILLY McCOy ..' 0 n .
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CHABDIER. daIiIEI ROSS " ' ""■""' ™»" '„, ""'■ """"'■ "»* i:"'t«nt.»-C..I Sras.lRIW, 1994
CHECK, JOHN MICHAEL "'"''"""'" "geological Sem.,1975, Columbia ColL,Prof..l981; Vist. Scholar, Union Th. Sem., NYC, 1994
Hornes.Slms,1990; Goldvalloy,1995; 'Rocky M..:St.Paul,1996' ' ' '" '^"^ " " ^"^^ " ' ^^^ 4
CHERRY, CORBIN LEE F n h
Slsr""™"* ""»•*.■ c...,., ,990 ■ ■ ""'""'" "■' "« ■ "« ■ • "" «
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CLARKE, WILLIAM THOMAS .... n. m„„„u,.,
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CLYBURN, MARGARET CLAIRE ' f ^"P^""''""*.^"'' ^^^^' Raleigh; Highland, 1980; Retired, 1988
Assoc, RA: Benson Memorial, 1987! Cha^..Me.hod,s, College, iff^.aiih; •l99i;Pe;g ■S,i99i''^ash.:A^;^,-1995 ' ' " ''
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Admitted
Deacon
Elder
LP Yrs
COBB. ARNOLD GENE, Jr E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1986 15
Raleigh: Laydeti Memorial, 1981; Norlina, 1983; Rocky Mt.Parish, 1987; Graham: Christ-Cedar Cliff, 1990; Mt. Gilead: First, 1992; Wil.:
Winstead, 1995
COFFMAN, LAURIE HAYS E Fayettevlle 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Durham:Calvary, 1993.
COILE, JAMES HENRY 4 . R Goldsboro 1967 . . 1967 . . 1970 29
Kenly,1963; Lucama,1963; Bethlehem-Shady Grove,1966; OrientaKPamlico Parish), 1970; Tr8nton,1971; Conference Secretary, 1974-80;
Hubert,1976; HebrGn,1977; G0:Providence,1980; Carrboro,1988; Conference Secretary,1989- ;Bethel,1991; Carthage,1994; Retired,1996.
COLE, LISA ANN BROWN E Fayettewille 1985 . . 1985 . . 1988 11
Appointed to attend sch., 1985; Wilson: First Assoc, 1986; Lemon Springs, 1989; Dur:Duke Mem. Assoc, 1995
COLLIER, MILTON BAILEY, JR E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1991 8
LucamaSims, 1981; Leasburg, 1985; Bethel-Rones, 1988; Rones Chap.,Jan. 1990; Cedar Grove, 1991; New Hope, 1995
COLLINS, THOMAS ASA R Raleigh 1944 . . 1944 . . 1946 47
Gatesville, 1944; Wesley Memorial, 1949; Ex. Sec.Bd. of Missions,1953;Pres.,Wesleyan Coll., 1959; Roanoke Rapids:First,1975;
Raleigh:St.Marks,1980; Asst.to Bishop & Cab.for Church Ext., 1986; Raleigh District Superintendent, 1988; Asst.to Cab.for NewCh.Dev.&
Cont.Campaign, 1989; Retired, 1991
COMPTON, STEPHEN CHARLES E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1981 19
Attend Sch., 1977; Stud. Pastor, Chestnut Ridge, 1978; Salem IPerson County), 1980; Gary: St. Francis, 1983; Team Ldr., Vitalization
Project, 1989;Assoc.0ir.,CC0M,1993
CONNER, SANDRA JEAN (ROSE) E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1991 7
Bethel, 1989; Franklinton, 1995
COOK, CHARLES MARVIN 2 . E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1983 15
Rocky Mt.: First, AssoclFLP), 1979; Rocky Mt.: First, Assoc, 1981; Weldon, 1982; Tabor City: St. Paul, 1986; Fayettevile: Gardners,
1989; Troy: Trinity, 1994
COOK, IRVING ELMER R New Bern 1957 . . 1957 . . 1957 32
Trans.from Genesse.NY Conf.; South Mills, 1957; Newport: St. James 1963; Lillington, 1970; Carrboro, 1973; Hookerton, 1976; hertford,
1980; Williamston:First, 1984; Retired, 1989.
COPE, ROGER DALE E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1980 18
Asbury-Tuscarora, 1978; Dover-darks, 1989; Vanceboro, 1994
COTTINGHAM, JOHN GIBSON E . . . . Fayetteville 1968 . . 1968 . . 1970 28
Goldston Charge, 1969; Chaplain, US Army, 1970
COTTINGHAM, WILLIAM THOMAS, III E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1977 22
Student, 1974; Wesley Heights, 1976; Durham: Trinity, Assoc, 1978; New Sharon, 1981. Bellemont, 1985; Fremont, 1987; BU: W.
Burlington, 1991; Southport:Trinity, 1996.
COVINGTON, JOHN OUINTON, JR E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Williston-Stacy, 1983; Midway-Bethlehem, 1984; Laurinburg: Central, 1989
COX, RICHARD LEWIS E . . . . Baltimore 1967 . . 1966 . . 1974 29
Durham.Duke Univ.,1969; Trans.,1974; Dean of Students.Duke Univ.,1974; Dean/Residential Life,Duke Univ.,1984
CRABTREE, WADE WILLIAM 1 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 12
Fayetteville: Calvary, 1983; Gillburg, 1984; Williston-Stacy, 1987; Maysville, 1989; Core Creek, 1991; Cumberland,1993
CRANE, LARRY DEAN E . . . . Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1990 8
Center, 1988;Dublin,1993
CREECH, CLYDE MCGEE 2 . E .... Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1961 38
Goldsboro Circuit,1956; Micro-Fellowship, 1959; Spring Hill,1963; Airboro-Garris Chapel, 1968; Garris Chapel, 1969
CREW, JOHN ROGERS, JR R Lake Junaluska 1966 . . 1947 . . 1951 5
Trans, from WNC Conf.,1966; Goldston, 1966; Withdrawn, 1969; Readmitted,1981; Retired,1981
CRIBB. JERRY WAYNE E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1986 13
Appointed to Attend Sch., 1983; Red Oak, 1984; Spring-Garysburg, 1988;Star,1993
CROTWELL, HELEN GRAY R Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1975 20
Duke University Chapel, 1973; Banks-Grove Hill, 1979; Wake Forest, 1983; Fayetteville District Superintendent, 1986; Bahama, Mt. Bethel,
1992; Retired, 1994
CROW, WILLIAM ADDISON 50 . R New Bern 1936 . . 1938 . . 1940 33
Gcracoke, 1936; Grimesland, 1939; Richlands, 1941; Elizabethtown, 1949; Warrenton,1954; Franklinton,1959; Robbins,1961;
St.Johns-Gibson, 1967; Retired, 1969
CROWDER, WILLIAM RANKIN 2 . R Greenville 1948 . . 1951 . . 1953 37
Vancesboro, 1946; Dover, 1950; Hookerton, 1954; Selma: Edgerton Memorial, 1960; Warsaw, 1964; BU: St. Pauls, 1968; Goldsboro:
Daniels, 1973; Retired, 1986
CROWE, JOHN MARSHALL 1 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 12
Clark St.(FLP), 1983; Clark St., 1984; Bethel-Lebanon, 1985; Garland, 1986; Union-Newbegun, 1988; Morehead CitY:Franklin Mem., 1992;
Salter Path,1996.
CRUM, JOHN HAMMOND R Durham 1953 . . 1955 . . 1956 35
Pleasant Grove, 1953; Wynnewood Park, 1956; Hope Mills, 1960; Moncure Charge, 1961; N.C. 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, GILBERT WESLEY R Rocky Mt 1943 . . 1943 . . 1945 30
Kitty Hawk, 1943; Pinebluff, 1945; Carrboro, 1949; Tabor City, 1953; Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1954; Elizabeth City: City Road, 1956;
Fayetteville: Christ, 1960; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1964; Fuquay-Varina, 1966; Warrenton: Wesley Memorial, 1970; Retired, 1972
CUMMINGS, SIMEON FOSTER R Durham 1953 . 1956 . . 1958 32
Prospect, 1953; Coordinator, Outreach, Conf. Council on Ministries, 1973; Robeson County Cooperative Ministries, 1978; Retired, 1985
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CUMMINGS, WILLIAM EDWARD 3 E FavetteulllP T^^ T^^ 7:^ '
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DANIELS, FRANKLIN DELANO ' e Virainia iQRn
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DENNY, CLYDE ARTHUR c ■■"■^'^■■-"•'•""■^^/""ui.., laoo; naieign:vvesiey Memorial, 1981
S?Sn?'jEva« m™'^'''°"' ''''^ ''^ '"''■ ''''^ t^'aSruSAF, 1982 ' ' '"' " " '''' " " '''' ''
Trans.fron; Louisiana Conf, '1996; ' Chaplain,' US Navy [996' ' ' ""'"'"""' ^"« ' " ^"« " " '''' "
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DRAPER. HOWARD DENNIS. JR E RalPioh laRi:
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DUTTON, JOHN HENRY, JR E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 12
Attend.Brlte Div.Sch.,1978;Troy Circuit, 1980;Wrightsboro,1984;Coharie Mission,1986; Leave of Absence, 911/86; Cumnock, 1989; Leave
of Absence, 1992; Fairview, 1995
EAKIN, CHARLES FRANCIS R Roanoke.Va 1958 . . 1958 . . 1960 24
Town Creek, 1958; Rocky Point, 1962; Trans, to Va. Conf., 1964; Trans, from Va. Conf., 1965; Wesley's Chapel, 1965; Brogden, 1966;
Bethel-Lebanon, 1969; Northhampton,1970; Cobb Ct., 1975; Browning-Smith, 1979; Retired, 1982; Institute-Hickory Grove (RM), 1994
EARLY, LAURA GUNTER E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Aulander,1991; Gatesville,1995; Program Coordinator,Eliz.City District,7/1l95.
EARNHARDT, DANIEL THOMAS E 1963 . . 1963 . . 1965 33
Ellis Chapel, 1963; Transf. to WNC Conf., 1966; Charlotte: First, 1966; Charlotte:Duncan Mem., 1968; Wesley Fdn.,Greenville, 1969 to
present; Grimesland (426.1); Chocowinity (426.11; Transf.to NC Conf., 1992; Chocowinity, & Campus Min.,ECU,1992
EARNHARDT, EDWIN LEE R Burlington 1952 . . 1954 . . 1957 36
Greenville:St. James, 1952; Washington Ct., 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
EASON, WILLIAM EVERETTE 6 . R Rocky Mount 1960 . . 1956 . . 1958 28
Washington, 1960; Four Oaks, 1962; Northwoods, 1966; Wesley Heights, 1969; Sanford: Jonesboro, 1973; Troy:Trinity, 1978;
Goldsboro:St.Luke,1982; Whiteville,1986; Retired,1988; Jones Chapel (RM|, 1994
EDENS, ALLEN CLEVELAND, JR R Rocky Mt 1943 . . 1944 . . 1944 38
Trans, from Fla. Conf., 1942; Haw River, 1942; Calvary.lPembroke), 1947; Chaplain, US Army, 194447, 4849, 52-67; Spring Lake, 1967;
Linden: Parker's Grove, 1979; Retired,1981; Spring Lake RM), 1994
EDGE, GERALD LLOYD 3 . R Rocky Mt 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 St., 1989; Tarboro:St.James, 1994; Retired, 1996.
EDWARDS. CAMILLE OGLE YORKEY E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 11
Appointed to Attend Sch., 1984; Goldsboro: St.Paul, Assoc, 1985; Seaside(Brunswick|, 1989;Leave of Absence, 1993; Project Develop. Admin.,
MRH, 1994; Myrtle Grove, 1995
ELDREDGE, ROBERT KENNETH 1 . R Fayetteville 1987 . . 1987 . . 1990 9
West Orange, 1986; Retired, 1996.
ELLIOTT, EDWARD CORNWELL R Central IL 1975 . . 1975 . . 1977 15
Trans.from Central IL Conf.,1979; Exec.Dir.,Meth.Home for Children, 1979; Leave of Absence, 1983; Exec.Dir.Family Serv.,Wake Co.,1984;
Therapist, Johnston Co.Men.Hea.Ctr.,1988; Retired, 1994.
ELLIOTT, MICHAEL HAROLD E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 16
Newton Grove, 1980; Trinity, 1984; Plank Chapel, 1986; Wilmington: Sunset Park, 1988; Wilmington: Fifth Avenue, 1994
ELLIOTT, ROGER VERNON E Fayetteville 1968 . . 1968 . . 1971 28
Ellis Chapel, 1968; Smith, 1970; Durham: Bethany, 1974; Fa: Campground, 1980; New Bern: Centenary, 1983; Sanford District
Superintendent, 1989; Ral.:Edenton St., 1995
EPPERSON. JAMES SIDNEY E . . . . Greenville 1956 . . 1956 . . 1960 40
Attend Sch., 1956; Calvary Charge (Student Apptm.), 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.
EPPS. RALPH ISAAC. SR R Greenville 1948 . . 1948 . . 1950 42
Pikeville, 1946; Stem, 1948; Maxton, 1951; Laurel Hill, 1952; Grifton, 1956; Weldon, 1960; Fairmont, 1965; Mebane, 1970; Rocky Mount:
Englewood, 1974; Raleigh: Fairmont, 1979; Washington: First, 1981; Edenton, 1985; Retired, 1991; Chowan, 2/1/93
ESTES, GAYLA GREENE E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1978 18
Durham: Wellons Bethseda, 1976; Assoc, Washington: First, 1979; Raleigh: Layden Mem., 1982; Magnolia, 1984; LA, 1985; Volunteer,
KOINONIA Partners, 1986; Banks-Grove Hill, 1987; Williamston, 1990; Bethel, 1994
EURE, AYDLETT JAMES. Jr R Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1986 12
Trinity-Piney Grove, 1984; Raeford: Hoke, 1986; Newton-Grove, 1990;Goldsboro:Jefferson,1993; Retired, 1995
EVANS. TOMMY LEWIS 3 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 12
Lebanon(LP),1981; Burlington Circuit,1985; Wilson:First,Assoc.,1989; Loveioy-Macedonia,1990; Concord,1994; Wendell,1996.
EVANS. WILLIE JAMES R SO 1957 . . 1957 . . 1960 19
Trans.from SC Conf., 1963; Kinnakeet, 1963; Stumpy Point, 1967; Ocracoke, 1971; Hawkins-Tabor, 1973; Harrellsville, 1975; Disability
Leave, 1976; Asbury-Pineview, 1981; Retired, 1982
EVERETT, GLENN BATES 5 . E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1978 . . 1986 15
Cedar lsland(FLP),1976; Stokes(SLP), 1978; Efland(SLP), 1980; Efland, 1981; Bu:Faith, 1985; South Camden, 1991; Swepsonville,1996.
FAGGART, TOMMY MARTIN E Lake Junaluska 1961 . . 1961 . . 1964 35
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 Mem.,1982; Sanford:St.Luke,1986; Raleigh:Benson
Memorial, 1989; Rockingham:First,1992
FAIRLEY, LEONARD EARL E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1988 11
Sanford Circuit, 1984; Hamlet: St. Peter, 1988; Sanford Circuit, 1992
FALGOUT, ROY FRANCIS. JR E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1996 5
Pleasant Hill, 1986; Vance Charge,1988; Red 0ak,1992; Leave of Absence, 1994; Wilson:First,Assoc.,1995.
FARMER, JOHN ARCHIE E Fayetteville 1971 . . 1971 . . 1976 25
Attend Sch., 1971; Sneads Grove, 1973; Jarvis Mem.Assoc, 1975; Dir.,Camp Don-Lee, 1977
FARMER, PENNY ELIZABETH DOLLAR E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
New Bern: Garber,Assoc., 1983; Trinity, Assoc, 1984; Pamlico Coop.Parish Assoc, 1986; Alliance-Arapahoe, 1989
FELTMAN, WALTER CLARENCE 3 . R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1953 28
Grimesland, 1947; Eno, 1948; Garysburg, 1952; Erwin, 1954; Person St., 1958; Fairmont, 1960; Sunset Park, 1961; Cherry Point, 1962;
Pee Dee, 1965; Bobbins, 1970; New Bern: Trinity, 1974; Retired, 1978
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FELTON, GAYLE CARLTON E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1989 13
Grad Student, 1983; Assoc.Prof., Meredith Coll., 1987; Asst.Prof.,Duke Divinity Sch., 1989
FISHER, ALBERT FLEET 50 . R Raleigh 1954 . . 1954 . . 1956 40
Saxapahaw, 1954; Franklinton, 1956; Highland, 1959; New Bern; Centenary, 1964; Goldsboro Dist. Supt., 1969; Asst. Olr., Duke
Endowment, 1974; Director Rural Church Division, Duke Endowment, 1983; Retired, 1994
FITZGERALD, FRANK OWEN, JR R Burlington 1952 . . 1952 . . 1953 39
Attend Sch., 1952; Walstonburg-Iabernacle, 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
FLEMING, RALPH LANG, JR R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1955 37
Beech Grove, 1953; Newport, 1956; Ral: Westover, 1962; Durham: Bethany, 1969; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1974; Carr, 1976; DU:Duke's
Chapel, 1980; Goldsboro:Daniels Memorial, 1986; Elizabethtown:Trinity, 1989; Retired,1991
FLYNN, ROBERT CLARK, SR E Fayetteville 1971 . . 1971 . . 1975 25
Rowland, 1969; Coats, 1969; Mt. Tabor, 1970; Rocky Mount: First Assoc, 1974; La Grange, 1976; Wallace, 1982; Fayetteville:
Salem,1985; Chapel Hill: Orange, 111/94
FOGLEMAN, LELAND JAN E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 15
Student, Candler Sch. of Theology, 1976; Assoc, Sanford: St. Luke's, 1978; Piney Grove-Hickory Grove, 1980; Wilmington: Fifth Ave.,
1985; Appointed to Attend Sch., 1988; LA, 1989; Appt. to Attend Sch., 1994
FORBES. JOSEPH WAYNE E Fayetteville 1970 . . 1971 . . 1975 26
Granville Ct.,1970; BrooksdaleBrookland,1973; ChadbournEvergreen,1977; Star,1983; Raeford,1989; Jacksonville:Northwoods,1/1/94;
Mt.0live:First,1996.
FORRINGER MAY, JULIE BETHEL E E. OH 1971 . . 1971 . . 1977 25
Trans., 1974; Caseworker, Durham Family Counseling Svc, 1976; Psychotherapisl/Clin. Dir., 1994
FORTESCUE, FRANK WAHAB 6 . R .... Greenville 1963 . . 1960 . . 1962 17
Chowan Charge, 1957; Oriental Charge, 1961; Currituck Charge, 1963; Hopewell-Mt. Moriah, 1966; St. Peter's, 1970; Pilmoor Mem., 1972;
Retired, 1974
FOWLER, LEON DELANOA E Wesleyan Church . . . 1988 . . 1988 . . 1990 8
Kinnakeet, 1987; Transf. from Wesleyan Church, 1990; BiscoeBascom, 1991; Fayetteville: Culbreth Memorial, 1/1194
FOX, DORIS THOMPSON E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 7
Philadelphia-Cool Springs, 1989; Galilee, 1995
FRANCE, EVERETT JOSEPH E Fayetteville 1970 . . 1970 . . 1974 22
Conetoe, 1966; 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.PauL1989; Creedmoor, 1994
FRANCIS, DAVID HENRY E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . 1989 13
Bynum, 1980; Rowland: First, 1986; Westwood-Ebenezer, 1992
FRANKLIN, KENNETH MIKE 1 . E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1988 10
Moncure-Buckhorn, 1985; Chaplain, USN, 1988
FRAZIER, JR., ROBERT CARL E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1986 15
Durham:Pleasant Green, 1981; Durham:Trinity,Assoc., 1984; Battleboro Clark Street, 1985; Cary:St. Francis, 1989
FRAZIER, KENNETH EDWARD R 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
FUNKHOUSER, MORTON LITTELL, JR E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 24
Attend Sch., 1972; Moyock, 1973; Aulander, 1975; Chaplain, USAF, 1979; Chaplain Major, USAF, 1994
GALES, ALVESTER IVEY E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1986 15
Goldsboro:St.John,1981; Raleigh:Cokesbury,1982; Raleigh:Wilson Temple,1985; Chaplain, USA, 1987
GALIPI, VICTOR LOUIS E Cent. NY Dist 1987 ■ • ■ 2
Goldsboro: Salem, 1992; Trans.from The Wesleyan Church, 1994; Spring-Lebanon Garysburg, 1996.
GARDNER, MATT RANSOM 1 . R New Bern 1936 . . 1940 . . 1943 38
Kitty Hawk, 1936; Roper, 1939; Aulander, 1941; Pinetops, 1942; Marvin-St. Paul, 1944; St. Paul Sandy Cross, 1945; Spring Ch.-Garysburg,
1948; Roanoke St., 1952; Selma, 1956; Clinton: Grace, 1960; Branson Mem., 1963; Oxford Ct., 1968; Retired, 1974
GARNER, CLARENCE 5 . R 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
GARRISON, JOHN WILLIAM R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1952 36
Missionary to Brazil, 1952; Retired, 1986
GASKINS, WALTER WILLIAMS, JR 2 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1979 22
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
GATTIS, WILLIAM HUGHES 1 . E .... Fayetteville 1968 . . 1968 . . 1971 28
Grove Chapel, 1967; Hebron, 1969; Hay St.lMin. of Ed.), 1971; Coor. of Youth Min. and Social Concerns, Conf. Council on Ministries, 1973;
New Bern: Garber, 1977; Sanford: St. Luke, 1983; Chapel Hill: University, 1986
GENTLE, BRIAN GLYNN E N.Y 1966 . . 1966 . . 1968 30
Trans, from N.Y. Conf., 1969; Spring Hope, 1969; Raleigh: Benson Mem., 1973; Durham: Epworth, 1981; Raleigh: St. Marks, 1990
GIBSON, ALAN CRAIG E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1980 19
Attend Sch., 1977; Lumberton Circuit, 1978; Clinton Circuit, 1980; Conway, 1985; Newland-Grace, 1989
GIBSON, ROBERT STANSILL R Burlington 1952 . . 1952 . . 1953 12
Caledonia, 1952; Seaboard, 1956; Dir., Wesley Fd. Appalachian State Univ., 1958; Student, Fla. State Univ., 1960; Instructor &
Asst.Librarian, Univ.of Ga., 1962; Librarian, Louisburg College, 1963; Librarian, Radford College, VA, 1964; Vol.Loc, 1965; Readmitted,
1991; Retired, 1991
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GILBERT, MILTON HEATH, SR E W. Michigan 1968 . . 1968 . . 1970 28
Trans, from West Michigan, 1970; Raleigh: Wesley Found., 1970; Raleigh: Hayes Barton (Assoc), 1971; Smithfield: Whitley, 1972; Durhanfi:
Duke's Chapel, 1975; Lillington, 1980; Louisburg, 1984; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1990; Morehead City: First, 1995
GILLIKIN, HAYWOOD WRENN E . . . . Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1992 6
WhitleyElizabeth, 1985; Micro-Fellowship, 1989; Pasquotank, 1990; Mt. Hermon, 1992
GLASS, JOSEPH CONRAD, JR R . . . . Fayetteville 1955 . . 1956 . . 1959 41
Attend Sch., 1955; Layden Mem., 1957; Raleigh: Bd. of Ed., 1960; Attend School NCSU, 1968; Asst. Prof., NCSU, 1971; Assoc. Prof.,
NCSU, 1976; Prof.,NCSU, 1984; Retired, 1996.
GLEAVES, EDITH LEE E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 12
Student, Duke, 1984; Raleigh: Cokesbury, 1985; Raleigh: North Raleigh, Assoc, 1987; Assoc. Dir., CCOM, 1990; Resurrection, 1995
GLOVER, MURRELL KELSO R Sanford 1949 . . 1950 . . 1951 26
Dublin Circuit, 1948; Glen Raven, 1951; Chaplain, US Army, 1952; LaGrange, 1954; Chaplain, NC National Guard, 1955; Mt. Olive Circuit,
1956; Stantonsburg, 1957; Student ECU, 1958; Prof, at Presbyterian Junior Coll., 1959; Prof., Porter Military Acad., 1961; Prof., Chowan
Coll., 1962; Student UNC Prof., Head of Chemical Dept.; Ferrum Coll., 1964; Hatteras, 1969; Pekin, 1970; Marker's Is., 1971; Student,
ECU, Grad. Sch., 1971; Prof., ODU, Norfolk, 1973; Retired, 1975
GLOVER, ROBERT KEITH R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1955 37
Attend Sch., 1953; Hay St., Assoc, 1954; Maxton, 1955; Trans.to Rock-River Conf., 1957; Trans, from NY Conf., 1968; Conf. Staff,
1969; Area Dir.: Roanoke-Chowan Mental Health Svc, 1974; LA, 1977; Holly Springs, 1978; Assoc: Hayes Barton, 1981; Assoc. Cary:
White Plains, 1984; Retired, 1992
GODWIN, SHERWOOD AUBURN E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1986 16
Franklin, 1980, Raleigh: Jenkins Memorial, 1981; Glendon, 1983; Scotland Neck, 1987; Pink Hill, 1988; Rones Chapel, 1992; Harkers
Island, 1995
GOERHING, CAROL WOODS E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1980 18
GR:Jarvis,Assoc.,1978; Chowan,1982; EC:First,Assoc.,1983; Wrightsville Beach,1985; New Bern:Centenary,Co-pastor,1996.
GOERHING, DAVID JACOB E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1979 19
Greenville:Jarvis Mem.,Assoc.,1977; Perquimans,1982; Scott's HilhWesleyan Chapel,1985; New Bern:Centenary,Co-pastor,1996.
GOLDFINCH, ALBERT EUGENE, JR E Greenville 1970 . . 1970 . . 1972 26
South Mills, 1970; Student, GordonConwell Div. Sch., Mass., 1973; Student, Boston Univ. Sch. of Theo.,1974;Teacher,Colegia
Methodista.Costa Rica,1976; Chap.& Couns.,Ejercito deSalvacion, 1979; Faison Circuit, 1987; Laurel Hill, 1988; Piney-Grove-Hickory Grove,
1991;Marrow's Chapel,1993; Hightower, 1994
GOLDSTON, CLEO WADE R Rocky Mt 1932 . . 1935 . . 1937 42
Norlina, 1934; Rocky Mt.:Clark St., 1934; Red Oak Parish, 1938; Stantonsburg, 1939; Supernumerary Relation, 1943; Evansdale, 1944;
Daniels Mem., 1948; Sabbatical Leave, 1951; Pine Forest, 1952; Prof.of Louisburg Coll.,1954; Apex, 1962; Chaplain:Louisburg Coll.,1954;
Rocky Mt.:St.Paul,1972; Retired, 1977.
GONIA, RACHEL RADELINE E W. Ohio Conf 1990 . . 1990 . . 1992 6
Transf. to NC Conf., 1992; Student, Duke Div. Sch., 1992;Ch.Hill:Univ.,Assoc.,8/in992
GONIA, RONALD E E W. Ohio Conf 1990 . . 1990 . . 1992 6
Transf. to NC Conf., 1992; Chapel Hill: University, Assoc, 1992
GOOCH, RAY THOMAS E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 23
Attend Sch., 1973; Albemarle, 1974; Pittsboro Circuit, 1982
GOODWIN, DENNIS MELVIN 2 . E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1983 18
Hornes,1976; Spring Hope,1980; Mt. Olive:First, 1989; Manteo:Mt.0livet,1996.
GRANT, HENRY BOONE, JR E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1983 18
Union Grove, 1978; Trinity Piney Grove, 1981; New HopePurley, 1982; Fayetteville: Christ, 1986; Fayetteville: Trinity, 1988; Appted.in
Iowa Conf.(426.1), 1992; Appt. to Attend School 1994
GRAVES, STACEY ZANE E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 7
Student, Duke Div.School, 1989; Raleigh:Hayes Barton.Assoc, 1990;Lillington,1993
GRAVES, WALTER LAWRENCE E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1992 6
Rock Creek, 1986; Fayetteville: Christ, 1990
GREEN, HAROLD WILLIAM E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1979 19
Hamlet,Assoc.,1977; Rich Square,1979; Laurinburg:Central,1983; Chap.,Meth.College,1986; Cary:First,Assoc.,1989
GREEN, LAWRENCE AMON R Raleigh 1954 . . 1957 . . 1959 26
Evansdale-Winstead, 1950; Pasquotank, 1954; Oriental, 1957; Pollocksville, 1961; Riverside, 1966; Candor, 1971; Smithfield: Whitley, 1975;
Swepsonville, 1978; Leave of Absence, 1980; Retired, 1984
GREENE, JOHN THOMAS R New Bern 1936 . . 1938 . . 1940 40
Rougemont, 1936; Four Oaks, 1940; Whitakers, 1944; Battleboro, 1946; Dir. Fam.Life Ed., N.C. Conf., Bd. of Christian Ed., 1949; Spec
Apptms.; Prof., Boston Univ., 1953; Prof., Florida St. Univ., 1958; Retired, 1976
GREENWOOD, SUSAN LYNN PATE E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1983 15
Attend Sch.,1981; Jarvis Mem.,Assoc.,1982; Hollands,1985; Swansboro,1990; Wilson:West Nash,1996.
GRILL, CHARLES FRANKLIN R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1956 40
Trans, from Ky. Conf., 1953; Epworth, 1953; Eno, 1953; Burgaw, 1956; Lillington, 1961; Person St., 1966; Scotland Neck, 1970; Coor.,
Conf. Council on Ministries, 1973; Southern Pines, 1979; Fayetteville: Christ, 1981; Roseboro, 1986; St. Pauls, 1988; Fairmont: Trinity,
1992; Retired, 1994
GRISSOM, DAVID RONALD 3 . E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1977 23
Pekin, 1970; Bethesda, 1970; Nash, 1971; Stem-Bullock, 1972; Goldsboro: St. Paul's Assoc, 1976; Star, 1979; Roseboro, 1983; Chaplain,
Methodist Ret. Home, 1986; Supt., Oxford Orphanage, 1989
GUM, DONALD FRANCIS E Fayetteville 1970 . . 1970 . . 1976 26
BU:Davis St.,1968; Bethel,1970; Attend Sch.,1973; Greensboro Coll.Dir.of Stud.Affairs,1974; Dir.Pastor.Care.Wesley Long Com.Hosp.,
Greensboro, 1978; Chap/Dir.Past.Care, Alamance Hea.Serv.,1989
GUNTER, EDWARD MARVIN E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 24
Holly Springs,1971; Sanford:St.Luke,Assoc.,1973; Clinton:Grace,1978; FA:Gardners,1984; Burlington:St.Pauls,1988; Havelock:First,1993
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GUTHRIE, KENDALL JAY E . . . . Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 .
Student, Asbury Theo.Sem.,1989; Robefsonville,1990; BeaufortiAnn St.,Assoc.,1993; Hope 1996
HACKETT, CHARLES MARTIN 1 . E .... Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 21
MerrittsEbenezer, 1973; New Sharon, 1975; Shiloh, 1977; Fayetteville: Johnson Mem., 1981; Pilmoor Mem., 1982; Goldsboro- Jefferson
1983; Kenly-Buckhorn, 1988
HACKNEY, ELIZABETH MERLE E . . . . Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . 1994 4
Sanford: St. Luke. Assoc, 1992
HADDOCK, WILLIAM AUGUSTUS, JR E . . . . Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1981 . 18
Duke Div.S:h.,1978; Duke Mem.,Asso:.,1980; Fletcher's Chapel, 1982; MauryMt. Hermon, 1985; Shiloh, 1989
HADLEY, JACOB MILTON, JR E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1977 22
Student, 1974; Hay St. Assoc, 1976; Intrn., Univ. of Ga., Med. Sch., 1981; Chaplain Iredell Mem. Hosp., 1982;Chap.,Dept.Past Care Nash
Gen.Hosp.,1986; Gold Valley, 1986; Dir. Past. Care, Annie Penn Mem. Hasp. 1990
HALE, MICHAEL LEWIS 3 . E .... Fayetteville 1974 . . 1970 . . 1978 22
Marvin, 1966; St. John's, 1968; Center, 1969; Chestnut Ridge, 1973; Louisburg Circuit, 1975; Person St., 1977; Hope Mills, 1982- Family
Life SpecMeth. Home for Child., 1985
HALL, STEPHEN BLAIR E . . . . Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 .... 18
Cotton, 1974; Salemburg, 1975; Pekin, 1979; Morris Chapel, 1981; Chaplain,US Navy, 1983
HALL. STEVEN MICHAEL E . . . . Fayetteville 1987 . . 1987 . . 1991 . . 9
Mt. Tirzah, 1986; Sharon, 1988, PikevilleMt. Carmel, 1991; Smithfield: Whitley-Elizabeth 1992
HALL. WILLIAM KENNETH, JR E . . . . Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 1992 7
Macon (SLP), 1986; Maxton: St. Paul, 1990; Erwin, 1995
HALL, WILLIAM KENNETH. SR E . . . . Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1979 19
Wilmington:Oleander,1977; Dublin,1978; FA:St.Andrews,1983; Jacksonville:Northwoods,1987; RichlandsBeaulaveille,l/i;91- Ahoskiel992
HAMILTON. JAMES WINFRED R . . . . Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1957 .... ' 32
Pinebluff, 1953; Norman, 1957; Salem, 1961; Star, 1964; Ebenezer, 1968; Biscoe: Page Memorial, 1974; Retired, 1985
HAMM. RODNEY GENE E . . . . Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1979 21
Walnut Grove, 1975; KinstoniQueen St.,Assoc,1977; Rockingham:East,1978; Wendell, 1982; RA:Millbrook,1983; Southern Pines 1987-
WilmingtoniWesley Mem., 1990; Burlington District Superintendent, 1996
HAMMOND, ROBERT MICHAEL 3 . E .... Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . 1993 6
Bath, 1987; Straits-North River, 1991; Conway, 1993.
HANKAL. MADISON NEWTON E . . . . Fayetteville 1994 . . 1994 . . 1996 2
Gillburg, 1 991; BrooklandBrooksdale, 1 994; Goldsboro:St.Paul,Assoc., 1 995
HANSE, RICHARD LAWTON E . . . . Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1994 .... 5
Kipling, 1/1/92
HARDT, OTTO HENRY CARL E . . . . Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1984 16
Seven Springs, 1980; BrogdenFallingCreek,1983; Morris ChapelTrinity,1986; Burlington: Circuit, 1989;GoshenKeener, 1993; Princeton 1995
HARPER. RUTH ELIZABETH MOOK E . . . . Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1980 19
St. John'sGibson, 1977; Hamlet: Fellowship, 1983; FA: St. Matthews, 1987; Leave of Absence, 1/1/90; Durham:Epworth, Assoc, 1990-
Wilmington District Superintendent, 1992
HARRELL. HAYWOOD LINWOOD R . . . . Fayetteville 1939 . . 1941 . . 1944 38
DukeCt., 1939; Dover, 1940; Seven Springs, 1943; Straits, 1946; Garris Chp.,1950; South River, 1954;Pink Hill, 1957; New Hope, 1962;
KiplingCokesbury, 1966; Gatesville,l967; Yanceyville,1971; PikevilleMt.Carmel, 1974; Mt.Pleasant, 1976; Retired 1977
HARRINGTON, WILLIAM DAVID E . . . . Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 1991 7
Washington Ct.,1987; Harkers Island, 1992; Greenville:Jarvis, Asso., 1995
HARRIS, DONALD LEE 12 . R . . . . Rocky Mt 1966 . . 1964 1968 27
Sandy Cross, 1954; Garysburg, 1957; Robersonville, 1962; Franklinton, 1967; Rowland: First, 1969; Grifton, 1976; Roanoke Rapids-
Rosemary, 1979; Morehead City: First, 1983; Jacksonville: Trinity, 1986; Laurinburg:First, 1990- Retired 1994
HARRIS. JAMES HOWARD, JR E . . . . Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1975 23
Attend Sch., 1973; Kinnakeet, 1974; Rockingham:Glenwood, 1978; Kenansville Parish, 1983; Fairmont:Trinity,1987; GrBenville:Jarvis
Mem.,Assoc., 1992; Mt.Gilead, 1995
HARRIS. ROBERT GENTRY, JR E . . . . Rocky Mt 1960 . . 1960 . . 1963 36
Trans, from W. N. C. Conf., 1959; EnoPalmer's Grove, 1960; BrooksdaleBrookland, 1961; Parkwood, 1964; Chaplain, USA
1967;Chaplain,VA Med. Ctr.,1975
HARRISON. RUSSELL SAGE R . . . . Washington 1934 . . 1936 . . 1938 .... 42
DareCt., 1934; Currituck, 1936; Southport, 1939; Cary, 1944; Fayetteville Ct., 1947; Mt. Olive, 1950; Oxford, 1954; Haymount, 1957-
Grace, 1960; Lumberton, 1962; Hamlet, 1963; Epworth, 1965; Red Springs: Trinity, 1969; Fremont, 1972; Retired 1976
HARRY. JAMES HAROLD E . . . . Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Appted.to Attend Sch., 1993; Raleigh:Highland,Assoc.. 1994.
HARSH CAFFERTY. SUSAN LYNN E . . . . Fayetteville 1982 . . 1982 . . 1986 14
Graham: First, Assoc, 1982; Piney GroveHickoryGrove, 1988; Goldston 1991
HARVIN, DAVID LEWIS E . . . . Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1978 21
Student, 1975; TrinityZion, 1976; Du: Carr, 1980; Whitney-Cross, 1984; Cedar-Grove, 1986; Carrboro, 1991
HARWOOD, JOHN ELLIOTTE, JR E . . . . VA 1959 . . 1959 . . 1962 37
Trans. Va. Conf., 1973; Spring Hope, 1973; Angler, 1977; Oxford, 1990; Rocky Mt.: Englewood, 1994
HATCH.. MARY MARTHA E Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1993 5
Flat Rock,1991; Fuquay-Varina Assoc, 1994
HEDDEN. FORREST DEARBORN R . . . . Tampa. Fla 1928 . . 1931 . . 1933 39
South Camden Charge, 1931; St. Andrews-Duke Chapel, 1934; Duke Chapel, 1935; Epworth, 1936; Assoc. Edenton St., 1937; Louisburg,
1940; Dunn, 1944; Lumberton, 1948; Superintendent, Methodist Home for Children, 1952; Off. of Finance & Field SvcBdof Global
Min.,1956; Retired,1970
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HELMS, JULIAN BRICE, JR 7 . DL ... Fayetteville 1977 . . 1972 . . 1979 19
Magnolia, 1969; Smith-Roanoke Rapids, 1974; Four Oaks, 1976; Pinebluff, 1981; GO: Pine Forest, 1984; Wesley Chapel, 1989;
Jacksonville: Northwoods, 01/91; Disability Lv. 12/01/93
HELMS, SUZANNA ROSS FL ... Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1985 16
R A:St.James,Assoc., 1 979; Raleigh:Hayes Barton,Assoc., 1 986; Raleigh:Jenkins Mem., 1 987; Leave of Absence, 1 992; Bolingbrook:Friendship,
N.lll.(426.1),1993; Family Leave,7/1/96.
