New Mexico District Journal 2014.pdf

ONE HUNDRED FIRST Annual Assembly Journal

of the New Mexico District

Church of the Nazarene Session held at

Roswell, New Mexico

First Church of the Nazarene

June 26-27, 2014

Dr. David A. Busic Dr. J. Fred Huff

General Superintendent District Superintendent

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The 2014 New Mexico District Ordinands

Pictured Left to Right:

Dr. J. Fred Huff, District Superintendent, Ken Yocom, District Secretary, Korey and Lauren Frazier, Christopher Paul and

Judy Baker, Sharon and David Entrot , Fred and Monica Rodriguez , Wayne and Paula Vaughan,

and Dr. David Busic, General Superintendent

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Pictured Left to Right:

Ken Yocom, District Secretary, Dr. J. Fred Huff, District Superintendent, Melisa and Alejandro Torres Kroll,

and Dr. David Busic, General Superintendent

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NEW MEXICO DISTRICT ASSEMBLIES

No. Year Location Host Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec.

1st 1914 Artesia R. E. Dunham H. F. Reynolds R. E. Dunham L. P. Fretwell 2nd 1915 Hasell L. P. Fretwell P. F. Bresee R. E. Dunham L. P. Fretwell 3rd 1916 LaLande H. G. King J. W. Goodwin R. E. Dunham Thomas Ahren 4th 1917 5th 1918 Portales A. K. Scott H. F. Reynolds Threadgill Wm. P. Hart 6th 1919 Roswell M. L. Cagle H. F. Reynolds H. C. Cagle W. K. Twyeffort 7th 1920 Deming McClanahan J. W. Goodwin C. W. Davis Wm. P. Hart 8th 1921 Portales A. K. Scott R. T. Williams C. W. Davis Wm. P. Hart 9th 1922 Albuquerque L. L. Gaines H. F. Reynolds C. W. Davis Wm. P. Hart

10th 1923 Artesia T. V. Cox J. W. Goodwin C. W. Davis Wm. P. Hart 11th 1924 Portales A. K. Scott R. T, Williams J. F. Roberts Wm. P. Hart 12th 1925 Hagerman W. A. Huffman H. F. Reynolds J. F. Roberts Wm. P. Hart 13th 1926 Capitan D. A. Davis J. W. Goodwin J. F. Roberts Wm. P. Hart 14th 1927 Portales R. C. Gunstream J. W. Goodwin E. E. Hale Wm. P. Hart 15th 1928 Artesia W. A. Huffman H. F. Reynolds E. E. Hale Wm. P. Hart 16th 1929 Clovis M. A. Hartline R. T. Williams E. E. Hale Wm. P. Hart 17th 1930 Roswell W. A. Huffman H. F. Reynolds A. K. Scott Wm. P. Hart 18th 1931 Portales J. M. Tyson H. F. Reynolds A. K. Scott Wm. P. Hart 19th 1932 Artesia Erwin Benson R. T. Williams B. F. Harris Wm. P. Hart 20th 1933 Clovis Walter Orr J. B. Chapman B. F. Harris Wm. P. Hart 21st 1934 Roswell W. A. Huffman J. W. Goodwin B. F. Harris Wm. P. Hart 22nd 1935 Portales J. A. Briece R. T. Williams B. F. Harris Wm. P. Hart 23rd 1936 Artesia E. Poole J. B. Chapman B. F. Harris H. B. Hughes 24th 1937 Clovis C. Harrison J. W. Goodwin B. F. Harris A. I. Metcalf 25th 1938 El Paso F. R. Franklin R. T. Williams R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 26th 1939 Clovis C. Harrison J. W. Goodwin R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 27th 1940 Artesia B. G. Sanders R. T. Williams R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 28th 1941 Albuquerque V. B. Atteberry J. B. Chapman R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 29th 1942 Clovis U. V. Langford H. V. Miller R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 30th 1943 Portales R. E. Bebout R. T. Williams R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 31st 1944 Albuquerque V. B. Atteberry H. V. Miller R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 32nd 1945 El Paso Harold Morris J. B. Chapman R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 33rd 1946 Albuquerque E. Armstrong H. C. Powers R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 34th 1947 Capitan J. S. Collins G. B. Williamson R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf

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No. Year Location Host Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec.

35th 1948 Capitan J. S. Collins H. V. Miller R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 36th 1949 Albuquerque F. Armstrong O. J. Nease R. C. Gunstream A. I. Metcalf 37th 1950 Capitan l.A. McClain H. C. Powers R. C. Gunstream L. J. Crenshaw 38th 1951 Capitan T. A. McClain Samuel Young R. C. Gunstream L. I. Crenshaw 39th 1952 Capitan T. A. McClain D. I. Vanderpool R. C. Gunstream L. J. Crenshaw 40th 1953 Capitan J. F. McClung G. B. Williamson R. C. Gunstream L. J. Crenshaw 41st 1954 Clovis E. Armstrong Samuel Young R. C. Gunstream C. G. Ponsford 42nd 1955 Albuquerque C. G. Ponsford G. B. Williamson R. C. Gunstream C. G Ponsford 43rd 1956 Roswell W. T. Gash H. C. Benner R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 44th 1957 El Paso Harold Morris D. I. Vanderpool R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 45th 1958 Clovis J. P. Tucker H. C. Powers R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 46th 1959 Albuquerque L. Holman Samuel Young R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 47th 1960 Capitan J. K. Abney G. B. Williamson R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 48th 1961 Capitan J. K. Abney V. H, Lewis R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 49th 1962 Capitan H. Cannon H. C. Benner R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 50th 1963 Capitan B. L. McNew D. I. Vanderpool R. C. Gunstream K. 0. Frey 51st 1964 Capitan B. L. McNew G. B. Williamson R. C. Gunstream E. D. McClaflin 52nd 1965 Capitan U. M. Power Jr. Samuel Young R. C. Gunstream E. D. McClaflin 53rd 1966 Capitan Jess Rains H. C. Powers Harold W. Morris E. D. McClaflin 54th 1967 El Paso Fred Fike V. H. Lewis Harold W. Morris E. D. McClaflin 55th 1968 Albuquerque J. Melton Thomas George Coulter Harold W. Morris George M. Lake 56th 1969 Capitan C. F. Sanders Eugene L. Stowe Harold W. Morris George M. Lake 57th 1970 Clovis G. M. Lake Orville W. Jenkins Harold W. Morris George M. Lake 58th 1971 Capitan Harold Cartwright Samuel Young Harold W. Morris George M. Lake 59th 1972 Roswell Raymond D. Morrison V. H. Lewis Harold W. Morris George M. Lake 60th 1973 Capitan Harold Cartwright Eugene L. Stowe Harold W Morris Jim Tracy 61st 1974 El Paso L. Wayne Quinn V. H. Lewis Harold W. Morris Jim Tracy 62nd 1975 Albuquerque Ronald Greeno Charles H. Strickland Harold W. Morris James W. Tharp 63rd 1976 El Paso L. Wayne Quinn Orville W. Jenkins Harold W. Morris James W. Tharp 64th 1977 Clovis Gerald Woods Eugene L. Stowe Harold W. Morris Douglas Halsted 65th 1978 Albuquerque Joseph D. Wright William M. Greathouse Harold W. Morris Douglas Halsted 66th 1979 El Paso David A. Slamp George Coulter Harold W. Morris Douglas Haisted 67th 1980 Clovis Leon F. Wyss V. H. Lewis Harold W. Morris Douglas Haisted 68th 1981 Albuquerque Joseph D. Wright Charles H. Strickland Harold W. Morris Douglas Halsted 69th 1982 El Paso David A. Slamp Orville W. Jenkins Leon F. Wyss Douglas Halsted

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No. Year Location Host Pastor Gen. Supt. Dist. Supt. Dist. Sec. 70th 1983 Clovis Wallace R. Reneger Orville W. Jenkins Leon F. Wyss Douglas Halsted 71st 1984 Albuquerque Paul H. HetrickJr. Eugene L. Stowe Leon F. Wyss Douglas Halsted 72nd 1985 El Paso Conley Henderson Eugene L. Stowe Leon F. Wyss Douglas Halsted 73rd 1986 Albuquerque Paul H. Hetrick Jr. John A. Knight Leon F. Wyss David R. Morris 74th 1987 Clovis Dan LaPaglia John A. Knight Leon F. Wyss David R, Morris 75th 1988 El Paso Conley Henderson Charles H. Strickland Leon F. Wyss David R. Morris 76th 1989 Roswell Phil Lunn John A. Knight Leon F. Wyss David R. Morris 77th 1990 Clovis Dan LaPaglia Raymond W. Hum Allen H. Dace David R. Morris 78th 1991 El Paso Lawrence A. Lacher Raymond W. Hum Allen H. Dace David R. Morris 79th 1992 Roswell William H. Bland Eugene L. Stowe Allen H. Dace Jimmy J. Lynch 80th 1993 Albuquerque Robert J. Shephard Eugene L. Stowe Allen H. Dace John W. Drusedum 81st 1994 Clovis Kevin F. O’Connor Donald D. Owens Woodie J. Stevens John W. Drusedum 82nd 1995 El Paso Alan E. Johnson Donald D. Owens Woodie J. Stevens John W. Drusedum 83rd 1996 Roswell Ronald E. Ellington Jerald D. Johnson Woodie J. Stevens John W. Drusedum 84th 1997 Albuquerque Mark Bane Jerald D. Johnson Woodie J. Stevens John W. Drusedum 85th 1998 Clovis Ed Abla John A. Knight Woodie J. Stevens R. Allen Schlegel 86th 1999 El Paso Alan E. Johnson John A. Knight Woodie J. Stevens R. Allen Schlegel 87th 2000 Albuquerque William B. Nielson William J. Prince Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 88th 2001 Roswell Melvin K. Rigsby William J. Prince Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 89th 2002 Albuquerque Mark Bane Paul G. Cunningham Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 90th 2003 Clovis J. Vaughn Gossman Paul G. Cunningham Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 91st 2004 Albuquerque William B. Nielson James H. Diehl Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 92nd 2005 Roswell Melvin K. Rigsby James H. Diehl Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 93rd 2006 Albuquerque William Nielson Nina G. Gunter Woodie J. Stevens J. D. Sailors 94th 2007 Clovis Darwin Speicher Nina G. Gunter J. Fred Huff Kenneth P. Yocom 95th 2008 Albuquerque Mark Bane Jerry D. Porter J. Fred Huff Kenneth P. Yocom 96th 2009 El Paso Fred Grenier Jerry D. Porter J. Fred Huff Kenneth P. Yocom 97th 2010 Albuquerque William B. Nielson J.K. Warrick J. Fred Huff Kenneth P. Yocom 98th 2011 Albuquerque William B. Nielson J.K. Warrick J. Fred Huff Kenneth P. Yocom 99th