HENDRICKS, MELVIN ELTON E SC 1962 . . 1962 . . 1964 34
Middleburg (ASI,1961: Transfer from SC Conf., 1983; President,Methodist College, 1983
HERRIN, CHARLES LAWTON 6 . E N. Alabama 1974 . . 1974 . . 1980 22
Raleigh:Cokesbury,9/1/1973; Assoc.Campus Min.,Raleigh Wesley Fdn„8/1974; Child Care Worker.Meth.Home for Chil.,1976;
N.AIa.Conf.,1979-1993; Halifax 1426.11,1990; Tr.from N.AIa.Conf.,1993; Halifax (E),1993; Coats,1994
HERRING, CHARLES MALCOLM 1 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 22
Grace, 1973; Roxboro: Grace, 1975; Oxford Circuit, 1977; Salem, 1977; Hopewell, 1980; Newland-Grace, 1984; Lake Waccamaw, 1985;
Chaplain,USA, 1988
HICKLE, STEVEN ANTHONY E lA 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 23
CorinthAntioch, 1975; Vanceboro Circuit, 1977; Haw River, 1981; Raleigh: Fairmont, 1990
HICKS, PHYLLIS KAY E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1988 11
Raleigh:BensonMemorial,Assoc.,1985; Past.Coun.,Past.Care & Cou.lnst.of OUCH, 1987; Dir. Pastoral Care & Couns. Inst, of DUCH, 1994
HICKS, WAYNE MARION E Baltimore Washington 1975 1
Trans.from Bahimore-Washington Conf.,1995; PikevilleMt.Carmel,1992.
HIGGINS, LAWRENCE CLAYTON 4 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1987 12
Harrellsville (LP), 1980; Harrellsville, 1984; New Hope-Woodland, 1987; Elizabeth City: Riverside, 1989;Burlington: St. Paul's,1993;
Fayetteville: Gardners, 1994; Hamlet, 1995
HILL. ALTON PUGH, JR R KInston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1950 40
Vanceboro, 1950; Trinity, 1954; Wesley Mem., 1958; Mebane, 1962; Morehead City: First, 1968; Roanoke Rapids, 1973; Rockingham:
First, 1975; Coord, of Resources Conf. C0M,1979; Elizabeth City District Supt., 1984; Greenville District Supt., 1987; Retired, 1990
HILL, DANNY CHRISTOPHER E Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1995 5
Helena, 1990
HILL, EDWARD FELIX, II E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 18
Chapel Hill:Univ.,Assoc., 1978; St.Luke's, 1980; Wrightsboro, 1981; RA:Edenton St.Assoc, 1984; NewBern:Garber, 1987; RA:Milbrook,1995
HILL, NOAH BRIGHT, JR 1 . R Durham 1953 . . 1954 . . 1957 32
Grimesland, 1952; Falling Creek, 1954; Robersonville, 1956; Grace, 1960; Wesley Hgts., 1963; Salem, 1969; Gary: White Plains, 1973;
Zebulon, 1975; Fairmont: Trinity, 1977; Snow Hill, 1981; Retired, 1985
HILL, RALPH McCOY E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1969 . . 1981 17
Pasquotank, 1966; Harkerslsland,1967; Assoc.Mbr,1971; BellArthur,1971; Ellerbe,1974; Hawkins-Tabor,1976; Hampstead,1980; Fair Bluff,
1982; Bolivia, 1984; Goshen-Keener,1986; Enfield, 1993; Stantonsburg,1995
HILLMAN, RANDY ALLEN E Johnson City 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 20
Trans, to NC Conf., 1977; Leasburg-Salem, 1978; Goshen-Keener, 1980; Gcracoke, 1983; Appointment to Attend School, 1986;
Assoc.Dir,Chap.Serv.,Forsythe Mem.Hosp., 1988
HINNANT, HENRY MALLIE, JR E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1992 6
Vance Charge (IS), 1986; Flat Rock, 1988; Goldsboro: Jefferson, 1990;Princeton,1993
HIX, CLARENCE EUGENE, JR R New Bern 1936 . . 1938 . . 1940 40
Oriental, 1936; La Grange, 1939; Prof. Central Fayette. Mo. Coll., 1943; Retired, 1976
HOBBS, JAMES LEE E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1963 35
Pikesville, 1961; Assoc, Hayes Barton, 1961; Meth. Student Center, ECU, 1962; St. Mark-Lanes Chapel, 1969; Vanceboro, 1972; Institute,
1975; Ocean View, 1977; Hebron, 1980; CH:Amity, 1985; Raleigh: Trinity, 1989; Goldsboro: Providence, 1992
HOBBS, JOHN WHITFIELD 1 . R Rocky Mt 1966 . . 1966 . . 1970 21
Stem-Bullock, 1963; Mt. Tabor, 1964; Elm City, 1970; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1973; Roxboro: Long Mem., 1977; Approved Evangelist,
1978; Retired, 1987
HOBBS, MICHAEL BYRON E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 20
Rich Square, 1975; Goldsboro: Jefferson, 1979; Durham: Glendale Hgts, 1983; Durham: McMannen, 1988
HODGE, RUDOLPH HART DL ... New Bern 1957 . . 1957 . . 1960 23
RA: Millbrook,1957; RA:Macedonia,1963;RA:Hayes Barton,Assoc.,1964; DU:Aldersgate, 1967; RA: Wesley Memorial,1969;Voluntary
Location,1971, Readmitted,1985;RA:Hayes Barton,Assoc., 1985; Garner; First, Assoc, 1986; Cedar Island Sea Level, 1987; Pollocksville-
Lee's Chapel, 1988; Shady Grove, 1991; Disability Leave, 1992
HODGIN, HUBERT HOWARD R New Bern 1957 . . 1957 . . 1961 25
Leasburg, 1958; Mt. Herman, 1960; Lyon Mem., 1965; Student, NCSU, 1969; Dir., Stud.Act. Rockingham Comm.Coll.,1971; Dean of Fin.&
Adm.Serv.,Southside Comm. Coll.,1980, Retired,1982
HOLLIDAY, WILLIAM ERVIN E Fayetteville 1987 . . 1987 . . 1991 9
Union Grove, 1987; Scotland Neck, 1988; RO: Glenwood, 1991; Wanchese: Bethany, 1994
HOLLIS, THOMAS MICHAEL E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1989 11
Belhaven:Trinity, 1985; Maury-Mt. Herman, 1989; Plank Chapel, 1992
HOLLOWELL, CLIFTON RIDDICK 6 . DL ... Kinston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1964 34
New Hope, 1962; Walstonburg, 1963; Goshen-Keener, 1966; Providence, 1970; Rocky Mt.: Marvin,1972; Robersonville,1976; Halifax,1978;
Fayetteville:Victory,1982; Ois. Leave, 1986
HOLMES, AUDREY CECILLE E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Rowland, 1992.
HOLTSCLAW, THOMAS GIVEN E WV 1969 . . 1969 . . 1971 27
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 Mem., 1996.
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HOOGERLAND, THOMAS DONALD E N NY IPBT iqk^ ,o«
TransUrom Northern NY, ,973; New Hope-Woodland; 1973.: Raeford; Hoke, 1978; Salem,- 1982; Bethesdaj'sB;- Elm Jfty,' 1989;New,o'
KU"i;7r^"^d.,p,- ,982 ' ^— ^ '"« • ■ '"« • • 1««3 W
HOUSE THOMAS HOLMES 2 . R . . . . Knoxville. TN .... 1942 1943 1946 ,7
K;"irv'i.s»*a ™.';' »:--' ^-^f ■.-..s'l; ,« „aX;;,|r ■ ■ ;'- "
Hua?HST"?iSEy"r "*'■ ""^ »*r- '"^-^ ™^ ?" "'-'•'■ '«'*'"•"'* "Ss, '^
JACKSON, RICHARD CARNELL E AME Zinn i°an
Jackson wTlB^r'JvSn "'"'' "^"'^^ ^«"9"i'«d''996; -ChaplaiaUS Army,,996.- ' ' ' " " "'" " ' " "
sJ'S^^aS ^'"JV, F.nyM960; Fa,;.on,,,961; Kn,gh,d!12S"Garber,- 1964;' H^'s,. AssSf ^68- ISeen 1973- DaS
LL2g:'Fi;lf?99?'''''''"'''^''''^'''"'" "°"^' ^^'^^ Durham;McMannen, ,984; w'hiteviNe, igsrCarrEdo'n'a'' iSgO,'
gpS;^Soxhoro:Longho;st,198.0orh.:^ewood,ia^^^^
!et:ed,''?99r"" """" ''''■ '''^''^^'^ Chapel, ,982;"MSourServices; Div'omisons,?98V Leale of Absence, 199a
JENKINS DAVID OMAR '^'•"'''^^^^' R3l«'9hlongv,ew,1983; Red Spr,ngs;Trinity,1990; Southport;Trinity,1994; Murfreesboro,1996.
S££''eK dUSlS'^^ '^^"^^ ""'^■'' ^^^^^ °'-- J'«^^«e^-"S 1?8ft G;ad Stud.^?£;We!S^hapla3L Unive;.," 198?
Wash,ng,on;First,Assoc.,,988;- Auro.:i989; -Washington clrcuitjgg^'K'of •Absenc.{99^''GreenviSly TriniSsge. '
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JENKINS, THEODORE ROOSEVELT R Rocky Mount 1932 . . 1934 . . 1936 37
LeasburgCt., 1932; Mebane, 1935; Maxton, 1939; Plymouth, 1943; Ann St., 1947; Davis St., 1952; Jacksonville, 1956; Haymount, 1960;
Roanoke Rapids, 1965; Retired, 1969
JENKS, GREGORY KEITH E . . . . Fayettewille 1987 . . 1987 . . 1990 9
Saxapahaw, 1987;Fayetteville:Johnson Mem.,1993
JERNIGAN, JULIUS OSCAR 2 . E Fayetteville 1955 . . 1955 . . 1956 41
Hobgood, 1954; Chap., USAF, 1956; Marshallburg, 1959; Chaplain, VA Hospital, Waco, Tex., 1960; Chaplain, VA HospitalFayetteville, 19-73
JESSEE, DURWARD DOUGLAS E KY 1968 . . 1968 . . 1972 28
Trans.from KY Conf., 1970; Garner: St.Andrews, 1970; Carthage, 1976; Outer Banks Parish, 1980; RahNorth Raleigh, 1983; Cary: First, 1989
JOHNSON, CLARENCE REGINALD E Rocky Mt 1966 . . 1968 . . 1968 30
Appointed as student, 1966; Raleigh: Pleasant Grove, 1967; Student, Edinburgh Univ., 1970; Wilmington: Oleander, 1974; Tabor City, 1977;
Asst.Prof.Asbury College, 1980; Prof, of Spirt. Form., Asbury Th. Sem., 1994
JOHNSON, GEORGE WILLIAM E Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1961 38
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.
JOHNSON, GLENDA NOBLE E Fayetteville 1982 . . 1982 . . 1984 14
Raleigh: Avent Ferry, 1981; Raleigh: Highland,Assoc., 1986; Garner:St.Andrews, 1991
JOHNSON, JAMES DONALD E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1995 4
St. Luke (BU), 1992; Evergreen, 1995
JOHNSON, KATHRYN RIVES E Fayetteville 1994 . . 1994 . . 1996 2
St.JohnGibson,1993; Raleigh:Edenton St.,Assoc.,1996.
JOHNSON, LAWRENCE EDWARD E S.IN 1969 . . 1958 . . 1969 27
Transferred from S.Indiana Conf., 1984. Durham:Asbury Temple, 1980; Fayetteville:John Wesley, 1988.
JOHNSON, PAUL JONES III E . . . . Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1992 12
Student, TX Christ.Univ., 1984; Student, Emory Univ., 1986; Snellville UMC,Assoc.,(426.1), 1990
JONES, BARNEY LEE, JR R Brooklyn, NY 1944 . . 1944 . . 1944 45
United States Navy Chaplain, 1944; Student, Yale, 1946; Inst., Duke, 1948; US Navy Chaplain, 1950; Chaplain, Duke Univ., 1953; Asst.
Dean, Duke, 1956; Assoc. Prof., Duke, Asst. Dean, Trinity College, Duke Univ., 1964; Prof., Dept.of Rel.,Duke Univ., 1973; Retired, 1983
JONES, GEORGE ALLEN E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Aurora, 1978; Havelock: First, 1984; Mebane, 1989;Fayetteville:Camp Ground,1993
JONES, NORWOOD LEE R Sanford 1949 . . 1949 . . 1951 37
Southport, 1950; GoshenKeener, 1953; Trinity-1956; FuquayVarina, 1961; Louisburg, 1966; Englewood, 1970; Elizabeth City, Dist. Supt.,
1974; New Bern: Centenary, 1980;Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1983; Retired, 1986
JONES, VASSAR WILSON 6 . R .... Rocky Mt 1960 . . 1957 . . 1963 30
Harrellsville, 1954; Mt. Tirzah, 1959; McMannen, 1963; Louisburg, 1970; Weldon, 1974; Campground, 1975; Plymouth, 1980; Durham:
Parkwood, 1982; Raleigh: Westover, 1988; Retired, 1990
JORDAN, ROBERT HARRY R 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
JOYCE, JOHNIE LEROY R Rocky Mt 1932 . . 1935 . . 1937 40
White Mem.-City Road,1933; Richlands, 1935; Straits-Harlowe,1935; Mt.Olive Ct.,1938; Chaplain,USA,1942; Carrboro,1945; Glen
Raven, 1949;Four Oaks,1951; Havelock, 1956; Garner,1958; Epworth,1961; Rocky Mt.:First,1965; Henderson:First,1969; Retired, 1973.
JOYNER. FRANK BELTON, JR E Wilmington 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 37
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
JUREN, JERRY JAY E Burlington 1964 . . 1964 . . 1968 32
Mt. Tirzah, 1964; St. John, 1967; Carver's Creek, 1968; Pembroke: First Calvary, 1972; Durham: Parkwood, 1978; Mt. Olive, 1982; Mt.
Gilead: First, 1985; FuquayVarina, 1989; Henderson:First, 1991; Rosemary, 1995
KASPER, JOHN MARK E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Branson, 1980; BU:Front St.,Assoc.,1982; Rocky Mount Parish, 1984; Ocean View, 1987; Couns.,Hemenway Couns. Service, 1991
KENNEDY, MARK HODGES, JR E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Attend Sch., 1980; Harkers Island, 1981; Bunn-Hill King Cir., 1985; Goldsboro:Pine Forest, 1989
KING, ARNOLD KIMSEY, JR 1 . R Greenville 1956 . . 1956 . . 1959 40
Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1955; Assoc, Edenton St., 1961; Ahoskie, 1964; Woodland, 1970; Adm., NC Conference Secretary,1972-74;
Methodist Retirement Home, 1974; Disability Leave, 1985; Retired, 1996.
KINLEY, GRADY LEE R . . . . Sanford 1949 . . 1949 . . 1951 36
Bladen, 1950; Burgaw, 1952; Bethseda, 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 R Burlington 1952 . . 1953 . . 1954 39
Attend Sch., 1952; Acting Youth Dir.,Conf. Bd. Ed., 1953; Fremont, 1954; Wallace, 1960; Dunn, 1964; Fayetteville: Hay St., 1968; Raleigh:
Edenton St., 1974; Durham District Supt., 1984; Louisburg, 1990; Retired, 1992
KNIGHT, ROBERT NORMAN R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1953 37
Moyock, 1953; Gatesville, 1956; Trinity, 1961; Maysville, 1963; Wendell, 1967; Clayton, 1972; Sunset Park, 1976; Franklinton, 1977;
Four Oaks, 1981; Disability Leave, 1983; Retired, 1990
KNOTT, THOMAS GARLAND R N. MS 1950 . . 1952 . . 1953 44
Trans, from N. Miss. Conf., 1972; Prof., Methodist Coll 1972; Retired, 1994
KOSSAN, JOSEPH EUGENE 2 . E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1993 7
Gillburg,1987;Browning-Smith,1/in989; Jefferson, 1995
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KRUEGER, TODD STEPHEN 2 . E Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1993
Bonlee,9;24/1989; Bridgeton,1991
LACKEY, DUKE CALDWELL E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1989 11
Siler City:West End, 1984; BiscoeBascom, 1987; Roseboro, 1991
LAMNECK, FORREST DONLEY R W.PA 1967 1948 7
Trans, from East Ohio, 1978; Eureka-Yelverton, 1978; Corinth-Antioch, 1980; Retired, 1984
LANCASTER, CHARLES HULBERT R Atlanta, Ga 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 23
Trans, from Kent. Conf., 1959; Dublin, 1960; Southport, 1961; AsburyPineview, 1965; Creedmoor,1966; Disability Leave,1971; Social
Worker, Umstead Hospital,Butner, 1977; Retired, 1982
LANCASTER, ECWOOD COLON 4 . E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1968 . . 1978 21
Cumberland, 1965; Norman, 1969; Wesley's Chapel, 1973; Wilmington: Pine Valley, 1987
LANCASTER, JAMES ROBERT, JR R Fayetteville 1971 . . 1971 . . 1975 19
Fayetteville: Johnson Mem., 1969; Rehoboth-Harris Chapel, 1977; Kipling-Cokesbury, 1984; South Camden, 1986; Retired, 1988
LANE, BARRY LEE LA . . . Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1983 15
ChathamMt. Zion, 1979; SA:St.Luke, Assoc, 1982; Fletcher's Chapel, 1985; BU:Front St., Assoc.,1991; Lv. of Absence, 1994
LANGLEY, DELORES ANNE E Fayetteville 1987 . . 1987 . . 1990 9
Stud. Intern, Wesley Chap., London, 1986; Stud.,Duke Div.Sch.,1987; Circuit Min., Harrow Circuit,England, 1988; WilsoniFirst, Assoc.,1990;
CPE Intern, NC Mem.Hosp., 1992;Fletcher's Chapel,1993
LAYTHAM, DAVID BRENT E Fayetteville 1994 . . 1994 . . 1996 2
Efland,1993; BrooklandBrooksdale,1995.
lEATHERMAN, HAROLD FRANKLIN R Kinston 1950 . . 1951 . . 1952 37
Henderson: City Road, 1950; KnightdaleEbenezer, 1953; Ebenezer, 1955; Manteo, 1959; Morehead: First, 1963; Kinston:Queen St., 1958;
New Bern Dist.Supt.,1973; Sanford:St.Luke, 1978; First,Rockingham, 1983; Retired,1987
LEBURG, MICHAEL WILLIAM 1 . E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1993 6
Johnston Ct.,1989; Rich SquareWoodland,1992; Caledonia,1996.
LEE, DON PAUL R Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 23
Wellons Vlllage,1970; Four 0aks,1974; Smith,1976; Greenville:Holy Trinity,1981; Trinity,1984; Rockingham:Glenwood,1988; La Grange,
1991; Retired, 1995
LEE, HENRY WESTBROOK 5 . E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1970 . . 1978 21
Student Pastor, Harrellsville, 1967; Dublin, 1970; Stedman, 1977; Plank Chapel, 1980; Wrightsboro, 1986; Mt. Zion, 1988; Fletcher's
Chapel, 1991;Angier,1993
LEE, JAMES CARROLL E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 24
Mt.Tir2ahHelena,SLP,1972;Greenville:St.James Assoc.,1974; Laurinburg,St.Luke,1976; Raleigh: Millbrook, 1987; Dist.Supt.,Goldsboro, 1994
LEE, SAMUEL SUNGHWAM R Korean Meth.Ch. . . . 1957 . . 1957 . . 1981 3
Fayetteville: Korean (426.1), 1991; Transf.from FL Conf.,1992; Fayetteville: Korean, 1992; Retired, 1994
LEELAND, PAUL LEE E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1976 24
Lucama, 1968; Spring Garysburg, 1969; Franklinton, 1973; Chaplain, Duke Medical Center, 1975; Fairview, 1978; Garner: St. Andrews,
1982; Kinston: Westminster, 1989; Sanford: St. Luke, 1994
LEVIN, DENNIS PATRICK 1 . E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 18
Warren, 1976; Hollands, 1981; Bailey, 1985; Enfield-Eden, 1990; EnfieldEdenWhitakers, 1991;Ayden,1993
LEWIS, HENRY BARTON R Raleigh 1937 . . 1940 . . 1942 37
Vanceboro,1937; Alamance,1941; Navy Chaplain,1943; Morehead City,1946; Whitakers,1946; Cedar Grove,1948; Bethel,1953; Carr,1954;
Cary,1959; Siler City,1964; Manteo,1968; Retired, 1973.
LEWIS, JERRY DEAN 2 . E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1984 16
Verona, 1978; Siler City: West End, 1979; Moncure-Buckhorn, 1983; Chaplain,USAF, 1985
LINDBLADE, ERIC NORMAN, JR E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 16
Spring Garysburg, 1979; Chapel Hill, University Assoc, 1980; South Camden, 1981; Rockingham: East, 1986; Rockingham:First (CoPastor),
1990; Stedman: Cokesbury, 1992
LINDBLADE, SUSAN CLAYTON E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1983 13
Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, 1981; Sharon, 1983; Leave of Absence, 1986; Hamlet: First, Assoc, 1988; Rockingham:First (CoPastor), 1990;
Fayetteville: St. Matthews, 1992
LING, STEVEN MICHAEL 2 . E Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1993 5
Durham:Epworth,Assoc.,1989;BanksGrove Hill,1990;Appointed to Attend School,1993; Rocky Mt.: First Assoc, 1994; Selma:Edgerton, 1995
LISTER, JOE DAVIS 2 . R Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1978 18
Yanceyville, 1974; Trinity, 1981; Swepsonville, 1984; Smith, 1988; Retired, 1996.
LITTLE, BROOKS BIVENS R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1952 36
Upper Room Editorial Assoc, 1950; Dir.,Upper Room Lib.and Museum, 1967; (SEJ) Historian, 1978; Retired, 1986
LITTLE, STEPHEN NELSON E KY 1978 . . 1978 . . 1984 18
Transfer from Kentucky Conf., 1984; West Rockingham, 1984; South Camden, 1988; Trinity Parish, 1991; Goldsboro: New Hope, 1994
LITZENBERGER, CHARLES MAYNARD E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 24
Caledonia, 1974; Fayetteville:Hay St., Assoc, 1975; Supernumerary; 1976; Raeford;Hoke, 1977; LakeWaccamaw, 1976; Cedar Grove, 1982;
Henderson:City Road, 1984; Elizabeth City:Riverside, 1986; Salem, 1989; New HopePurley, 1992; Warrenton: Wesley Memorial, 1994
LLOYD, FRANK IRWIN, JR 5 . E Montgomery, AL 1959 . . 1959 . . 1962 37
Trans.fromAla.Conf.,1959; Bynum,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
LOCKLEAR, BILL JAMES E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1983 16
Associate, Prospect, Maxton, 1983; Rowland: Ashpole, 1985; Rowland Parish, 1987; Prospect, 1991
LOFTIS, THOMAS EDGAR E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1964 35
Assoc. Rockingham: First, 1963; (Assoc.) Jarvis Mem., 1967; St. Matthews, 1970; Oxford, 1974; Dunn: Divine St., 1977; Tarboro:St.
James, 1984; Goldsboro:St. Paul,1989; District Supt., Rocky Mt., 1994
LOVELACE. HENRY NEAL E N. AR 1968 . . 1968 . . 1971 28
Trans, from N. Ark., 1967; Tabernacle, 1967; Tabernacle-Marrow's Chapel, 1975; Creedmoor, 1978; Zebulon, 1983; Apex, 1987
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LOWDERMILK, WILLIAM PHIFER R Greenville 1956 . . 1956 . . 1960 39
Student, 1956; Culbreth Mem., 1958; Asst. Dir. Public Relations, Meth. Coll., 1963; Dir. Public Relations, Meth. Coll., 1968; Asst.to the
President, 1974; Vice Pres. of Meth. Coll., 1977; Vice Pres. for Church & Community Relations, Meth. Coll., 1985; Retired, 1995
LOWRY, JERRY 2 . E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1987 13
Robeson Co.Coop.Min.,Assoc.(LP), 1981; BranchSt.ILP), 1982; Native Amer.Larger Parish, 1985; Pembroke: First-West, 1988; Pembroke:First,
1990;Seaside(Brunswick),1993
LOY, JAMES COLUMBUS R Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1962 37
Kipling, 1961; New Hope, 1966; Calvary Mem., 1969; Raleigh: Macedonia,1973; Raleigh: Pleasant Grove, 1983; Warrenfon: Wesley
Memorial, 1987; Retired, 1994
LOY, SAMUEL WHITE 5 . E Ourham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1988 10
Walnut Grove, 1981; Phillips Chapel, 1984; Greenville:St.James,Assoc.,1986; Griffon, 1992
LOYD, ROGER LEROY E NW Tex 1969 . . 1969 . . 1972 27
Trans, from NW Texas,6;i6/1993;Librarian & Prof.,Duke Div.School,1993
LUGAR, LAWRENCE EDWARD 4 . R Virginia 1952 . . 1954 . . 1959 37
SLP, St. Paul-Sandy Cross, 1953; SIP, 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; Ourham:St. Paul, 1986; Retired, 1989
LUPTON, JAMES GLEN 6 . R Kinston 1962 . . 1960 . . 1962 22
Cedar Island-Sea Level, 1956; Harlowe-Oak Grove, 1957; Seven Springs, 1959; Beech Grove, 1964; St. Paul, 1965; South River, 1968;
Angler, 1972; Salem, 1976; Retired, 1982
LYKINS, MARK ELVIN E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1991 10
Mt.Carmel-Hermon(LP), 1984; Andrews Chapel, 1986; Durham:Good Shepherd, 1988; Candor, 1996.
MACKEY, JOHN M E W. PA 1957 . . 1957 . . 1959 39
Tr.from West.Pa.Conf.,6n6;93;Dir.Fayetteville Family Life Center,1993
MACLEAN, ROBERT ABNER 2 . R Wilson 1958 . . 1960 . . 1962 28
Eureka-Yelverton, 1958; Clinton Ct., 1960; Jerusalem, 1963; Asbury, 1965; New Hope, 1969; Faison, 1970; Seaboard, 1972; Bladen, 1976;
Silk Hope, 1977; Harkers lsland,1979; Broadway, 1981; Mamers, 1983; Retired, 1986; Rockingham: St. Paul (RM), 1994
MADISON, JOHN TALTON, JR E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1986 12
WhWesley Memorial,Assoc.,(FLP),1983;WI:Wesley Memorial,Assoc.,1984; Fair Bluff-Cerro Gordo, 1987; Lake Waccamaw, 1991
MALLOY, DAVID OPHANALIA E Fayetteville 1987 . . 1987 . . 1990 9
Hoffman:Fletcher's Chapel, 1980: Fletcher's Chapel-St. Peter, 1982; Rowland:Cedar GroveSalem, 1983
MALLOY, JAMES EDWARD, JR E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1992 8
Hamlet: St. Peter (FL), 1983; Lumberton: Mt. Olive Parish (FUPM/E), 1987; Red Spgs.: Rhyne Mem., 1994
MANESS, TRACY AUBREY E Rocky Mt 1960 . . 1960 . . 1963 36
Trans.fromOhioConf.,1959; Morris ChapeL1960; Assoc.Front St.,1963; Providence, 1964; Chaplain USA,1965; Pastoral Couns.,Kernersville
Family Prac.,1985; Fam.Life Spec.,MHC,1986, & Calvary,1993.
MANGUM, ROBERT LEE E Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1960 38
Trans, from Kent. Conf., 1958; Sandy Plains, 1963; Robeson Church and Comm. Cnt., 1977; Prospect,1981; Exec.Dir.SEJ Assoc.for Native
American Concerns, 1991
MANN, MILTON THOMAS E Wilmington 1959 . . 1960 . . 1961 37
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; Wash.:First, 1995
MANN, WILLIAM JOSEPH E . . . . Fayetteville 1971 . . 1971 . . 1974 25
Student, Yale, 1971; Wilmington: Wesley Mem. (AssocI, 1973; Campus Ministry, NCSU, 1975; Dir. Cont. Ed., Duke Div. School, 1984; Asst.
Dir., Rural Ch. Div., Duke Endowment, 1989
MARSICANO, LESLIE MONTFORT E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1988 9
Asst.Dean.Residential Life,Duke Univ., 1988; Leave of Absence, 1989; Asst.Dean of Students, Davidson College, 1990
MARTIN, SAM FRANCIS III E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1994 6
Tabernacle, 1988; Mt. Tirzah, 1991; Trans.from WNC Conf., 1992; BU: Salem, 1992
MASON, GLENN ELDRIDGE 5 . E .... Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 12
Saulston, 1979; Oriental, 1988; Ourham: Glendale Heights, 1992; Cary: Macedonia, 1994
MASON, LEMUEL REYNOLDS, JR R WV 1954 . . 1954 . . 1956 9
Trans, from W. Va., 1974; Oxford Circuit, 1974; Henderson: White Mem., 1977; New Hope-Purley, 1982; Retired, 1983
MAULTSBY, JOSIAH ALEXANDER III E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1981 17
Student,Candler, 1979; Cary:First,Assoc.,1980; Moncure-Buckhorn,1981; Chaplain,USN, 1983; Charleston:St.Andrews,Assoc.,SC
Conf.(426.1),1991; Eliz.City:First,Assoc.,1li;93; Love Joy-Macedonia, 1994
MAY, RAEGAN V E . . . . N. TX 1987 . . 1987 . . 1990 9
Chapel Hill: University Assoc, 1988; Transfer from N.TX. Conf., 1989; Prospect, 1992; Southern Village, 1995
MAYNARD, RANDALL GREY E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1991 7
Home Lucama Sims, 1988; Black Creek-Lucama, 1990; Greenville:St.James,Assoc., 1992; Farmville, 1995
MAYO, LEONARD EDWARD 10 . R Rocky Mt 1966 . . 1958 . . 1960 38
Pikeville, 1966; Asbury, 1968; Pine Forest, 1969; Star, 1973; Rockingham: RoberdeL 1978; Sneads Grove, 1982; RO: Trinity-Zion,
1985;Retired,1993
MCADAMS, JR., DAVID SARGENT LA . . . Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1985 10
Roanoke Rapids: First, Assoc, 1983; Cumberland, 1984; SA: St. Luke, Assoc, 1985; Spring Hope, 1989; Kinston:Queen St., Min. of Disc,
1991;Leave of Absence,1993
MCCARVER, CLYDE GAY R Raleigh 1944 . . 1944 . . 1946 38
Roxboro Ct.,1944; Duke's Chapel, 1947; Sunset Park,1951; Troy:Trinity,1954; Washington:First,1958; Chapel Hill:Univ.,1962; Wilmington
District Superintendent, 1966; Raleigh:Hayes Barton,1971; Rockingham District Superintendent, 1975; Sanford District Superintendent, 1977;
Retired, 1981
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MCDONALD, WALTER NEILL R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1952 37
RiuersiiJe, 1950; Frankllnton, 1953; Prof.Louisburg Coll, 1956; RetireiJ, 1987
MCELROY, STEVEN WAYNE E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1991 7
Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, Assoc, 1989; Pilmoor Memorial, 1992; Pinehurst, 1995
MCKEE, ROBERT FULLERTON R Burlington 1952 . . 1952 . . 1953 40
Louisburg Coll., 1952; Garland, 1954; Chadbourn, 1955; Trinity, 1958; Richlands, 1961; Bethel, 1967; Dunn: Divine St., 1973; Raleigh:
Longview, 1977; FuquayVarina, 1980; Creedmoor, 1983; Disability Leave, 1984;Retired,1993
MCKENZIE, CHARLES ERWIN E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1977 21
Student 1973; Eliz. City: First (Assoc), 1975; Pasquotank, 1977; Moyock, 1982; Elizabeth City: City Road, 1984
MCKENZIE. GEORGE ROBERT, JR R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1955 39
Appointed to Attend Sch.,1953; Assoc, Jarvis Mem., 1954; St. Matthew, 1956; Dir. of Youth Work, Conf. Bd. Educa., 1957; Wynnewood
Park,1960; Westminster, 1962; Eliz. City, 1968; Eliz. City, Dist. Supt., 1970; BurlingtDn:Front St., 1974; Rocky Mount District Supt., 1984;
Exec.Dir., CCOM, 1989;Retired,1993
MCKITA, CARLETON PAUL R W. PA 1950 . . 1953 . . 1954 45
Trans.from W.PA Conf., 1983; V.P. Dev. N. C. Wesleyan College, 1983; Mgr.,Hospice of Nash Gen.Hosp.,02/90; Retired, 1996.
MCLAMB, HOWARD MCKINNON R Wilmington 1935 . . 1937 . . 1939 43
Pink Hill, 1935; Fairmont, 1939; Ahoskie, 1945; Hamlet, 1949; Goldsboro Dist. Supt. 1954; Jarvis Mem., 1960; Burlington:Davis St., 1961;
Conf .Board of Evangelism, 1965; Greenville Dist.Supt.,1970; Apex, 1975; Retired, 1978
MCLAURIN, HORACE LEE R Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1966 35
Kitty Hawk, 1961; Moyock, 1964; Fletcher's Chapel, 1957; Mt. Hermon, 1971; Newport, 1976; Durham: Calvary, 1980; Murfreesboro,
1984; Smyrna, 1988; New Bern: Trinity, 1990; Retired, 1996.
MCLEOD, WALTER EMMETT E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1996 4
Fletcher's Chapel-St.Peter,1984; GranvilleVance,1991; Durham:Asbury Temple,1994.
MCLENDON, JAMES EARL R Fayetteville 1981 . . 1974 . . 1986 17
Spring Lake, 1981; Woodland, 1984; Cumberland, 1985; Disability Leave, 1987; Retired,1993
MCMILLAN, SAMUAL DUNCAN Ml E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1989 10
Roanoke Rapids:First, Assoc, 1986; PikevilleMt. Carmel, 1987; RA: Mt. Zion, 1991;Elizabeth City:Riverside, 1993
MCMILLAN, SAMUEL DUNCAN, JR E New Bern 1957 . . 1957 . . 1961 39
Trinity,1956; Wellons Village,1959; St.Matthew's,1963; Mt.Gilead,1968; Laurinburg:First,1972; Henderson;First,1977; Cary:White
Plains,1981; Wilmington District Superintendent,1987; Raleigh:Hayes Barton,1992; Wilmington:Wesley Mem.,1996
MCOUADE, JAMES STANLEY E Irish Meth.Conf . . . ■ -■ . . . 1995 10
Trans.from WNC Conf., 1986; Chaplain,Meth.Students,Campbell Univ.,1986
MEACHAM, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN R New Bern 1936 . . 1938 . . 1940 40
Mt. Gilead Ct., 1936; Siler City, 1940; Caledonia, 1941; Chaplain, USAF, 1942; Durham Ct., 1946; West Rockingham, 1946; Fayetteville
Cl., 1950; Chaplain USAF, 1951; St.Paul's, 1968; Retired, 1976
MEACHAM, WILLIAM FRANKLIN 7 . R Raleigh 1954 . . 1956 . . 1958 20
Morehead City:Franklin Mem.,1945; Stumpy Point,1945; Creswell,1947; Milton,1949; Sandhills Ct.,1959; C3ndor,1960; Ellerbe,1965;
Supernumerary, 1974; Retired, 1977.
MEADOWS, DANIEL EDGAR 10 . R Greenville 1963 . . 1956 . . 1958 12
Hatteras Charge, 1953; Bath, 1956; New Hope, 1959; HollandsMt. Zion, 1965; Bailey, 1967; Retired, 1975
MEGILL, GEORGE CASKEY R 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, BENJAMIN RAY E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1983 16
Wesley-Blacks Chapel (PL), 1977; (PM), 1979; Fayetteville, Person St., 1982; Fayetteville: Trinity, 1986; Fayetteville: Christ, 1988; Leave
of Absence, 2/1/90; Pittsboro:First, 1990
MERCER, CHARLES HENRY R Wilson 1942 . . 1943 . . 1944 46
Swansboro, 1943; Sunset Park, 1946; Fairmont: Trinity, 1951; Mebane, 1956; Smithfield: Centenary, 1960; Laurinburg: First, 1965; Dist.
Supt. New Bern, 1968; Dir. Conf. Council On Min., 1973; Dist. Supt., Durham, 1978; Roanoke Rapids: First, 1984; Retired, 1988
MERCHANT, MICHELE WELLONS E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1984 15
Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1981; Raleigh: Morningstar, 1986; Ral: Soapstone, Assoc, 1990; Appointed to Attend School, 1991; Supv.in
Training,CA PacMed.Ctr., 1992; Chap. St. John's Reg. Med. CEnter, 12/94
METCALF, ELLEN HOPE E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1985 13
Cary: White Plains, Assoc, 1983; DU: Duke Mem., Assoc, 1984; Evergreen, 1987; Lea's Chap-Warren's Grove, 1991; Coats, 1992;
Goldsboro: St. Paul Assoc, 1994
METHVIN, RAYFORD HOMER 2 . R Fayetteville 1975 . . 1974 . . 1978 12
Bladen,1973; Union Chapel,1976; Spring Hill,1980; Pee Dee,1984; Retired,1986; Old 0ock(RM),1994
MIDGETT, PELEG DAMERON, III R New Bern 1957 . . 1958 . . 1960 38
Oxford Ct., 1956; Chapel Hill: Aldersgate, 1961; Creedmoor, 1965; Seven Springs, 1966; Four Oaks, 1966; Newport: St. James, 1970;
Ocean View, 1975; Wallace, 1977; Southport, 1982; Retired, 1994
MILLER, JAMES HERBERT, JR R Sanford 1949 . . 1949 . . 1951 40
Moyock, 1950; Westminster, 1951; SnowHilLCalvary Mem., 1956; Goldsboro:St.Luke, 1961; Beaufort:Ann St., 1965; NewBern:Centenary,
1970; Fayetteville Dist.Supt.,1973; Dir.Conf.COM, 1978; Cary:First, 1982; Retired, 1989
MILLER, LON WILLIAM E WVA 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 1
Maysville,1993; Trans.from WVA Conf.,1995
MILTON, STUART MCRAE E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 7
Mt.Tabor-Riverview(SL), 1986; Norlina, 1989; Disciple, 1996.
MINNICK, CARLTON PRINTESS, JR E VA 1954 . . 1955 . . 1957 42
Mt.Airy,1951; Goochland, 1954; Ferrum:St.James & Bible Prof.,Ferrum College,1958; Richmond:Westhampton, 1963;Williamsburg,1967;
Arlington:Mt.Olivet,1973: Alexandria District Superintendent, 1978; MS Conf.Bishop,1980; NC Conf.Bishop, 1984; Retired, 1996.
MINNICK, JONATHAN ALLEN E VA 1990 . . 1990 . . 1995 3
Trans.to NC Conf., 1993; Pleasant Grove, 1993
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MITCHELL, CHARLES MANESS R Rocky Mt 1943 . . 1944 . . 1945 41
Student Duke Univ., 1943; Atlantic, 1944; Beaufort Ct., 1948; Havelock, 1949; Pikeville, 1951; Aulander, 1954; Seaboard, 1958; Elm City,
1961; Exec. Sec. Meth. Minister's Credit Union, Raleigh, 1964. Managing Dir., Meth. Minister's Credit Union, 1974; Retired, 1984
MITCHELL. JOHN DAVID 5 . R Burlington 1964 . . 1966 . . 1968 33
Pine Level, 1960; Silk Hope, 1964; Piney Grove-Hickory Grove, 1968; Fayetteville: Victory, 1973; Roanoke, 1977; Raleigh, Wesley Memorial,
1984; Ayden, 1989;Retired,1993
MITCHELL, WILLIAM KENNETH, JR E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1990 10
WashingtoniAsbury, 1985; Conway, 1989;Center,1993
MOEHRING, DAVID OWEN E Cal Nev 1989 . . 1989 . . 1994 1
Eliz.City:First,Assoc.,1994; Trans.from Cal-Nev.Conf.,1995; South Camden, 1996.
MOONEY, ROBERT CLEVELAND, JR R Decatur, Ala 1942 . . 1943 . . 1944 34
Trans, from North Ala. Conf., 1947; Eastover, 1947; Duke Chapel, 1951; Grifton, 1953; Williamston, 1956; Southern Pines, 1959;
Lumberton; Chestnut St., 1963; Raeford, 1968; Graham: First,1970; Gary: First,1975; Du:Asbury,1978; DL, 1980; Retired, 1981
MOORE. DONNA SUSAN DL ... Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1989 11
Attend Sch., 1984; Clinton Circuit, 1985; Sharon, 1986; New Hope-Purley, 1988; Johnston Circiut, 1992; Wilmington:OleanderDevon
Park, 1993; Disability Lv., 1994
MOORE, ROBERT FREEMAN R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1952 37
Aurora, 1950; Maysville, 1954; Carthage, 1959; Red Springs, 1963; Garner: First, 1969; FA: Christ Church,1970; Swansboro,1975;
Grifton,1979; Fairmont.Trinity, 1981; Retired,1987; Bethesda, 1989. (RM)
MOORMAN, JULIAN PIERCE R Holston 1942 . . 1942 . . 1942 11
Trans, from Holston Conf., 1974; Chaplain NC Dept. of Corrections, 1974; Retired, 1985
MORGAN, DEBORAH ANN E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1990 9
Hermon, 1986;CPE Intern, Duke Med. Ctr., 1988; Leave of Absence, 1990; Past. Couns.,Life Enrichment Ctr. & Marr. & Fam. Coun. Ctr.,
1991; Past. Couns., Life Enrichment Ctr. & Marr. & Fam. Coun. Ctr. and Couns., Duke Cancer Patient Support Prog., 1994
MORGAN, ROBERT WHITTELSEY R 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 JOSEPH 6.5 . E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1968 . . 1978 19
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
MORRIS, HOMER EDWARD E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1979 19
Harlow-Oak Grove, 1977; Wilm.: Fifth Ave., 1981; Burgaw, 1985; Whiteville, 1990; Clinton: First, 1995
MORRISON, CHARLES KENNETH 1 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 22
SpringGarysburg, 1973; Trinity, 1976; Nashville, 1978; Emmanuel, 1982; Roanoke Rapids: Rosemary, 1986; Durham:Epworth, 1990
MORRISON. JOHN EDWARD E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 23
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 Mem., 1988; Southern Pines, 1994
MORROW, FLOYD RANSOME E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 18
Pleasant Grove Ashpole, 1974; Macon, 1975; Sandy Cross, 1979; Shady Grove, 1984; Marrow's Chapel, 1985; Henderson: City Road,
1992; New Hope-Purley, 1994
MOSELEY, CHARLES KAY E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 18
Rougemont,1977; Belhaven:Trinity,1981; Maury-Mt.Herman,1982; Clinton:Grace,1985; Saulston,1988; Goldsboro:St.Luke,1996.
MOSER, LENA RACHEL TUCKER E WNC 1975 . . 1975 . . 1978 20
Trans, from Western NC Conf., 1977; Rocky Mt.:First, Min. of Ed., 1977; Red Oak, 1979; L.A.1981; West Halifax, 1982; Lumberton:
Chestnut St.,Assoc., 1987; Staff, Robeson Co. Church & Comm. Ctr., 1990;Saxapahaw,1993
MOSER, RICK ALTON 1 . E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1978 20
Red Oak, 1976; Rocky Mt.: Clark St., 1979; Scotland Neck, 1983; Caledonia, 1987;Mt.Hermon,1993
MOSER, ROBERT EDWARD LEE R Greensboro 1934 . . 1934 . . 1938 42
Spencer, 1934; Fountain Place, 1936; Clark St., 1940; Vance, 1945; Garner-Ebenezer, 1950; Garner, 1953; Trinity, 1958; Raeford, 1962;
Burl: Davis St., 1968; Retired, 1976
MOTLEY, JOSEPH ANDREW E . . . . Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
Carver's Creek,1992; Morehead City:Franklin Mem.,1996.
MOTT, JOYCE REYNOLDS E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1992 8
Bridgeton, 1988; Middleburg, 1991
MULLEN, RODERIC LYNN E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1988 10
Durham:Duke MemorialAssoc, 1986; Garner: First, Assoc, 1987; Rougement, 1990; Fair-Bluff-Cerro Gardo, 1991; Moyock, 1995
MURPHY, MILES, Jr E Raleigh 1956 . . 1956 . . 1958 40
Lauringburg Ct., 1956; Red Springs, 1959; Chaplain USAF, 1964; Chaplain, VA Hosp.,1967
MURRAY. ERIC OCTAVIOUS 2 . R Raleigh 1965 . . 1960 . . 1963 18
Pineview,1962; Allensville-Trinity,1963; Union Chapel,1968; Hollands,1974; Asbury-Dover,1975; Faith,1976; Retired, 1980
MUSSER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN R Rocky Mt 1943 . . 1945 . . 1946 26
Spring Hope, 1943; dm City, 1948; Seaboard, 1952; Nashville, 1956; Rocky Mt.: Englewood, 1961; Wrightsville, 1965; Retired, 1969
MYERS, CHARLES DONALD 2 . E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1974 19
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
NAGEL, DONALD CHARLES E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1963 35
Student, Duke Div. Sch., 1961; Gary: 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 Mtn., 1988
NAMKUNG, KONG SUK E Fayetteville 1994 . . 1994 . . 1996 2
Sandy Plains, 1993.
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NANNEY, ROY KEITH E FaYetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1980 18
Vance, 1978; Pasquotank, 1982; Fayetteville: Culbreth, 1987; Hollands, 1994
NICKS, ROBERT LEE R Henderson 1946 . . 1945 . . 1948 35
Burlington Ct., 1947; Bahama, 1950; Trinity, 1951; Meth. Home for Children, 1956; Wllm: Grace, 1962; Calvary, 1965; Beaufort, 1970;
Smithfield: Centenary, 1975; Disability, 1977; Retired, 1981
O'BRIANT, CLARENCE EDGAR 1 . R Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 19
Silk Hope, 1973; Currituck, 1977; Milwaukee, 1979; MarshallbergSmyrna, 1983; Hookerton, 1986; Dublin, 1988; Manns Harbor, 1990;
Retired, 1992; Jerusalem (RM), 1994
O'KEEF, ROBERT DAVID E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1978 21
AsburyBethlehem, 1974; Rockingham, Glenwood, 1976; Kinston: Queen St.,Assoc., 1978; Windsor, 1980; CH:Orange, 1985; Richlands,
1988; Beulaville, 1989; Beaufort: Ann Street, Jan., 1991; Mt..Sylvan, 1995
OLD, MARSHALL ROY E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 23
Attend Sch., 1973; Jacksonville: Trinity, Assoc, 1975; Oak Grove, 1979; Carthage, 1984; Graham: First, 1988
OLDHAM, KIRK BRADLEY E FL 1983 . . 1983 . . 1986 13
Transfer from FL, 1990; Chap., NC Wesleyan College & Whitakers, 1990, Chap. NCWC, 1991
OLIVER, JAMES RALPH E Burlington 1964 . . 1964 . . 1967 32
Chestnut Ridge, 1964; Long Mem.,Assoc., 1966; BrookdaleBrookland,1967; Knightdale,1971; Durham:Lakewood,1972; ElmCity,1975; Ocean
\/iew,1980; Pembroke;FirstCalvary,l984; Goldsboro:Providence,1988; Plymouth, 1992; Jacksonville:Northwoods,1996.
ORMOND, JOHN KERN, JR E Raleigh 1965 . . 1965 . . 1969 31
AssocEdenton St.,1969;Ministry In and To Society, 1974; Westview, 1989; Couns.,Ctr.for Growth & Dev.,1978; Coun., Parkside Clinic,
1990, and Rocky Point, 1993
OSBORN, ROBERT TAPPAN R Seattle, Wash 1950 . . 1954 . . 1955 37
Trans, from Pacific N.W. Conf., 1954; Prof. Duke Univ., 1954; Retired, 1991
OSTEEN, EDWARD POWELL, JR E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1987 12
Raleigh: Highland, Assoc, 1984; Durham: Resurrection, 1987; NewBern: Gather, 1995
OULTON, JO ANN MERRITT E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1978 21
Student, 1973; Adm.Asst.Admissions,BUST,1975; Wilmington: Wesley Mem, 1977; Caledonia, 1979; Leave of Absence, 1981; Carver's
Creek, 1982; Love Joy-Macedonia, 1986; Angler, 1990; Leave of Absence,1993; Red Springs: Trinity, 1994
OWEN, TRAVIS WINEFRED 6 . R 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 13
Conway, 1983; Salem, 1984
OWENS, CHARLES EDWARD R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1953 37
Trans.to Chile Annual Conf.,1955; Trans.from Texas Conf., KittrellPlank Ch3pel,1959; Burgaw,1961; Warsaw,1968; Fairmont:Trinity,1970;
Burlington:St.Paul's,1973;Warrenton:Wesley Mem.,1978;BrooksdaleBrookland,1982;Brooksdale,1987; Durham:Calvary,1988;Retired, 1991
OXENDINE, MILFORD, Jr 2 . E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1980 21
Pleasant Grove-Ashpole, AssocH.S.I, 1973; Mt. TaborRiverview, 1974; Sandy Plains, 1976; Sandy Plains-Branch St.,1977; 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., 2/1/1993; New Bern:Riverside,1993; Ral.:Wesley Mem., 1995
PACE, JAMES HERRINGTON E AL W.FL 1968 . . 1968 . . 1974 28
Trans, from Alabama-W. Fla.., 1979; Professor, Elon College, 1979
PAGE, JACK WARD, JR 2 . E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1993 7
Coats,1987;Washington:Asbury,1991; Lemon Springs, 1995
PARKER, JOSEPH CHAPMAN 6 . R Burlington 1964 . . 1961 . . 1964 24
Lane's Chapel, 1964; Cherry Pt., 1965; Asbury-Dover, 1970; Vass, 1975; Selma: Edgerton, 1980; Griffon, 1985; Retired, 1988
PARKER, JOYCE LENORE FL ... Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1993 5
Laurel Hill,1991;Mt.Zion,1993; Family Leave,7/1/96.
PARKER, RICHARD HENRY 4 . LA ... Fayetteville 1991 . . 1991 . . 1993 4
Roxboro:Ca-Vel,1987;Sneads Ferry:Carroll Chapel,1990; LA, 2/1/95
PARRISH, CARRIE WHITEHURST E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1982 17
South River, 1978; Roseboro, 1988; Chap., Meth. College, 1991
PARVIN, JAMES BURBANK 2 . R Wilmington 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 30
Institute, 1957; Norlina, 1962; Tarboro: St. James, 1964; Weldon, 1968; Mt. Dlive: First,1971; Jacksonville:Trinity, 1975; Greenville
District Supt.,1981; Henderson: First,1987; Retired, 1989
PASCHAL, JOHN SIDNEY 4 . E Goldsboro 1967 . . 1967 . . 1970 29
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
PASQUARELLO, MICHAEL III E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1987 11
Raleigh: North Raleigh, Assoc, 1985; Wilmington: Oleander-Devon Park, 1987; Griffon, 1991; Raleigh: Trinity, 1992
PATE, ROBERT BRUCE R 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
PATTEN, BROOKS R Rocky Mt 1943 . . 1945 . . 1945 41
Robbins Ct., 1943; Chaplain, U.S. Army, 1945; Stedman, 1946; Wesley Found., 1948; Chaplain, U.S. Army, 1950; Pittsboro, 1952;
Highland, 1954; Aberdeen, 1959; Bethany, 1963; Jonesboro Hgts., 1966; Jacksonville: Northwoods, 1969; New Bern: Trinity, 1973;
Hamlet: Fellowship, 1974; Weldon, 1978; Seaboard, 1982; Retired, 1984
PATTON, GEORGE RONALD E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1980 19
Jerusalem-Bethel, 1979; CPE Prog., Duke Med.Ctr., 1985; Durham: Bethesda, 1986; Henderson: City Road, 1988; Allensville-Trinity, 1992
PAXTON, ROGER DAVIDSON E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1986 15
Micro-Fellowship, 1980; Holly Springs, 1981; Leave of Absence, 1982; Student, CPE Intern, NC Memorial Hosp., 1983; Swan Quarter,
1984; Rainbow, 1989; Norman, 1991; Kenansville Parish, 1996.
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PAYNE, ARGEL HAROLD R . . . . 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
PEARCE, HARVEY WORTH 4 . R Asheville 1954 . . 1957 . . 1959 40
Trans, from W.N.C. 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; AsburyBethlehem, 1989; Rougemont, 1991; Retired, 1994
PEARSALL, JOHN SANDERS R . . . . Fayetteville 1955 . . 1955 . . 1957 29
Trans.from S.Calif.Ariz. Conf., 1957; Carolina Beach,1957; Bethesda; 1958; Grace,1959; Robersonville,1960; Chap.to
E.N.C.Sanatorium,1962; Sims,1962; Chap.,VA,1966, Retired, 1984
PEELE, LUTHER MARTIN.JR R Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1980 21
Wrightsboro, 1972; Wilmington: Oleander-Devon Park, 1981; Zion, 1985; Retired, 1995
PETERSON, FRANCIS GERALD E KInston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1965 34
Palmer's Grove, 1962; Woodington-Webb's, 1965; Belhaven, 1967; Greenville: St. James, Assoc, 1970; Coordinator, Children's Ministry
and Camping, Conf. Coun. on Min., 1974; Counselor, Court System, 1976; Oir., Phoenix Org., 1980; Assoc, Kinston: Queen St., 1981;
Pittsboro: First, 1983; Family Life Specialist, MHC, 1985; Clin. Supervisor, Crisis Couns. Serv. MHC, 1990
PETTEWAY, WARREN BERNARD 2 . R Rocky NIt 1943 . . 1944 . . 1945 42
Rougemont, 1943; E.Rockingham, 1946; Asbury, 1952; Henderson: First, 1958; Duke Mem., 1965; Wilson: First, 1971; Raleigh Dist. Supt.,
1975; FA: Haymount, 1980; Retired, 1985
PHILLIPS, GRADY PAUL, III E Kinston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1965 34
Attend Sch., 1962; Rocky Mt: 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
PHILLIPS, JAMES DONALD E Rocky Mt 1966 . . 1966 . . 1969 30
Maybrook-Massey,1966; Bahama:Mt.Bethel,1968; Nashville, 1973; Bur:Emmanuel,1978; Aberdeen, 1982; Wesley's Chapel, 1987; Manteo:
Mt.Glivet,1988; Mt.Sylvan,1990; Clinton:First,1991; Henderson:First,1995
PHILLIPS. LEE ALLEN R Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1961 26
Lumberton Ct., 1958; Fair Bluff, 1963; Gleander-Pine Valley, 1965; West Rockingham-Zion, 1968; West Rockingham, 1976; Retired, 1984
PICKETT, HAROLD THURMAN R Rocky Mount 1960 . . 1960 . . 1965 34
Shallotte, 1960; Carrols Ch.-Sneads Ferry, 1963; Aulander, 1965; Silk Hope Ct., 1968; Cobb Ct., 1970; St. John'sGibson, 1975; West
End, 1977; Whitakers, 1979; Belgrade-Tabernacle, 1983; South Mills, 1987; Rainbow, 1991; Retired, 1994
PIERCE, CHARLENE HORTON E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . 1991 7
Fayetteville: Hay St., Assoc, 1987; Trenton-Maple Grove, 1990
PINNER, WILLIAM RICKMAN 7 . E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1970 . . 1981 19
Perquimans, 1968; Assoc. Membership, 1974; Lucama-Sims, 1974; Durham: Pleasant Green, 1976; Kenly-Buckhorn, 1980; Concord, 1984;
Wilson: Winstead, 1988; DU: Asbury, 1991; Ann Street, 1995
PLOWMAN, SALLY STEINERT E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1995 4
Jamesville,1992; Hightower,1993; Rainbow, 1994; Scotland Neck, 1995
PLYLER, LORENZO PIERCE 6 . R York, Pa 1955 . . 1957 . . 1959 24
Trans, from N. Iowa Conf., 1969; Prof., Methodist College, 1969; Retired 1983
POLLOCK, CHARLES LUTHER 5 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1977 22
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, 3/1/91; Lumberton: Chestnut St., 1994
POLLOCK, KIMBERLY ANN GARNER E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1991 7
Attend School,1988; Roanoke Rapids:First,Assoc.,1989; Raleigh:N.Raleigh,Assoc,1990; Fremont,1992; Leave of Absence, 1993; Lumberton:
Pineview, 1 994; Fairmont:Trinity-Olivet, 1 996.
PONDER, REGINALD WALLACE E Wilmington 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 37
Student Pastor.Lovejoy-Macedonia, 1 958; Leasburg, 1 962; Rocky Mt.:Englewood, 1 966; Sanf ord:St.Luke,l 970; New Bern District Supt., 1 978;
Raleigh District Supt.,1980; Rocky Mt:First,1983; Ex.SecSEJ COM Adm.Council,1987; Pres.& CEO,Meth.Retirement Homes,lnc.,6/1/1993
POPE, THOMAS ARNOLD 2 . R 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 . E Gulfport, Miss 1959 . . 1959 . . 1963 37
Trans, from Miss. Conf., 1961; Bethseda, 1959; Union Grove, 1961; Associate, 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 Serv., GBGM; Exec. Dir., Church
Funding Assoc, 1991
PORTS, GEORGE WILLIAM, JR R Lynchburg, VA 1943 . . 1945 . . 1946 28
Trans, from Va. Conf., 1956; West Rockingham, 1956; St. Mark's, 1960; Wallace, 1964; Wilmington: Fifth Avenue, 1968; Burlington: West
Burlington, 1974; Disability, 1978; Retired, 1984
POTTER, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR E Greenville 1963 . . 1963 . . 1969 33
Rockingham: First, 1967; Bellemont, 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 Hea.Programs, 1983; Chief Psych.,
Dept. Psychiatry, Gaston Mem. Hosp., 1994
POULK, ROBERT MCDONALD 7 . R Rocky Mount 1960 . . 1956 . . 1958 29
Beaufort Circuit, 1953; Salem, 1958; Fayetteville: Culbreth Mem., 1965; Selma: Edgerton-Brietz, 1973; Ahoskie, 1980; Retired, 1989
PRESNELL, WILLIAM MICHAEL E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1978 22
Rock Creek, 1974; Riverside, 1977; Maxton: St. Paul's, 1981; Windsor, 1985; Kitty Hawk,1989;Eli2abeth City District Supt.,1993
PRESTON, HUNTER HADLEY E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1993 3
Seaboard, 1992
PRICE, BARBARA KATHRYN HOLLIS E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1991 8
Ral: Layden Mem., 1988, Past. Couns., Life Enrichment Ctr., Mar., 1990
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Pf". WAYNE ALLEN E . . . . CalNev 1988 1988 1993 ,
New Befn:Cenienary,1993; Trans.from CalNev.Conf.,1995; Trinity (Franklin Ctv) 1995 ' '
PRIVETTE. TOMMY GORDON E . . . . Fayetteville 1978 . 1978 1982 18
Sr S"'^''^^''^^^''' ''''*'"''°-^''"9''"^^''1978; Littleton, 1980; Lovejoy-Macedonia, 1983; Pleasant Hill, 1986; Hope Miils, '1990;
PRIVETTE, WILLIAM EDWARD E . . . . Durham 1972 1972 1976 24
J^ddlesex,1968; Hebron,1971; Fairview,1975; Apex,1978; Southern Pines,1981; KinstoniQueen St.,1987;Cary:White Plains,1993 '
CHUti I, VILKIE SUE E . . . . WV 1984 1984 1990 12
P^imN'SniZ'UfZr ^°"^- ^^^^' ^^^ c''^"' ^^ ^""■^'"^■' ^33°' "'S'^'^"'"' *^=°^' 1991; 'Durham: Parkwood,' 1994
fULLMAN, ROBERT STANFORD E . . . . New Bern 1957 1957 1961 39
?iRQ^^'''■'J^"v'''"'"°""^ 1959; Wanchese, 1961; Laurmburg; Saint Luke, 1965; Student, Candler Sch.of Theology, 'Emory' Univ
iSi„h'''iqr'R h"^''^' t''°'- Ha' ^"'!!T"-^">"' ^'"''' ^''°'' ^3^2; Fayetteville: St. Matthews, 1974; Aberdeen 1978!'
Plymou h, 1982; Red Springs:Trinity, 1986; Goldsboro.St. Luke, 1990; NewportiSt. James, 1991
PURCELL, EUGENE GEORGE, JR R . . . . Rocky Mt 1943 . 1944 1945 37
pnSrm"'inA«'J«iM^^n'nJ^''^' '^'"'""''' ^^"' ''''<^''"^' ^^^S; Prof., Atlantic Christian Coll., 1961; Reti;ed, 1982
PURCELL JOAN MALMBORG E . . . . Fayetteuilie 1986 . . 1986 1992 10
SSfipH'TRSNrK'pnnS ^""'"''"" ^-"^'-^l"^- ^^^'' ^'^''^^- ^'""^'^ ^"^''"'^' ^^^^^ ^""^^^^ AIDS Net.," i/95 ' ' '
RANDOLPH, FRANCIS RODERICK R Wilson 1958 .. 1960 1961 22
?IL,> ,'iQ77' ,^''^^^^J960; Kenly 1963; Stantonsburg, 1984; Wallace, 1968; Durham: Calvary, 1970; Greenville: St.' Ja'm'es/l 974;
Sabbatical,1977; Leave of Absence, 1978; Ra:St.James,Assoc„ 1979; Retired 1981
RAWLINGS JAMES A., JR E .... Central IL 1980 .. 1980 1984 5
Trans.from Cent.lL Conf.,1992; Assoc.Dir.,Past.Services,Duke Med Ctr 1992 '
RAY, ROBERT HENDERSON E Fayetteuille 1976 1976 1980 iq
;So:T,nr«i°o*;aK,rsTp!:r,9r '"*"•'- ""'* "»*^ •"'■°»- """»"»"■ »* '"* ^™ "'•'-»«■
rs™.s:=f?i^: i, c,.s, ■,» ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ■ """-'" "" ^ '"• ■ ■ "" "
REDMOND, ROBERT CHARLES 2 . E .... KY 1973 1973 ,976 73
lSDurham:ietS'nyJ99T'''' '""'' "'""• *'""' ^^^^' ^"^''"''"' ^"'''' ^^^^' '''"'"""' '^^^^' ^^"^"' ^^^'^^ '^''^''^^''
REED. JOHN EDWARDS, SR 1 . R . . . . Greenville 1956 1956 1958 31
5ztrrrS!T97^-%lsoc>rof^,^ igrre^i^ed ^?987 '''''""' ''■ ""''' ''''' '''''"' '"'■ "' ^"'^' ''''■' '"'^"^''''^^^ '^^
REINOSO, LUIS FELIPE E Meth Chef Peru 1963 1963 1967
^cv^^So^moVn^P' T'ans.from The Meth.Ch.of Peru,'l995; Elder's Orders recognized, 1995^
HtA, LtUNARD JOSEPH E . . . . Louisville 1987 IPR? iQQn 1
Halifax,1994; Trans.from Louisville Conf.,1995 ' ' ' ' ^^^° ^
«'C"A«DSON. JOHN EARL r . . . . Kinston 1950 1951 1952 33
St Manhlw i97t"'Reiireri98r'''''' '^^^'' ^°'^''-^''""- ^^^'- "^'^^^ ^t., 1965; Franklinton, 1969; Southport, 1973;' Fayetteville:
RICHEY, RUSSELL' EARL .' E . . . . Burlington 1964 1964 1971 32
Prof., Drew Univ., 1969; Assoc.Dean for Acad.Affairs,Duke DivSch 1986 ' '
RICKARDS. JAMES PERRY r . . . . Raleigh I954 1954 1955 34
SSeS, 1989 ^''''''''"^''' ^35^' Staff, Div. of Chaplains and Rel. Mm., 1976; Coord., Nat. Conf. On Mi'n.' to Armed F'o;c'es,'l 982;
ricks; ROBERT DENNIS, JR 6 . R .... Durham 1961 1959 1963 34
Shallotte: CamP, 1955; Moyock, 1956; Star, 1959; Fayetteville: Salem, 1964; Fayetteville: Camp Ground, 1969; Graham' First 'l975-
Farmville, 1981; Garner: First, 1984; Clinton:First, 1988; Mt. Sylvan, 1991; Retired, 1995
""^^'NS- CECIL WAYNE r . . . . Rocky Mount 1932 1934 1936 42
L?u:srt^gSege't955;t";eJ'l974""'"' '''''' "'• °''"' ''''' ^^'^"•"' ''''■' ""°^' '■'■ C^^stian Advocate, '1949; 'Pres.,
ROBERTS FREDERICK EUGENE E . . . . Fayetteville 1976 1976 1979 20
Bn«"„vl^^^' "'"'^''' ^^^3' Mt.Hermon, 1983; Haw River, 1990; Ocean View, 1991 ' '
ROBERTS, JEFFREY LEE E Fayetteville 1987 1987 1991 q
Tenn. Conf., 1981-85, Durham: Branson, 1985; Salem (Person Co), 1989
ROBERTS JOHN MILTON r . . . . Coldsboro 1967 1964 1969 30
Faison, 1967; Stedman, 1970; Princeton, 1975; Retired 1992 . • lao/ . . lao-. . . laoa 30
ROBINSON, CHARLES KIVET r . ni Texas 1953 1953 igeo 13
DnoLi^!!; 'll.Il"^ ^°"^- ^^^^' '^^^°^- ^'°^- °'^- Sch.,Duke University, 1 973; 'Re'tired,'l 986
ROBINSON, LARRY E . . . . Durham 1986 1986 198q in
Rmilp' RFN^i/>J(!'.;f 'pJaS, ci^^^' ^'"^""^ ^"'"''- ^3««' °^- A^b^'y ^empie,' 'l99i; 'Hamlet: St.' Peter, 1994
RUUSE, BENJAMIN CHARLES E Greenville 1963 1963 1968 33
^i^tJ^oJn'd' 1988;iSgtm"Di;tSt"l99?'' '"^'™°'' ''''' '''^^°"^^"-'°-'^'''- WN-ngton: Tnnity, 1984;' Fayetteville:
RUDD, ROBERT JOSEPH '. . . . DL . . . Atlanta, Ga 1956 1959 1962 35
IgTg- Sia 1980 stllmfJn^''!q^^^ ^^^^' '''"^'"""' ^^^^ Rockingham: Pee Dee, '1975; Smithiield: 'whitley,
QuLn's C epVfSfifl- ™ ^^^^'' ^'1"^: Sunset Park, 1983; Marshallberg-Smyrna 1986; Huberi
uueens Lreek, 1988; Goldsborto:Daniels Mem., 1992;Disabilitv Leave 111/1993
RUDD, WILLIAM RUSSELL E Ky' 1963 1963 19B5 1
Seven Springs-Bethel, 1990; Clinton Circuit,1994; Trans.from KY Conf.,1995
RUSSELL, TIMOTHY JOHN E ... 1988 1988 1990 8
Jerusalem-Zion,1986; Tabor City:St.Paul,1990; Wilmington:Pine Valley Assoc, 1 9'94; Wrightsville,1996'.
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RUTH, JOHN WILLIAM E Greenville 1970 . . 1970 . . 1975 26
AndrewsSoapstotie, 1970; Allensville-Trinity, 1972; Fletcher's Chapel, 1976; Aldersgate, 1979; Roxboro: Longhurst, 1982; Durham: Duke's
Chapel, 1986; DU: Ml. Zion, 1991; West Orange, 1996.
RUTH. WILLIAM ALBERT E Klnston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1964 31
Student,Duke Divinity,1962; Chaplin,Dorothea Dix,1965; NC State Dept.of Pub.Welfare,1966; LovejoyMacedonia,1967; Lake Waccamaw,
1971; Mt.Hermon,1976; Surrendered Minis.Office, 1983; Readmitted, 1985; Outer Banks Parish, 1985; Duck,10191; Ralelgh:Millbrook,1994;
Eliz.Clty:Flrst,1995
SABISTON, WILLIAM DEVINE, III 6 . E Greenville 1963 . . 1963 . . 1965 33
Bethlehem-Shady Grove, 1963; St. Andrews, 1964; Gather, 1968; Wallace, 1973; Epworth, 1976; Raleigh: Fairmont, 1981; Assoc. Dir.,
CCOM, 1984; Troy: Trinity, 1985; Garner: First, 1988; Roxboro: Long Memorial, 1994
SAFLEY. MICHAEL WAYNE E Fayetteville 1973 . . 1973 . . 1976 23
Attend Sch., 1973; Chaplain, Methodist Home for Children, 1975; Middleburg, 1978, Coord, of Youth Min.,Conf. COM, 1982; VP for
Stud.Affairs, Meth. College, 1987
SALTER, JOHN NEAL, JR E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 20
Richlands Circuit, 1971; Sandy Cross, 1973; Littleton, 1975; Trenton, 1980; Hallsboro, 1982; ChadbournEvergreen, 1990; Conf.Evang.S
Harrells: Centenary, 1990; Riverdale, 1993
SCANLAN, CARLA JORY E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1994 10
Director, Pastoral Couns. & Fam. Therapy, Denver, CO, 1994
SCOTT, JULIAN WARREN E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1963 34
Pinebluff, 1961; Faith, 1965; Arran Lake, 1968; EvansdaleBlack Creek, 1969; Plymouth, 1973; Kinston: Westminster, 1980; Manteo: Mt.
Olivet, 1985; Durham:Parkwood, 1988; LA,1988; Aberdeen:Page Memorial, 1989
SCOTT, PAUL BATTEUX, JR E Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1958 38
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 HilhCalvary, 1992
SCRUGGS, ROBIN JEROME 2 . E Fayetteville 1955 . . 1955 . . 1961 41
Attend Sch., 1955; Prof.Darmouth College,1959; Chicago Theo.Sem.,1970; Prof. Union Theo.Sem., NY, 1986
SEATE, BILLY FENTON 3 . E Durham 1972 . . 1970 . . 1976 24
EnoPalmers Grove, 1969; Whitney Cross, 1975; New Bern: Trinity, 1978; Wilm: Pine Valley, 1982; Raleigh: Asbury, 1987; Greenville: St.
James, 1989; Roanoke Rapids: First, 1992; North Raleigh, 1996.
SEVERT, JEFFREY LEE E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1996 3
PollocksvilleLee's Chapel, 1993.
SEXTON, KENNETH BRYAN R Burlington 1952 . . 1952 . . 1953 36
Durham Ct. 1952; Roxboro Ct., 1953; Erwin, 1958; Bethel 1962; Roseboro, 1967; Hamlet: First, 1971; Ral: Westover, 1975; Retired,
1988; Belgrade-Tabernacle (RM), 1994
SEXTON, KENNETH BRYAN, JR E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1994 9
Goldsboro:St.PaulAssoc.,1979; Leasburg,1980; Leave of Absence, 1983; Trans.to New Mexico Conf., 1983; Trans.to NC Conf.(PM),1991;
Cedar Island-Sea LeveL1991; Mt.PleasantMiddlesex,2|i;94
SHANNONHOUSE, RICHARD DELANO E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1979 21
Student, Duke, 1975; Woodland, 1977; Pastoral Care & Ed. Dept., Presbyterian Med. Center, 1981; Dir.,Past.Care & Ed., Meth.Hosp.,
Jacksonville,FL, 1985
SHARP, RICHARD CLEVELAND E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1994 4
Brogden-Falling Creek, 1993; Warsaw, 1994
SHARPE, BENJAMIN SANDLIN, JR 4 . E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1993 6
Phillips Chapell987;Atlantic,1991; Fay:Cliffdale, 1995
SHARPE. WILLIAM GRAY IV E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1963 35
BU: Front St. Assoc, 1960; Ral: Benson Mem. ,1963; BU: Front St. Assoc, 1969; Dir. Publications and Chaplain, Elon Coll., 1972;
Campus Minister/Dir. Wesley Found.NCSU, 1984
SHAW. CASWELL EURE. JR 3 . E Burlington 1964 . . 1964 . . 1966
Temperance Hall, 1961; Nash, 1964; BU: Front St., Assoc, 1966; White Plains, 1967; Tarboro: St. James, 1973; Graham: First, 1981;
Greenville: St. James, 1984; Rocky Mt. District Supt., 1989; Rocky Mt.: First, 1994
SHEETS, ROBERT BRANSON III E Fayetteville 1987 . . 1987 . . 1989 9
Fuquay-Varina, Assoc, 1987; Bailey, 1990
SHEPPARD. DENNIS ROY E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1981 18
Attending Duke Div. School 1978; Lemon Springs, 1980; Coats, 1983; Norlina, 1987; Hopewell 1989
SHERMAN, WILLIAM WELBY, JR R W.Minister.MD .... 1953 . . 1953 . . 1956 43
Appointed to Attend Sch.,1953; Wake Forest-Youngsville,1953; \/ance,1955; Scotland Neck,1959; Havelock:First,1964; Chapel
Hill:Aldersgate,1969; Troy:Trinity,1974; Coord.,Minislerial Relations, 1978; Rockingham District Superintendent, 1983; New
Bern:CentenarY,1989; Retired, 1996.
SHIELDS. DONALD RAY E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1995 3
Rocky Mt.:First,Assoc.,1992; Raeford:Hoke, 1994
SHIELDS. ROBERT STRONG R Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . 1990 11
Pleasant Green, 1984; Raleigh: Westover, 1990; Retired, 1995
SHIVER, JAMES HENRY 1 . R Fayetteville 1958 . . • . . 1959 19
Wilmington, 1959; Hamlet Philadelphia, 1968; St. Peters-Philadelphia, 1969; Rowland: Cedar Gr.- Salem, 1971; Red Springs Rhyne Memorial
1973; Retired, 1978
SHORT, JAMES MILLARD 7 . E Greenville 1963 . . 1963 . . 1967 30
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.
SHULER. ALBERT E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 20
Student, Duke, 1976; Granville-Vance, 1977; FA: John Wesley, 1980; AssocDir., CCOM, 1988; Durham District Superintendent, 1990
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SIMONTON, CHARLES ALISON, JR 2 . R Memphis 1955 . . 1957 . . 1959 38
Rougemont, 1955; Giendale Heights, 1959; Fayetteville: Christ, 1964; Durham: Epworth, 1969; Lumberton: Chestnut Street, 1974; Editor,
N. C. Christian Advocate, 1976; Retired, 6193
SIMPSON, WILLIAM CARL, JR E ALW. FL 1966 . . 1966 . . 1968 30
Trans.from Ala.W.FIa. Conf., 1968; Rocky Mt:St.Paul, 1968; Duke Div.School:Asst.Dir.,Field Ed., 1969; Dir.Field Ed., 1971; Durham:
Aidersgate, 1972; Kitty Hawk, 1975; Hamlet:First, 1980; Wilmington:Wesley Memorial, 1984; Raleigh:Edenton Street, 1989; Front St., 1995
SINGLEY, KENNETH CARL E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 7
Seaboard (426.1), 1989; Transf.frcm N.AIa.Conf., 1992; PikevilleMt. Carmel, 1992;Piney Grove-Hickory Grove,1993
SMITH, ADOLPH CONRAD E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1995 4
St. Pauls, 1992
SMITH, ALBERT CLAYTON E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1974 . . 1976 22
New HopePurley, 1974; Franklinton, 1981; LA, 1984; Ex.Dir.,Hinton Rural Life Ctr.,1984
SMITH, BOBBY EUGENE E Chapel Hill 1969 . . 1969 . . 1986 27
Bynum, 1969; Atlantic, 1970; Pamlico Parish, Assoc, 1973; Trenton, 1976; Hawkins-Tabor, 1980; Hopewell, 1984; Star,
1989;Burgaw,1993
SMITH, CAROLYN REED E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . 1990 10
Jones Chapel, 1985; Mt. Pleasant, 1988; South Mills, 1991; Plymouth, 1996.
SMITH, CHARLES COOPER 5 . E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1975 . . 1985 15
Perkins.lFLP) 1974; Bethel, (AM), 1979; Bethel, 1981; Roxboro: Grace, 1983; Jacksonville:Pine Valley, 1987; Asbury (NB Dist.), 1992
SMITH, CHARLES MICHAEL 5 . E Greenville 1963 . . 1963 . . 1967 32
Ch. of Scotland, SR. Ass't. Min., 1965; Dellwood, 1966; Duke Med.Div., 1968; Voluntary Location, 1969; Durham: Trinity, Assoc, 1970;
Greenville: Jarvis Mem. Assoc, 1971; Durham: Parkwood, 1974; Roxboro: Long Mem, 1978; Goldsboro Dist. Superintendent, 1982; Raleigh,
Highland, 1988; Wilson: First, 1994
SMITH, DAVID BURTON E WNC Conf 1991 . . 1991 . . 1996 1
Rougemont, 1994; Trans.from WNC Conf.,1995
SMITH. GEORGE CALVIN DL ... Durham 1972 . . 1969 . . 1974 22
Bridgeton, 1971; Morehead City: Franklin Mem., 1972; Magnolia, 1974; Kipling Cokesbury, 1977; Bethel-Lebanon, 1981; Pamlico Parish,
1985; Tabor City: St. PauL 1989; Disability Leave, 1990
SMITH, GEORGE JEROME E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1992 7
Sandhills Circuit (SL), 1986; Lumberton Circuit, 1990; Hallsboro, 1996.