100th 101st

2012 2013 2014

Albuquerque Roswell Clovis

William B. Nielson TBA TBA

David W.Graves David W. Graves David A. Busic

J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff

Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom

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Contents

Page

I. Official Directory………………………………………………..…9

A. District Officers…………………………………………………………9

B. District Boards and Standing Committees…………………...….11

C. District Auxiliary Organizations…………………………………...14

D. Mission Strategy Areas………………………………………………21

E. District Church Directory …………………………………..……...23

F. Roll of Ordained Elders……………………………………...………45

G. Roll of Ordained Deacons……………………………...……..…….55

H. Roll of Licensed Ministers…………………………………………...55

I. Commissioned Minister of Christian Education………..………58

J. Commissioned Minister of Music…………………………….…….58

K. Evangelists, Commissioned……………………………………..…58

L. Song Evangelist, Commissioned ………………………………...58

II. General Information……………...……………………………………….58

III. Plan of Examination………………...…………………………………….60

IV. Daily Proceedings……………………………………………..………….63

V. Reports…………………………..……………………………………..…..67

A. District Officers…………………………………………………..….67

1. District Superintendent……………………………………..67

2. District SDMI Chairman……………………………………73

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3. NMI President………………………………….…………...75

4. NYI President…………………………………………………76

5. Bonita Park Camp Director………………………….……76

B. District Boards and Standing Committees……………………….77

1. Advisory Board………………………………………………..77

2. Board of Ministry………………………….………………..79

C. Assembly Committees………………………………………………..83

1. Finance Committee…………………………………….…..83

2. Education Committee………………………………………94

3. Journal Committee …………………………………….…….96

4. Nominating Committee……………………………..……….96

VI. Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries………..…..…….98

A. NMI Convention……………………………………………………98

B. SDMI Convention………………………………………….……....105

VII. Financial and Statistical………………………….....……..…….…..107

A. Auditor’s Report………………………………………………...…107

B. District Treasurer’s Report………………………………………..111

C. Supplemental Statistical Report ………………………….………114

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I. Official Directory

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

General Superintendent in Jurisdiction—

Dr. David A. Busic Global Ministry Center

17001 Prairie Star Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66220 (913-577-0500)

District Office—P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059-0640 (505-286-5515)

District Superintendent—Dr. J. Fred Huff (Dinah), 16 Paseo de Paz

(Mail: P.O. Box 640), Tijeras, NM 87059 (E-mail: [email protected];

Fax: 505-286-5517; office 505-286-5515; home: 505-286-5516;

Web Site: www.nmnaz.com Campground: 575-336-4963; cell: 505-918-6212)

District Treasurer/Administrative Assistant to the District Superintendent

Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 -5004

(E-mail [email protected] Fax 575-763-1568; 575-763-4831)

District Secretary—Ken Yocom, 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM 88240

(E-mail: [email protected] , 575-392-8059, cell: 575-441-5845)

District Chairman SDMI—Dean Coonradt, 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad, NM

88220 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-885-5556)

District NMI President—William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. N.W., Albuquerque,

NM 87109 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-823-1514)

District NYI President— Yeager, Walter, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101

(E-mail: [email protected]; 575-762-2601)

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mailto:[email protected]





District E-Newsletter Managing Editor for THE MISSION - Dinah Huff,

PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87058; E-mail:[email protected].

District Campground Manager—Stan Yocom, Bonita Park Nazarene

Camp and Conference Center, HC 71, Box 1159, Capitan, NM 88316

(Web Site www.bonitapark.com E-mail: [email protected];

fax: 575-336-4083; 575-336-4404)

Southwest Latin American District Superintendent— Dr. Alberto Guang, 39

West Palmdale Apt. B., Tucson, AZ 85714

Southwest Native American District Superintendent—Dr. John Nells

P.O. Box 520, Winslow, AZ 86047-0520 (fax: 520-657-3368; 520-657-3367)

Point Loma Nazarene University —Dr. Bob Brower, President

3900 Lomaland Drive, San Diego, CA 92106 (619-849-2200)

Website: www.pointloma.edu

Office of University Advancement

3900 Lomaland Drive, San Diego, CA 92106

Phone (619-849-2302); Fax (619-849-2616)

E-mail: [email protected]

Senior Director of Planned Giving— Dr. Steve Seelig,

E-mail: [email protected]; Phone (619-849-2516)

District Planned Giving Advisor:

Beth Lindsey, 1467 NM236, Portales, NM 88130, (505-356-2802)

E-mail: [email protected]

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http://www.bonitapark.com/

http://www.pointloma.edu/



Church of the Nazarene Foundation— President Ken Roney, 13795 S. Mur-Len

Rd., Suite 101, Olathe, KS 66062 (866-273-2549)

Nazarene Bible College— President Harold Graves Jr., 1111 Academy Park

Loop, Colorado Springs, CO 80910

(Website: 222.nbc.edu; E-mail: [email protected]; 800-873-3873)

Nazarene Theological Seminary— President TBD, 1700 E. Meyer Blvd., Kansas

City, MO 64131 (fax: 816-333-6271; 816-333-6254)

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. Advisory Board

J. Fred Huff (Chairman), P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059 (505-286-5515)

Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-763-4831)

Saurabh Emmanuel, 9416 Cactus Trail Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

(505-890-6525)

Larry Fry, 3101 Mesa Verde St., Roswell, NM 88201 (575-625-0904)

Mike Howe, 100 Rover Blvd., Los Alamos, NM 87544 (505-672-3036)

Richard Hutchison, HC 71, Box 1161-B, Capitan, NM 88316 (575-336-2972)

Arnie Leidy, PO Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (505-449-8181)