SMITH. HAYWOOD ALLAN E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1982 18
Hobgood, 1977; Jacksonville: Trinity, Assoc, 1981; Graham:Christ-Cedar Cliff, 19; Fayetteville: St. Andrews, 1990
SMITH, IRA HILDRETH E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1984 16
Lumberton Circuit, 1980; Bladen, 1982; Asbury-Bethiehem, 1984; Roberdel, 1989; Cedar Grove, 1995
SMITH, JERRY THOMAS 5 . E Fayetteville 1967 . . 1967 . . 1970 28
Pasquotank, 1963; Hobgood,1956; Washington Circuit,1968; Robersonville,1972; Clayton,1976; Fuquay-Varina,1983; Raleigh:Asbury,1989.
SMITH, JOHN THOMAS (TOMMY) 7 . E Greenville 1963 . . 1962 . . 1965 33
Temperance Hall 1956; West Halifax, 1959; Marvin, 1961; Hawkins-Tabor, 1964; Wilson: First, 1968; Zebulon, 1971; Cary: White Plains,
1975; Sanford District Superintendent, 1981; Raleigh District Superintendent, 1983; Ra: Hayes Barton, 1986; Fayetteville District
Superintendent, 1992
SMITH, JOHN THOMAS 3 . R Fayetteville 1955 . . 1955 . . 1957 23
Marvin, 1949; Halifax, 1955; Maysville, 1960; Trinity, 1964; LaGrange, 1968; Ral: Jenkins Mem.,1971; Retired, 1978
SMITH, JUDI FRANCES JOHNSON E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1978 21
Pilmoor Memorial 1975; Lake Waccamaw, 1982; Selma: Edgerton, 1985; Mt.Hermon, 1990; Mt.Zion (RA Dist.), 1993
SMITH, NEIL EVANS E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1970 . . 1980 18
Pasquotank, SLP, 1968, FLP, 1969; Maybrook-Massey, SLP, 1970; Henderson: City Road, FLP, 1973, AM, 1974; Erwin, AM, 1979, E,
1980; Cordova, 1987; Gardners, 1988; Clin.Chap., McCain Correct. Hosp., 1989
SMITH, ROBERT KINSEY 2 . LA ... Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1979 10
Attend Schooll977; Henderson:First,Assoc.,1978; Rocky Mt.:North Rocky Mount,1980; Hon.Loc.,1982; Reinst.as FLP,1989; Bu: Front
St.,Assoc.(FLP),1989; Readmitted in FC,1991; Spring Hope, 1991; Leave of Absence,7/l/96.
SMITH, WILLIAM STANLEY, JR E Chapel Hill 1968 . . 1968 . . 1970 28
Chapel Hill: Univ., Assoc, 1968; Goldsboro: Providence, 1972; Aidersgate, 1976; Louisburg, 1979; Shallotte: Camp, 1984; Troy: Trinity,
1988; Edenton, 1994
SMITH, WILLIAM THOMAS 5 . LA ... Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . . 1993 7
Siler City:West End,inn982; Roxboro:Ca-Vel1984; Disc.LP,1987; Midway-Bethlehem, 1989; Goldsboro:St.PaulAssoc., 1992; Tabor City:
St. Paul 1994; Leave of Absence,7/i;96.
SNIDER, RONALD JAMES E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1990 10
Smithfield: Asbury, 1980; Rougement, 1984: Lea's Chap.-Warren's Grove, 1988; Durham:Duke's Chapel 1991; Bahama: Mt. Bethel 1994
SNOTHERLY, WM. WELLINGTON, JR E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1980 19
AttendSch., 1977; Bolton, 1979; DU:Trinity,Assoc.,1981; Lakewood, 1984; Knightdale, 1987; Plymouth, 1991; Rocky Mount:St.Paul 1992;
Wake Forest, 1995
SNYDER, NEVIN DAVID 1 . R WV 1949 . . -• . . . 1953 43
Trans, from Eastern PA, 1978; Swan Quarter, 1977; Maysville, 1984; Kenansville Parish, 1987;Retired, 1993
SOULE, GUY VASSAR, JR E Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1980 18
Edenton St.,Assoc.,1978; Ocracoke,1981; FA:Gardners,1983; Fair BluffCerro Gordo,1984; Hallsboro, 1987; Roxboro: Grace, 09191
SOUTHERN, HARVEY GRAY E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 16
Goldsboro: St. Paul Assoc, 1980; Oriental 1983; Wilson: West Nash, 1988; DU: Trinity, 1991
SPARKS, CHARLES EDGAR R New Bern 1957 . . 1959 . . 1960 33
Garner Ct., 1956; Ral: 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
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SPARROW, LEON RAY 6 . R Kinston 1962 . . 1958 . . 1960 23
Mamers, 1962; Ebenezer, 1963; Stantonsburg, 1968; Supernumerary, 1970; Trenton, 1970; Stonewall: Pamlico Parish, 1971; Aberdeen,
1976; PembrckeiFirst Calvary, 1978; Lumberton Circuit, 1984; Retired, 1986
SPAULDING, DAVID VIRGIL E Kentucky 1982 . . 1982 . . 1984 14
Transfer from Kentucky Conf.,1986; Whiteville Circuit, 1986; Milwaukee, 1988; Scotland Neck, 1992; Rock.: West, 1995
SPEAKE, GEORGE DONALD E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1981 19
Rocky Mt: Marvin, 1977; Rocky Mt.Parish, 1980; Rocky Mt:St. Paul, 1981; Stedman-Cokesbury,1986; Shallotte: Camp, 1990
SPENCER, WILLIAM CARL, JR 7 . E Goldsboro 1967 . . 1967 . . 1970 29
BethesdaHollister, 1963; Sandy Cross, 1965; Hawkins-Tabor, 1971; Ra:Wesley Mem., 1973; Smyrna, 1979; Clayton, 1983; Bu.: Emmanuel,
1988;J3cksonville:Trinity,1993
SPONENBERG, JAMES EUGENE, JR R . . . . Rocky Mt 1943 . . 1944 . . 1945 37
Trans, from Utah Mission Conf., 1943; Moncure, 1943; Princeton, 1946; Person St., 1951, Wesley Memorial, 1954; Bethany, 1957;
Aberdeen, 1963; Jonesboro, 1969; Griffon, 1971; Wallace, 1976; Institute, 1977; Retired, 1980
STAFFORD, SIDNEY EARL, SR 5 . E Gulfport.Miss 1959 . . 1959 . . 1962 37
Walnut Grove, 1959; Amity, 1963; Prof., Louisburg Coll., 1967; Mt. Carmel, 1986; EbenezerWesley, 1990; Asst. Dean for Religious Life,
Louisburg Coll., 1994
STALLSWORTH, PAUL THOMAS E . . . . Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1981 19
Elizabeth City:First,Assoc.,1977; Atten.Ouke Div.Sch.,1979; Cumberland, 1980; Asst.Dir.,Ctr.on Rel.& Society,1984; Creswell, 1990; Rose
Hill, 1/1/94
STANFIELD, EDWIN DOUGLAS E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1975 . . 1978 21
Rougemont, 1974; Pink Hill, 1977; Chaplain, USN, 1978
STANLEY, BRUCE ERIC E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1987 11
Wilmington: Oleander-Devon Park, 1985; Raleigh: Edenton St., Assoc, 1987; Hampstead, 1992; Assoc.Dir.,CC0M,1996
STANLEY, RICHARD ARNOLD, JR E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 16
Beech Grove, 1980; Dcver-Clarks, 1983; Cordova, 1988;Robbins:Tabernacle,1993; Dur;Asbury, 1995
STARK, RUFUS HAYWOOD, II E Raleigh 1954 . . 1954 . . 1957 42
Attend Sch., 1954; Leasburg, 1955; St. Pauls, 1958; Swepsonville, 1963; Clayton, 1967; WhGrace, 1971; RA:Fairmont, 1975; Morehead
City: First, 1979; Pres.,Meth. Home For Children, Ral.,1983
STARNES, JAMES ALLEN R 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, JESSE CLOMAN, JR 3 . E Fayetteville 1972 . . 1972 . . 1976 17
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.PleasantMiddlesex,1990; Hebron,2/l/94.
STATON, JESSE CLOMAN, SR R Raleigh 1954 . . 1956 . . 1958 32
Aurora, 1954; Kinston: St. John, 1958; Friendship, 1961; Windsor, 1966; Bethesda, 1970; Pamlico Parish, 1976; Stantonsburg, 1983;
Morehead City:Franklin Mem.,1984; Retired,1986
STEINMETZ, DAVID CURTIS E W. OH 1959 . . 1959 . . 1961 37
Trans, from E. Penn., 1972; Assoc, Prof. Div. School, Duke Univ., 1972
STEPHENSON, MARION OSBORNE R Washington 1934 . . 1934 . . 1938 47
Chowan, 1934; Lakewood, 1935; Morehead City, 1939; Chaplain, US Navy, 1942; Battleboro, 1965; Whitakers-Battleboro, 1969; Ral:
Edenton St., Assoc, 1973; Retired, 1981
STOKES, JAMES CARLISLE, JR R WNC 1966 . . 1966 . . 1969 16
Trans, from W.N.C. Conf., 1972; St. Mark, N. Kinston Parish, 1972; Wi: Sunset Park, 1973; Kenansville-Parish, 1976; Hookerton, 1980;
Fairview, 1982; RO: Glenwood, 1985; Retired, 1988
STOKES, JOHN LEMACKS III E SC 1963 . . 1963 . . 1967 33
Trans, from Okla., 1973; Assoc.Prof.,UNC-WI,1973; Asst.Dean,UNC-WI,1977; Prof, of English, UNC-W, 1994
STONE, AMOS HENRY R Durham 1953 . . 1953 . . 1957 33
Trans.from Baltimore Conf.,1953; Swan Quarter, 1953; Winstead,1957; Person St.,1962;Hope Mills, 1966; RahSt.James, 1968; Warsaw,
1974; Hertford, 1977; Rawland:First, 1980; Retired, 1986
STONE. RICHARD LEON III E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1982 17
Attending Duke Div. Sch., 1979; Ellis Chapel, 1980; Caledonia, 1981; Wendell, 1987;Clayton:Horne Mem.,1993
STONE. WILLIAM DENVER R WV 1956 . . 1957 . . 1959 18
Trans.from Singapore-Malaya Conf.,1973; Missionary to Malaysia; Missionary to Singapore, 1980; On Leave, 1991; Retired, 1992
STORRS, ROBERT BURTON, JR R N. AL 1973 . . 1973 . . 1978 5
Nash, 1973; Rocky Mt.:First, Assoc, 1976; Goldston, 1978; Leave of Absence, 1979; Retired, 1980
STOTT, ELBERT RUSSELL R Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1961 25
Attend Sch., 1958; Apex, 1964; Wake Forest-Youngsville, 1966; Asst.Prof.Louisburg Coll., 1969; Marvin-Temp.Hall-McKendree, 1969;
Whitakers, 1970; Prof.,Louisburg Coll.,1970; Union-Newbegun, 1971; Whitakers Goldston, 1974; CH:Amity, 1978; LA,1 1/10/84; Retired, 1988
STROCK, STEPHEN FLOYD SWARTZ LA . . . Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 11
Lucama-Sims, 1979; Red Oak, 1981; Chap., Meth. Home for Child., 1984; Leave of Absence, 1984; Browning-Smith, 1986; Prospect, 1989;
Sabbatical Leave, 1992; Leave of Absence, 1993
STROTHER, JONATHAN ERIC 3 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1988 12
Macon, 1982; Raleigh: Hayes Barton, Assoc, 1986; Rose Hill, 1989; Hertford, 1/1/94
SUMMEY, JAMES LESTER E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1976 24
Goldston, 1971; St. Luke, 1974; Amity, 1976; Tabor City, 1978; Warrenton:Wesley Mem., 1982; Nashville, 1984; Garner:St.Andrews, 1989;
Wilson:Winstead, 1991; Wil.: Trinity, 1995
SUPPLEE, THOMAS BRINTON 2 . E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1987 15
Cedar Island Sea Level(LP),1979;Cedar Island-Sea Level,1981;New Hope-Woodland, 1983; Moyock, 1987; Hollands, 1990; Mattamuskeet,
8/1/93; Gosher-Keener, 1995
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Bocli cleek, 1982; Watal G,p,e, 1986 ^ '" '"'"■•'"• 1985 . . 1S85 .1989 1 1
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mEoR'ScS,;!'"' '""■ "«*■"""""• '« s»,i»' i"™"" "»' ^ "»' ■ ■ '»« '5
CaVel, 1956; Stantonsburg, 1958- Scotland Neck IPfM- niirh,' m m" ' ,„; '^^^ • • '956 . . 1958 .... 40
FHOMPSON, NEIL HOWARD ... r c» .. i.
Lake Waccamaw, 1955; Fair Bluff, I960- Weslev Met,, IQRt' ni, !!, ", I ■•■■■•■ "^^ . . 1958 . . 1960 29
Highland. Assoc, 1974; Retired 1984 '^'"'^ '^™' ^^^^' D'^ector of Admissions, Meth. Coll., 1968; Supernumerary, 1973- Ra?
THOMPSON, ROGER EVERETT 2 R u ,
Retired, 1987. nm.i,aivary,i9/!), bmyrna,1977, Concord,1979; Northhampton, 1980; Ocean View 1984-
TINGLE, JAMES ARTHUR . . r p ,•
Retired, 1990 ^'"^"- «ssoc.,1976, Dir.,Coastal Counseling,lnc.,1981; lllif Sch.of Theology 1985-
TOWNSEND, WILLIAM CLAYTON, JR 4 e c, .. .„
St.PaulBeam Dam(LP),1978- Granville Circuit/IPl iqfifi- r' ' ' il r^ ?nln '^^^ • • '982 . . 1987 . 14
Durham:St.Paul,1994; Ralei h:Tr[nity 1996 ' '^ '"""'" ^'"""■^^^2' Union.Newbegun,1984; West End,1988; Wa;saw 1991
TRAYNHAM, DAVID DINWIDDIE . p „ ,
TROTTER, JOHN ALBERT . . ? f c . -.i
Ellis Chapel(LP), 1981; BurlingtoniDavis St Assoc (LP) iqR? rV.no'm^M ; '"83 . . 1983 . . 1987 .... 13
TRUM, MARY SMITH . . . "''"^'''•'^"''^•'LPt-1982 Chapel HMniversity, Assoc, 1985; Bahama; Mt. Bethel, 1988; Bellemont 1992
Wash: First, Assoc, 1993 ' ■ ' f''ye«e<""e 1993 . . 1993 . . 1995 ' 3
TUCKER, CHARLES CLYDE, JR. . „ „. . .
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TYSON, BOBBY POWELL, JR. F r ■„
Black Creek.Lucama,1992; Fayetteviile:Culbreth,1996. f^Vetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1995 3
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TYSON, BOBBY POWELL, SR E . . . . VA 1962 . . 1962 . . 1966 34
White Mem.Wesley, 1958; Caledonia, 1959; St. Paul's, 1963; Trans, to Va. Conf., 1968; Trans, from Va. Conf., 1972; Tabor City, 1974;
Conf. Evangelist, 1977; Maxton: St. Pauls, 1980; KnighttJale, 1981; Jenkins Memorial, 1984; Approved Evangelist, 1986; Wesley's Chapel,
Jan. 1991;Spring Hill,1993
TYSON, CARSON STANLEY E Fayetteville 1966 . . 1966 . . 1977 27
AndrewsSoapstone, 1966; Longhurst, 1967; Smith, 1969; Maxton, Assoc, 1970; Location, 1972; PM, 1975; Vanceboro Circuit, 1975;
Rocky Mount:St. Paul's, 1977; Cedar Grove-Prospect, 1978; LaGrange, 1982; Hebron, 1985; Raeford, 211/94
TYSON, JOHN HORTON E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1986 15
Mt. TaborRiverview, 1981; Salem (Person Co.), 1983; Henderson: City Road, 1986; Appointed to Attend Sch., 1988; Asbury, 1989;
Student, 1990; Maysville, 1991;Fayetteville:\/ictory,1993
TYSON, MARVIN EUGENE E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1982 17
Grimesland, SLP, 1975; Will Rogers UMC, Tulsa, OK, SLP, 1977: Attending Oral Roberts University, 1979; New Bern: Riverside,1981; New
Bern:Faith,1985
TYSON, TOMMY 2 . R Wilmington 1951 . . 1953 . . 1954 41
Bethany, 1950; Walstonburg, 1951; Wayne Ct., 1953; South Mills, 1954; Conf. Evangelist, 1955; Chaplain, Oral Roberts Univ., 1965;
Evangelist, 1969;Retired,1993
TYSON, VERNON CEPHAS 2 . R Greenville 1956 . . 1956 . . 1958 38
Trans, from W.N.C. Conf., 1954; Stem-Bullock, 1954; Goldston, 1956; Assoc. Edenton St., 1958; Jonesboro Hgts., 1961; Oxford, 1966;
Wesley Mem., 1970; Fayetteville: Hay St., 1974; Chapel Hill University, 1978; Dist. Supt. Wilmington Oist., 1981; Raleigh Edenton St.,
1984; Sanford: St. Luke, 1989; Retired, 1994
UPHAM, JOHN EXLEY, JR E Fayetteville 1992 . . 1992 . . 1996 4
Raleigh:Longview,1992.
VAUGHAN, RICHARD COOK E E.OH 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 12
Trans.from E.OH, 1974; HopewellMt.Moriah, 1974; FA: Culbreth Mem., 1980; FA: Johnson Mem., 1985; Chapel Hill: Amity, 1989
VONCANON, MARY LEIGH R Favettevllle 1976 . . 1976 . . 1980 11
Chatham-Zion, 1976; Shady Grove, 1979; FA:Wesley Hgts.,1981; North Gates, 1984; Retired,1987; Hickory Mtn. (RM), 1991
WADE, DAVID CARLTON E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1984 16
Bonlee, 1979; Candor, 1985;Wesley's Chapel, 1993
WAGGONER, JAMES MILAN 1 . E Wilson 1958 . . 1958 . . 1961 38
Whitney Cross, 1958; Belhaven, 1961; Johnston, 1965; Smithfield: Whitley Mem., 1967; Chaplain, Meth. Home for Children, 1968;
Industrial Chaplain, 1975; Superivsor Chaplaincy Ser. Div. Youth Human Resources, 1977
WALL, CLARENCE ARTHUR E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1982 17
Perquimans, 1978; Elizabeth City-Riverside, 1981; St. Pauls, 1985; Griffon, 1988; Knightdale, 1991; Nashville, 1995
WALL, LYNN TESTERMAN E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1968 . . 1982 17
New Bern-Centenary,Min.of Prog.,1979; Cedar Island-Sea Level,1983; Beech Grove-Rhems,1987; Sharon: HoldenBeach, 1995
WALLACE, ROBERT LOUIS E Mississippi 1963 . . 1963 . . 1965 33
Trans.from Miss.Conf.,1961; Efland-Lebanon,1961; Trans.toMiss.Conf.,1965; Trans.from Miss.Conf.,1967; SilerCity:West End, 1967; Cedar
Grove-Prospect,1970; Durham:Duke Memorial,Assoc.,1974; Durham:Aldersgate,1978; Raleigh:North Raleigh,03/91; Tarboro:St.James,1996.
WALTERS, NORMA JEAN LA ... Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1993 7
Appointed to Attend Sch.,1988; Leave of Absence,1990; Durham:Bethesda,1991; Leave of Absence,9/i;96.
WARD. HERMAN NATHAN, JR 1 . E Greenville 1963 . . 1963 . . 1965 33
AndrewsSoapstone, 1963; Banks-Grove Hill, 1965; Hillsborough, 1969
WARD, HOPE MORGAN E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1981 17
Cary: White Plains, Min. of Ed., 1979; Broadway, 1983; Soapstone, 1986
WARD, JAMES BELL E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1990 10
Stem-Bullock's, 1983; Yanceyville,1986; Bethel,1987; Washington:Asbury,1989; Chap.lntern,Pitt Co.,Mem.Hosp.,1991; Leave of
Absence,0i;i5/92; Chap.,Dowdy-Gardner Nurs.Home,04/01/92.
WARD, RICHARD LEE E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1991 8
Atlantic, 1988; Beaufort: Ann St., Assoc, 1991;Fremont,1993
WARREN, CLARENCE LEE R Wilmington 1951 . . 1951 . . 1953 37
Town Creek, 1951; Wanchese, 1956; White Mem.-Wesley, 1959; Johnson Mem., 1960; Wesley's Chapel, 1963; Reiglewood, 1965;
Whiteville, 1968; Plank Chapel, 1973; Maury-Mt. Hermon, 1975; Belhaven, 1977; Pink Hill, 1981; Pine Level-Sanders, 1985; Disability
Leave, 1987; Retired, 1988
WARREN. DONNIE RAY, JR 1 . E .... Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1993 6
Raleigh:Hayes Barton,Assoc,1989; Assoc.Dir.,CC0M,1990; Cary:White Plains,Assoc.,1992
WARREN. HENRY ROBERT 6 . R Greenville 1970 . . 1968 . . 1972 15
Parkton, 1964; Asbury-Pineview, 1967; Jerusalem-Zion, 1971; Laurel Hill, 1976; Knightdale, 1978; Smith, 1982; Disability Leave, 1983;
Retired, 1985
WARREN. JAMES HERNDON R No. Alabama 1950 . . 1952 . . 1954 34
Trans, from N. Ala. Conf., 1955; Professor, Scarritt College, Nashville, Tenn., 1955; Prof. Trevecca Nazarene College, 1984; Retired, 1989
WARREN, JAMES IVEY, JR E Rocky Mount 1960 . . 1960 . . 1962 36
Glasgow, 1960; Fairmont, 1962; St. James, 1964; Professor, Scarritt College, 1968; Academic Dean, 1974; Dir. Intentional Growth
Ctr.Lake Junaluska, 1988
WARREN, MILLARD WHITFIELD, JR E Chapel Hill 1969 . . 1969 . . 1971 27
Trans, from N. Ga. Conf., 1970; Ocean View, 1970; Durham: McMannen, 1975; Manteo, 1977; Wl: Wesley Memorial, 1983; New Bern
District Supt., 1984; Cary: White Plains, 1990;Kinston:Queen St.,1993
WARREN, WILLIAM ARTHUR, JR 7 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1987 12
Mt.Moriah|LP),1977; Mt.Tlrzah-Helena(LP),1981; DU:Branson(LP),1982; DU:Branson,1984; Calvary, 1985; Vass-Cameron, 1989
WARREN. WILLIAM DONALD E Fayetteville 1993 . . 1993 . . 1995 3
Belhaven:Trlnity, 1 992; Hamlet:Fellowshlp, 1 996.
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WATFORD, TROY SCOTT 1 . E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1993 8
Pine Level-Sander's, 1987;Smithfield:WhitleyEli2abeth,1989;Rockinham:East, 1992
WATSON, HARVEY LANGILL R Kinston 1950 . . 1950 . . 1952 41
Attend Sch., 1950; Jarvis Mem. Assoc, 1950; Havelock, 1951; Westminister:Kinston, 1956; Graham:First, 1962; Chapel HilhUniversity,
1966; Durham Dist. Superintendent, 1974; WilsoniFirst, 1978; Rocky MountiFirst, 1986; Retired, 1990
WAY. VANCE CARLTON E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1972 . . 1977 21
Milwaukee, 1975; Mount Pleasant, 1979; Manns Harbor, 1980; Tyrrell, 1984; Littleton, 1995
WEAVER, JAMES THOMAS, JR 5 . E Fayetteville 1990 . . 1990 . . 1993 6
Pembroke:CalvaryBuie,1971; Disc.LP,1973; Brookland,1987; Durham:Bethesda,1988; Evergreen, 1991; Efland,1995
WEAVER, WALTER PARKER E Wilmington 1959 . . 1960 . . 1962 37
Pleasant Green, 1959; Student, 1962; Prof, and Chaplain, 1965; Prof., Florida Southern College, 1972
WEBB BOWDEN, JULIA FLORENCE E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . 1990 6
Rougemont, 1988; Leave of Absence, 1990; Mt. TaborRiverview, 1992; Program Asst., Soc. of St. Andrew, 1994
WEBER, MICHAEL DAVID E Fayette, Mo 1976 . . 1976 . . 1978 15
Trans.from Kansas East,1981; Durham Parish,1981; Durham:Bethesda,1985; Concord,1986; Plank Chapel, 1988; Pamlico Coop.Parish, 1992
WELLS, WILLIAM MILES, JR R Elizabeth City 1947 . . 1947 . . 1949 41
Attend Sch., 1947; Alamance, 1948; Mt.Gilead Ct., 1949; Warren, 1950; TrinitY-Riverdale, 1953; Carol.Beach: St. Paul's, 1954; State Dir.,
Meth.Student Movement, 1957; Laurinburg: St.Luke, 1969; Knightdale, 1972; DU:Duke's Chapel, 1974; Conway, 1975; Robersonville, 1978;
Sabbatical, British Meth.Church, 1982; Wrightsville Beach, 1983; Norman, 1985; Retired, 1988
WELLS, WOODROW WILSON, JR E Fayetteville 1970 . . 1970 . . 1973 26
Attend Sch., 1970; Assoc.,Eliz.City:First,1972; Maysville,1975; Shallotte:Camp,1980; Sanford:Jonesboro,1984; Rocky Mount: Englewood,
1988; Greenville: St. James, 1992
WENBERG, JOHN WENDELL, JR E SC 1972 . . 1972 . . 1974 17
Transfer from SC Conf., 1974; Aurora, 1974; Appt.to Attend Sch., 1975; Parkton, 1976; LA,1978; Honorable Location,1981; Readmitted
to PC, 1983; Banks-Grove Hill, 1983; Erwin, 1987; Westover, 1995
WEST, PEARL IMOGENE GOODING R Fayetteville 1978 . . 1978 . . 1981 10
Mamers, Assoc, 1978; Turkey-Fellowship, 1980; Town Creek, 1982; Zion, 1984; Eureka-Yelverton, 1985; Retired, 1987
WETHINGTON, MARK WESLEY E Annville, PA 1976 . . 1976 . . 1984 20
Transferred from E.PA Conf., 1983; Spring-Garysburg, 1983; Durham, Glendale Hts., 1988; Durham: Duke Memorial, 1992
WHEELER, KERMIT ROOSEVELT R Wilmington 1940 . . 1942 . . 1944 38
Rougemont, 1940; Aurora, 1943; Wesley Mem., 1944; Roseboro, 1948; Wallace, 1950; Calvary, 1954; Raeford, 1957; Roxboro: Long Mem.,
1962; Davis St., 1965; Laurinburg: First, 1968; Farmville, 1972; Red Springs: Trinity, 1976; Retired, 1979
WHITAKER, KAREN RUTH HIRSCHI E Fayetteville 1983 . . 1983 . . 1985 13
FA: Camp Ground, Assoc, 1983; Raleigh: Avent Ferry, 1986; Genesis, 1995
WHITE, CHRISTIAN 4 . R Burlington 1952 . . 1952 . . 1954 32
Pembroke, 1952; Glen Raven, 1954; St.Paul, 1960; Mt.Olive, 1961; Graham, 1966; Greenville: St.James,1970; RM:First, 1974; Fay: Hay
Street,1980; Disability Leave, 1983; Retired, 1984
WHITE, DENA JO MCFARLAND E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1990 8
Elizabeth City: First, Assoc, 1988;Rockingham:East,1993
WHITE, JOHN HEZEKIAH 3 . R Kinston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1965 30
Battleboro,1962; Beaufort:Ann St.,Min.of Ed.,1965; Kinston:Queen St.,Min.of Ed.,1966; Fellowship, 1969; Rose Hill, 1974; St.james,1978;
Goldsboro:St.Luke,1986; Retired, 1990.
WHITLEY, EDGAR EARL R Sanford 1949 . . 1952 . . 1956 23
Pinetops, 1948; Mt. Hermon, 1953; Roseboro, 1954; Fairview, 1957; Friendship, 1959; Sabbatical Leave, 1961; Student, Coll.of Wm.&
Mary,1962; Currituck, 1966; Supernumerary, 1972; Honorable Location, 1977; Readmitted into full connection & retired, 1985
WIGGINS, CARSON OLIN 1 . E Goldsboro 1967 . . 1967 . . 1970 29
Cedar Grove,1966; SalemChapel,1969; Ebenezer,1974; Du:Asbury,1984; Beaufort:Ann St., 1987; Havelock:First, 1989; Bu:Grace,1993
WILBURN, WILLIAM JOSEPH E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1990 7
Sandy Plains, 1988; Westwood-Ebenezer,1989; Wilson:First,Assoc.,1992; Leave of Absence, 1/1/96; Norman,1996.
WILKERSON, RICHARD PHILLIP E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1986 12
Burlington: Front Street, Assoc, 1984; Cary: Genesis, 1987; Knightdale, 1995
WILKINSON, HOWARD MILTON R 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 TAYLOR E Fayetteville 1976 . . 1976 . . 1979 6
Atttended Sch.,1976; Jenkins Mem.,1978; Trans.to Detroit Conf.,1981; Trans.to NC Conf., 1995; Prospect, 1995
WILLIAMS, ATTICUS MORRIS R Henderson 1930 . . 1933 . . 1935 35
Pittsboro, 1931; Youngsville, 1934; Milton, 1935; Whitakers, 1939; Warsaw, 1944; Biscoe, 1948; Hillsborough, 1952; Person(Roxboro),
1956; Fletcher's Chapel, 1960; Retired, 1965
WILLIAMS, JAMES ALVIN 6 . R Kinston 1962 . . 1958 . . 1960 24
Pembroke Circuit, 1956; Tarboro: Hart, 1957; Roper, 1958; Mattamuskeet, 1960; South Camden, 1962; Shady Grove, 1965; Town Creek,
1968; Roberdel, 1971; Plank Chapel, 1975; Oxford: Salem, 1980; Norlina, 1982; Troy Circuit, 1984; Retired, 1986
WILLIAMS, JOHN ELDRED E Goldsboro 1967 . . 1967 . . 1970 27
Vance Circuit, 1966; Rocky Mt.: First, Assoc 1971; Located, 1973; Stokes, 1974; Readmitted, 1975; Bailey, 1975; Approved Evangelist,
1982; Conetoe, 1984
WILLIAMS, SAMUEL ASBURY, JR E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1989 10
Westview, 1984; Riegelwood-Shiloh, 1985; Wilmington: Fifth Ave., 1988; Burlington: St. Pauls, 1994
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM FRANKLIN 8 . E Fayetteville 1985 . . 1985 . . 1988 11
Sandhills, 1977; Center, 1982; Rockingham: West, 1988; Atlantic 1995
WILLIFORD, GLADYS RUTH RUNION R Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1975 21
Raleigh: Wynnewood Park, 1972; Rockingham: East, 1976; Smithfield: Whitley, 1978; Sneads Ferry, 1979; Aulander, 1980; WillistonStacy,
1984; Pasquotank, 1987; Whiteville Circuit,1988; Mattamuskeet, 1991;Retired, 1993
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WILLINGHAM, MALCOLM CRAIG E Fayetteville 1975 . . 1972 . . 1979 21
Graham: Christ-Cedar Cliff, 1974; Poplar Spring-Trinity, 1976; Rockingham: First Assoc, 1977; Dir.,Samaritan Colony,1978;
Hoffman:Fletchers Chapel, 1980; Dir.,Samaritan/Harrington Treatment Ctr.,1981
WILSON, ARTHUR JOHN III E Kinston 1962 . . 1962 . . 1965 34
Jenkins Mem., 1962; Duke Univ.,Assoc.Dir.of Religious Activities, 1963; Asst.Chaplain,US Military Academy, West Point,NY,1966; Chaplain,
lntern,St.Eliz.Hosp.,1971; Chaplain,Resident,St.Eliz.Hosp.,1972; Dir.,Pastoral Services,Moccasin Bend Psych.Hosp.,Chattanooga,TN,1974;
Dir.Past.Serv.,Greenleaf Hea.Systems, 1 986
WILSON, BEN HORACE III R Knox«ille,TN 1961 . . 1961 . . 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 Street, 1986; Hamlet: First, 1989; West End, 1991; Retired,
1992; Moncure (RM), 1992
WILSON, CLAUDE THOMAS R Goldsboro 1967 . . 1964 . . 1969 33
Chowan, 1961; New Hope-Woodland, 1964; Beech Grove, 1970; Vanceboro, 1977; Wallace, 1989; Retired, 1994; Woodington (RM), 1994
WILSON, JAMES LOUGH E Durham 1972 . . 1972 . . 1976 24
Micro-Fellowship(SLP),1969; No Appt.,1971; Stud., Wesley Theo.Sem., 1972; Tr.to Central NY Conf., 1974; Clifton Springs, 1974; Tr.to VA
Conf.,1978; Mt.Bethel,1978; Galilee,1982; Tr.to NC Conf., 1986; Wl: Sunset Park, 1986; Wrightsboro, 1988
WILSON, KELLY JOHNSON, JR R Sanford 1949 . . 1949 . . 1950 35
Roxboro Ct., 1949; Littleton, 1953; Epworth, 1957; Louisburg, 1961; Washington: First, 1966; Asbury, 1970; Raeford, 1974; Tarboro:
St. James, 1981; Retired, 1984
WINBERRY, HERMAN STANFORD R Ellz. City 1947 . . 1947 . . 1949 41
Granville, 1947; Wesley Mem., 1951; Bd. of Education, Conf. Dir. of Youth Work, 1954; Louisburg, 1957; Red Springs, 1961; Manteo,
1963; Southern Pines, 1968; Raeford: First, 1970; Garner: First, 1974; Chestnut St., 1976; Kinston: Queen Street, 1980; Fayetteville Dist.
Superintendent, 1982; Raleigh: St. Marks, 1986; Retired, 1988; Lumberton: Asbury |RM), 1990; Fairmont: Trinity (RM), 1994.
WINGO, BRIAN WAYNE E Durham 1986 . . 1986 . . 1991 9
Granville Circuit(LP|,1984; Brookland-Brooksdale,1988; DU:Calvary,1991; DU:Trinity,Min.of Programs, 1994; Leave of Absence,7/1|95;
Durham:Carr,l/l/96.
WINSTEAD, ARTHUR WILLIAM 6 . R Burlington 1964 . . 1961 . . 1963 21
Calvary, 1958; Gatesville, 1965; Moncure, 1967; Angier, 1968; Hookerton, 1972; Mt.Gilead:First, 1976; Williamston, 1980; Raeford, 1981;
Retired, 1985
WINSTON, JOSEPH AUBREY III E Fayetteville 1989 . . 1989 . 1991 7
Transf.fromUCC,1987; Mt.Pleasant{FL),1987; Mt.Pleasant-Middlesex,1988; Rocky Mt.Parish,1990; EdgecombParish,1991; Hope Mills, 1994
WISE, DENNY CLAUDE 1 . E Rocky Mount 1966 . . 1966 . . 1969 30
Attend Sch., 1966; Andrews-Soapstone, 1967; Marshallberg, 1969; Assoc, New Bern, Centenary, 1970; Havelock:Cherry Point, 1971;
Biscoe, 1972; Currituck, 1974; Spring Hill, 1977; Stedman: Cokesbury, 1980; Mt. Olive: First, 1985; Ahoskie, 1989; Wilmington:Grace,
1 990;Burlington:Emmanuel, 1 993
WITT, PEGGY ORMSBY E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . 1990 8
Wesley-Black's Chapel, 1988; Southern Pines,Assoc., 1992
WITT, WILLIAM J. JR E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 . . 1990 8
New Hope-Purley, 1986; South River, 1988; Pinebluff, 1992
WITTMAN, RAYMOND KARL E Fayetteville 1980 . . 1980 . . 1982 15
New Hope-Woodland, 1980; Pilmoor Memorial, 1983; Hertford, 1988; Fayetteville:Salem,l/l/94.
WOLFE, WILLIAM LEE R Rocky Mount 1966 . . 1966 . . 1968 25
Trans, from W. Va. Conf., 1965; Kenansville-Woodland, 1965; Christ Church-Cedar Cliff, 1967; Haw River, 1970; Wrightsville Beach, 1977;
Bellemont, 1978; W. Burlington, 1985; Retired, 1991
WOMACK, LAVERNE BLUE, JR E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1977 . . 1980 18
Student Pastor, Bynum, 1974; Harrellsville, 1978; Assoc, Englewood, 1980; Friendship, 1981; Jersalem-Zion, 1982; LA, 1986; Vanceboro
Circuit, 1987; Milwaukee, 1992; Roberdel, 1995
WOMACK, SAMUEL JONES R Lakeland, Fla 1955 . . 1957 . . 1962 24
Trans, from Florida Conf., 1960; Meth. College, Dean, 1970; Retired, 1984
WOOD, SAMUEL LEE 7 . R Burlington 1964 . . 1958 . . 1964 20
Airboro, 1957; Johnston, 1960; Garland, 1963; South Mills, 1966; Maysville, 1970; Wendell, 1972; Providence, 1976; Concord, 1980;
Retired, 1984; Zion IRS), 1988
WOODARD, JR., JOHN ROBERT E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 . . 1986 12
Trenton, 1983; Moyock, 1990; Spring Hope, 1995
WOODCOCK, ELDON GRIFFITH E Durham 1961 . . 1961 . . 1965 35
Grad. Student Duke Univ., 1961; Prof. Appalachian St., 1963; Prof. Methodist College, 1966; Prof., Nyack College, NY, 1970
WOODHOUSE. ANDREA REESE E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 1991 8
Attend School,1988; New Bern:Centenary,Assoc.,1989; Morehead City:First,Assoc,1993; Concord, 1996.
WOODHOUSE, DAVID WILLIAM E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1988 1991 8
Attend School, 1988; Riverdale,1989; Straits-North River, 1993; Oak Grove, 1996.
WOOLDRIDGE, OSCAR BAILEY, JR R Richmond 1942 . . 1942 . . 1943 14
Trans, from Va. Conf., 1964; NCSU, Coordinator, Religious Affairs,1964; Retired, 1979
WORLEY, WILLIAM EARL R FL 1957 . . 1957 . . 1962 18
Trans, from N.Y. Conf., 1970; Goldston, 1970; Prof., St. Petersburg College, 1971; Rich Square, 1983; South Mills, 1985; Retired, 1987
WYNN, SAMUEL E Fayetteville 1979 . . 1979 . . 1982 17
Four Corners Native Amer.Min.,1979; Pleasant Grove-Fairview,1981; Program Coord.,Four Corners Native Amer.,1982; Rowland:Pleasant
Grove-Fairview,1984; Navajo Methodist Mission Sch.,1984; Clarkton,1986; Hope Mills:Native Amer.,1988; Fayetteville:Grace,1989; New
Bern District Superintendent,1996.
YELVERTON, PERNECIE COOPER R Durham 1953 . . 1955 . . 1957 36
Pollocksville, 1953; Kinston Cirt.,1958; Brogden, 1963; Dover, 1966; Hopewell-Mt. Moriah, 1970; Browning-Smith, 1974; Faison, 1979;
Elm City, 1985; Retired, 1989
YOW, JR., WILLIAM JOSEPH E Fayetteville 1981 . . 1981 . . 1985 15
Appointed to Attend Sch., 1981; Union, 1983; Four Oaks, 1988
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LP
Appointment Present First
Vears Relation Admitted
Admitted
Ordamed
Deacon
Appointment
Yrs Not
Including
LP Yrs
Bethlehem-Shady GrovJSuan " ig'?)' Vance (LP) iqfti 'kV\\ H^^M'^^'^m- c u" ;„„" ^^^^ • ■ '987 g
Dublin 1990; RockinghLNee Dee 1993 Millaukee 1995 ^'''"" ^™- '^^'' ^'''- ^^^^' "^^'^in^Tabor (LP), 1985; Red bak/igSS?
CASTEEL, JOSEPH WAYNE 7 c r •..
EVANS P *'"""' '^^^- °''- Ls^^e, 19V Retired 1992 ' ^y'^""^^'' ^^^S; Institute, 1980; InstituteHickor;
ar,»!';;„wavW™^ ■'■'•' '"."''■'?■ ' ' !",! °
SfS T^iVlh r- ""' '"' T i" "'' «%.*.,ia», SL, s. «
HUGGINS, JOHNNIE SINCLaIr 5 r t .. •„
HUNNINGS, HENRY MARCUS 11 B t .. „ ' y,
JUNtS, LINWOOD SUTTON fl c c
LAMB, WAVERLY DOUGLAS fi r c .. ,.
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LANE, JOHN RODNEY, JR 6 . E Fayetteville 1984 . . 1984 12
Old Dock (LP), 1978; Whiteville Ct., 1983; Marker's Island, 1985;Riverdale, 1988; Pamlico Coop. Parish, 1989; Sharon (Holden Beach),
1992; EnfieldWhitakers, 1995
LEWIS, RICHARD FARMER 5 . DL ... Durham 1972 . . 1969 24
Pine Level (LP), 1967; Faison, 1972; Knightdale, 1974; MarshallbergSnnyrna, 1978; Magnolia Parish, 1981; Aurora, Feb. 1984; Wanchese:
Bethany, 1987; Roanoke Circuit, 1992; Dis. Lv., 1995
LEWIS, WALLACE BRADFORD 6 . E Fayetteville 1977 . . 1974 19
Markers Island (LP), Oct. 1971; MauryMt. Merman, 1977; Kinston:St. Mark-Woodington, 1980; Dis. Lv., 1982; Goldsboro:Airboro-Zion,1984;
Jerusalem-Bethel 1988; Bethel, 1992
MASSEY, GERALD RUDOLPH 4 . E Durham 1972 . . 1970 25
Pikeville (LP), 1968; EurekaVelverton, 1969; Carolina Beach:St. PauL1978
OLIVE, JOHN GILBERT 1 . R Chanel Hill 1969 . . 1959 24
1953-1968Fla. Conf; Bridgeton (LP), 1968; MarshallbergSmyrna, 1970; MarlovxeOak Grove, 1972; Washington Ct., 1973; Poplar Spgs.-
Trinity, 1975; Glendon, 1976; Mamers, 1978; Hobgood, 1983; New Bern:Riverside, Jan. 1985; Sneads Grove: Carroll Chapel, 1987; Shady
Grove, 1990; Aulander, 1991; Wesley-Black's Chapel 1992; Retired, 1993
PARNELL, EVANDER 5 . R Fayetteville 1971 . . 1969 25
North Gates (LPl 1966; Albemarle, 1970; Lumberton: AsburyPineview, 1974; Dis. Lv., 1976; Retired, 1996.
PERRY, BRIAN DARREN 7(PM) . E Fayetteville 1988 . . 1995 1
Ordained Deacon, 1988; Apptd.to Attend Sch., 1988; Riegelwood (PMl 1989; Laurel Hill (PML 1993; Laurel Hill 1995
RATTZ, ROBERT EUGENE 4 . R Fayetteville 1976 . . 1973 19
Shady Grove (LPL 1972; Bolton-Shiloh, 1976; South Mills, 1978;Chadbourn-Evergreen, 1983; Sharon (Holden Beachl 1987; New Mope,
1991; Zion (Wll 1995; Retired, 1996.
ROYALL, LLOYD GRAHAM 10 . E Fayetteville 1974 . . 1969 22
HarloweOak Grove (LP), 1963; Fayetteville:Calvary (LP), 1967; Cumberland (LP), 1969, DiscLP, Nov.1969; Hubert (LP), Feb.1970;FairBluff-
Cerro Gordo, 1974; St. Pauls, 1980; Vass-Cameron, Feb. 1985; Vanceboro, 1989; Edgecomb Parish, 1994
STALNAKER, JAMES KEITH 6 . E Fayetteville 1996 . . 1996 0
Williston-Stacy (FU, 1990.
UMSTEAD, CHARLES IRVIN, JR 7 . R Durham 1972 . . 1969 7
Core Creek (LPl 1965; Mornes (LPl 1969; Nash (LPl 1970;Vanceboro Ct., 1971; Straits-North River, 1973; Dis. Lv., Nov. 1976;Morehead
CitviSt. Peter's-Broad Creek, 1977; Retired, 1980
WESLEY, LUTHER VERNON 8 . R Fayetteville 1973 . . 1970 12
Bethel Rones (LPl I960, Disc. LP, Oct. 1962; Wanchese:Bethany{LPl 1967; Cordova, 1973; Dis. Lv., 1977; Retired, 1985
^oy Diaconal Records
1996-1997 DIACONAL MINISTERS,
ROLL AND RECORDS OF
flnM^h/nrf^L^i '° P^''h""*V !k""^ 0' the service records of conference diaconal ministers, botti effective and retired. Tlie figures in the
right hand column indicate the number of years service under episcopal appointment in the NC Conference only Questions concern no
f-Se'of Abtn^tll R^Sed/'' "' ''"'"°"' "'^° ''"""" '""' "' '"'"' '" ''"'' "' '""""' credit (E = Effective/S
Other
LW/DM Present
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Year
NC Conf
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Appointment
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DM
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ARCHER, PATRICIA HICKS E Favettevllle 1993 n
Inrn'nA'^u^n^ANTHnM'v^'"'"''" ^'^'^^' '^^•^'^«' MS, 1993; Transf,f;om MS Conf., 1996;' WilmingtoniTrinity,' 1996.
AHbu, UAViu uniHuni 3 . . . . E Favettevllle 1981 in
Fayetteville: Haymount, 1978; DM of Music, Haymount, 1981
BAILANCE, BFRNICE MAE 23 . . . ' R Fayetteville 1977 a
rnmmWnT'^c^"' '^^V ^ ^^Lc"^^2''?"' . °"""- °'™« ^t., 1956; Consecrated Deaconness," ' Central PA Conf' 'igM-'chS
£?nmf "ii^/o/^.^SK""..?"- ^3^^' ^''•^ Comm.Worker, Harnett Co., 1970; Retired, 1981 ' '
BIDDLE, MARGARET ANNE 11 . . e Fayetteville 1977 iq
fg^'^sSfiSr^i'Sf a^L iSfiihSS' ig;"'^^^^''^' ''''■ ''"'^' ^^^ ^"'^«'' ''''■■ '^-^-^ °"^« ^-°-'
DAVENPORT, LAURA SEXTON 15..'. R Favettevllle 1977 ip
Wilson: First, 1962; Consecrated Lay Worker, 1970; Retired, 1996 ^ave"e>""e 1377 18
GARRISON, ROBERT HENRY, JR 17 . . . R Fayetteville 1977 7
GATTIS,' IRe'neIaIRCLOTh'.''. ."'°'' '"•'"""•' ^''''^^ ''^ "'"'"' '^'ELtttjffie ''''' ''''°%^?' ■Rehired.- 1984.- " " •
Affe'''l98a^Sd' 1985' ^'^"^^- ^'""'" '^""•' ^^^''' '^"'"'"' ^^V Worker, 1975; Inst;.,' Pamlico Tech.lnst.; Y977;' Leave of
HAYES,' CAROL DELL 9... e W Ohio 1977 io
HlS'pATSIiciAmL'lJET'' "°''"- '''"'"''' ir '"-T ''«---i,?Sy987^'Assoc.DirX^COM,-Lay Ministhes; 1990^
0%%V'^°D"aSn'LS'carr n;s,^'9'9T'' '^'"" """"' '^^^' ''""'^' "''^^'' '^'"'^ "°''"' '^^^°'' ^""'^■^'°"' L'"le ""'ck Conf:
HINES, DAVID MARK :.......'... 3... e Fayetteville 1979 n
mlrn'RV- pnRFBl^^Lil'"^D' *""'""■ ^^^°' Wilmington: Wesley Memorial, 1984; Lumber'ton; Chestnut St.,' 1990.
IRVINE, ROBERT J 28 . E Tennessee 1991 1
Clarks!ne'1w'a"d,son'lHTNl' ™s."n'"h' ^nTt'''^^'^i^fa^a^ Chapel Organist(S.IN), 1983; ' Nashville:Westminster' PresbV '1986
lArnBc u«Dn.n nil'i' '^^^' Durham:Duke Memorial, 1993; Transf.from Tennessee Conf., 1995.
Prospecf' 1989 ^ Fayetteville 1981 15
JOLLY, JUDITH OLIVIA E Favettevllle iqQR 1
Raleigh: Hayes Barton, 1995 Fayetteville 1995 1
KUNKA, ALICE KIRKMAN E Favetteville iqqfi n
Program Coordinator, CLAY, 1996 ^ayettevllle 1996 0
UMB, KIMBERLY STRONG E Favetteville iqpfi n
Raleigh: St. Mark's, 1996. hayetteville 1996 0
LILE, REBECCA KAY 2 L Favetteville iqPT 1
FuquayVarina, 1991; Leave of Absence, 1994 ^aye^tevllle 1933 1
LILLISTON, ELAINE ALLING 2 E Favetteville iqpi 1:
Rocky Mount: Englewood, 1989. ^ayettev.lle 1991 5
LOGSTON, LINDA SUSAN E Florida iqq? n
'![?^^li'°"' ^^ '^''"'■' 04;0i;96; Greenville: Jarvis Memorial, 1996 "
LYKINS, PATRICIA JEAN SELLERS E Favetteville iqq? a
MZ]V'Rl\rnTf'l^,l^ ^^'.^'^^"'"^ ^^''^"''' °]'93; Southern Pines', 'l996. '^
MURRIS, BRIGITTE ANN FREEMAN 1 L Favettevillp iPBi; t
S?StebS:-Sf'Effi ^°":''' '''■■ '-'' ^^«^ ^'"^^ L^v. 02/22,9. Una, Leave,' 02,2.9
SfcS;3SE^Sc^"."^': '°"!: '''' ^"^'•'^7 ^^'^'^^^'fSS"'^-^ SSff""' ^""'^'■^^^- i
Chapel Hill: University, 1977; GBOD, Nashville, TN,' 1981' " ' fayetteville 1980 16
O'CONNOR, TACOMA FISHER 7 R Favetteville IQVV ic
nPFifr'T °.\tTJ^l'Tc}!/^' *"' °"'^"'- ^"'- 1975; 'Retired, 'l'993'.' ' ' ' ' ^"^ "
OFFUTT, ALMA WHITFIELD 32 R FavpttPulllP iq77 i
P*n'i?p"b°^^f5«^,i'J*925, Certified Lay Worker, 1970; Reiir'ed, 1979. ^'V^"""'"" 19" 2
PARKER, SUSAN MARTIN 14 e Favetteville iqqn c
gusic, Charlotte: Thrift, 1978; Dir.Music, Clyde, 1979; DM,Music,'s'anfo;d': St. Luke, 1984; Per'sonal Leave 02,22,93'; 'Our'ham:' Epwor'th
POWELL, CYNTHIA DIANE 4 . E Favetteville iqqi) r
SC Conf., 1986; Graham: First, 1988. fayetteville 1990 6
REMELE, WILLIAM HOARD, JR 25
ncmcLC, HILLIMIVI nUAKU, JK 25 L S Ga
Sanford: St. Luke, 1993; Leave of Absence, 1994
1979
Fayetteville 1993 ,
STOCKS, LOIS HARDEE '....27 L Favettevillp IPRII
01,15/91; Extended Leave, 02,2;
Florida 1976
5!uiS'sS.ESfa&^' ''''■' <^«^Salem,^1975; Phonal Leave, OlilJJir Extended Leave, g^^
WA^k'^Fr'-Ia/S pan'''' ^^ ^°"^- 1972; Transf.from FL Conf.,'l'9'77;' Dia.Min.Ed,Musi'c,' Gr'eenville: St. Ja'm'es,' 1977
WALKER, WANDA GAIL . . :...."....'. ;_' -g""' - --' -"■ "'^^"j;' .„„
Agstcei i98'4;"RS'' S' ^"'"^'"' ^'' '"°'^"- '^^^' "^•"l^t:' ^ i'^t ' 1976; RO: Glenwood, "19)8; Hamlet:' Fir'si, ' l'979; ' Leave' oi
WATERS, CAROL DENISE CONNER 11 e S Georaia 1977
Blakely First, (S.GA), 1976; Statesboro: Pittman Park, 1978; Chapel' Hiil:' University, 1984;' Transf.from S.GA Conf.', 'l985.
Diaconal Records 390
Other Year NC Conf
LWIDM Present Where Consecrated Appointment
Years Relation Admitted DM Years Only
WEISSER, WILLIAM JAMES 8 E Fayetteuille 1978 IB
Raleigh: Edenton Street, 1976.
WILLIAMS, RICHARD JEROME 16 E Fayettevllle 1977 19
Smithfield: Centenary, 1961; Galentin, Tennessee (Part-time), 1964; Rocky Mount: First, 1965; Smithfleld: Centenary, 1967; Certified DCE,
1971; Consecrated Lay Worker, 1975.
WOMACK, LESLIE ANN CASTLE 2 R Fayetteville 1981 2
Elizabeth City: First, 1979; Wl: Trinity, 1981; Leave of Absence, 1982; Raleigh: Edenton St., 1986; Retired, 1988.
WORKMAN, ANNA GAIL E Fayetteville 1996 0
Burlington: Front Street, 1996.
ZIRLOTT, CYNTHIA 16 E Texas 1987 1
Northern Hills (Ohio), 1979; Andalusia (A.W.FL), 1982; Alvin (TXj, 1984; Bryan: First (TX), 1986; Beaumont: First (TX), 1988; Study Leave,
(TX), 1990; Garber, 1994; Transf.from TX Conf., 1995.
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" Admitted
FULL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Hedden, Forrest D.
Traynham, David D.
Williams, A. Morris
Andrews, Chester J.
Goldston, C. Wade
Jenkins, Theodore R.
Joyce, Johnie L.
Robbins, Cecil W.
Boggs, Clyde S.
Harrison, Russell S.
Hutcherson, Cyrus B.
Moser, R. E. Lee
Stephenson, Marion O.
McLamb, Howard M.
Crow, William A.
Gardner, Matt R.
Greene, John T.
Hix, C. Eugene, Jr.
Meacham, B. Frank
Lewis, Henry B.
Brady, W. Herman
Harrell, Haywood L.
Hubbard, Charles S.
Ingram, O. Kelly
Wheeler, Kermit R.
Blackburn, Linwood S.
Boone, Sidney G.
House, Thomas H.
Mercer, Charles H.
Mooney, Robert C. Jr.
Moorman, Julian P.
Wooldridge,Oscar B.J.
Bame, Robert L
Chaffin, J. Claude
Crutchfield,Gilbert W.
Edens, Allen C, Jr.
Mitchell, C. Maness
Musser, Benjamin F.
Patten, Brooks
Petteway, Warren B.
Ports, George W., Jr.
Purcell, Eugene G.,Jr.
Sponenberg, James E.
Collins, Thomas A.
Jones, Barney L.
McCarver, Clyde G.
Bostick, Joseph K.
Barrett, Troy J.
Cline, John M.
Nicks, Robert L.
Auman, James A.
Aycock, Johnnie D.
Jackson, Lester P.
Wells, William M., Jr.
Winberry, Herman S.
Crowder, William R.
Epps, Ralph I., Sr.
Jarvis, Dwight C.
Davidson, Barney L
Glover, Murrell K.
Jones, Norwood L.
Kinley, Grady L
Miller, James H., Jr.
R
Tampa, FL
Henderson
1928
1931
1933
1932
1970
R
1930
1933
1935
1930
1970
R
Henderson
1930
1933
1935
1930
1965
R
Greenville
1931
1933
1935
1931
1972
R
Rocky Mount
1932
1935
1937
1932
1977
R
Rocl^ Mount
1932
1934
1936
1932
1969
R
Rocl^ Mount
1932
1935
1937
1932
1973
R
Rocl^ Mount
1932
1934
1936
1932
1974
R
Winchester, KY
1934
1936
1938
1937
1973
R
Washington
1934
1936
1938
1934
1976
R
Lebanon, KY
1934
1934
1936
1961
1971
R
Greensboro
1934
#
1938
1939
1976
R
Washington
1934
1934
1938
1934
1981
R
Wilmington
1935
1937
1939
1935
1978
R
New Bern
1936
1938
1940
1936
1969
R
New Bern
1936
1940
1942
1936
1974
R
New Bern
1936
1938
1940
1936
1976
R
New Bern
1936
1938
1940
1936
1976
R
New Bern
1936
1938
1940
1936
1976
R
Raleigh
1937
1940
1942
1937
1973
R
Fayetteville
1939
1939
1941
1939/82
1982
R
Fayetteville
1939
1941
1944
1939
1977
R
Elizabeth City
1939
1940
1942
1939
1975
R
Tuscumbia, AL
1940
1943
1945
1941
1984
R
Wilmington
1940
1941
1944
1940
1979
R
Durham
1941
1941
1941
1941/62
1981
R
Durham
1941
1943
1945
1941
1977
R
Knoxville, TN
1942
1943
1946
1943
1978
R
Wilson
1942
1943
1944
1942
1988
R
Decatur, AL
1942
1943
1944
1947
1981
R
Holston
1942
1942
1942
1974
1985
R
Richmond, VA
1942
1942
1943
1964
1979
R
Rocky Mount
1943
1943
1945
1943
1983
R
Rocl^ Mount
1943
1944
1945
1943
1989
R
Rocl^ Mount
1943
1943
1945
1943
1972
R
Rocl^' Mount
1943
1944
1945
1943
1981
R
Rocl^ Mount
1943
1944
1945
1943
1984
R
Rocl^ Mount
1943
1945
1946
1943
1969
R
Rocl^ Mount
1943
1945
1945
1943
1984
R
Rocl^ Mount
1943
1944
1945
1943
1985
R
Lynchburg, VA
1943
1945
1946
1956
1984
R
Rocky Mount
1943
1944
1945
1943
1982
R
Roc!^ Mount
1943
1944
1945
1943
1980
R
Raleigh
1944
1944
1946
1944
1991
R
Brooklyn, NY
1944
1944
1944
1953
1983
R
Raleigh
1944
1944
1946
1944
1981
R
Goldsboro
1945
1947
1949
1945
1987
R
Henderson
1946
1946
1948
1946
1986
R
Henderson
1946
1946
1948
1946
1988
R
Henderson
1946
1945
1948
1946
1981
R
Elizabeth City
1947
1952
1954
1947
1988
R
Elizabeth City
1947
1947
1949
1947
1988
R
Roanoke, VA
1947
1947
1949
1952
1985
R
Elizabeth City
1947
1947
1949
1947
1988
R
Elizabeth City
1947
1947
1949
1947
1988
R
Greenville
1948
1951
1953
1948
1986
R
Greenville
1948
1948
1950
1948
1991
R
V/1
1948
1950
1952
1982
1991
R
W. TX
1949
1949
1950
1949
1984
R
Sanford
1949
1950
1951
1949
1975
R
Sanford
1949
1949
1951
1949
1986
R
Sanford
1949
1949
1951
1949
1985
R
Sanford
1949
1949
1951
1949
1989
Pastoral Records
392
Admitted
FGLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Snyder, Nevin D.
R
Whitley, Edgar E.
R
Wilson, Kelly J., Jr.
R
Bergland, John K.
R
Brown, James C. P.
R
Byrd, A. D., Jr.
R
Davis, H. Fred
R
Feltman, Walter C.
R
Garrison, J. William
R
Hill, A. P., Jr.
R
Knott, T. Garland
R
Leatherman, Harold F.
R
Little, Brooks B.
R
McDonald, Walter N.
R
McKita, Carleton P.
R
Megill, George C.
R
Moore, Robert F.
R
Osborn, Robert T.
R
Richardson, J. Earl
R
Warren, James H.
R
Watson, H. Langill
R
Beane, Kenneth E.
R
Bizzell, Henry A., Jr.
R
Cameron, Angus M.
R
Desrosiers, Norman A.
R
Dunn, Clyde H.
Jordan, R. Harry
R
R
Tyson, Tommy
R
Warren, Clarence L.
R
Aitken, P. Wesley
R
Blue, John R.
R
Earnhardt, Edwin L.
R
Fitzgerald, F.Owen ,Jr.
R
Gibson, Robert Stansill
R
Kirby, Wallace H.
R
Lugar, Lawrence E.
R
McKee, Robert F.
R
Sexton, Kenneth B.
R
Tucker, C. Clyde
R
Tyson, Aaron G.
R
White, Christian
R
Baker, M. Randall
R
Bass, Walton N., Sr.
R
Browning, Paul C.
R
Crum, John H.
R
Cummings, Simeon F.
R
Fleming, Ralph L.,Jr.
R
Glover, R. Keith
R
Grill, C. Franklin
R
Dillman, Lewis A.
R
Dodson, Lewis H.
R
Hamilton, James W.
R
Hill, Noah B., Jr.
R
Knight, R. Norman
R
McKenzie,G.Robert,Jr.
R
Owens, Charles E.
R
Pate, R. Bruce
R
Robinson, Charles K.
R
Sherman, William W.,Jr.
R
Stone, Amos H.
R
Yelverton, P. C.
R
Cheek, W. Hoyt
Fisher, Albert F.
R
R
Green, Lawrence A.
R
Jeffries, William M.
E
W. PA
1949
#
1953
1978
1993
Sanford
1949
1952
1956
1949
1985
Sanford
1949
1949
1950
1949
1984
W. OH
1950
1950
1955
1976
1995
Kinston
1950
1950
1952
1950
1990
Kinston
1950
1953
1956
1950
1991
Kinston
1950
1950
1951
1950
1989
Kinston
1950
1950
1953
1950
1978
Kinston
1950
1950
1952
1950
1986
Kinston
1950
+
1950
1950
1990
N. MS
1950
1952
1953
1972
1994
Kinston
1950
1951
1952
1950
1987
Kinston
1950
1950
1952
1950
1986
Kinston
1950
1950
1952
1950
1987
W. PA
1950
1953
1954
1983
1996
Kinston
1950
1951
1952
1950
1993
Kinston
1950
1950
1952
1950
1987
Seattle, WA
1950
1954
1955
1954
1991
Kinston
1950
1951
1952
1950
1983
N. AL
1950
1952
1954
1955
1989
Kinston
1950
1950
1952
1950
1990
Wilmington
1951
1951
1951
1951
1995
Wilmington
1951
1951
1953
1951
1991
Brooklyn, NY
1951
1951
1953
1954
1991
Wilmington
1951
1951
1951
1951
1989
Wilmington
1951
1952
1953
1951
1993
Wilmington
1951
1951
1953
1951
1988
Wilmington
1951
1953
1954
1951
1993
Wilmington
1951
1951
1953
1951
1988
Charleston,WV
1952
1953
1955
1955
1987
Maryville, MO
Burlington
1952
1955
1956
1954/58
1996
1952
1954
1957
1952
1989
Burlington
1952
1952
1953
1952
1992
Burlington
1952
1952
1953
1952/91
1991
Burlington
1952
1953
1954
1952
1992
Virginia
1952
1954
1959
1960
1989
Burlington
1952
1952
1953
1952
1993
Burlington
1952
1952
1953
1952
1988
Virginia
1952
1954
1954
1962
1991
Burlington
1952
1956
1958
1952
1973
Burlington
1952
1952
1954
1952
1984
Knoxville,TN
1953
1955
1957
1957
1993
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953
1985
Buckhanon, VA/
1953
1954
1956
1956
1988
Durham
1953
1955
1956
1953
1989
Durham
1953
1956
1958
1953
1985
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953
1991
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953/68
1992
Durham
1953
1953
1956
1953
1994
Durham
1953
1953
1956
1953
1985
High Point
1953
1955
1958
1960
1983
Durham
1953
1953
1957
1953
1986
Durham
1953
1954
1957
1953
1985
Durham
1953
+
1953
1953
1990
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953
1993
Durham
1953
1953
1953
1953
1991
Durham
1953
1953
1955
1953
1994
N. 1^
1953
1953
1960
1973
1986
Westminster, MD
1953
1953
1956
1956
1996
Durham
1953
1953
1957
1953
1986
Durham
1953
1955
1957
1953
1989
Raleigh
1954
+
1954
1954
1985
Raleigh
1954
1954
1956
1954
1994
Raleigh
1954
1957
1959
1954
1983
Richmond, VA
1954
1954
1958
1956
393
Pastoral Records
Admitted
FOUL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Mason, Lemuel R., Jr.
R
WV
1954
1954
1956
1974
1983
Meacham, William F.
R
Raleigh
Ashville
1954
1956
1958
1954
1977
Pearce, H. Worth
R
1954
1957
1959
1954
1994
Rickards, James P.
R
Raleigh
1954
1954
1955
1954
1989
Stark, Rufus H., II
E
Raleigh
1954
1954
1957
1954
Staton, Jesse C, Sr.
R
Raleigh
1954
1956
1958
1954
1986
Bedsworth, Ellis J.
R
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1958
1955
1991
Bideaux, Rene O.
R
Fayetteville
1955
1956
1958
1955
1993
Bunn, Paul G.
R
Fayetteville
1955
1956
1959
1955
1995
Glass, J. Conrad
R
Fayetteville
1955
1956
1959
1955
1996
Jernigan, Julius O.
E
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1956
1955
Plyler, Lorenzo P.
R
York, PA
1955
1957
1959
1969
1983
Pearsall, John S.
R
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1957
1955
1984
Scroggs, Robin J.
E
Fayetteville
1955
1955
1961
1955
Simonton, C. Alison
R
Memphis, TN
1955
1957
1959
1955
1993
Smith, John T.
R
Fayetteville
1955
1953
1955
1955
1978
Thompson, Neil H.
R
Fayetteville
Lakeland, FL
1955
1958
1960
1955
1984
Womack.Samuel J., Jr.
R
1955
1957
1962
1955
1984
Baldridge, Robert L.
E
Greenville
1956
1957
1959
1956
Epperson, J. Sidney
E
Greenville
1956
1956
1960
1956
King, A. Kimsey. Jr.
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1959
1956
1996
Lowdermilk, William P.
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1960
1956
1995
Murphy, Miles, Jr.
Pope, T. Arnold
E
Raleigh
1956
1956
1958
1956
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1981
Reed, John E.. Sr.
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1987
Rudd, Robert J.
DL
Atlanta, GA
1956
1959
1962
1961
Stone, W. Denver
R
WV
1956
1957
1959
1973
1992
Thompson, Emerson M.
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1996
Tyson, Vernon C.
Alexander, Gayle T.
R
Greenville
1956
1956
1958
1956
1994
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
1984
Alexander,Joseph C.Jr.
Black, Bobby C.
E
New Bern
1957
1957
1961
1957
E
New Bern
1957
1957
1959
1957
Bundy, Robert F.
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
1996
Cook, Irving E.
R
New Bern
1957
+
1957
1957
1989
Evans, Willie J.
R
SC
1957
1957
1960
1963
1982
Hodge, Rudolph H.
DL
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
Hodgin, Hubert H.
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1961
1957
1982
Lee, Samuel S.
R
Korean Meth.Churchl957
1957
1981
1992
1994
Mackey, John M.
E
Pittsburgh
1957
1957
1959
1993
McMillan,Samuel D.,Jr.
E
New Bern
1957
1957
1961
1957
Midgett, P. D. Ill
R
New Bern
1957
1958
1960
1957
1994
Pullman, Robert S.
E
New Bern
1957
1958
1961
1957
Shiver, James H.
R
Central Juris.
1957
1958
1959
1959
1978
Sparks, Charles E.
R
New Bern
1957
1957
1960
1957
1990
Woriey, William E.
R
FL
1957
1957
1962
1970
1987
Armstrong, Edward P.
R
Wilson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1987
Bailey, James H.
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1960
1958
Burgess, Roy O.
R
FL
1958
1960
1962
1973
1985
Byrd, Nathan H.
DL
Richmond, VA
1958
1960
1962
1959
Chandler, George P.
E
Pulaski, TN
1958
1961
1962
1958
Creech, C. McGee
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1961
1958
Eakin, Charles F.
R
Roanoke, VA
1958
1958
1960
1958/65
1982
Johnson, George W.
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1961
1958
Lloyd, Frank !., Jr.
E
Montgomery ,AL
1958
1959
1962
1959
MacLean, Robert A.
R
Wilson
1958
1960
1962
1958
1986
Mangum, Robert L.
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1960
1958
Phillips, Lee A.
Randolph, F. Roderick
Scott, Paul B., Jr.
R
Wilson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1984
R
Wilson
1958
1960
1961
1958
1981
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1958
1958
Stott, E. Russell
R
Wilson
1958
1958
1961
1958
1988
Thompson, Leo C.
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1962
1958
Waggoner, James M.
E
Wilson
1958
1958
1961
1958
Aills, Lovell R.
E
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
Bissette, Lester C.
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1995
Brown, Samuel H.
R
Virginia Beach
1959
1959
1961
1959
1993
Peistoral Records
394
Admitted
FCJLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To
Year
First Admitted Ordained NC
Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Bryant, Charles V.
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1992
Capps, Clingman C.
Clarke, W. Thomas
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1996
DL
Memphis
1959
1961
1964
1961
DeHart, Murry L, Jr.
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1960
1959
1995
Harwood, John E.
E
VA
1959
1959
1962
1973
Hutchinson, Charles H.
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1962
1959
1996
Jackson, Wilbur 1.
E
Wilmington
1959
1959
1962
1959
Joyner,F.Belton,Jr.
E
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
Lancaster, Charles H.
R
Atlanta, GA
1959
1959
1961
1959
1982
Mann, Milton T.
E
Wilmington
1959
1960
1961
1959
Parvin, James B.
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1989
Ponder, Reginald W.
E
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
Porter, Ernest R.
E
Gulfport, MS
1959
1959
1963
1961
Stafford, Sidney E.
E
Gulfport, MS
W. OH
1959
1959
1962
1962
Steinmetz, David C.
E
1959
1959
1961
1972
Teachey, Wilbur C.
R
Wilmington
1959
1959
1961
1959
1995
Weaver, Walter P.
E
Wilmington
1959
1960
1962
1959
Andrews, John C.
E
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1965
1960
Brown, Phillip S.
E
S. NJ
1960
1960
1962
1973
Byrd, Douglas L.
E
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1962
1960
Carson, W. Eric
E
Belfast,lreland
1960
1960
1960
1974
Chandler, Daniel R.
E
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1968
1960
Daniels, Franklin D.
E
VA
1960
1960
1963
1963
Eason, W. Everette
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1956
1958
1960
1988
Harris, Robert G.,Jr.
E
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1963
1960
Hunter, Jack L
E
Rocky Mount
1960
1961
1962
1960
Jones, Vassar W.
R
Rocl^ Mount
1960
1957
1963
1960
1990
Maness, Tracy A.
E
Rocky Mount
1960
1960
1963
1960
Moore, Samuel S.
R
Rocky Mount
1960
1957
1959
1960
1985
Pickett, Harold T.
R
Rochy Mount
1960
1960
1965
1960
1994
Poulk, Robert M.
R
Rocl^ Mount
1960
1956
1958
1960
1989
Warren, James i., Jr.
E
Rocl^ Mount
1960
1960
1962
1960
Allen, Gordon E., Jr.
R
Durham
1961
1956
1958
1969
1993
Beeson.Gilbert W.,Jr.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
Blankenhorn,Richard R.
R
Durham
1961
1957
1961
1961
1990
Braswell, Kermit L.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1964
1961
Garden, Billy M.
Cherry, Corbin L.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
1994
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
Faggart, Tom M.
E
Lake Junaluska
1961
1961
1964
1960/64
Frazier, Kenneth E.
R
Nashville, TN
1961
1961
1965
1963
1981
Hobbs, James L
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
Loftis, Thomas E.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1964
1961
Loy, James C.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1962
1961
1994
McLaurin, Horace L.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1966
1961
1996
Morgan, Robert W.
R
Durham
1961
1961
1964
1961
1995
Nagel, Donald C.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
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.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
Sharpe.William G.IV
E
Durham
1961
1961
1963
1961
Thomas, Wayne E.
R
FL
1961
1961
1963
1974
1996
Thompson, Roger E.
R
SC
1961
1961
1967
1965
1987
Wilson, Ben H. Ill
R
Knoxville, TN
1961
1961
1963
1961
1992
Woodcock, Eldon G.
E
Durham
1961
1961
1965
1961
Bone, Jesse V., Sr.
E
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
Bryan, James L
E
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
Cameron, Hugh H.
E
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
Christian, Robert Stone
E
Northern NJ
1962
1962
1964
1990
Danek, Thomas A.
E
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
Hendricks, M. Elton
E
SC
1962
1962
1964
1983
Hollowell, Clifton R.
DL
Kinston
1962
1962
1964
1962
Lupton, James Q.
R
Kinston
1962
1960
1962
1962
1982
Peterson, F. Gerald
E
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
Phillips,G.Paul 111
E
Kinston
1962
1962
1965
1962
395
Pastoral Records
FGLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL ^^™^
First Admitted Ordained NC
^-l^nie Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Year
Retired
Ruth, William A.
Sparrow, L. Ray
Tyson, Bobby P.
White, John H.
Williams, James A.
Wilson, A. J. Ill
Bradshaw, Francis C.
Earnhardt, Daniel T.
Fortescue, Frank W.
Hoogerland, Thomas D.
Huggins.H. Sidney III
Meadows, Dan E.
Potter, Benjamin F.,Jr.
Reinoso, Luis Felipe
Rouse, Benjamin C.
Rudd, William R.
Sabiston,Wm.D.III
Smith, Charles M.
Smith, J. Thomas
Stokes,John L III
Sutton, James E.
Wallace, Robert L.
Ward, Herman N., Jr.
Benfield, Jack M.
Daniel, David E.
Hood, Jean L.
Hunter, Jack M.
Juren, Jerry J.
Mitchell, John D.
Oliver, James R.
Parker, Joseph C.
Richey, Russell E.
Shaw, Caswell E.
Starnes, James A.
Tingle, James A.
Winstead, Arthur W.
Wood, Samuel L
Dietrich, Ronald E.
Draper,H.Dennis,Jr.
Murray, Eric O.
Ormond, John K., Jr.
Short, James M.
Cheezem, Clyde B.
Crew, John R., Jr.
Edge, G. Uoyd
Gentle, Brian G.
Harris, Donald L
Hobbs, John W.
Johnson, C. Reginald
Mayo, Leonard E.
Phillips, J. Donald
Stokes, James C.,Jr.
Simpson, William C.,Jr.
Wise, Denny C.
Wolfe, William L.
Barber, Morris L.
Bowman, Daniel D.
Coiie, James H.
Cox, Richard L.
Garner, Clarence
Lamneck, Forrest D.
Paschal, John S.
Roberts, John M.
Spencer, William C.,Jr.
Taylor, Bruce D.
E
R
E
R
R
E
E
E
R
E
E
R
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
R
R
E
R
E
R
E
E
R
R
R
R
E
E
R
E
E
E
R
R
E
R
R
E
R
E
R
E
E
R
R
R
R
E
R
R
E
Kinston
Kinston
Virginia
Kinston
Kinston
Kinston
Greenville
Greenville
Greenville
NNY
Greenville
Greenville
Greenville
Meth.Church of
Greenville
KY
Greenville
Greenvilie
Greenville
SC
Greenville
MS
Greenville
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
Burlington
EUB
Raleigh
Raleigh
Raleigh
Greenville
Rocky Mount
Lake Junaluska
Rocky Mount
NY
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
WMC
AL-W FL
Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount
OH
Goldsboro
Goldsboro
Baltimore
Goldsboro
W. PA
Goldsboro
R Goldsboro
E Goldsboro
E Fayetteville
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962
1962
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
Peru 1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1965
1965
1965
1965
1965
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1967
1962
1958
1962
1962
1958
1962
1963
1963
1960
1963
1963
1956
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1963
1962
1963
1964
1963
1965
1966
1964
1961
1962
1964
1968
1964
1961
1964
1964
1964
1964
1961
1958
#
1965
1960
1965
1965
1958
1947
1966
1966
1964
1966
1968
1958
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1967
1967
1967
1966
1964
#
1967
1964
1967
1967
1964
1960
1966
1965
1960
1965
1966
1965
1962
1965
1966
1958
1969
+
1969
1965
1965
1967
1965
1967
1966
1965
1965
1968
1966
1963
1966
1968
1968
1967
1964
1971
1966
1966
1967
1963
1964
1965
1969
1963
1969
1967
1961
1951
1969
1968
1968
1970
1958
1960
1969
1969
1968
1969
1968
1969
1969
1970
1974
1969
1948
1970
1969
1970
1970
1962
1962
1962/72
1962
1962
1962
1963
1963/92
1963
1973
1963
1963
1963
1992
1963
1996
1963
1963
1963
1970
1963
1967
1963
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1964
1995
1965
1965
1965
1965
1966/80
1966/81
1966
1969
1966
1966
1966
1966
1966
1972
1968/72
1966
1966
1967
1967
1967
1973
1967
1978
1967
1967
1967
1967
1986
1990
1986
1974
1975
1988
1995
1993
1988
1993
1990
1985
1984
1980
1981
1996
1994
1987
1993
1988
1991
1996
1991
1996
1993
1984
1992
Pastoral Records
396
Admitted
FULL CONNECnOM - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Wiggins, Carson O.
E
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1970
1967
Wilkinson, Howard M.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1969
1967 1988
Williams, John E.
E
Goldsboro
1967
1967
1970
1967
Wilson, Claude T.
R
Goldsboro
1967
1964
1969
1967 1994
Campbell, Dennis M.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1974
1973
Carter, Theodore V.
E
Greensboro
1968
1958
1970
1968
Cottingham, John G.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1970
1968
Elliott, Roger V.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1971
1968
Gattis, William H.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1968
1971
1968
Gilbert, Milton H.