William B Nielson , 9014 Liberty Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514)

Ken Yocom, 1400 E. Cimarron Rd., Hobbs, NM 88240 (575-392-8059)

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2. Camp Board

Ex Officio Members—J. Fred Huff, Walter Yeager, Joel Burdell, Dean Coonradt,

William Nielson, and Jesse Pape,

District Advisory Board Representative—Ken Yocom

Ministerial Members— (terms to expire 2014) Jaron Graham, Richard Hutchison,

Arnie Leidy and Chris Yocom

Lay Members—(terms to expire 2015) Larry Fry, Bruce Haley, Mike Howe and Sue

Hutchison

3. Church Extension Board

District Advisory Board

4. Home Missions Board


5. Church Properties


6. Court of Appeals

(Terms to expire 2015)

J. Fred Huff (chairman), Ken Yocom, William Nielson, Joel Burdell, Tom Battin

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7. Board of Ministry

J. Fred Huff; (terms to expire 2015) Alan Granat, Darrin Milgrim, Arnie Leidy,

David West, (terms to expire 2016) Richard Hutchison, Larry Lacher, Ernie

Tennefos, Tim Brunk (terms to expire 2017) Randy Elftman, William Nielson, Ken

Yocom, Vaughn Gossman. (terms to expire 2018) Pete Myers, Bill Belgie, Mario

Mejicanos, Stan Yocom

8. Barrier Removal/ Restoration Committee

J. Fred Huff (chairman), William Nielson, Ernestine Tennefos, Tim Brunk and Ken

Yocom

9. District Chaplaincy Director

Darryl Tennefos

10. District NewStart Coordinator

Arnie Leidy

11. District Nazarene Disaster Response Coordinator

Mary Jimenez

12. Trustees to Point Loma Nazarene University

Dr. J. Fred Huff, Dean Coonradt (2015)

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C. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

2014 1. NMI District Officers, Mission Area Chairs and Missionaries

Executive Committee President – William B. Nielson (2013), 9014 Liberty Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109

(E-mail: [email protected]; 505-823-1514, 505-822-0000) Vice President - Tom Crider (2014), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124

(E-mail: [email protected]; 505-722-9249) Secretary - Wanda McCord (2014),1909 Grayson, Clovis, NM 88101

(E-mail: [email protected]; 575-769-0260) Treasurer - Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101

(E-mail: [email protected]; 575-763-4831) Mission Call coordinator – Susan Torres (2013), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201

(E-mail: [email protected]; 575-623-0201) Tim Brunk (2013), 1500 Delano Drive, Las Cruces, NM 88001 (Email: [email protected]; 575-642-3758)

Council Members Publicity/Mission Education - Ruth Hasenauer (A), 304 Star Drive, Belen, NM 87002

(E-mail:[email protected];505-861-0321, cell:505-227-5904) Alabaster –Marge Wheelock (A), P.O.Box 780, Capitan, NM, 88316


Work and Witness (Local) - Randy Elftman (A), 3100 N. Garden, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 575-420-2907; 575-627-0490)

Deputation Coordinator - - Tom Crider (2014), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-722-9249)

LINKS – Fern Crider (A), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-896-4513)

Prayer and Fasting – Dewana Herren (A), 553 County Rd. #6100, Kirtland, NM 87417 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-598-9001)

Evangelism Broadcast – Fred Grenier (A), 3909 Telescope Ct., El Paso, TX 79904 (E-mail: [email protected]; 915-759-0261)

Ethnic/Compassionate Ministries - Saurabh Emmanuel (A) 9416 Cactus Trail Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-890-6525) Work and Witness Coordinator (Global) – Larry Fry (A) 3101 Mesa Verde St., Roswell, NM 88201

(E-mail: [email protected]; cell: 575-910-5250, 575-625-0904) Bruce Haley (A) 5034 Country Club Rd. Roswell NM 88201(575-624-9607)

LEVEL Club- Joel Burdell (A), 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-763-4831)

Memorial Roll/Membership – Dinah Huff (A), PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-286-5515)

NYI Liaison – Jordan West – 13000 Calle De Sandias, NE Albuquerque, NM 87111 (Email: [email protected]; 505-228-8533) JESUS Film/Border Initiative Liaison - Dinah Huff (A), PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059

(E-mail: [email protected]; 505-286-5515) Local President Liaison – Fern Crider (A), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124

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2. NYI District Officers, Mission Area Chairs, and Youth Pastors

Executive Council

NYI President— Rev Wally Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601)

(Living Stones Community, Clovis)

NYI Vice President—Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111

(Albuquerque Heights First) (505-228-8533)

NYI Secretary—Arthur Pacheco, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87107

(Sandia Mountain) [email protected] (505)-967-2770)

NYI Treasurer—Joel Burdell,1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101

(Living Stones Community, Clovis) [email protected] (575-763-4831)

Directors

Quizzing—Penny Pouge (505)-401-4840

New Mexico Xtreme — Kevin Prescott (575)-317-7959

Elev8 Coordinator— Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601)

Camp Director —Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601)

Camp Registrar —Tierney Adamson, 5601 Lewis Rd NE, Rio Rancho, NM (505-328-6969)

NYC Coordinator— Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601)

NYI Zone Directors

Albuquerque North— Wade Elftman

Albuquerque Northwest—Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111

(505-294-8396)

Albuquerque South—TBS

El Paso— Brandon Robertson

Pecos—Phil Jones HC71, Box 1011, Alto, NM 88312

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(Angus) (505-354-0779)