E
W. Ml
1968
1968
1970
1970
Jessee, D. Douglas
E
KY
1968
1968
1972
1970
Lovelace, Henry N.
E
N. AR
1968
1968
1971
1967
Pace, James H.
E
AL-W FL
1968
1968
1974
1979
Smith, Jerry T.
E
Fayetteville
1968
1967
1970
1968
Smith,W.Stanley,Jr.
E
S. GA
1968
1968
1970
1969
Barber, W. Edward
DL
Chapel Hill
1969
1969
1974
1969
Chrismon, Harold M.
R
Chapel Hill
1969
1967
1971
1969 1993
Holtsclaw, Thomas G.
E
WV
1969
1969
1971
1973
Johnson, Lawrence E.
E
s. m
1969
1958
1969
1984
Loyd, Roger L.
E
MWTX
1969
1969
1972
1993
Warren, M. Whitfield, Jr.
E
Chapel Hill
1969
1969
1971
1969
Campbell, Jerry D.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1973
1970/86
France, Everett J.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1974
1970
Goldfinch,A.Eugene,Jr.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1972
1970
Gum, Donald F.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1976
1972
Ruth, John W.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1975
1970
Taylor, William V.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1974
1970
Warren, H. Robert
R
Greenville
1970
1968
1972
1970 1985
Wells, WoodrowW., Jr.
E
Greenville
1970
1970
1973
1970
Burnside,H.William,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1971
1962
1964
1971
Byers, Leonard C. 11
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1976
1971
Cyr, Ronald D.
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1975
1971
Dulaney, Earl G.
E
KY
1971
1971
1975
1974
Farmer, John A.
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1976
1971
Flynn, Robert C, Sr.
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1975
1971
Forbes, Joseph W.
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1975
1970
Forringer-May,Julie B.
E
E. OH
1971
1971
1977
1974
Lancaster, James R.,Jr.
R
Fayetteville
1971
1969
1973
71(AS)66 1988
Mann, W. Joseph
E
Fayetteville
1971
1971
1974
1971
Butson, John D.
E
MM
1972
1972
1975
1977
Davis, H. Charles
E
Fayetteville
1972
1966
1978
1976
Funkhouser,M.L.,Jr.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
Gunter, Edward M.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
Huffman, Virgil B.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Lee, Don P.
R
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972 1995
Lee, James C.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
Leeland, Paul L
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Litzenberger,Charles
E
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972
Myers, Charles D.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1974
1972
Privette, W. Edward
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Seate, Billy F.
E
Durham
1972
1970
1976
1972
Smith, George C.
DL
Durham
1972
1969
1974
1972
Staton, Jesse C.,Jr.
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Summey, James L
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972
Vaughan, Richard C.
E
E. OH
1972
1972
1975
1974
Wenberg, John W.
E
SC
1972
1972
1974
1974
Williford, Gladys R.
R
Durham
1972
1972
1975
1972 1993
Wilson, James L
E
Durham
1972
1972
1976
1972/86
Adams, Dennis M.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Barfield, W. Clark
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Crotwell, Helen G.
R
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1975
1973 1994
Gooch, Ray T.
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
lA
1973
1973
1976
1975
397
Pastoral Records
Admitted
FCJLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Hicks. Wayne M.
E
Baltimore- Washington 1973
1973
1975
1996
Morrison, J. Edward
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Old, Marshall R.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Oulton, Jo-Ann M.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1978
1973
Redmond, Robert C.
E
KY
1973
1973
1976
1975
Safley, Michael W.
E
Fayetteville
1973
1973
1976
1973
Storrs, Robert B.,Jr.
R
N. AL
1973
1973
1978
1974
Allen, Danny G.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Barbour, Berry O.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1969
1977
1974
Best, Nancy R.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Blanchard, George F.
DL
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Bogie, Edward F.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Boyette, Lynwood C.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Brooks, Rex E.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1984
1974
Brown, Wesley F.
Clements, William E.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1976
1974
Clift, David S.
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
Dodson, Jerry S.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Gaskins, Walter W.,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1979
1974
Hackett, Charles M.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Had!ey,J.Milton,Jr.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Hale, Michael L
E
Fayetteville
1974
1970
1978
1974
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
O'Briant, Clarence E.
R
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Pollock, Charles L.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1977
1974
Presnell, William M.
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1978
1974
Smith, A. Clay
E
Fayetteville
1974
1974
1976
1974
Doucette, Leonard F.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1968
1975
Elliott, Edward C.
R
Central IL
1975
1975
1977
1979
Hale, Michael L
E
Fayetteville
1975
1970
1978
1974
Hamm, Rodney G.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1979
1975
Harvin, David L
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1978
1975
Lancaster, Ecwood C.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1968
1978
1975
Lee, Henry W.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1970
1978
1975
McKenzie, Charles E.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1977
1975
Methvin, Rayford H.
R
Fayetteville
1975
1974
1978
1975
Moser, Rachel T.
E
wrsc
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
Stanfield, E.Douglas
Tyson, Carson S.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1978
1975
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1977
1975
Way, Vance, C.
E
Fayetteville
1975
1975
1977
1975
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
Estes, Gayla G.
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.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Jackson, Jerry A.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
Lister, Joe D.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1978
1976
Morris, Alvin J.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1968
1978
1976
Moser, Rick A.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1978
1976
Peele, Luther M.
R
Fayetteville
1976
1973
1980
1976
Ray, Robert H.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1980
1976
Roberts, Frederick E.
E
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
1980
1995
1992
1994
1986
1996
1995
Pastoral Records
398
Admitted
FGLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained hC Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Salter,J.rSeai,Jr.
Shuler, Albert
VonCanon, Mary L.
Weber, Michael D.
Wethington.Mark W.
Wilkinson, Scott T.
Alexander, Franklin L
Brownlee, David E.
Clark-Dickens, Kathy A.
Compton, Stephen C.
Gibson, Alan C.
Goehring, David J.
Green, H. William
Hall, W. Kenneth
Harper, Ruth E.
Helms, Julian B., Jr.
Morris, Homer E.
Patton, G. Ronald
Pinner, W. Rickman
Smith, Robert Kinsey
Snotherly,Wm.W.,Jr.
Speake, George D.
Stallsworth,Paul T.
Tucker, Stuart Ralph
Womack, La Verne B.,Jr.
Cope, Roger D.
Dickens, John Van III
Dutton, John H., Jr.
Goehring, Carol W.
Goodwin, Dennis M.
Grant, Henry B., Jr.
Haddock, V/illiam A., Jr.
Hall, Stephen B.
Hill, Edward F. II
Huffines, Terry L
Levin, Dennis P.
Little, Stephen N.
Morrow, Floyd R.
Moseley, Charles K.
Nanney, R. Keith
Privette, Tommy Q.
Sheppard, Dennis R.
Smith, Haywood A.
Smith, Neil E.
Soule, Guy V., Jr.
West, Pearl G.
Armstrong, R. Martin III
Braswell, William E.
Campbell, Curtis W.
Daniel, M. Francis
Helms, Suzanna Ross
Hill, Ralph M.
Home, Alvin M.
Maultsby,Josiah A. Ill
Melvin, Benny R.
Parrish, Carrie W.
Sexton, Kenneth B., Jr.
Stone, Richard L.lll
Tyson, M. Eugene
Wall, C. Arthur
Wall, Lynn T.
Ward, Hope Morgan
Wynn, Samuel
Bell, James D.
Bergland, Robert E.
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayette,MO
Annville,PA
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
DL Fayetteville
E Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Central IL
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
KY
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
_ Fayetteville
FL Fayetteville
E Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
1976
1976
1979
1976
1976
1976
1979
1976
1976
1976
1980
1976
1976
1976
1978
1981
1976
1976
1984
1983
1976
1976
1979
1976/95
1977
1972
1980
1977
1977
1977
1979
1977
1977
1977
1981
1996
1977
1977
1981
1977
1977
1977
1980
1977
1977
1977
1979
1977
1977
1977
1979
1977
1977
1977
1979
1977
1977
1977
1980
1977
1977
1972
1979
1977
1977
1977
1979
1977
1977
1977
1980
1977
1977
1970
1981
1977
1977
1977
1979
1977/91
1977
1977
1980
1977
1977
1977
1981
1977
1977
1977
1981
1977
1977
1977
1981
1991
1977
1977
1980
1977
1978
1978
1980
1978
1978
1978
1985
1996
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1980
1978
1978
1978
1983
1978
1978
1978
1983
1978
1978
1978
1981
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1981
1984
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1980
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1978
1981
1978
1978
1978
1982
1978
1978
1970
1980
1978
1978
1978
1980
1978
1978
1978
1981
1978
1979
1980
1983
1979
1979
1972
1981
1979
1979
1979
1981
1979
1979
1979
1982
1979
1979
1979
1985
1979
1979
1961
1981
1979
1979
1979
1983
1979
1979
1979
1981
1979
1979
1979
1983
1979
1979
1979
1982
1979
1979
1979
1994
1979
1979
1979
1982
1979
1979
1979
1982
1979
1979
1979
1982
1979
1979
1968
1982
1979
1979
1979
1981
1979
1979
1979
1982
1979
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1984
1980
1987
1987
399
Pastoral Records
FULL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL """"'"to ^
First Admitted Ordained INC P^firoH
^^^^ Status Where When Deacon F?Her Con^. '"^
Broadwell, Alan R.
Brown, Ralph Alan
Butner.Rufus E. Ill
Covington, John Q.,Jr.
Cummings, William E.
Elliott, Michael H.
Farmer, Penny D.
Godwin, Sherwood A.
Hardt, Otto H. C.
Ingram, Geraldine D.
Jones, George A.
Kasper, J. Mark
Kennedy,Mark H.,Jr.
Lewis, Jerry D.
Lindblade,Eric N.,Jr.
Locklear, Bill James
Paxton, Roger D.
Rawlings, James A.
Smith, Ira H.
Southern, H. Gray
Stanley,Richard A., Jr.
Strock,Stephen F.S.
Swartz, Alan P.
Wade, David C.
Wittman, Raymond K.
Blanchard, Diane C.
Cobb, A. Gene, Jr.
Cook, Charles M.
Everett, Glenn B.
Frazier, R. Carl,Jr.
Gales, Alvester I.
Lindblade, Susan C.
Merchant, Michele W.
McLendon, J. Earl
Greenwood, Susan Pate
Reavis, James L.,Jr.
Smith, Charles C.
Supplee, Thomas B.
latum, Jimmie R.
Tyson, John H.
Yow, W. Joseph, Jr.
Bowden,R.Lawrence,Jr.
Boykin, William A.
Harsh-Cafferty,SusanL.
Johnson, Glenda M.
Smith, Bobby E.
Spaulding, David V.
Townsend, William C.
Aaron, Charles L, Jr.
Allen, F. Bruce
Allred, Susan L.
Brunson, Jesse
Cribb, Jerry W.
Felton, Gayle C.
Francis, David H.
Huskins, James R., Sr.
Lowry, Jerry
McAdams, David S.,Jr.
McQuade, J. Stanley
Metcalf, Ellen H.
Oldham, Kirk Bradley
Owens, Charles B.
Sweeley, Thomas L.
Trotter, J. Albert
Whitaker, Karen H.
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Central IL
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
LA Fayetteville
E Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Collegeville,MN
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
AL-W.FL
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Kentucky
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
LA Fayetteville
E Irish Meth.Conf.
Fayetteville
FL
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
R
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
1980
1980
1982
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1986
1980
1980
1980
1984
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1984
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1980
1980
1983
1980
1980
1980
1986
1980
1980
1980
1984
1992
1980
1980
1984
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1980
1980
1984
1980
1980
1980
1984
1980
1980
1980
1982
1980
1981
1981
1986
1985
1981
1981
1986
1981
1981
1981
1983
1981
1981
1978
1986
1981
1981
1981
1986
1981
1981
1981
1986
1981
1981
1981
1983
1981
1981
1981
1984
1981
1981
1974
1986
1981
1981
1981
1983
1981
1981
1981
1986
1981
1981
1975
1985
1981
1981
1981
1987
1981
1981
1981
1986
1981
1981
1981
1986
1981
1981
1981
1985
1981
1982
1982
1988
1982
1982
1982
1984
1982
1982
1982
1986
1982
1982
1982
1984
1982
1982
1969
1986
1982
1982
1982
1984
1986
1982
1982
1987
1982
1983
1983
1989
1983
1983
1983
1987
1983
1983
1983
1986
1983
1983
1983
1987
1983
1983
1983
1986
1983
1983
1983
1989
1983
1983
1983
1989
1983
1983
1983
1987
1983
1983
1983
1987
1983
1983
1983
1985
1983
#
1955
1986
1983
1983
1985
1983
1983
1983
1986
1990
1983
1983
1986
1983
1983
1983
1986
1983
1983
1983
1987
1983
1983
1983
1985
1983
1995
1993
Pastoral Records
400
Admitted
FGLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
Mame Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Blanchard, Randy C.
Clayton, Richard T.
Crabtree, Wade W.
Crowe, John M.
Davis, Eldrick R.
Edwards,Camille Yorkey
Eure, A. J., Jr.
Evans, Tommy L.
Cleaves, Edith L.
Higgins, Lawrence C.
Hunnings, Bess G.
Johnson, Paul J. 11!
Madison,J.Talton,Jr.
Mason, Glenn E.
Moore, Donna Susan
Osteen, E.Powell, Jr.
Pruett, Vickie Sue
Strother, Jonathan E.
Warren,W.Arthur,Jr.
Wilkerson, Richard P.
Woodard,John R.,Jr.
Banks, David A.
Fairley, Leonard E.
Hicks, Phyllis
Mollis, Thomas M.
Jarrett, Eddie Jo
Lackey, Duke C.
Pasquarello.Michael
Shields, Robert S.
Stanley, Bruce E.
Sykes, R. Michael
Ward, James B.
Williams, William F.
Benson, David Clark
Clyburn, M. Claire
Cole, Lisa Ann Brown
Franklin, K. Mike
Jenkins, David O.
Langley, Delores Anne
Loy, Samuel W.
Lyidns, Mark Elvin
Marsicano, Leslie M.
McMillan,Samuel D.lll
Mitchell, William K., Jr.
Morgan, Deborah Ann
Mullen, Roderic L.
Purcell, Joan M.
Robinson, Larry
Scanlan, Carla Jory
Smith, Carolyn R.
Snider, Ronald J.
Tysinger, Richard M.
Williams,Samuel A., Jr.
Wingo, Brian Wayne
Brown, Vernon W. Ill
Eldredge, Robert K.
Hall, Steven Michael
Holliday, William Ervin
Jenks, Gregory K.
Langley, Delores Anne
Malloy, David O.
May, Raegan V.
Rex, Leonard J.
Roberts, Jeffrey Lee
Sheets,R. Branson 111
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
R
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984 1995
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1992
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
DL
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1989
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1990
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1988
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1987
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
E
Fayetteville
1984
1984
1986
1984
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1987
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1988
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1988
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1989
1985
U\
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1992
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1989
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1987
1985
R
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1990
1985 1995
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1987
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1989
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1990
1985
E
Fayetteville
1985
1985
1988
1985
E
Durham
1986
1986
1991
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1991
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1988
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1992
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1994
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1990
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1989
1986
E
Durham
1986
1986
1991
1986
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
R
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987 1996
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1991
1987
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1991
1987
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
E
Louisville
1987
1987
1990
1995
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1991
1987
E
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1989
1987
401
Pastoral Records
POLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL """to Year
First Admitted Ordained NC Retired
J-lame Status Wiiere When Deacon Elder Conf.
Thomason, M. Keith
Brown, James Stanley
Collier, Milton Bailey, Jr.
Crane, Larry Dean
Fowler, Leon Delanoa
Hudson, Pamela Jo
Innes, Randall E.
Jenkins, Edith Dudley
Malloy, James E., Jr.
McFarland, Dena Jo
Mott, Joyce R.
Pollock, Kimberly A. Garner
Price, Barbara Mollis
Price, Wayne A.
Russell, Timothy J.
Thompson, E.Geiselle I.
Walters, Norma Jean
Ward, Richard Lee
Watford, T. Scott
Webb-Bowden, Julia
Wilburn, William J.
Witt, Peggy Ormsby
Witt, William J, Jr.
Woodhouse, Andrea Reese
Woodhouse, David William
Aydlett,W.Christopher,Jr.
Bailey, James Edward
Conner,Sandra Jean(Rose)
Fox, Doris T.
Graves, Stacey Z.
Guthrie, Kendall J.
Hall, William K., Jr.
Harrington, William David
Kossan, Joseph E.
Maynard, Randall Grey
McElroy, Steven Wayne
Miller, Lon W.
Milton, Stuart M.
Moehring, David O.
Pierce, Charlene Horton
Page, Jack W., Jr.
Singley, Kenneth C.
Smith, George J.
Smith, W. Thomas
Winston.Joseph Aubrey III
Belcher, Carl Dean
Bingham, William A.
Denny, Clyde A.
Falgout, Roy F., Jr.
Gillikin, Haywood W.
Gonia, Rachel R.
Gonia, Ronald E.
Graves, Walter L.
Hammond, Robert M.
Hinnant, Henry M.
Jackson, Richard C.
Leburg, Michael W.
Martin, Sam Francis III
Minnick, Jonathan A.
Sharpe, Benjamin S., Jr.
Warren, D. Ray
Weaver, James T., Jr.
Allred, Gary E.
Bauman, Robert J.
Cheasty-Miller, Patrice A.
LA Fayetteville
E Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Wesleyan Church
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
CA-NV
Fayetteville
LA Fayetteville
E Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
W. VA
Fayetteville
CA-NV
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
LA Fayetteville
E Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
W. OH
W. OH
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
AME Zion
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
VA
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
Fayetteville
1987
1987
1990
1987
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1992
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1992
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1993
1995
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1993
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1993
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1990
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1988
1988
1991
1988
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1993
1989
1989
1989
1991
1989
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1991
1989
1989
1989
1993
1989
1989
1989
1991
1989
1989
1989
1991
1989
1989
1989
1992
1995
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1994
1995
1989
1989
1991
1989
1989
1989
1993
1989
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1992
1989
1989
1989
1993
1989
1989
1989
1991
1989
1990
1990
1993
1990
1990
1990
1994
1990
1990
1990
1992
1990
1990
1990
1996
1990
1990
1990
1992
1990
19,90
1990
1992
1992
1990
1990
1992
1992
1990
1990
1992
1990
1990
1990
1993
1990
1990
1990
1992
1990
1990
1990
+
1990
1990
1990
1993
1990
1990
1990
1994
1990
1990
1990
1995
1993
1990
1990
1993
1990
1990
1990
1993
1990
1990
1990
1993
1990
1991
1991
1995
1991
1991
1991
1994
1991
1991
1991
1996
1991
Pastoral Records
402
Admitted
POLL CONNECTION - CHRONOLOGICAL ROLL To
Year
First Admitted Ordained MC
Retired
Name Status Where When Deacon Elder Conf.
Currin, Douglas B.
Hanse, Richard L
Hatch, Mary Martha
Hill, D. Christopher
Krueger, Todd S.
Ling, Steven M.
Parker, Joyce L.
Parker, Richard H.
Smith, David B.
Switzer, Mary Ellen P.
Allen, Ebern E.
Benson, Ann Giles
Carpenter, Robert L., Jr.
Check, John Michael
Galipi, Victor L
Hackney, Elizabeth M.
Johnson, J. Donald
McLeod, Walter E.
Plowman, Sally S.
Sharp, Richard C.
Smith, Adolph C.
Gpham, John E., Jr.
Motley, Joseph A.
Preston, Hunter H.
Severt, Jeffrey L.
Shields, Donald R.
Trum, Mary S.
Tyson, Bobby P., Jr.
Warren, W. Donald
Brooks, Ernest Ray
Buffaloe, Janet Lynn K.
Coffman, Laurie Hays
Early, Laura Q.
Harry, James H.
Holmes, Audrey C.
Hankal, Madison N.
Johnson, Kathryn R.
Laytham, D. Brent
Namkung, Kong Suk
+ Orders recognized from
# No Deacon's Orders
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1995
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1994
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1995
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
L^
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
LA
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1993
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1996
1991
E
Fayetteville
1991
1991
1996
1991
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1996
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1996
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1994
1992
E
Wesleyan Church
#
+
1994
1994
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1994
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1996
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1994
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1995
1992
E
Fayetteville
1992
1992
1996
1992
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1995
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1993
1993
1996
1993
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
E
Fayetteville
1994
1994
1996
1994
another denomination
403
Pastoral Records
STATUS
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Admitted Lic.to
Name into Associate Membership Preach
ORDERS
TEAR
RETIRED
Deacon
Olive, John Gilbert
Davis, Donnie Gray, Sr.
Evans, Paul Wesley
Bryan, Everette Ervin
Huggins, Johnnie Sinclair
Parneil, Evander
Hicks, James Wesley, Jr.
Lewis, Richard Farmer
Massey, Gerald Rudolph
Umstead, Charles I., Jr.
Fulford, William Nelson
Wesley, Luther Vernon
Knowles, Russell Ray
Royall, Lloyd Graham
Forbes, Daniel Mercer, Jr.
Hunnings, Henry Marcus
Lamb, Waverly Douglas
Rattz, Robert Eugene, Sr.
Lewis, Wallace Bradford
Dillon, Frederick Fairfax
Cuthrell, Billy Boyd
Free, Virgil Loren
Caviness, James William, Jr.
Jordan, Bobby Lee
Lancaster, Maurice Lew
Cummings, Jimmy Floyd
Lane, John Rodney, Jr.
Bowman, John Martin
Guthrie, Walter Sherman
Casteel, Joseph Wayne
Fairley, Robert Anthony, Sr.
Perry, Brian Darren
Cash, Warren Sylvester
Hancock, Cary Glenn
Harbin, Jr., Harold Harvey
Jones, Linwood Sutton
Stalnaker, James Keith
Elder
1964
TWJ
1990
1994
1993
1996
1980
1985
1985
1991
1995
1987
1991
1996
1992
1995
1996
R
1969
1951
1959
DL
1969
1960
1962
R
1970
1959
1967
R
1971
1965
1969
R
1971
1966
1969
R
1971
1966
1969
DL
1972
1968
1970
DL
1972
1967
1969
1972
1968
1970
R
1972
1965
1969
R
1973
1955
1958
R
1973
1948
1970
R
1974
1962
1965
1974
1963
1969
R
1976
1971
1972
R
1976
1959
1969
R
1976
1970
1972
R
1976
1973
1973
1977
1972
1974
R
1978
1962
1969
LA
1980
1970
1972
R
1981
1953
1974
1982
1971
1972
1983
1973
1983
R
1983
1977
1983
ABLC
1984
1970
1971
1984
1978
1984
1987
1976
1986
1988
1984
1988
1995
1988
1995
1970
1995
1988
1988
1981/96 1979
1979
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
1996
PROBATIONARY MEMBERS
Name Status Where Admitted
Nelms, Benjamin Earl
Spence, Clinton Wilham
Taylor, Berry Lynn II
Bledsoe, Lisa Ellen Creech
Formo, Steven Neil
Greenway, Richard Owen
Noble, James Crispin II
Pearson, James David
Reed, James Clifford
Todd, Troy Kevin
Carpenter, Zella Sparks
Dawson, Ronnie Richard
Frese, Michael David
McGarvey, Gregory Lynn
Odom, Joyce Darnell
Stewart, Donald Keith
Baker, Gerald Kevin
Bates, Sally Glenn
Drum, Barry Page
Drye, Judith Bolen
Dunham, Paul Ralph
Hill, Edward Carlton
Namkoong, Won Seok
Partin Duane Richard
Patrick, Larry Glynn
Plowman, Charles Howard
Simpson, Robert Wesley
Taylor, Polly Ann
Vickers, Hope Adkins
Weinrich, Luise Katharine
Westman, Judy Ellen
Woriax, Carolyn Cummings
Year
Disciplinary Ordained
Paragraph Deacon
Fayetteville
1991
415
1991
South Georgia
1991
427.1
1991
Fayetteville
1992
415
1992
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1993
415
1993
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Southern Baptist
1994
427.3
*1994
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Pentecostal Holiness
1995
427.3
*1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Fayetteville
1994
415
1994
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Fayetteville
1995
415
1995
Pastoral Records
404
PROBATIONARY MEMBERS
Disciplinary
Ordained
Name Status
Where Admitted
Year
Paragraph
Deacon
Wright, Johnnie Lee
FayetteiU!^ Arthurs,
netH(yi)DeanBdJ16nore
-Wash
iington427.1
Benjamin. Mario Gregory Shane
Chevney, Stephen Roberts
Drake, Para Rodenhizer
Florida
427.1
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Duffell, Mary Egene
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Fitzgerald, Norman Richard
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Garton, Frankie Max
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Gast, Michael Francis
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Gilliam, Pamela Jan
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Jeffries, Jonathan David
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Joyce, Thomas Ezekiel
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Lovell, Jackie Allen
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Murphy, James Olen
American Baptist
1996
427.3
*1996
Newman, Thomas Willard
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Otis, William Harold
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Presnal, Gregg Allen
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Shipman, Marilyn Koeppen
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Singletary, Peter George. Jr.
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Stutts, Donald Stephen
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
Yang, Chong Ho
Fayetteville
1996
415
1996
* Orders Recognized
Year
Year First
FULL TIME LOCAL PASTORS Course
Ordained
Appointed
Name
License Completed
Deacon
Elder
Retired
Altman, William H. TWT
Armistead, Roger Addison 1994
Brock, Leon Moran R 1956
Craig, Robert Blair DL 1985
Davis, Jefferson Woodrow R 1956
Dees, Julia Anne 1996
Dumer, James Michael 1992
Estes, Ronald F. 1995
Frizzelle, Willie H. 1994
Gallagher-Smith, Stanley A. 1996
Glennon, Dennis Joseph 1995
Hagerty, Robert 1996
Ham, William Craig 1995
Hamilton, Riley Tex R 1989
Hardison, Riley Vance R 1971
Hargrove, Robert Houston 1980
Hause. Charles John R 1976
Home, Herbert Franklin R 1972
Hines, James Roy 1996
Heitzenrater, Warren 1996
Humphreys, Chris Dwight 1993
Johnson, Doris Jean R 1986
King, Carl H. 1996
Ledford, John Thomas R 1949
Leonhard, Richard R 1989
Lupton, John Clifton, Jr. 1991
McLean, James Harold 1985
Melvin, Billie Fallon 1973
Miller, Theodore Ralph 1995
Minnick, Gregory Carlton 1992
Mull, Curtis Melvin, Jr. 1993
Nelson, Michael Norwood 1993
Pulliam, Mike K. 1996
Richardson, Craig A. 1996
Rouse, Faye Baines 1995
Schronce, Jerry Milton 1992
Scott, Gregory G. 1995
Smith, Scott Russell 1996
Spiwak, Danielle Hargett 1994
Tart, Michael L. DL 1992
Taylor, Timothy S. 1994
Tilley, Robert C. 1992
Tosto, James Edward 1995
Treihart, Charles M. R 1960
Turnage, Roy L. R 1970
Varnum, Tracie R 1947
Warren, Raymond C. 1996
Williams, Roger Charles 1987
Wise, Gilliam Perry 1993
License
Seminary Grad
1994
Fifth Year 1969
1967
1975
Third Year
1985
Completed 1962
1956
1984
License
Third Year
First Year
1995
Third Year
1994
Seminary Grad
License
1995
License
License
1995
Third Year
1988
Completed 1972
1971
1987
Completed
1980
Completed
1978
1991
Completed 1974
1973
1990
License
Seminary Grad
Second Year
1993
Completed
1986
Seminary Grad
Completed 1954 1957 1960
1980
Completed/Ohio
1989
1996
Fourth Year
1991
Completed
1985
Completed
Seminary Grad
Fourth Year
1995
1992
Third Year
1993
Fourth Year
1993
Completed
License
First Year
1995
Fourth Year
1992
Seminary Grad
1995
License
Seminary Grad
1994
First Year
1992
License
Seminary Grad
1992
First Year
1995
Completed 1963
1960
1983
Completed 1972
1970
1982
Completed 1958 1960 1949
1984
Seminary Grad
Completed
1987
Seminary Grad
1993
405
Pastoral Records
Year
PART TIME LOCAL PASTORS
Course Ordained
Name
1
License
Completed
Deacon
Anthony Angelo Adams
Willie Franklin Allen
1^88
Seminary Graduate
1993
Second Year
Richard Claybourne Baldwin,
Sr.
1995
First Year
Everette Franklin Bass, Jr.
1995
License
Mary Ellen Bender
1996
License
Douglas W. Billups
1995
License
Henry Blue
1992
Third Year
Joseph Earl Boyd
1996
License
William Anders Burns
1996
License
Pollard (Paul) G. Cannon
William Mark Clayton
1996
License
1993
License (Student)
Sidney Alton Collins
1996
License
Kenneth Leroy Davenport
1994
License (Student)
Donald Martin Dawkins
1979
Third Year
Horace Taylor Ferguson
Carroll L. Fitzgerald
1984
Seminary Graduate
1995
First Year
Thomas S. Fleck, Sr.
1995
License
Lacy V. Frye
1994
Second Year
Lenier Everitte Furr
1990
Second Year
Henry Paul Harris
1996
License
George Clark Harvey
1995
License
Charles John Hause (RS)
1976
Completed
William Oscar Hewett
1987
First Year
Emmett James Highsmith
1993
Third Year
Edward Harrell Hinson
1995
First Year
Margaret B. Hockett
1991
Completed
Benjamin Edward Horton
1994
First Year
Karen C. Howell
1996
License
Eric Randall Joyce
James Robert Krepps
1994
Second Year
1994
License (Student)
Dennis Cecil Lamm
1996
License
Milton Earl Little
1981
Completed
Third Year (one course
George Lloyd Locklear
John L. Locklear, Jr.
1992
; inc.)
1992
License
Marshall Malland Locklear
1993
Third Year
Herbert Lowry, Jr.
1989
License
Arletha McDougald
1995
License/First Year
James Gerrard Mentzer
1996
License
Jerry E. Mitchell
1994
Second Year
Dean Healy Morton
1992
Fourth Year
Elva LeRoy Morton III
1988
Completed
Thomas Moore Nichols, Sr.
1995
License
Guy T. Olinger
Wilbur Cunninggim Ormond
1994
Seminary Graduate
1978
Completed
Third Year
William Hill Pearsall, Sr.
1993
Gary Phillips
Daniel Paul Powers
1996
License
1968
Completed
Third Year
1970
Jeanne Louise Ray
Michael Gordon Register, Sr.
1992
1991
Fourth Year
Michael G. Roach
1993
First Year
Margaret Reeves Saunders
Mark Dee Stephens
1993
License
1996
License
Marshall Stewart
1995
License
James F. Thompson, Jr.
Shirley Acker Ward
1961
Seminary Graduate
1991
Completed
Third Year
George Bertram Williford
1993
Terry Michael Williams, Sr.
1994
Second Year
Andrew Benjamin Wood
LeRoy Worth, Sr.
John Vount
1989
Completed
1988
Completed
1991
Completed
1970
STUDENT LOCAL PASTORS
Name
License
School
Jeanne Allen
1W5
Duke Divinity School
David Beck
1994
Duke Divinity School
Jay W. Bissett
1995
Duke Divinity School
G. Rosser Carter III
1995
Duke Divinity School
Marty J. Cauley
Lily K. Chou
Holt Alexander Clarke
1992
Duke Divinity School
1996
Duke Divinity School
1994
NC Wesleyan
Pastoral Records
406
STUDENT LOCAL PASTORS
Name
License
School
Charles Michael Collier
19%
Duke Divinity School
Stewart Allen Crank, Jr.
1994
Duke Divinity School
J. Victor Culberson
1994
Duke Divinity School/N.Mex.
M. Dale Curtis
1996
Duke Divinity School
Thomas Denny
1996
Duke Divinity School
Richard Farmer
1994
Duke Divinity School
Joseph Gouvemeur
1995
Duke Divinity School
Sidney Gene Hadden
Jan Nicholson Hill
1993
Duke Divinity School
1994
Duke Divinity School
Allison Brady Hocutt
1990
Duke Divinity School
Terry Hunt
1994
Pembroke State University
David Hutchins
1995
Duke Divinity School
Donnie Lee Jones
1994
Duke Divinity School
Gary Joseph Kemp
William Douglas Lain
1994
Duke Divinity School
1996
Duke Divinity School
Joel Garth Locklear
1996
Pembroke State University
Duke Divinity School/N.Ga.
Patrick Looney
1994
Jerry Dean Martin
1996
Duke Divinity School
Randall S. McQueen
1995
Duke Divinity School
Kris Robert Meyer
1995
Duke Divinity School
Jeanne Ross Neal
1996
Duke Divinity School
Carol Elizabeth Noy
1994
Duke Divinity School/N.Eng.
Lee Roy Pittard III
1996
Duke Divinity School
Reginald W. Ponder, Jr.
1992
Duke Divinity School
Thomas Simpson
1996
Duke Divinity School
Benjamin Sims
1996
Duke Divinity School
Richard Vann Spivey
1996
Duke Divinity School
Connie M. Stutts
1996
Duke Divinity School
Steven Taylor
Douglas Owen Townley
1991
Duke Divinity School
1993
Duke Divinity School/Florida
Robert Way, Jr.
1994
Duke Divinity School/SC
Christian Michael Whitehead
1994
Duke Divinity School
Neal Eddins Wingfield
1996
Duke Divinity School
DIAGONAL MINISTERS
Name Status
Consecration
Year/Conference
Admitted to
NC Conference
Retired
Archer, Patricia H.
Argo, David Anthony
Ballance, Bemice
Biddle, Margaret Anne
Davenport, Laura
Garrison, Jr., Robert H.
Gattis, Irene
Hayes, Carol Dell
Hicks, Patricia
Hines, David M.
Huckaby, Robert Lewis, Jr.
Irvine, Robert J.
Jacobs, Harold Dean
Jolly, Judith Olivia
Kunka, Alice Susan Kirkman
Lamb, Kimberly Joan Strong
Lile, Rebecca Kay
Lilliston, Elaine Ailing
Logston, Linda Susan
Lykins, Patricia Jean Sellers
Morris,Brigitte A. Freeman
Nicholson, Sue Ellen
Norton, Mary Jane Pierce
O'Connor, Tacoma
Offutt, Alma Whitfield
Parker, Susan Martin
Powell, Cynthia Diane
Remele, William H., Jr.
Sluder, David Michael, Sr.
Stocks, Lois Hardee
Vaughn, Stephen Walton III
Walker, Wanda Gail
Waters, Carol Denise Conner
Weisser, William James
Williams, Richard Jerome
Womack, Leslie Castle
Workman, Anna Gail Dixon
Zirlott, Cynthia
1981
1981
R
1977
1977
1970
1970
R
1977
1977
R
1973
1973
R
1975
1975
1975
W.OH
1985
1986
Little Rock
1991
1979
1979
1986
1986
1991
TN
1995
1981
1981
1995
1995
1996
1996
1996
1996
PL
1993
1993
1991
I99I
1992
FL
1996
1992
1992
PL
1985
1985
1990
1990/92
1980
1980
R
1977
1977
R
1970
1990
1990
1990
1990
PL
1979
S.GA
1991
PL
1993
1993
EL
1980
1980
1976
FL
1976
R
1977
1977
1977
S.GA
1987
1978
1978
1973
1973
R
1981
1981
1996
1996
1987
TX
1995
1982
1996
1987
1985
1993
1990
1988
Statistical Records
SECTION VI
n
405
409
NC CONFERENCE FINANCIAL REPORT
CONTENTS
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT "
ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 4no
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Notes to financial statements
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
ON THE SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION
SUPPLEMENTARY INF0R1V4ATI0N
Balance sheet detail
Statement of revenue, expense or distribution and changes ui net assets
Balance sheet detail, summary of investments
Detail schedules of central and special fund activities:
Schedule 1 - Equitable Compensation
2 - Emerging Church Support
3 - Joint Committee on Disability
4 - Annual Conference Expense
5 - Conference Treasurer's Office Expense
6 - Staff Parsonage Mamtenance
7 - Council on Ministnes Office, Meetings and Programs
8 - Council on Mmistries, Staff Salanes
9 - Council on Mmistnes, Task Forces
10 - Commission on Education
1 1 - Commission on Laity
12 - Commission on Evangelism
13 - Comrmssion on Church and Society
14 -Golden Cross Fund
15 - Commission on Missions and Outreach Mmistnes
16 - College Sustauung Program
17 - College Debt Retirement Program
1 8 - Board of Ordamed Ministry
19 -Media Center
20 - Central Supplies
2 1 - Youth Activities
22 - Ten Dollar Club
23 - Board of Pensions
24 - Insurance
25 - Ministerial Education Fund
26 - Mmisters' Transition Fund
27 - Board of Trustees Fund
28 - Camping Fund
29 - Contmgency Reserve
M^GLADREY&PULLEN.
414-415
416-420
421
421-422
423
423
424
424
424
425
425
426
426
426
427
427
427
428
428
428
429
429
429
430
430
431
432
432
433
433
434-435
436
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
To the Council on Fuiance and Administration
North Caroluia Conference, Southeastern Jurisdiction,
of The Umted Methodist Church
Raleigh, North Carolma
We have audited the accompanying balance sheet of North Carolma Conference, Southeastern Junsdiction
of The Umted Methodist Church, as of December 3 1 , 1995, and the related statements of revenue expense
or distnbution ^d changes in net assets and cash flows for the year then ended These financial statements
are the responsibility of the Conference's management Our responsibility is to express an opmion on these
financial statements based on our audit
We conducted our audit m accordance with generally accepted audituig standards Those standards require
' we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements
: examining.
basis, evidence
supporting i
are free of matenal misstatement An audit mcludes
amounts and disclosures in the financial statements An audit also mcludes assessmg the'accountiing
pruicples used and sigmficant estimates made by management, as well as evaluatmg the overall financial
statement presentation We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opmion
The Conference does not compute the cost of postretirement benefits other than pensions nor disclose
TaTr'^p[°nT'! ''«'''^8 such costs as required by Statement of Financial Accounting Standards No.
106 ( SFAS 106 ) issued by the Fmancal Accounting Standards Board Rather, the Conference's policy is
to expense such costs as mcurred The effects on the financial statements of these matters are not
reasonably determinable
accorZr^UiTFA'^ >n. f""" ° "°' "'"""^ ""^ postretiremen, benefits other than pensions m
accordance ™th SFAS 106 as discussed m the preceding paragraph, the financial statements referred to
foJLZl , I'- ■" "'' ™''"" '"""''■ "^^ ^^"'' P°^"'°" "f North Carolina Conference.
Southeastern Jurisdiction, of The United Methodist Church, at December 31, 1995 and ,ts revenue
expense or distnbution and changes m net assets and cash flows for the year then ended m conformity with
;pted accountmg prmciples
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BALANCE SHEETS
December 31, 1995
Cash (Note 2)
Investments (Note 3)
Accounts receivable (Note 7)
Property and equipment, less accumulated
depreciation of $2,192,450 (Note 4)
Other assets (Note 5)
1,616,619
22,468,770
3,231,903
4,165,003
974,992
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable
Accrued expenses
Unrestricted
Unrestncted but designated
8,017,325
22,232,611
See Notes to Fmancial Statements.
STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENSE OR
DISTRIBUTION & CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
Year Ended December 31, 1995
Changes m unrestncted net ass
Revenue
Apportionments and church
Insurance and benefit
Investment mcome
Other
Expense or distnbution;
Salanes and related benefits
Benevolences
General church distnbutions
Other
Increase in unrestricted net i
11,701,029
5,447,395
2,282,128
1.831.33S
21.261,887
11,683,419
2,920,703
2,953,366
2,407.839
19.965.327
1,296,560
Net assets at begmning of year, as previously reported
Restatement (Note 9)
Net assets at begummg of year, as restated
Net assets at end of year
29,513,588
(560,212)
See Notes to Financial Statements.
411
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
Year Ended December 31, 1995
Cash Flows From Operatmg Activilies
Increase in unrestncted net assets
Adjustments to reconcile increase m unrestncted net assets
to net cash provided by operatmg a
Depreciati
Gaui on sale of [
Donated property and equipment
Changes m assets and habihties
(Increase) decrease m:
Accounts receivable
Other assets
Decrease in
Accounts payable and accrued expenses
Net cash provided by operating activities
Cash Flows From Investmg Activities
Investment m the Umted Methodist Foundation
Withdrawals from the Umted Methodist Foundation
Acquisition of property and equipment
Net cash provided by investing activities
Net increase in cash
280,730
(518,48S)
(4,200)
(798,455)
27,796
(2,843,253)
3,515,087
(237,853)
Cash
Beginnmg
See Notes to Financial Statements
^^OJESJPJINANCIALSTATEMENTS
Note I. Nature of Business and Significant Accounting Policies
!!^ol,?"?h'""' 'k '^' ^^'""^ ^°^y °f *^ U™'"! Methodist Church which under Episcopal leadership
supplymg them with mutual support The Conference is composed of mmistenal and lay members and
other mchviduals ^ required m "The Book of Disciplme of The Umted Methodist Chu ch' " m"
Z"rt aTeTLd r " "^^Ti.".' ^"P"-"'""" °f -^^ Church as a whole Includedtl tin"
r:r;:"Br o^sforin'c "' '°'""^"" '—■ "-"• ^- -^^ """«• ^^^^^^ ^— -.
A summary of the Conference's sigmficant
accountmg policies follows:
market value Gai
Investments are recorded m the f^anc.al statements at the lower c
are recogmzed when
are sold and losses are recogmzed either
Depreciation is computed usmg the straight-lme method over the followmg estunst^ usefUl lives
Buildmgs
Improvements to builduigs
Furniture and equipment
10-40
5- 15
Qte^Emntm^Mloes TTie expenditures for each year are financed prmcpally bv fUnds received from
S^: nt oTReTnu'eT"'^ of the previous year Accordmgly, the revenue 'shoLm the accompanS
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Note 1. Cash
Arrangements wth banks for investment of excess funds require minimum cash balances of $300,000 to be
maintained AJl cash deposits are legally subject to withdrawal without penalty Funds are mvested ui this
program each busmess day The amount invested m this program at December 31, 1995 was $1,502,000
The Conference places its cash with high quality financial mstitutions At tunes this cash is m excess of the
FDIC uisurance lunits
Note 3. Investments
Investments are comprised of the followmg
Cost Market
Certificates of deposit $ 1,429,642 $ 1,429,642
GBOP Superannuate Endowment Fund 109,348 109,348
Investment m United Methodist Foundation, Inc 20,928,904 28,205,452
Other 876 1,122
$ 22,468,770 $ 29,745,564
The Conference's investment ui the United Methodist Foundation, Inc represents approxunately 63 percent
of the equity of the Foundation The Foundation's net assets were approximately $45,000,000 at
December 31, 1995 and consisted prunanly of common stocks, fixed mcome i
mortgage loans
Note 4. Property a
A summary of property and equipment is as follows:
Land and land unprovements
Buildings and buildmg unprovements
Furniture and equipment
Construction in progress, camps
Less accumulated depreciation
expense for the year ended December 31, 1 995 was $280,730
Note S. Other Assets
Other assets consist of the following
Loans to Churches
Interest receivable on loans to Churches
Inventory
Church properties and donated land held for resale
Other
$
959,332
4,089,440
1,296,716
11,965
6,357,453
2,192,450
$
4,165,003
$
393,466
11,588
6,670
547,880
15,388
$
974,992
Note 6. Pensions
In 1 98 1 , the Conference began participating in multiemployer pension plans provided by the General Board
of Pensions Two defined contribution plans provide benefits for Clergy as follows for all service after
December 31, 1981
The Mmisters Pension Plan provides monthly retirement benefits for bishops of The Umted Methodist
Church elected by a Junsdictional Conference, clergy members of an Atuiual Conference and local pastors
of The United Methodist Church under Episcopal appouitment or those eligible for appointment to a
charge Fundmg m 1995 is based on 12% of plan compensation
The Comprehensive Protection Plan provides death, disability and educational benefits for all individuals
eligible to participate ui the Ministers Pension Plan Fundmg Is based on 4 4% of actual plan
compensation
Begmmng January 1, 1990, the employers of plan participants collect the required contributions for the
defined contnbution plans descnbed above from the plan participants and remit all collections directly to
the General Board of Pensions
The plans also provide defined benefits m accordance with their predecessor plan. The Mmisters Reserve
Pension Fund All plan participants as of December 31, 1981 entitled to receive benefits from The
Mmisters Reserve Pension Fund will receive upon retirement a monthly retirement benefit, disability,
survivmg spouse and survivmg children benefits Benefits are based on years of service and an approved
pension rate The pension rate is based on a percent of the Conference Average Salary Benefits are
subject to certam reductions if the participant retires before reachuig age 65
The Conference agreed to fiind die pnor service liability for service years pnor to 1982 On January 1,
1996, the net unfiinded liability based on a pension rate of $345 was $27,664,579 Current expense for
pnor service liability was $2,174,860 The amount paid to fimd the unfunded pnor service liability is
detemuned annually by the General Board of Pensions The Conference amortizes pnor service cost over a
30-year penod.
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Note 7. Related Party Transactions
United Methodist Foundation. Inc The United Methodist Foundation, Inc was established pnmanly as an
investment pool available for organizations, churches and agencies related to the North Carolina
Conference, Southeastern Jurisdiction, of The United Methodist Church Included ui accounts receivable is
$307,018 due from the Foundation
Board of Missions. Inc The Board of Missions, Inc was established primarily to encourage the
construction of new churches and the remodeling and repair of existing facilities by providing financial
assistance to Churches established in Eastern North Carolina The net amount due from the Board is
$67,763.
Note 8. Contingent Liabilities
The Conference has been named as a defendant in a legal action which is beuig vigorously defended In
management's opinion, the ultimate resolution of this action will not have a matenally adverse effect on the
Conference's financial position
Note 9. Restatement of Net Assets
Effective January I, 1995, the Conference changed its basis of accountmg from the modified cash basis of
accounting to generally accepted accountmg pnnciples As a result of this change in the basis of
accountmg, net assets were decreased by $560,212 from amounts previously reported m the 1994 financial
Note 10. Future Reporting Requirement
The Fmancial Accountmg Standards Board has issued SFAS No 124, Accounting for Certain Investments
Held by Noi-For-Profit Organizations, which the Conference has not been required to adopt as of
December 31, 1995 The statement, which will be m effect for the Conference's fiscal year beginrung
January 1, 1996, will require that the Conference report any mvestment in equity secunties with readily
determmable fair values and all mvestments m debt secunties at fair value, with unrealized gams and losses
mcluded m the statement of activities In addition, the statement will require certam other disclosures,
mcludmg the return on those mvestments The statement can be adopted by either restatmg all pnor year
statements presented or by recogmzing the cumulative effect of the change m the year of adoption. The
statement will require fair value reportmg for the Conference's portfolio debt secunties or equity secunties
with readily deterrmnable fair values
M<:GLADREY&PULLEN,llp
Certified Public Accountants and Consultants
To the Council on Finance and Administration
North Carolina Conference, Southeastern Junsdiction.
of The United Methodist Church
Raleigh, North Carolina
Our audit was made for the purpose of forming an opinion on the basic financial statements taken as a
whole. The supplementary information is presented for purposes of additional analysis and is not a
required part of the basic financial statements. Such information has been subjected to the auditing
procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and, m our opinion, is fairly stated in all
matenal respects ui relation to the basic financial statements taken as a whole.
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SUMMARY OF INVESTMENTS
December 31, 1995
Central Funds:
Investment in Urated Methodist Foundation, Inc
$ 6,720,816
S
8,406,742
Certificates of deposit
1,429,642
1,429,642
Cash surrender value of life msurance policy
722
968
Conference Board of Pensions
Investment in United Methodist Foundation. Inc
General Board of Pensions Deposit Account
Ministers' Transition Fund, Investment in
United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Southeastern Junsdiction Association - Commimitators,
Investment in United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Blackburn Scholarship Fund, hivestment in
United Methodist Foundation. Inc
Church Redevelopment Endowment. Investment m
United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Conference Board of Trustees Reserve Fund, Investment i
United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Church Salary Endowment, Investment m
United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Camps Endowment for Mamtenance
Investment in United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Cash surrender value of life insurance policy
Insurance, Investment m Umted Methodist Foundation, Inc.
Church Extension, SFT Funds, Investment m
United Methodist Foundation, Inc
8,151,180
9,837,352
4,625,719
109,348
6,718,896
109,348
4,735,067
6,828,244
5,383,205
7,973,616
6,218
6,218
79,473
104,824
247,012
308,420
501,976
610,439
297,313
369,527
500,746
154
614,545
154
500,900
614,699
2,439,942
2,941,896
126,484
150,329
$ 22,468,770
$ 29,745,564
SCHEDULES OF CENTRAL FUND ACTIVITIES
Year Ended December 31, 1995
Schedule 1 - Equitable Compensation
Budget available for 1995
Expense
Board expense
Allocation to Distncts
Burlington Distnct
Durham Distnct
Elizabeth City Distnct
Fayettevilie Distnct
Goldsboro Distnct
Greenville Distnct
New Bern Distnct
Raleigh Distnct
Rockmgham Distnct
Rocky Mount Distnct
Sanford Distnct
Total distributions and expense
Excess of budget over expenses
Budget available for 1996
14,216
26,420
17.550
1,556
7,390
4,743
11,747
10,500
35,847
151,758
$
8,242
$
166,000
422
Schedule 1 - Equitable Compensiition (Continued)
Allocation to Distncts
Church # Church Name
Burlmgton Distnct
01-29-0 Hightower Circuit $ 1,333
01-34-0 Milton 800
01-40-1 Rock Creek, Flint Ridge 4,130
01-41-1 St Luke's 7,353
01-49-1 YanceyviUe 600
District total 14,216
Durham Distnct
02-02-1 Andrews Chapel 3,600
02-11-1 Asbur,' Temple 5,922
02-13-1 Bethesda 5,400
02-32-0 Granville, Vance 1,458
02^0-0 Mount Tabor. Riverview 2,700
02-41-1 Mt Tirzah 2,500
02-51-0 Rougemont 3,600
02-53-0 Stem, Bullock 1,240
District total 26,420
Elizdbetli Cit> Distnct
03-02-0 Albemarle 2,500
03-04-0 Aulander 3,400
03-19-0 Manns Harbour 5,250
03-26-0 North Gates 4,400
03-37-0 Union, Newbegun
District total
Fayetteville Distnct
04-50-0 Wesley, Black's Chapel
Goldsboro Distnct
05-28-0 Micro, Fellowship
05^3-0 Whitley, Elizabeth
District total
Greenville Distnct
06-04-0 Belhaven
06-25-0 Matamuskett
District total
New Bern Distnct
07-10-0 Core Creek
07-13-0 Harlowe, Oak Grove
07-24-1 Franklin Memonal
07-38-1 Riverside
07-42-0 Straits, North River
District total
Raleigh District:
08-34-1 Cokesbury
Rockingham District
09-57-1 West Robeson
09- 10-0 Fletchers Chapel - Saint Peter
09-10-3 Saint Peter
09-25-0 Mt Olive Pansh
09-30-0 Mt Zion, Walls Chapel
09-36-0 Philadelphia, Cool Spnngs
09-37-1 Pleasant Grove
09-39-1 Rhyne Memonal
District total
Rocky Mount District:
10-24-0 Square, Woodland
Sanford Distnct
11-03-0 Biscoe - Bascom's Chapel
11-11-0 Chatham, Cedar Grove
11-16-1 Goldston
11-36-0 Sanford Circuit
District total
Conference total
17,550
1,556
3,600
3.790
7,390
1,743
3,000
4,743
$
2,610
2,750
1,500
2,187
2,700
11,747
10,500
1,506
3,795
12,806
4,333
3.472
748
4,050
5,137
35,847
8,000
3,600
4,860
200
4,059
12,719
S
150,688
423
Schedule 2 - Emerging Church Suppon
Revenues
Budget available for 1995
Other
Distnbutions
Burluigton District
Durham District
FayetteviUe Distnct
Greenville District
Raleigh Distnct
Rock>' Mount Distnct
Sanford Distnct
Wilmington Distnct
Total distributions
250,000
32,245
33,124
12,979
60,815
3,451
56,909
19,057
66,473
29,437
Excess ol budget and revenues over di itributions
Budget available for 1996
Allocation to Distncts
Church U Church Name
Burluigton Distnct
01-22-1 Evergreen
01-25-3 Chnst
District total
Durham Distnct
02-20-1 Good Shepherd
FayetteviUe Distnct:
04-17-1 Harry Hosier
04-16-1 Grace
04-22-1 Korean
04-51-1 Cornerstone
District total
Greenville District:
06-10-1 Greenville Covenant
Raleigh Distnct
08-46-1 Korean
08-t4-l Peace Chnstian
District total
Rocky Mount Distnct
Clark Street
Sanford Distnct
11-12-0 Chatham Hispamc
1M9-1 Puiehurst
District total
Wihnington District
12-48-1 Myrtle Grove
Conference total
4,994
28,130
12,303
25,614
38,380
28,093
Schedule 3 - Joint Committee on Disability
Budget available for 1995
Distributions
Clergy Support, Disability
Employer Health Insurance
Employer Life Insurance
Mileage Reunbursements
Other
Total distributions
Deficiency of budget over distributions
Budget available foi 1996
6,000
101,508
2,808
110,455
%
(12,455)
s
98,000
424
Schedule 4
1 Conference Expense
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions
Pa>Toll. Lay Staff Salaries
Employer PICA
Mileage Reimbursements
In Conference Travel and Meetmgs
Speaker Honoranums
Electronic Balloting
Postage
Printing, General
Supplies, Office
In-House Printing and Postage
Miscellaneous
Total distributions
Deficiency of budget over distributions
Budget available for 1996
1,280
80,704
1,026
3,190
61
2,908
1,416
7,023
329
101,167
S
(17,312)
J
86,332
Schedule 5 - Conference Treasurer's Office Eipensi
Budget available for 1995
Distributions
Administruuon
PavToll, Lay Staff Salaries
Employer Benefits
Temporary Staff
Travel Expense
Maintenance Expense
Miscellaneous Expense
Postage
Office and Pruiting Expense
Supplies and Professional Fees
Taxes - Other
Capital Outlay and Equipment
Interfiind Purchases
Council and Corimmee
Total distributions
Excess of budget over distributions
Budget available for 1996
223,065
73,805
7326
21,698
1,026
3,885
1,676
397
38,999
18
9,636
14,399
2,374
398,504
$
1,683
!t
458,453
Schedule 6 - Staff Parsonage Maintenance
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions:
Staff Parsonage Maintenance
Council and Committee
CartvvTight Dnve
Hillock Dnve
Northbrook Dnve
Laurel Hills Dnve
Spmey Ridge Court
Brewster Street
Total distributions
Excess of budget over distribution
Budget available for 1996
30
1,968
1,879
3,364
6.981
2,730
5,525
22,552
$
7.645
s
37,524
425
Schedule 7 - Council on Ministries OfTice,
Meetings and Programs
Revenues
Budget available for 1995
$ 119,500
Receipts. Miscellaneous
423
Sales. Other
4
Registration Fees
2,968
%
122,895
Distnbutions:
Administration
Maintenance Expense
249
Miscellaneous Expense
1^76
Postage
175
Office and Prmtmg Expense
1,939
Supplies and Professional Expense
7,529
Capital Outlay and Equipment
2,424
Interfimd Purchases
35,411
Commumcations
Travel Expense
1,917
3,171
Miscellaneous Expense
4,311
News Bureau
1,719
Postage
3,719
Office and Printing Expenses
773
Supplies and Professional Fees
2,892
Program Expense
1,020
Capital Outlay and Equipment
10,444
Interfiind Purchases
13,896
Council and Committee
4,218
Programs
945
Distnct Council on Mmistnes
16,800
School of Missions
7405
Total distributions
122,633
Eicess of budget and revenues over distributions J
262
Budget available for 1996
S
167,030
\ 8 - Council on Ministries, Staff Salaries
Revenues
Budget available for 1995
Donations and Offerings
Payroll, Lay Staff Salanes
Clergy Support. Salanes
Clergy Support. Utilities
Employer PICA
Employer Pension
Employer Health Insurance
Employer Life Insurance
Workers Compensation
Temporary Staff
Car Phone Expenses
Mileage Reimbursements
In Conference Travel and Meetings
Out of Conference Travel and Meetmgs
Contmumg Education
Leadership Trainmg
Miscellaneous
Total distributions
Eicess of budget and
t available for 1996
274,494
176,793
11,487
20,999
57,468
65,211
2,228
2,093
7,088
1,923
28.507
6,205
3,989
267
192
658,984
s
46,669
%
652,093
426
Schedule 9 - Council on Ministries, Task Forces
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions
Administration
Hunger and Human Need
Spintual Formation
Systemic Poverty
Native Amencan Mimstnes
Total distributions
Budget available for 1996
Schedule 10 - Commission on Education
1,149
$
4,416
s
5,908
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions
Admmistration $ 1 ,849
Council and Committee 2,854
Youth Programs 17,783
Educational Programs 924
Leader Traming 402
Educator Scholarships 475
Distnct Chnstian Educator 16,287
Total distributions
Excess of budget over distributions
Budget available for 1996
Schedule 11 - Commission on Laity
Revenues
Budget available for 1995 $ 21,843
Administration 168
Lay Speaker Program 1,370
Transformation 2000 25420
40,574
$
5,596
s
43,822
Distnbutions
Administration 4,331
Council and Committee 4,091
Lay Leader 616
UMM President and Programs 944
Lay Speaker Program 52
January Workshops 5,072
Lay Person of the Year 63
Scoutuig Program 194
Leader Training 1,111
Transformation 2000 31,910
Total distributions
Excess of budget and revenues over distributions
Budget available for 1996
48,384
$
517
$
20,590
427
Schedule 12 - Commission on Evangelism
Revenues
Budget available for 1995
Administration
Programs
Dislnbutions
Administration
Council and Committee
Programs
Executive Officer
Ethmc Minonty Evangelism
Total distributions
Eicess of budget and revenues
Budget available for 1996
s
36,854
1,682
9,493
22,028
2,378
1,273
36,854
$
$
27,305
Schedule 13 - Commission on Church and Society
Revenues:
Budget available for 1995
Ecumenical Miiustries Program
Distributions:
Administration
Council and Committee
Events
Adult Study Tour
Yokfellow Prison Ministnes
Emerguig Needs
Habitat for Humanity
CITCA
SEJ Native Amencan Ministnes
Land Stewardship C:ouncil
Ecumemcal Ministnes Program
Total distributions
Excess of budget and revenues over distributions
Budget available for 1996
Schedule 14 - Golden Cross Fund
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions
Administration
Total distributions
Denciency of budget over distributions
Budget available for 1996
386
4,138
1,343
2,300
6,000
1,500
500
1,000
2,528
$
14,191
s
24,619
s
26,876
26,878
26,878
$
(2)
$
27,752
428
Schedule 15 - Commission on Missions and Outreach Ministries
Revenues
Budget available for 1995
Work Teams
Other
239,083
6,466
SO
Distributions
Administration
Council and Committee
Programs
Church and Commumty
Volunteers m Mission
Education and Cultivation
Church Extension
SEJ Youth Conference
Promotion of Advance
Interpretation/Cultivation
Ganta Project
Rural Grants
Robeson Countv' Church and Commimitv
Church and Community Workers
Appropnations Church and Parsonages
Hmton Rural Life Center
EMLC
Urban Grants
Work Teams
Resort Mmistry
Caswell Pansh
Total distributions
7,820
17,802
1,876
374
2,949
2,518
2,511
1,908
59
152
12,200
17,600
14,493
40,232
12,500
4,200
22,228
8,250
49,003
10,840
10,000
Excess of budget and
r distributions
Schedule 16 - College Sustaining Program
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions
Methodist College
N C Wesleyan College
Louisburg College
Duke Divmit>' School
Greensboro College
High Pomt College
Bennett College
Total distributions
Eicess of budget over distributions
Budget available for 1996
171,884
171,884
21,772
16,615
16,615
2,292
572,946
$
67,054
$
640,000
Schedule 17 - College Debt Retirement Progr
Budget available for 1995
Distnbutions:
Methodist College
N C Wesleyan College
Louisburg College
Total
Excess of budget over distributions
Budget available for 1996
s
142,086
94,724
78,937
315,747
S
36,953
s ^
352,706
429
ard of Ordained Mii
Revenues
Budget available for 1995
License for Local Pastor Study
Distnbulions
Admmistration
Council and Committee
Programs
Residences in Ordained Ministry
Pastoral Care
Testmg and Counselmg
License for Local Pastor Study
Contmuuig Education
Total distributions
Eicess of budget and revenues over distributions
Budget available for 1996
$
111,223
4,103
23,338
44,141
3,104
14,802
6,652
9,435
128
105,703
S
5,520
$
104,107
Schedule 19 - Media Cente
Revenues
Membership Receipts
Total revenues
Distnbutions
Media Software
Paper Purchases
Total distributions
Eicess of revenues over distributions
Fund balance
Beginning
Ending
Schedule 20 - Central Supplii
Revenues
Distributions
Postage
Supplies
Telephone
Fund balance
Begmmng
Deficiency of revenues over distribu
32,090
8,776
42,849
83.715
(439)
Ending
Consisting of
Pooled Cash
Accounts Receivable
Inventory
Fund balance
(1,602)
816
6,670
430
Schedule 21 - Youth Activities
Revenues
S
131,421
Distributions
Youth ActiviUes
S 3,806
Youth Global Vision
9,789
Youth Rally Day
2,322
Youth Trail Hike
3,687
Youth Summer Breakaway
20,567
Youth Arts Event
4
Youth ACS
38,781
Youth International Work Team
15,623
Youth Pilgrimage
38,753
Plannmg Retreat
857
Bishops Confirmation Class
62
Youth CCYM Travel
889
YES Mimstnes
1,318
Total distributions
136,458
Deficiency of revenues over distributious
(5,037)
Fund balance
Beginning
671
Endmg
J
(4,366)
Consistmg of Pooled Cash
(4,366)
Fund balance
J
(4,366)
Schedule 22 - Ten Dollar Club
Revenues
S
159,460
Distributions:
Clark Street Ministries
$
35,000
Inteniational
25,000
Supplies
14,958
Miscellaneous
Total distributions
75,043
Excess of revenues over distributions
84,417
Fund balance:
Begmmng
14,163
Endmg
98,580
s
98,580
Consistmg of pooled cash
431
Schedule 23 - Board of Pensions
Revenues
Mmislers Pension Fund
Duke Endowment
Capital Gauis and Losses
GBOP Receipts, Deposit Account
Dividends, United Methodist Foundation
UM Publishuig House
Transfers, NC Conference Budget Receipts
Transfers, Other
Miscellaneous
Total revenues
Distnbutions
Clergy Support, Duke Endowment
Employer Pension, MP?
Employer Health Insurance
Employer Life Insurance
Past Service Liability Payment
GBOP Special Grants
Pension Support Fund
Mileage Reimbursements
Dues and Subscnptions, Other
Miscellaneous
Label Purchases
Total distributions
Ending
Consisting of:
Pooled Cash
GBOP Deposit Account
Accounts Receivable
Investment in the Methodist Foundation, Lie
Investment in Superannuate Endowment
Fund balance
J 47,760
492,994
463,813
422,954
293,811
16,247
2,014,710
125,000
10
$
3,877,299
492,725
2,453
1,092,318
11,087
2,174,860
3,333
14,769
740
100
1,713
300
1,311
3,795,709
81,590
7,326.801
S
7,408,391
2,142,006
458,492
72,826
4,625,719
109,348
S_
7,408,391
432
Revenues
Insurance Premiums
S 4,860,110
Dividends. Methodist Foundation, Inc.
128,644
Other
17,654
Total revenues
$
5,006,408
Distributions
Payroll, Uy Staff Salanes
17,295
Employer PICA
1,323
Employer Pension
2,075
Employer Health Insurance
2,995
Employer Life Insurance
108
Workers Compensation
131
Temporary Staff
824
Benefit Management
4,409,186
Mileage Reimbursements
457
Professional Fees
41
Taxes, Other
4,289
Uncollectible Accounts
25,000
Paper Purchases
16,910
Transfers to Other Funds
125,000
Total distributions
4,605,634
Excess of revenues over distributions
400,774
Fund balance:
Endmg
$
2,541,364
Consistmg of
Pooled Cash
64,297
Investment in Methodist Foundation
2,439,942
Accounts Receivable, Insurance Premiums
163,860
Accounts Receivable, United Methodist Foundation
31,887
Accounts Receivable, Blue Cross Blue Shield
614,378
Accrued Expenses
(773.000)
Fund balance
%
2,541,364
Schedule 25 - Ministerial Education Fund
Revenues
Transfers from Central Fund
Other
Total revenues
Distnbutions
Mileage Reimbursements
General Church Remittances
Scholarships
Total distributions
Excess (
Fund balance
Begmnmg
Consisting of Pooled Cash
Fund balance
$ 445,142
550
$
445,692
172
333,856
111,583
445,611
81
19,061
s
_ 19,142
i=
433
26 - Ministers' Transition 1
Revenues:
Conference Budget Receipts
From Muijsters and Institutions
Dividends. United Methodist Foundation
TotaJ revenues
Distnbutions
Paul W Boone
Paul G Bunn
Nathan Byrd
Murry L Dehart, Jr
Daniel M Forbes, Jr
Virgil L Free
Henry B Grant, Jr
Riley T Hamilton
J Manly Hunter
Don Paul Lee
William Lowdermilk
Robert W Morgan
Luther M Peele, Jr
R Dennis Ricks, Jr
Wilbur C Teachey
Interest Expense for Pnor Year Retirees
Professional Fees
Miscellaneous
Total distributions
Eicess of revenues over distril
Fund balance
Beginning
Endmg
Consistmg of
Pooled Cash
Accounts Receivable
Investment m Methodist Foundation
Accounts Payable
$ 153,843
94,292
348,671
s
596,806
39,083
38,825
40,100
41,253
28,224
19,422
1,287
2,014
41,617
33,115
41,023
39,479
33,120
40,081
33,061
2,800
7,420
2,681
484,605
112,201
4,850,162
$
34,684
86,426
5,383,205
(541,952)
Fund balance
Schedule 27 - Board of Trustees I
Revenues
Donations and Offerings
$ 140,000
Property Sales
4,005
Dividends. Umted Methodist Foundation
25,541
Rental Income
192,957
Other
1,027
133,592
Transfers in from Other Funds
145,192
Total revenues
$
642,314
Distnbutions
Depreciation Expense
172,998
Insurance
4,185
Leasmg Expense
2,064
Utilities, Electnc
61,155
Property and Real Estate Taxes
34,525
Building Maintenance
30,193
Church Property Mauitenance
350
Grounds Mauitenance
10,151
Jarutonal Services
28,614
Mauitenance Agreements
8,925
Truck Mamtenance
435
Dues and Subscnptions
100
Professional Fees
498
Supplies
6,937
Office Equipment
2,946
Transfer to Other Funds
96,893
Total distributions
460,969
Excess of revenues over distributions
181,345
Fund halanrr
Begmmng
3,101,448
Endmg
J=
3,282,793
Consisting of
Pooled Cash
200,851
Accounts Receivable, Umted Methodist Foundation
6,616
Accounts Receivable, Other
17,538
Investments
501,976
Property and Equipment, net
2,007,932
Other Assets
547,880
Fund balance
J=
434
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Schedule 29 - Contingency Reserve
Interest on Checking
Interest on Certificates of Deposit
Interest on Uruted Methodist Foundation
Interest on Church Loans
Net Reclaim Last Year
Other Receipts
Post Audit Receipts
Expense:
Interest Paid
Distnbutions
Modified Cash Basis Adjustment
1995 Budget Supplements
1995 Non-Budget Supplements
1 996 Budget Supplements
Audit Adju
Increase in Net Assets
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Net Assets at End of Year, Excluding Gams
Cumulative United Methodist Foundation Realized Gains
Net Assets at End of Year, Includmg Gams
UM FOUNDATIONJNC. FINANCIAL REPORT
CONTENTS
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Statements of net assets
Sutements of operations
Statements of changes in net a
Notes to financial statements
437
438
438
439-440
M^GL ADRE Y& PU LLEN, i l
Certified Public Accountants and Consultants
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
To the Unitholders and the Board of Directo
of the United Methodist Foundation, Inc
Raleigh, North Carolina
assets of the United Methodist Foundatic
We have audited the accompanying statements of r
December 31. 1995 and 1994, and the related statements of operations and changes m net assets for the
years then ended These financial statements are the responsibility of the Foundation's management Our
responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits
We conducted our audits in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards Those standards
require that we plan and perform the audit to obtam reasonable assurance about whether the financial
statements are free of material misstatement An audit includes c\amining, on a test basis, evidence
supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements An audit also mcludes assessing the
accountmg principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall
financial statement presentation We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion
In our opmion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all matenal respects, the net
assets of Umted Methodist Foundation, Inc as of December 31, 1995 and 1994, and the results of its
operations for the years then ended, in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles
Raleigh, North Carolina
Febniary2. 1996
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437
STATEMENTS OF NET ASSETS
December 31, 1995 and 1994
Identified Cost
Fixed income s
Common stocks
Short-tenn investments
Other assets
Real estate mortgages
Cash, unitholders
Cash, restncted
Cash, unrestncted
Short-term mvestments
Due from unitholders
Accounts receivable
Accrued interest and dividends
Land and buildmg. restncted (Note 3)
Investments, restncted (Note 3)
Cash surrender value, restncted
(Note 3)
Mortgage loan receivable, restricted
(Note 3)
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable
Dividends payable
Due to unitholders
Accounts payable, restncted
Annuities payable, restricted
NET ASSETS
Represented by:
Fund balances of unitholders
Umts at cost, outstanding
22,023,974 umts (22,243,612
m 1994)
Capital gams reserved
Unrealized appreciation
ofu
$ 12,320,226 $ 12,203,546 S 12,921,968 $ 11,940,278
17,864,262 15,887,403 21,805,266 17.367.993
3,486,425 4.077,884 3,486,425 4.077,884
357,712 305,682 357,712 305.682
5.922,517 5,523,013 5.922,517 5,523.013
S 39.951.142 $ 37,997,528
Fund balance, unrestncted
Fund balances, restricted (Note 3)
See Notes to Financial Statements
1,493.888
39,214.850
11.676
241.680
1.630
802
12.528
5,270
444,014
319.816
10,336
10,747
965,663
375,964
319,462
393,710
78.393
324,999
322.395
46.708.960
41,027.702
515,659
484,223
484.399
495,096
515.959
404,815
1,350
695
200.048
211.449
1.717.415
1,596,278
$ 44,991,545
$ 39.431.424
% 34,406.237 $ 34.031,958
5.741.533 3.923,353
44,690,516 39.172,633
12,528 5,270
288.501 253,521
44,991,545 $ 39.431.424
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STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS
Years Ended December 31, 1995 and 1994
Investment income:
Interest
Dividends
Expenses
Investment fees
Mortgage ser-vicmg fees
Investment admmistrative expenses
Admmistralive office
Net investment income
Unrestricted mcome
Restricted mcome
Income
Interest and dividends
Life msurance contributions
Armuitv' receipts
Realized and unrealized loss
Actuanal gam
Donations. property-
Rent
Expenses
Other
Net restricted income
Realized and unrealized gam on mvestments
Realized gam from secuntii
(excluding short-term secunties):
Proceeds from sales
Net realized gain
Unrealized appreciation of
Endmg
Change during period
Net realized and unrealized gain (loss) on investments
Net increase in net assets resulting from operations
See Notes to Financial Statements
$ 1,640,953 $
609,670
1.517.155
567.974
2,250,623
2.085.129
139,908
13,618
8,707
135,377
131,541
11.951
8.581
119.321
297,610
271.394
1,953,013
1,813.735
7,258
1,039
5,026
2,734
60,622
(9.339)
13,658
30,577
2,010
5.642
60.622
8,088
78,500
402
105,288
153.254
2,734
66,238
1,336
3.166
60.622
402
70,308
64.190
34,980
89.064
22,359,293
19,893,078
18,216.643
16.247.914
2,466,215
1.968.729
1,217,322
4,542,746
4,749.495
1.217.322
3,325,424
(3.532.173)
i 5,791,639
(1.563.444)
S 7.786,890 $
340.394
STATEMENTS OF NET ASSET CHANGES
Years Ended December 31, 1995 and 1994
From investment activities
Net investment income
Dividends paid
1,953,013
1,953,013
Net realized gam from secunty transactions
Increase (decrease) m unrealized appreciatior
Net mcome from restncted assets
: from unrestncted assets
ncrease (decrease) in net assets
Neti
derived from i
ransactions (exclusive of
allocated to mvestment mcome)
Net asset value of 885,498 and 828.812 umts issued, respectively.
to unitholders on reinvestment of dividends
Netasselvalueof 1.010.73 land 2.420.581
new units issued, respectively
Payment for redemption of 2.1 15.867 and
2.612,700 umts. respectively
Increase (decrease) in net assets from unit
transactions, representing net decrease of 219,638
units and addition of 636,693 units, respectively
Net increase (decrease) .n net assets
Net assets, beginning
Net assets, endmg
2,466,215 1.968.729
3,325,424 (3.532.173)
34,980 89.064
1,653,360 1.492.572
1,897,385 4.378.888
(3,824,501) (4.746.877)
(273,756)
5,560,121
39,431,424
1.124.583
(348.758)
39.780.182
See Notes to Fmancial Statements
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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Note 1. Nature of Operations and Significant Accounting Policies
Nature of operations United Methodist Foundation, Inc was established in 1955 by the North Carolina
Conference of The United Methodist Church to provide a management-investment pool for long-term and
permanent funds of the North Carolma Conference and of local churches, institutions, and ministries of the
Church and to encourage and receive planned gifts m support of local churches, inslitulions, and special
ministries of The United Methodist Church and to assist donors m placuig their gifts
A summary- of the Foundation's sigmficant accounting policies follows
Valuation of secunties: Investments m fixed mcome secunties and common stocks are stated at market
value, based on ciosmg pnces reported on National Secunties Exchanges on December 31, or at the last
bid price, for over-the-counter securities Short-term investments are stated at market value Investments
in real estate mortgages are stated at the lower of aggregate cost or market
Estunates The preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting
pnnciples requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of
assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements
and the reported amounts of revenues and expenses during the reporting penod Actual results could differ
from those e
General The Foundation follows the accounting practice of "equalization" whereby undistributed
mvestment income per uiut is unaffected by sales or redemptions of units
Security transactions are accounted for on the trade dale Dividend income is recorded on the ex-dividend
date
Realized gains and losses from secunty transactions are reported on the first-in. first-out basis.
Note 2. Securities Transactions
the year ended December 31, 1995 and 1994 were as
Cost of purchases:
Short-term investments
Others
Proceeds fi-om sale:
Short-term investments
Others
1995
1994
$
22,630,299
21,986,617
$
24,127,524
18,910,276
$
44,616,916
$
43,037.800
s
23,221,619
22,359,293
$
21,455,934
18.216,643
i_
45,580,912
J_
39,672,577
Note 3. Restricted Assets and Obligations
During 1990, the Foundation established a separate Amiuit\' fund to record the investment of funds upon
which certam restrictions have been placed In connection with these investments, the Foundation
purchased three annuity- contracts and established an annuity payable representing the present value of the
payments to the annuitants over their remainuig life expectancies
The Foundation also established dunng 1990 a separate Cash Surrender Value fund for I
policies which place certain restnctions on the use of the proceeds at the death of the donor Three
additional policies were recorded during 1991 and five additional policies were recorded dunng 1992
In 1994, the Foundation established a separate Real Estate fund for a donation of an apartment dwelling in
an irrevocable charitable remauider unitnist. Net income from the fund is to be paid to the unitrust
recipient until death of the recipient occurs
Since the earnings on these uivestments are not available to all unitholders. the\ have been accounted for as
restncted a
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Note 4. Net Asset Value Per Outstanding Unit
The net asset value per outstanding unit was $2 03 at December 31, 1995 and $1 76 at December 31
Note S. Income Taxes
The Foundation is exempt from income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of
1986
Note 6. Credit Risk
The Foundation places its cash with a high quality financial institution At times, such cash is in excess of
the FDIC insurance limit
Note 7. Donated Services
The Urated Methodist Foundation, Inc receives accounting services from the North Carolina Conference.
Southeastern Junsdiction, of the Umted Methodist Church Because of the difficulty in placing a value on
such services, no contnbution revenue or related expense has been recorded
Note 8. Fair Value of Financial Instruments
The fair value for all real estate mortgage loans has been estimated by discounting the projected cash flows
at December 31, 1995 and 1994 using the current rate at which similar loans would be made to borrowers
with smular credit ratmgs The fair value of such loans approximates the carrymg value
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STATEMErST of INVESTMErfT
POUCY, OBJECTIVES, and GGIDEUNES
CJNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED
SCOPE OF THIS INVESTMENT POLICY
This statement of investment policy reflects the investment policy, objectives and
constraints of Gnited Methodist Foundation, Incorporated and is set forth in order to:
1. Define and assign the responsibilities of all involved parties.
2. Establish a clear understanding for involved parties of the investment goals and
objectives for Foundation assets.
3. Offer guidance and limitations to the primary Investment Managers regarding the
investment of Foundation assets.