Rio Grande Valley—TBS

Southeast— Kevin Prescott, 136 W. Orchard, Dexter, NM 88230 (575-347-5788)

Southwest—TBS

Youth Pastors and NYI Presidents

Joe Bunting, 9620 McCan Rd. S.E. , Deming , NM 88030

(NYI Pres., Deming) (505-546-2724)

Gayle Jones, P.O. Box 64, Mountainair, NM 87036

(NYI Pres., Mountainair) (505-847-2491)

Phil Jones (Youth Pastor, Angus), P.O. Box 1011, Alto, NM 88312 (575-354-0779)

Kinnan Kline (NYI Pres., Moriarty), P.O. Box 1783, Moriarty, NM 87035 (505-832-4580)

Kyle Martin, 2324 Missouri St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

(Youth Pastor, Carlsbad Church Street) (575-706-9490)

Walter Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101

(Youth Pastor, Living Stones Community) (575-762-2601)

Brandon Robertson,10930 Yogi Berra, El Paso TX 79934

(Youth Pastor, El Paso Open Gate) (915-253-1506)

Ron Grogan, 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM

(Youth Pastor, Hobbs) (575-390-3188)

Alanna Swift, 1293 Carrizo St, Los Lunas, NM 87031

(NYI Pres., Los Lunas Faith Family) (505-977-0211)

Alicia Trujillo, P.O. Box 7781, Las Cruces, NM 88001

(NYI Pres., Las Cruces Sonrise) (575-496-0256)

Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-228-8533)

(Youth Pastor, Heights First)

Wade Elftman, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-325-2600) (Youth Pastor, Farmington Crossroads Community)

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3. Sunday School Discipleship Ministries International (SDMI) Resources

- SDMI Website: sdmi.nazarene.org - Continuing Lay Training: discipleshipplace.org - Child Protection: nazarenesafe.org - Curriculum: nph.com - 40 Day Bible Study: engagetheword.nazarene.org

Reminder: please e-mail monthly statistics to [email protected] or call (575) 885-5556. These should be in by 11:00am on the Friday following the last Sunday of the month.

2014-15 New Mexico District SDMI Council Chairman—Dean Coonradt (2015), 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220; (575-885-5556); email: [email protected] Director of Adult Ministries— Mark Asplund, 9223 Oakland Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122 (505-858-0519), email: [email protected] Men’s Ministries Directors-- Darrin Milgrim, 2401 W. Church St., Carlsbad, NM 88220; (575-885-8198) email: [email protected] Women’s Ministries Director—DeAnn Rushing, 8812 Palomar NE, Albuq. NM 87109. (505-934-8009); email: [email protected] Director of Children’s Ministries— Jessica Zottneck, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM 88210, (575-420-1391); email: [email protected] Children’s Quizzing Director—Christa Storch, 1211 Carrizo St., Los Lunas NM 87031 (505-263-8653); email: [email protected] Children's Camp Director - Jessica Zottneck, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM 88210, (575-420-1391); email: [email protected] Members at Large Steve Lord (2014) - P.O. Box 106, Lovington, NM 88266 (575-396-5625) email: [email protected] Sharla Parker, Council Secretary, (2014) - 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240,

(575-392-2543) email: [email protected], Ernie Tennefos (2015), 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130 (575-356-8233)

email: [email protected] Ex Officio Members District Superintendent - Dr. Fred Huff, P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059-0640 (505-286-5515),

email: [email protected]; Treasurer—Joel Burdell,1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-763-4831)

email: [email protected]

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Director of Youth Ministries— Wally Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601)

email: [email protected] NMI President—William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109

(505-823-1514) email: [email protected]

2014 Convention Order

Welcome Music Reports

Treasurer - Joel Burdell Children's Ministry and Camp– Jessica Zottneck Children’s Quizzing – Christa Storch Adult Ministries – Mark Asplund Man Camp – Darrin Milgrim Women’s Retreat – DeAnn Rushing Youth – Wally Yeager

Ballots

Break

Music Results of Ballots SDMI Director's Report - Dean Coonradt

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Enclosed Quotes from The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses by C.S. Lewis: - “Nature is mortal; we shall outlive her. When all the suns and nebulae have passed

away, each one of you will still be alive,” (pg. 44).

- “Our natural experiences (sensory, emotional, imaginative) are only like the drawing, like penciled lines on flat paper. If they vanish in the risen life, they will vanish only as pencil lines vanish from the real landscape, not as a candle flame that is put out but as a candle flame which becomes invisible because someone has pulled up the blind, thrown open the shutters, and let in the blaze of the risen sun,” (pg. 111).

- “No man who values originality will ever be original. But try to tell the truth as you see it, try to do any bit of work as well as it can be done for the work’s sake, and what men call originality will come unsought,” (pg. 175).

- - - - - - - - - - - - Summary of Convention Address—Dean Coonradt:

“Truce or War?” Introduction Why do we do what we do? Why it is important? Here in the USA we have no government persecution; and little or no family persecution. But we live in a morally declining society. That redefinition of morality that started in the 60’s really seems to be winning the day—the idea that truth does not come from above, but from us, and each one can have a different truth, and don’t you dare push your truth on me because who’s to say your truth is better than mine. That’s our warfare. That’s what we fight against. I. PRESENT DIFFICULTY Examples of struggles of the society in which we live:

- Loss of sanctity of the Lord’s Day - Abortion - And, of course, the onslaught of the homosexual agenda which has taken the country by

storm.

More depressingly, it has even invaded the church. An illustration. Just eight days ago, on Thursday, June 19, the Presbyterian Church USA made a decision at their national conference. They are a liberal, mainline denomination. They voted by a 61% majority to allow their pastors to do gay marriages. Now this is a denomination with centuries of service to God. Now this did not happen overnight, but was the product of years of drift. In previous years they had allowed practicing gay church members (no repentance required), then gay clergy. Now this.

These things don’t just happen; they are the produce of gradual changes over time. The trickle which began in the 60’s became a mighty rushing river which seems to have swept

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everything away. And what if the church, rather than being a force for God against it, instead gets swept away in it herself?

There is a lack of diligence to heed God’s Word. God warned the Israelites, through the mouth of Joshua, before they entered the promised land, to be careful: “…meditate on it [the book of the law] day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it.” (Joshua 1:8). God knew the pressures and temptations they would face in idolatrous Canaan. They needed to counter that temptation with continual meditation on the truth, along with practical obedience. But when they entered the promised land, it wasn’t long until Canaanite idolatry pressed Israel into its mold.

God, in Joshua 1:8, had told the Israelites to “meditate and do.” The Israelites apparently didn’t do enough of either and therefore made themselves vulnerable to outside pressures. II. THE WAR FOR GOOD We need to work, to prepare, to fight. God says we are in warfare. As the Apostle Paul in Ephesians, “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.” But war is hard! It is easier to pretend things are peaceful. We’d like to think that the world is good and getting better all the time, but that is not the case. Human nature, which has an overly optimistic view of itself, likes to think that human ingenuity will solve our problems without having any divine help. But the Bible says we need God’s help, and we need to mediate on his truth and put it into practice. This is not popular today. In our days and times, with people so distracted, and with lives so disrupted by the results of sin, we might be tempted to delay the work of deepening and discipleship until times get better; but times will not get better. We are tempted just to do patchwork until things calm down; but things never calm down. There are plenty of reasons to go shallow, but no good reason. C.S. Lewis, in the book, The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses, has a chapter called Learning in Wartime. In it (on pages 49-50) he gave an address to college students during WWII in England. Making the point that we should continue to ‘learn in wartime’, even during WWII, because it is always wartime living in this world and if we waiting for things to calm down and be just right, we would be waiting forever and never do it. Conclusion The time for deepening—mediating on God’s truth and doing it—is now. That is what Sunday School and Discipleship is all about. We live in hostile territory. Until Christ comes back it is always going to be wartime. Let’s just admit it, and let’s live like it. Meditate and do; make disciples; be a disciple.

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D. MISSION STRATEGY AREAS

Albuquerque North Mission Area (Mike Johnson, facilitator)—Apache

Avenue (SNA), Heights First, Holiday Park, Los Alamos La Vista, Rio Vista,

Santa Fe

Albuquerque South Mission Area (Fred Rodriguez, facilitator)—Breakpoint

Edgewood Outreach, Los Altos, Monte Santo, Moriarty, Pajarito Mesa,

Primera Iglesia del Nazareno (SWLA), Sandia

El Paso Mission Area (Fred Grenier)—El Paso First, El Paso Montwood, El Paso

Open Gate, El Paso Trinity, Nuevo Amanecer, Fabens Iglesia del Nazareno

(SWLA), Iglesia del Nazareno Latino—Americano (SWLA), Primera del

Nazareno (SWLA)

Northwest Mission Area (David West, facilitator)—Aztec, Farmington,

Farmington First Indian (SNA), Gallup, Laguna (SNA), Pinehill (SNA),

Mount Taylor, Ramah Navajo (SNA), Ramah Sandmountain (SNA), Twin

Buttes (SNA)

Pecos Mission Area (William Proulx, facilitator)—Angus, Artesia, Carlsbad

Church Street, Carlsbad First, Roswell Central, Roswell First, Roswell

Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno

Rio Grande Valley Mission Area (Marvin White, facilitator)—Mountainair,

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse, Valencia Valley, Los Lunas Faith

Family

Southeast Mission Area (Ken Yocom, facilitator)—Broadview, Clovis, Hobbs,

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Lovington, Portales

Southwest Mission Area (Tim Brunk, facilitator)—Alamogordo, Deming, Las

Cruces First, Las Cruces Sonrise, Las Cruces Iglesia del Nazareno (SWLA),

Silver City Mountain View, Truth or Consequences, Tularosa

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E. District Church Directory

Alamogordo New Beginnings (Organized 1935) ( 037-0010 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.

Format as follows: 000-0001) Location: 817 N. Scenic Drive, Alamogordo, NM 88310 Web Address: www.alamonaz.com Email: [email protected]

Phone: 575-437-1975 Pastor: (01/28/2014) Chris Nikkel, (Jennifer), 404 Sunglow Ave, Alamogordo NM 88310, [email protected], 575-466-8556 Review Date: (01/28/2016) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Nadine Gomez, 817 N. Scenic Dr., Alamogordo, NM 88310, 575-437-1975 Music Dir. – Robin Walker, 112 Moondale, Alamogordo, NM 88310, 575-430-7895 SDMI Supt. – Tom Rich, 1521 Lincoln Ave., Alamogordo, NM 88310, 575-434-1620 NYI Pres. – David Holycross, 1909 Scenic Dr., Alamogordo, NM 88310, 575-434-3004 NMI Pres. – Stacy Bolt, 817 N. Scenic Dr., Alamogordo, NM 88310, 575-921-4212 Church Board Sec. – Ed Bolt 817 N. Scenic Dr., Alamogordo, NM 88310, 575-921-4212 Church Treas. – Russ Anderson, POB 795, High Rolls Mnt. Park, NM 88325, 575-682-5065

Albuquerque Heights First (Organized 1919) ( 037-0030 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.