4. Establish a basis for evaluating investment results.
5. Comply with fiduciary, prudence and due diligence requirements that experienced
investment professionals would expect.
6. Establish the relevant investment horizon for which Foundation assets will be
managed.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
The responsibilities of the Investment Committee shall include the fiduciary care of the
Foundation's funds consistent with the guidelines for investments as found in the 1992
Book of Discipline, Paragraph 906.6 and the Statement of Investment Policy, Objectives
and Guidelines. The specific responsibilities of the Investment Committee relating to the
investment management of Foundation assets include:
1. Projecting the Foundation's financial needs, including estimates of expected net
cash flow and communicating such needs to the Investment Manager Consultant
on a timely basis.
2. Determining the Foundation's risk tolerance and investment time horizon and
communicating these to the appropriate parties.
3. Establishing reasonable and consistent investment objectives, policies and guidelines
which will direct the investment of the Foundation's assets.
4. Prudently and diligently selecting qualified investment management.
5. Regularly evaluating the performance of advisors to assure adherence to policy
guidelines and monitoring investment objective progress.
6. Developing and enacting proper control procedures: For example, replacing advisors
due to fundamental change in investment management process or failure to comply
with established guidelines.
DELEGATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES
The Investment Committee of Gnited Methodist Foundation is responsible for directing
and monitoring the investment management of assets. As such, the Investment
Committee is authorized to delegate certain responsibilities to professional experts in
various fields. These include, but are not limited to:
1 . Investment Management Consultant. The InvestmentManagementConsultant's role
is that of a non-discretionary advisor. The Consultant may assist in establishing
investment policy, objectives, and guidelines; selecting investment managers;
periodically reviewing such managers; measuring and evaluating investment
performance and informing the Investment Committee regarding any qualitative
change to investment management organizations. Examples include changes in
portfolio management personnel, ownership structure, investment philosophy, etc.
2. Investment Managers. The Investment Managers have discretion to purchase, sell,
or hold the specific securities that will be used to meet the Foundation's investment
objectives.
3. Custodian. The Custodian will physically (or through agreement with a sub-
custodian) maintain possession of securities owned by the Foundation, collect
dividend and interest payments, redeem maturing securities, and effect receipt and
delivery following purchases and sales. The Custodian may also perform regular
accounting of all assets owned, purchased, or sold, as well as movement of assets
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into and out of the accounts.
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVES
General Objectives:
1. Preservation of Capital - Consistent with their respective investnnent styles and
philosophies, investment managers should make reasonable efforts to preserve
capital, understanding that losses may occur with individual securities.
2. Risk Aversion - Understanding that risk is present in all types of securities and
investment styles, the Foundation recognizes that some risk is necessary to produce
long-term investment results that are sufficient to meet the Foundation's objectives.
However, the advisors are expected to make reasonable efforts to control risk, and
will be evaluated regularly to ensure that the risk assumed is commensurate with the
given investment style and objectives.
3. Adherence to Investment Discipline - Advisors are expected to adhere to the
investment management styles for which they were hired. Advisors will be evaluated
regularly for adherence to investment discipline.
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
The primary objective in the investment management of Foundation assets shall be:
■ Growth and Income - V/ithin the social principles and investment guidelines of The
United Methodist Church, to maximize a balanced return of current income and
growth of principal through a portfolio diversified between stock, fixed income,
mortgages and cash equivalent investments
INVESTMENT GGIDELINES
Allowable Assets:
Cash Equivalents
■ Treasury Bills
■ Money Market Funds
Fixed Income Securities
■ U.S. Government and Agency Securities
■ Corporate Bonds and Notes
■ Mortgage Backed Bonds
■ Preferred Stock
■ Principal Real Estate Loans
■ 10% maximum in any one Corporate Bond
Equity Securities
■ Common Stocks
■ 5% maximum in any one stock
■ Convertible Notes and Bonds
■ Convertible Preferred Stocks
■ American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of Non-G.S. Companies
■ Stocks of Non-G.S. Companies (Ordinary Shares)
■ 25% Maximum in any one sector
Prohibited Assets:
Prohibited investments include, but are not limited to the following:
■ Commodities and Futures Contracts
■ Options
Prohibited Transactions:
Prohibited transactions include, but are not limited to the following:
■ Short Selling
■ Margin Transactions
All investments are to be made in accordance with the "Statement of Investment
Guidelines" by The Investment Committee of the General Council on Finance and
Administration (copy attached).
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ASSET ALLOCATION GUIDELirSES
Investment management of the assets of the aggregate Foundation
accordance with the following asset allocation guidelines:
Aggregate Asset Allocation Guidelines (at market value):
Asset Class
Allocation
Cash & Equivalents
5% of total fund
Investable Assets:
Equities
60%
Fixed Income
40%
Equity Asset Allocation Guidelines:
Stvle
Allocation
Large Capital Growth
30%
Large Capital Value
40%
Small Capital Equity
15%
International
15%
Fixed Income Allocation Guidelines:
Stvle
Allocation
Mortages
40%
shall be in
LB Govt/corp. Intermediate 60%
(Note: As mortgages mature or are paid out, the assets will be placed in intermediate
term fixed income securities.)
SPECIFIC INVESTMENT GOALS
Over the investment time horizon established in this statement (5 years), it is the goal of
the aggregate Foundation to achieve a minimum total return of 6% per year net after
expenses.
The investment goals above are the objectives of the aggregate Foundation and are not
meant to be imposed on each investment account (if more than one account is used) or
individual Investment Managers. The goal of the Investment Management Consultant,
over the investment horizon, shall be to select Investment Managers who are expected to:
1 . Meet or exceed the market index, or blended market index, shown below for each
manager:
Manager Market Index
Large Capital Value S&P 500/Russell 1000 Value
Large Capital Growth Russell 1000 Growth
Small Capital Growth Russell 2000 Growth
International EAFE GDP
Fixed Income LB Govt/Corp Intermediate
2. Display an overall level of risk in the portfolio which is consistent with the risk
associated with the benchmark specified above. Risk will be measured by the
standard deviation of quarteriy returns.
INVESTMENT TIME HORIZON
The investment time horizon for the Foundation is 5 years.
CAPITAL AVKRKETS ASSUMPTIONS
The following capital markets returns are based upon historical data (1926-1994) and
have been used to determine the specific investment goals above:
Asset Class Annualized Return
Small Cap Stocks 12.2%
Large Cap Stocks (S&P 500) 10.2%
Intermediate Govt Bonds 5.1%
90 Day T-Bills 3.7%
Expected CPI 3.1%
INVESTMENT MANAGER PERFORMANCE REVIEV^ AND EVALGATION
Performance reports generated by the Investment Management Consultant shall be
compiled at least quarterly and communicated to the Investment Committee for review.
The investment performance of total portfolios, as well as asset class components, will
be measured against commonly accepted performance benchmarks. Consideration shall
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be given to the extent to which the investment results are consistent with the overall
investment objectives, goals, and guidelines as set forth in this statement. The Investment
Committee intends to evaluate the portfolios over at least a three year period, but
reserves the right to terminate investment managers for any reason including the
following:
1. Investment performance which is significantly less than anticipated given the
discipline employed and the risk parameters established, or unacceptable justification
of poor results.
2. Significant qualitative changes to the investment management organization
including: personnel, strategy, research capabilities, organizational and business
matters, and other qualitative factors that may impact their ability to achieve the
desired investment results.
INVESTMENT POLICY REVIEW
To assure continued relevance of the guidelines, objectives, financial status and capital
markets expectations as established in this statement of investment policy, the Investment
Committee plans to review investment policy at least annually.
Adopted:
Investment Committee - 09/10/96
Board of Directors - 09/1 1/96
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BOARD OF MISSIONS,INC.FINANCIAL REPORT
CONTENTS
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS REPORT
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Balance sheets
446
Statements of revenues, expenses or distnbutions and net assets
446
Statements of cash flows
447
Notes to financial statements
448-449
Mt^GLADREY&PULLEN,Li
Certilied Public Accountants and Consultants
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS REPORT
To the Board of Trustees
Board of Missions, Inc
Raleigh, North Carolina
)!h^X H.fT''^™^'''''"'^ ''''''' °*''^'''°^^'^°*"'^'^^'°'"- ^'^ . as of December 3 1 1995
and 1994, and the related statements of revenues, expenses or distnbut.ons and net assets and cash flows
™bX ? " '^"'' ^"""^"'^ ''' '^' responsibility of the Board's management Ou
responsibility is to express an opmion on these financial statements based on our audits
Te^uTtH^!"' °"l' '"*!f '"J'"°^f'='= -^th generally accepted auditmg standards Tliose standards
r«,uire that we plan and perfom, the audit to obtam reasonable assurance about whether the financial
statements are free of matenal misstatement An audit includes exammmg, on a test basis evidence
supporting the amounts and disclosures m the financial statements An audi, also mcludes assessmg ^
accounting principles used and significant estuna.es made by management, as well as evalua.mg the overall
financial statement presentation We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opimon
b, our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, m all matenal respects the
financial position of the Board of Missions, Inc, as of December 31, 1995 and 1994, and the revenues
ITaXrJce fn " ^' "" T'' "■" '"" "°^^ "" '^^ y^'' *™ ^"'^^ - conformity" m
generally accepted accounting pnnciples
^,
''cJ'i:iUu^ /Ac££^^
Raleigh, North Carolina
May 15, 1996
446
BALANCE SHEETS
December 31, 1995 and 1994
Cash
%
230,265
$
501,191
Accounts receivable. United Methodist Foundation, Inc
4,444
9,016
Notes receivable
330,000
Interest receivable, less allowance for doubtful
interest receipts 1995 $25,500; 1994 $15,200
32,870
30,025
Mortgage loans receivable, less allowance for doubtful
loans 1995 $215,000, 1994 $150,000
2,918,087
2,229,151
Investments (Note 3)
358,450
713,366
Property (Note 4)
1,279,164
1,300,934
$
5,153,280
_$_
4,783,583
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Accounts payable
Accrued interest payable
Due to the North Carolina Conference, Southeastern Junsdictic
of the United Methodist Church
Notes payable (Note 5)
(Note 7)
121,444
16,812
86,183
92,418
138,938
182,307
5,014,342
4.601,376
$ 5,153,280 $
4,783,683
See Notes to Financial Statements
STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENSES OR
DISTRIBUTIONS AND FUND BALANCE
Years Ended December 31, 1995 and 1994
Changes in unrestncted net assets
Revenues
Interest, church loans
$ 189,949 $
164,222
Interest, other
10,087
11,944
Sale of land
383,509
Investment income. United Methodist Foundation, Inc
40,511
41,323
Ten Dollar Club Grant
17,500
Other
17,420
10,600
641,476
245,589
Expenses or distributions
Grants to churches
35,000
Salary, benefits and related expenses
128,724
92,956
Legal and accountmg
3,600
3.500
Interest expense
4,369
15.070
Depreciation
2,130
2,130
Bad debt expense
75,300
74,800
Wnte-down of mvestments
3,422
Other
14,387
8,631
228,510
235,509
Net assets
Beginning
Ending
See Notes to Fmancial Statements
447
STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS
Years Ended December 31, 1995 and 1994
Cash Flows From Operating Activities
Change in net assets
Adjustments to reconcile change m net assets
to net cash provided by operating activities:
Depreciation
Provision for uncollectible accounts
Gain on sale of land
Wnte-down (up) of mvestments
Changes m assets and liabilities
(Increase) decrease ui:
Accounts receivable
Interest receivable
Increase (decrease) m
Due to North Caroluia Conference
Accrued mterest payable
Net cash provided by operating activities
Cash Flows From Investmg Activities
Sale of land
Mortgage loans onginated
Pnncipal pa>Tnents on mortgage loans
Investment m the United Methodist Foundation
Withdrawal from the United Methodist Foundation
Net cash provided by (used in) investing
Cash Flows From Fmancmg Activities
Payments under luie of credit
Payments on note payable
Net cash used in financing activities
Net increase (decrease) in cash
Cash:
Ending
Supplemental Disclosures of Cash Flow Information
Cash payments for uiterest
Supplemental Schedule of Noncash Investmg Activities
Notes receivable for sale of land
See Notes to Fmancial Statements
$ 412,966 $
10,080
2,130
75,300
(383,509)
(3,422)
2.130
74,800
3,422
4,572
(13,145)
309
(3.443)
35,261
(3,024)
(9,957)
(4,046)
127,129
73.295
73,150
(1,196,500)
442,563
(41,662)
400,000
(618,122)
794,372
(241.633)
350,000
(322,449)
284.617
(75,606)
(183.000)
(75.562)
(75,606)
(258.562)
(270,926)
99.350
501,191
401,841
$ 230,265 $
501.191
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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Note 1. Nature of Operations and Significant Accounting Policies
Nature of operations The Board of Missions, Inc was established pnmanly to encourage the <
of new churches and the remodeling and repairing of existuig facilities by providuig financial assistance t
churches established in eastern North Carolma All loans are collateralized by a first deed of trust on th
Church property
A sununars' of the Board's significant accounting policies follows
Estimates In preparuig its financial statements, management
assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities ;
statement of revenue, expense or distnbution and changes m net
could differ from those estmiates
required to make estimates and
i of the date of the balance sheet and
ssets for the penod Actual results
Cash The Board places its cash with high quality financial
the FDIC Imut
Investments: Investments are represented ui the financial statements m the aggregate at the lower of cost or
fair market value Gams are recognized when secunties are sold and losses are recogmzed either when
secunties are sold or the aggregate cost exceeds aggregate fair market value The cost of s
determmed on a specific-identification basis
Property Property is capitalized at cost or at fair market value as of the date acquired when received by
gift. Depreciation of buildmgs is computed using the straight-line method over the assets' estimated useful
Note 2. Fair Value of Financial Instruments
The fair value for all mortgage loans and notes receivable has been estimated by discounting the projected
cash flows at December 31, 1995 and 1994 usuig the current rates at which similar loans would be made to
borrowers with similar credit ratuigs The fair value of such mortgage loans and notes receivable
approximates their carrying values
Note 3. Investments
All mvestments are deposited with the Umted Methodist Foundation. Inc. Cost and market values as of
December 31, 1995 and 1994 were as follows:
Cost
Market value
358,450
409,961
713,366
713,366
During the year ended December 31, 1994, mvestments were written down to market and the resulting
charge to the statement of revenues, expenses or distnbutions amounted to $3,422
The Board of Missions mvestment ui the Urated Methodist Foundation, Inc represents approximately I
percent of the equity of the Foundation The Foundation's net assets were approxunately $45,000,000 at
December 31, 1995 and consisted pnmanly of common stocks, fixed mcome secunties and real estate
mortgage loans
Note 4. Property
A summary of property is as follows
Undeveloped land
Land
Buildings
Less accumulated depreciation
1995
1994
s
862,695
$
882,335
340,845
340.845
85,210
85.210
1,288,750
1,308,390
9,586
7,456
$
1,279,164
$
1,300,934
449
Note 5. Notes Payable
Line of credit During 1991, the Board of Missions entered into a one-year financing agreement with a
bank to borrow up to $1,000,000. subject to review and renewal annually The agreement was renewed in
1993 The agreement was modified and renewed dunng 1994 to borrow up to $500,000 This agreement is
collateralized by deeds of trust on certain real property located m eastern North Carolina and by vanous
loans receivable
These funds are to be utilized b\ the Board of Missions for the specific purposes of grantmg loans to
churches for building programs and acquiruig undeveloped land for fiiture church sites The bark must
approve the use of the loan proceeds which the Board distnbutes.
At December 31,1 995 and 1 994, there were no balances outstanding under this Ime of credit
Note payable: In addition, m 1991 the Board issued a note payable with a face amount of $350,000,
collateralized by property in the Fayetteville distnct with a carrying value of $416,469 at December 31,
1995 The note is due in six annual instalbnents plus mterest at the rate of 8% per annum
At December 31, 1995 and 1994. the unpaid balance on the note payable was $16,812 and $92,418,
respectively The aggregate matunty durmg 1996 is $16,812
Because the borrowing rates currently available to the Board approximate the terms and average maturities
of the existing debt of the Board, the fair value of the note payable is assumed to be its carrying value
Note 6. Donated Services
The Board of Missions receives all management and admmistrative services from the North Carolina
Conference, Southeastern Junsdiction. of the Umted Methodist Church Because of the difficulty in
placmg a value on such services, no contnbution revenue or related expense has been recorded.
Note 7. Commitments
As of December 3 1, 1995, the Board of Missions had approved approximately $970,000 in new loans to
churches which had not been disbursed
Note 8. Future Reporting Requirement
The Financial Accounting Standards Board has issued SFAS No 124, Accounting for Certain Investments
Held by Not-For-Profit Organizations, which the Board has not been required to adopt as of December 3 1,
1995 The statement, which will be in effect for the Board's fiscal year begmnmg January 1. 1996, will
require that the Board report an\' mvestment in equity secunties with readily determmable fair values and
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10,906
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553
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554
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555
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556
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Index
INDEX
ABLC Compensation 274
Admin. Review Com(Q. 18) 26,154,246
Admitted
Associate Mbrs(Q.27) 160
Full Connection(Q.31) 162
Full Time Local Pastors(Q.21a) 156
Part Time Local Pastors(Q.21b) 157
Probationary(Q. 27) 160
Student Local Pastors(Q. 21c) . 158
Advance Specials, Conference . . . 202
Advocate, NC Christian 291
All Saints Celebration 319
Alphabetical Roll of Conf 359
Agency Reports 274
Annual Conference Address 0
Annual Conference Business .... 151
Annual Conference Program .... 121
Committee on 19
Appeals, Committee on 26
Appointment List 1 78
Appointments 150,178
Apportionments,Conf Sect.VI
Archives & History
Commission on 21
Report 276
Asbury Homes, Inc 16,282
Associate Mbrs 387 403
Newly Elected(Q.27) 160
Roll & Records 387,403
Retired(Q.55) 1 70
Attend School 195
Awards, Conference .... 144,146,147
Bishop, Presiding Officer 13
Annual Conference Address .... 0
Board of lnstitutions,lnc
Committee 26
Report 0
Board of Trustees,Conf 29
Report 145,312
Bonded Officers(Q.3) 151
Boundary Changes,Dist/Chg(Q.1 6) 153
Business of the Annual Conf .... 151
Daily Minutes 133
Composite Report of DSs .... 299
Disciplinary Questions 151
Cabinet 3j4
Recognition l'49
Camping (See Outdoor & Camping)
Campus Ministry, NC State
Commission on 21
Ministers List 15
Report 287
Candler Sch.of Theology 288
Certificate of Ordination 8
Chancellor 19,135
Changes Between Sessions
Appointments(Q.74) 175
Charge/District(Q.16) 153
Charges,Number of(Q.59) 172
Christian Unity/lnterreligious Concerns
Commission on 22
, Report 277
Church and Society
Commission on 22
^, Report 277
Churches,Number of(Q.59) 172
Charters,New Churches(Q.l 5) 146,153
Children's Home, Methodist
Report 284
Chronological Roll of Clergy .... 391
Churches & Charges,No.ot(Q.59) 172
Church & Community Workers ... 16
Church Charters(Q.15) 153
Church Location & Building
District Boards of 29
Claiments, Conference
Widows 101,254
Clergy Living
Committee on 26
Report 0
Colleges, Conference 15
Nominations 135,139,205
Trustees 135.139,205
Committees of the Annual Conf .. 19
Communications,CCOM
Commmittee on 22
Compensation, Equitable
Commission on 27
Report 142,213
Compensation of ABLC Clergy . . 274
Condensed Minutes 151
Conference Address 0
Conference Advance Specials . . . 202
Conference Agencies 15
Conference Budget .... 136,147,216
Conf.Cabinet Recognition 149
Conference Clergy Living Committee 26
Report 0
Conference Council on Ministries
(See Council on Ministries)
Conference Directory
Ministers 33
Widows 101
Conference Entertainment
Committee on 26
Report 0
Conference Journal 132
Editor 13,128
Conference Mbrs
College Students 105
Lay Mbrs 105
At Large Mbrs 117
Youth & Young Adult Mbrs . . 105
Diaconal Mbrs 118
Clergy Mbrs 33,359
Conference Program 121
Conference Rules 127
Committee on 26
Report 135
Conference RunAValk 148,149
Conference Secretary 13,136
Conference Statistician 13,136
Conference Treasurer 13,136
Conference Staff Relations,
Committee on 26
Report 209
Conference Structure 128
Conference Trustees
Board of 29
Report 145,312
Congregational Development
Commission on 22
Report 278
Index
Continuing Education, Committee on 26
Report 247
COSROW 25
Report 296
Council on Ministries, Conf.
Budget Committee 21
Charter 135,197
Conference COM Mbrs 20
SEJ Admin. Council Report . . . 307
Nominations 135,139,205
Program Calendar & Advance
Specials 135,139,200
Report 200
Staff 14
Courtesies & Introduction
Committee on 19
Deacons
Elected/Ordained(Q.27) . . . 6,8,160
Certificate 8
Continuation(Q.29) 161,403
Daily Minutes 133
Committee on 19
Deceased Clergy Mbrs 354
This Yr(Q.47) 166,320,354
Memoirs 321
Memorial Service 319
Deceased Widows/Spouses of
Clergy 320
Memoirs 338
Diaconal Ministries
Appointments 1 78
Consecrated(Q.63) 7,174
Report 135,209
Records 389
Roll 406
Director/Christian Education .... 210
Directory, Conference 33
Directors of Music 210
Directory, Meth.Hdqtrs.Bldg. .. 13,14
(See Inside Front Cover)
Disability
Joint Committee on 27
Report 142,211
Disaster Preparedness
Committee on 22
Report 279
Disciplinary Questions 151
Discontinued Churches(Q. 15c) .. 153
Dist/Charge Boundary Chgs(Q.16) 153
Dist.Bds.of Church Loc.& BIdg ... 29
Dist.Committees on Ministry 29
District Conference Records
Committee on 19
District Lay Leaders 29,153
District Superintendents 14
Appointments 1 78
Composite Report 299
Duke Divinity Report 289
Duke Endowment Report 301
Education
Commission on 22
Report 279
Educational Institutions
(See Methodist Colleges)
Elders
Certification of Ordination 8
Elected/Ordained(Q.31) . . . 6,8,162
Roll & Record 359,391
Entertainment Committee 26
Episcopacy
Committee on 27
Report 136,303
Equitable Compensation
Commission on 27
Fund 213
Report 142,213
Salary Schedule(Q.9) .... 152,213
Ethnic Local Church Concerns
Committee on 23
Report 280
Evangelism, Commission on 23
Report 281
Finance & Administration
Conf.Budget 136,147,216
Council on 27
Recommendations 216
Report 136,137,147,216
Rules 131,216
Foundation,The United Methodist,lnc.
Board of Operations . . . Section VI
Report 312
Francis Asbury Award 146
Full Connection, Clergy in
Chronological Roll 391
DeceasecTThis Yr(Q.47) . . 166,320
New Mbrs(Q.31) 6,8,162
Roll & Record 359,391
General & SEJ Conf.Delegation 117,148
Golden Cross Report 283
Health & Human Services
Commission on 23
Asbury Homes, Inc 16
Golden Cross 283
Meth.Home for Children .... 284
Meth. Retirement Homes .... 285
Report 281
Higher Education & Campus Ministry
Commission on 23
Candler School of Theology . . 288
Duke Divinity School 289
Report 286
Historical Statement 355
Honorable Location(q.43) 165
Housing Exclusion Allowance . . . 261
lnclusiveness,NC Conf.Plan of 145,234
Institutions, Inc., Board of 26
Insurance
Committee on 27
Report 144,145,228
Schedule/Rates 228
Investigation Committees
Diaconal Ministry(Q.61) .. 28,174
Ordained Ministry(Q.18) . . 28,154
Joint Committee on Disability
(See Disability)
Joint Review Committee(Q. 18)... . 154
Journal
Conference Rules 127
Of Proceedings 133
Key Taylor Town & Country Award 146
Laity
Commission on 23
Lay Person of Yr Award.. 10,137,304
Orientation 1 34
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Index
Report 134,290
Lay Leader
Conference(Q.14) 13,153
District(Q.14) 29,153
Report 137,138,290
Lay Mbrs of Annual Conf 105
At Large 117
College Students 117
Diaconal Ministers 118
Youth & Young Adult 105
Lay Person of the Year . . . 10,137,304
Leave of Absence(Q.49) .... 168,194
Legislation of the Annual Conference
All Agencies 197
Local Churches
Discontinued(Q.15c) 153
Merged(Q.15b) 153
Name Changes(Q.l 5e) 153
Organ ized(Q. 15a) 153
Transferred{Q.15f) 153
Local Pastors
Full Time Roll & Record . 156,404
Part Time Roll & Record . 157,405
Attending School 195
Retired(Q.57) 141,171
Student 158,405
This Yr(Q.21) 156
Location, Honorable(Q.43) 165
Members,Number of Clergy(Q.60) 173
Memoirs 321
Committee on 19
Memorials 321
Deceased This Yr 166,320
Memorial Service 140,319
Memoirs 321
Speaker 319
Methodist Colleges
Presidents 15
Methodist Foundation, Inc.
Board of Operations . . . Section VI
Report 312
Methodist Home for Children, Inc.
Report 284
Methodist Board of Publication, Inc.
Board of 28
Report 291
Methodist Retirement Homes,lnc.
Report 285
Trustees 140,208
Ministerial Education Fund 249
Ministers
Deceased 354
Deceased This Yr(Q.47) 166,320,354
Honorable Location(Q.43) ... 165
Number of(Q.60) 173
Ministers' Moving Day 0
Ministers' Moving Expense
Committee on 28
Report 142,231
Ministers'Transition Fund 262
Ministries, Conference Council on
Nominations 135,139,205
Report 276
Staff 14
Ministries to Women/Crisis Pregnancies/
Unborn Children,Task Force 141,233
Ministry (See Ordained Ministry)
Min.Salary Schedule(Q.9) ... 152,213
Minutes, Annual Conference .... 133
Committee on 19
Daily 133
Report 148
Missionaries, Home 16
Missions, Agencies 16
Commission on 24
Report 291
Missions. Inc., Board of
Board of Operations . . . Section VI
Moving Day 0
Moving Expense, Ministers'
Committee on 28
Report 142,231
Musicians, Minister/Directors ... 210
Native American Ministry,
Committee on 24
Report 292
NC Council of Churches
House of Delegates 24
NC Christian Advocate Reprt ... 291
NC Pastors' School 250
New Charters^Congregations . 146,153
Nominating Committee, Conf 28
Report 135,139,205
Number of
Charges(Q.59) 1 72
Churches(Q.59) 172
Clergy Mbrs(Q.60) 1 73
Office of Planned Giving .... 15,312
Officers, Conference 13
Official Roll 359
Ordained Ministry
Board of 28
Certificate 8
Continuing Ed Report 247
District Committees on 29
Ministerial Education Fund . . . 249
NC Pastors'School Report ... 250
Number of(Q. 60) 173
Pastoral Care Report 251
Psychological Testing Report . 252
Reports 133,135,244
Residency in Ord.Min 253
Ordinations, Elder/Deacon
6,8,138,160,162
Organization
Boards, Commissions, etc 21
Of the Conference 135,151
Rules & Procedure 127,135
Outdoor & Camping Ministries
Committee on 24
Report 293
Partners in Caring,NC Conf . . 140,306
Passing of Character
Clergy(Q.17) 133,154
District Superintendents .. 133,154
Pastoral
Appointments 150,178
Records 359,391
Pastoral Care Committee
Report 251
Pastors' School, NC
Board of Managers Report . . . 250
Past Serv.Pen.Liab.Task Force 140,307
Pensions
Index
IV
Board of 29
Annuity Rate 257
Past Yrs. Pension Credit 271
Plan 253
Report 141,253
Peru, Covenant Task Force . . 142,271
Prison Ministry & Reform
Commmittee on 24
Report 294
Probationary Mbrs
Admitted(Q.27) 6,8,160
Continued(Q.29) 161,403
Discontinued(Q.42) 165
Elected(Q.27) 6,8,160
Roll & Record 403
Program, Conference 121
Publishing House, Methodist
Report 141
Publication, Methodist
Board of 28
Report 291
Quadrennial Agencies/Officers ... 20
Questions, Business 151
Records
Clergy 359
Associate Mbrs 387
Diaconal Ministers 389
Registration of Delegates
Committee on 19
Religion & Race
Commission on 24
Report 294
Reports of Annual Conference
All Agencies 274
Resolutions & Reference
Committee on 19
Report 140,143,272
Resolutions
Living Our Discipline .. 141,272
Misplaced Priorities .... 143,272
Planning Events 140,273
RepealAVeapons Act . . . 143,273
Retirees
This Yr{Q.54a) .7,141,169,195,255
Previously(Q.54b) 169,195
Recognition 141
Retirement Homes
Report 285
Trustees 140,208
Review Committee,Administrative
Committee on(Q.18) 26,154
Rolls
Appts. Beyond Local Church 191,274
Associate Mbrs(Q. 2 7) 160,387,403
Candidacy(Q.19) 154
Conf.Members/FC-Alphabetical 359
Conf.Members/FC-Cnronological 391
DeceasedMinisters(Q.47)1 66,320,354
Directory, Conference 33
Leave of Absence(Q.49) . . 168,194
Local Pastors(Q.21) 156,404
Probationary Mbrs(Q.28,29) 160,403
Retired This Yr .... 6,141,195,255
Retired LPs(Q.57) . . . 141,171,404
Sabbatical Leave(Q.52) 168
Student(Q.21c) 158,405
Widows 101
Rules. Conference Committee on . 26
Of Order & Procedure .. . 127,135
RunAValkforHunger/HumanNd 148,149
Sabbatical Leave(Q.52) 168
Salary Schedule (Min.Sal.) . . . 152,213
Scholarship Awards 144
Scouting Awards 146
Secretary, Conference 13
SEJ Admin Council 307
SEJ Conf. Delegation 117
Special Appointments 191
Staff Recognitions 147,149
State of Church Address 0
Statistician, Conference 13
Report 145,310
Status & Role of Women
Commission on 25
Report 296
Stewardship
Commission on 25
Report 297
Student Local Pastors
Alphabetical Roll(Q.2 1c) . 158,405
Superintendents, District
Appointments 14,178
Composite Report 299
Tellers, Committee on 19
Transfer of Clergy
In & Out(Q.36,35,41)... 162,164,165
Transition Fund, Ministers' 262
Treasurer, Conference 13
Apportionments SectVI
Report Section VI
Trustees, Conf.Board of 29
Report 145,312
Trustee Nominations ... 135,139,205
United Methodist Foundation, Inc. . 16
Report 312
United Methodist Men
Report 314
United Methodist Publishing House
Report 141
United Methodist Women
Report 314
United Methodist Youth
Report 316
Vision 2000 Initiative 0
Widows/Spouses ofDeceased Clergy 101
Widows/Spouses of Clergy
Roll, Deceased This Yr 320
Memoirs 338
Women,Crisis Preg./Unborn Children
Task Force 141,233
Women, The Status & Role of
Commission on 25
Report 296
Women, United Methodist
President 13
Report 314
Worship
Commission on 25
Report 298
Youth Ministries
Council on 25
President 13
Lay Mbrs 105
Report 316
CONFEREMCE-RELATED AGENCIES
Methodist Building (All Agencies), P O Box 10955, Raleigh, MC 27605 919-832-9560
^ or 1-800-849-4433 or FAX 919-834-7989
ADDRESSUNE (Church & Oergy Addresses) 1-800-874-3211
INFOSERV (General Church InKhnation) 1-800-251-8140
American Bible Society, Alice Ball, Gen.Sec, 1865 Broadway, NY. NY 10023 212-581-7400
Asbury Homes.inc.Thomas LWa(den,Pres.,POBox 18832,Raleigh,NC 27619 .... 919-554-1284
CAMPS:
Chestnut Ridqe.Bill Howington,Mgr/Dir,4300CampChestnutRidgeRd,Enand 27243.. 9 19-304-3900
^ ^ ^ K a or FAX 919-563-3559
Don Lee,John A.Farmer,Mgr/Dir,315 Camp Don Lee Rd.,Arapahoe,NC 28510 . . 919-249-1106
or 1-800-53^-5475 or FAX 919-249-0497
Kerr Lake,POBox 220,Middleburq,NC 27556 (MAY THROUGH OCTOBER) 919-438-3487
Rockfish.Dennis Tawney,Mgr/Dir^t.l,Box 15,Parkton,NC 28371 910-425-3529
^ ^ or FAX 910-425-8665
CHILDREN'S HOME
Rufus H. Stark ll,Pres.,POBox 12605,Raleigh,NC 27605 . . 919-833-2834 or FAX 919-755-1833
Kevin Rippin,Editor,PdBox 508,Greensboro,NC 27402 . . . 910-272-1196 or FAX 910-271-6634
COKESBORY feOOK STORE
Lou B. Jenninqs,Mqr.,1669 N.Market Dr., Raleigh 27609 . . 919-872-8810 or FAX 919-876-8764
Nat.Headquarters,2Dl 8th Ave.S.,P O Box SOfNashville.TN 37202 1-800-672-1789
COLLEQESr
Duke University
Nannerl O.Keohane,Pres.,Duke Gniver., Durham 27706... 919-684-2424 or FAX 919-684-3050
Louisburq Colleqe
Ronalcf L.MayTres.,501 N.Main St.,Louisburg 27549 . . 919-496-2521 or FAX 919-496-7141
Methodist College
M. Elton Hendricks. Pres.. 5400 Ramsey St..Fayetteville,NC 28311 910-630-7005
or 1 -800-488-7 1 1 0 or FAX 9 1 0-630-2 1 23
NC Wesleyan College
John B: White. P?es..3400 N.Wesleyan Blvd.,Rocky Mount 27804 919-985-5100
or 1-800-488-6292 or FAX 919-977-3701
CONFERENCE CONSTRUCTION COORDINATOR
Gary Smith, P O Box 5544, Gary. NC 27512 919-880-1300
CONFERENCE MISSIONARY SECRETARY
Jesse C. Staton, Jr.. 2325 Mebane Oaks Rd..Mebane,NC 27302 919-563-3375
Conference Secretary, James H. CoUe,POBcK 10955,Raleigh,NC 27605 919-832-9560
OT 1-800-849-4433 or FAX 919-834-7989
Conference Statistician. George D. Speake,POBoK 376.ShaIlotte,NC 28459 910-754-4840
or FAX 910-754-3352
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, NC
Collins Kilbum,1307 Glenwood Ave., Ste.l62,Raleigh27605.. 919-828-6501 or FAX 919-834-7989
CtlRRIC-a-PHONE (Sunday School Cuniculuin inf^ 1-800-251-8591
Discipleship, Brd. of,POBox 840,Nashville,TN 37202 615-340-7200
DUKE DIVINITY SCHOOL
Dennis M. Campbell,Duke Divinity School,Durham 27706.. 919-660-3434 or FAX 919-660-3473
DUKE ENDOWMENT
W. Joseph Mann,Dir.,Rur.Ch.Div.,POBox51307,ShannonPlazaSta., Durham 27717. 919-489-3359
or FAX 919-489-3350
Duke Medical Center, Durham. NC 27710 919-684-81 1 1 or (PATIENT INFO) 919-684-2410
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION. CONFERENCE COUNCIL ON
Cashar W. Evans. Jr.,Pres.,69 Poteskeet Tr., Kitty Hawk.NC 27949-3510 919-261-8282
Finance & Admin.,Gen.Coun.on,1200 Davis St.,Evanston,IL 60201 708-869-3345
Global Ministries,Brd.of,475 Riverside Dr.,New York.NY 101 i5 212-870-3600
Golden Cross. Richard C Vauqhan,Dir.,825 Estes 6r., Chapel Hill,NC 27514 919-967-7546
HINTON RURAL LIFE CENTER
A. Clay Smith,Ex.Dir.,POBox 27,HayesvilleJNC 28904 704-389-8336
Robeson Co. Church & Community Ctr..210 E.15th St.,Lumberton.NC 28358 .... 910-738-5204
THE INTERPRETER
Ralph E. Baker.Editor.POBox 320.Nashville,TN 37202 513-222-7087
Lake Junaluska Assarnbiy.BcK 67,Lake Junaluska.riC 28745 704-452-2881
or 1-800-222-4930 or FAX 704-452-2881
LAY LEADER. CONFERENCE
Robby Lowry, Rt. 3, Box 254. Rowland. NC 28383 910-521-4629
ORDAINED MINISTRY, BOARD OF
Roqer V. Elliott, Chair,228 W.Edenton St..Raleigh,NC 27603 919-832-7535
NEVAVORLD OUTLOOK
Alma Graham, Ex. Ed.,475 Riverside Dr..RM 1328,NY,NY 10115 212-678-6050
Pensions, Brd.of, 1201 Davis St.,Evanston,lL 60201 312-869-4550 or 1-800-851-2201
respoKse/neW world outLook
Serv.Ctr., GBGM, 7820 Reading Rd.-Caller #1800, Cincinnati, OH 45222-1800
RETIREMENT HOMES
Meth.Ret.Homes.lnc. Reginald W. Ponder. Pres., 3308 Chap.Hill Blvd. Durham27707.. 9 19-489-4249
^ ^ or FAX 919-489-7342
Methodist Retirement Community in Durham/Coble Health Care Center,
Paul W.AIverson,Jr.,Admin.,26i6 Erwin Rd.. Durham 27705 919-383-2567
or FAX 919-383-1376
Cypress Glen.Laurie Stallings,Admin.,100 Hickory St.,Greenviile 27858 1-800-669-2835
or FAX 919-830-0411
Quail Haven Village,Danny Sanford,Admin.,200 Blake Blvd.,Pinehurst 28374 . . . 910-295-2294
or FAX 910-295-2379
Wesley Pines,Paul G.Bunn, Admin.. 1000 Wesley Pines Rd..Lumberton 28358 . . . 910-738-9691
or FAX 910-738-8905
SEJ ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL
Gordon C. Goodgame. Exec. Dir.,Box 67J_ake Junaiuska.NC 28745 704-452-2881
UMM Conf. Pres.. Samuel C. Hodqes, Jr.,P6Box 627, Durham, NC 27702 919-682-0379
UMWConf. Pres., Jeanne Rouse.FOBox 1642.Laurinburg,NC 28353-1642 910-277-1350
UMY Conf. Pres., Will C. Simpson III, 1218 Edgewood Ave., Burlington, NC 27215 . 910-226-0738
UNITED METHODIST FOUNDATION, INC.
Uoyd M. Vk/haley, Pres., POBox 51099, Durham, NC 27717 919-489-8044
UPPER ROOM
Janice T. Grana, Editor, 1908 Grand Ave.,Nashville,TN 37202 615-340-7284
Western NC Annual Conference Headquarters, POBox 18005,Charlotte,NC 28218.. 704-535-2260
or i -800-562-7929 or FAX 704-567-6 1 1 7
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