Format as follows: 000-0001)

Location: 8401 Paseo del Norte, N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87122 Website: hfcn.org E-mail: [email protected] FAX: 505-822-0094 Phone: 505-822-0000 Pastor: (10/12/97) William B. Nielson (Susan), 9014 Liberty Dr., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514) Review Date: 2015 New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: ( x ) Yes ( ) No Assoc. Pastor, Community Care: John Griffin (Donna), 3120 Valencia, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505-883-8605) Church Admin.: Daniel Denig (Jennifer), 1405 Cumbres St. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 (505-873-1069) Youth/College/Career Min. Dir.: Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-228-8533) Worship Music Dir.: Christine Moore, 8110 Pickard Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505-255-3304) Office Secretary: Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-228-8533) Choral Dir.: William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514) Early Childhood Min. Dir.: Jerusha Moore, 8110 Pickard Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505-270-7339) NYI Pres.: Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-228-8533) Adult Min. Dir.: Jeff Copeland, 604 Green Valley Rd., Albuquerque, NM 87107 (505-205-9910) Senior Adult Dir.: Tom & Pearl Brown, 7728 Calle Armonia NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113 (505-345-0804)

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Single Adult Min. Dir.: Kathy Davis, 9000 Zuni Road, SE, Unit W98, Albuquerque, NM 87123 (505-296-1891) Men’s Min. Dir.: Gary Pickerel, 1229 Zena Lona St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 (505-259-3126) Women’s Min. Dir.: Kelly Dorris, 4513 Allen Ct NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505-836-2750) Bernalillo Outreach Min.: Erika Hasenauer, 2275 La Casita, Bernalillo, NM 87004 (505-480-6530) NMI Pres.: Saurabh Emmanuel, 9416 Cactus Trail Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505-890-6525) Church Board Sec.: David Dinwiddie, 5617 Cometa Place, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-822-9640) Church Treas.: Doug Bloomquist, 9127 Mabry Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-821-3018) Albuquerque Holiday Park (Organized 1972) ( 037-0015 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.


Location: 11435 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 Web Address: www.holidayparkchurch.org Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-293-1225 Pastor: (Feb 1995) Michael Johnson (Carolyn), 9717 Regal Ridge Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111, [email protected], 505/294-5190 Review Date: (appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Dan Stump, 5808 Chaparral Cir NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505/898-3290 Men’s Min. Dir. – Walt Brown, 4804 Cairo NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/298-6645 Women’s Min. Dir. – Carolyn Johnson, 9717 Regal Ridge Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/294-5190 NMI Pres. – Donna Brown, 4804 Cairo NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/298-6645 Church Board Sec. – Kimberly Best, 9801 Bruce Ct. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 505/980-6591 Church Treas. – Karen Kitzmiller, 4401 Morris St. NE, Apt. # 104, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/239-2235 Albuquerque Los Altos (Organized

1959) ( 037-0035 )

Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-0001)

Location: 215 Erbbe N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87123 Web Address: http://www.losaltoschurch.com Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-296-5497 Pastor: (May 2005) Bill Reinicke (Amey) 229 Erbbe N.E Albuquerque NM 87123 [email protected] 505-261-6630 Review Date: ( ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No

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Music Dir. – Michele Stone 3209 Cardenas Dr. N.E, Albuquerque, N.M. 87110; 505-730-3937, cornerstoneschristianacademy.com SDMI Supt. – Kandice Horton 8901 Jefferson N.E. #328, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113 505-227-7988, [email protected] Children’s Min. Dir. – Kandice Horton 8901 Jefferson N.E. #328, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113 505-227-7988, [email protected] NYI Pres. – Amey Reinicke 229 Erbbe N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87123 505-315-0826 [email protected] Men’s Min. Dir. – Neal Daugherty 215 Erbbe N.E. Albuquerque, N.M. 87123 505-620-8538 [email protected] Women’s Min. Dir. – Pam Montoya 609 Honey Locust Ct. N.W. Albuquerque N.M. 87121 505-350-1708 [email protected] NMI Pres. – Lois Osman 215 Erbbe N.E. Albuquerque N.M. 87123 505-243-9534 Cell 505-620-3838 Church Board Sec. – Kandice Horton 8901 Jefferson N.E. #328, Albuquerque, N.M. 87113 505-227-7988, [email protected] Church Treas. – Pam Montoya 609 Honey Locust Ct. N.W. Albuquerque N.M. 87121 505-350-1708 [email protected] Albuquerque Iglesia Monte Santo Del Nazareno (Organized 2005)( Church No. 037-0215) Mail: 404 Marquette Ave. NE Abq. New Mexico 87102 Location: 428 Louisiana Blvd. SE Abq. New Mexico 87108 Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-489-5354 Pastor: (Sept. 21, 2008) Maria Magdalena Moreno, 404 Marquette Ave. NE Apt. 8 Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102, (505)489-5354 Review Date: (Appointed) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Patricia Alvarado, 1709 Arno St. ABQ NM 87102 Music Dir. – Nelly Batista,116 Coal SW #7, (505) 261-8050 SDMI Supt. – Olivia Bojorquez, 9000 Trumbul SE ABQ. NM 87123 Espacio#14, (505)315-1152, [email protected] Children’s Min. Dir. – Teresa Fresquez, 4721 Rhode Island Pl NE ABQ. NM 87109, [email protected] (505)573-2123 Youth Pastor – Eden Avalos, 428 Louisiana SE Abq NM 87108, (505) 948- 6012 Men’s Min. Dir. – Miguel Gallarza, 1709 Arno St. ABQ NM 87102 (505)261-5492 Women’s Min. Dir. – Patricia Alvarado, 1709 Arno St. ABQ NM 87102, (505) 261-5492 NMI Pres. – Martha Balderama, 527 Adrian St. Abq NM 87121 Church Board Sec. – Patricia Alvarado, 1709 Ano St. ABQ NM 87102 Church Treas. – Blanca Avalos, Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa

(CTM) ( 037-0305 )

Mail: P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerqque, NM 87195-2360 Location: 5645 Escarpment Rd. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121 Email: [email protected] Phone: 505-702-1736 Co-Minister: (12/5/10) Antonio Ramos (Graciela Chavez), P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360, [email protected], 505-702-1736 Review Date: (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)

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Co-Minister: (12/5/10) Graciela Chavez (Antonio Ramos), P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360, [email protected], 505-702-1736 Review Date: (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Associate Pastor: Larry Scott, 871 Evening Primrose., Albuquerque, NM 87123, (505-294-7183) SDMI Supt. – Graciela Chavez, P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360, [email protected], 505-702-1736 Church Treas. – Elizabeth Cervantes, P.O. Box 12360, Albuquerque, NM 87195-2360, 505-803-8503 Albuquerque Rio Vista (Organized 1981) ( 037-0037 )


Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 8701 Golf Course Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 Web Address: www.riovistachurch.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: 505.890.4101; Phone: 505.892.8205 Pastor: (April 1, 2007) Jeff Moore, (Lara), 10319 Country Manor Place, NW Albuquerque, NM 87114, [email protected], 505.792.8558 Review Date: (April 1, 2013) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Sandra Bohling, 5705 Cambria Rd. NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120, 505.897.1170 Assoc. Pastor – Scott Adamson, 5601 Lewis Dr. N.E., Rio Rancho, NM 87144, 505.328.6969 Music Dir. – Enrique Mendoza, 804 Brackett Dr. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121, 505.450.8898 SDMI Supt. – Bonnie Smith, 7720 Ramona Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505.433.5652 Children’s Min. Dir. – Bonnie Smith, 7720 Ramona Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505.433.5652 NYI Pres. – John Glaser, 6017 Buena Vista Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505.328.5100 Women’s Min. Dir. – Brenda Sheats, 343-A Sarah Ln NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 562.440.8922 Church Board Sec. – Kathy Hahn,2031 Selway Place NW, ABQ NM 87121 505.890.3445 Cell# : 5059488783 Church Treas. – Allan Hahn, 2031 Selway Place NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120, 505.890.3445 Albuquerque Sandia (Organized 1953) ( 037-0040 ) mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.)

ABQ Central - 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Sandia Valley - 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 Grace Restoration Center - 4351 Coors Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105 Vision Church - 1658 Rio Rancho Dr SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 Web Address: www.abqnaz.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 505-881-0267; Phone: 505-881-0267 Pastor: (11/10) Peter Myers (Cynthia), (505) 321-8635, [email protected] Review Date: (11/16) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Teaching Pastor – David Jennings (Joyce), (505) 730-7098, [email protected] Lead Worship Pastor – Michael Blea (Valerie), (505) 417-9308, [email protected] Worship Pastor – Jaycob Blea, (505) 453-8200, [email protected] Worship Pastor – Steven Marjerison, (505) 803-7675, [email protected] Recovery Pastor – Daniel Wood (Briana), (505) 489-8193, [email protected]

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Marriage Enrichment Pastor – Mike Brown, (505) 730-9609, [email protected] Compassion Central Pastor – Joyce Jennings, (505) 720-8383, [email protected] Senior Adults/Multi-Cultural Ministries Pastor – Patti Rivas, (505) 261-0467, [email protected] Family Ministries Pastor – Bianca Rivas, (505) 974-2781, [email protected] Young Adults Min. Dir. – Valerie Blea (Michael), (505) 417-9309, [email protected] Youth Pastor– Arthur Pacheco, (505) 967-2770, [email protected] Children’s Min. Dir. – Ron & Dawn Davis, (505) 453-4500, [email protected] - Briana Wood (505) 319-0398, [email protected] Kingdom Builders Preschool & Day Care Director – Cynthia Myers, (505) 321-8634, [email protected] Grace Thrift Store (Central) Director – Patti Rivas, (505) 261-0467, [email protected] Grace Thrift Store (Coors) Director – Tawny Paul, (505) 358-5387, [email protected] Valley Campus Property Manager –Randy Paul, (505) 389-8995 NYI Pres. – T.J. Brown NMI Pres. – Jeanice Gutierrez-Lovato - (505) 730-2508, [email protected] Women’s Min. Dir. – Mary Helen Campbell Rio Rancho Vision (CTM/PAC) (037-0008) Location – 1658 Rio Rancho Dr. SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 Pastor – Peter Myers (Cynthia), (505) 321-8635, [email protected] ReVision Thrift Store Volunteer Coordinator – Phyllis Waldo, (661) 332-0064 Angus Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1916) ( 037-0100 )

Mail: HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 Location: 103 Bonita Park Dr. Web Address: www.anguschurch.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: 575 336-1663; Phone: 575 336-8032 Pastor: (Aug 2003) Rick Hutchison, Sue, 1149 Shoshone Tr. Alto NM 88312 575 336-2972 Review Date: (2017) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Shelly Jones HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 Hispanic Congregation Co-Pastors – Marco & Betty Sanchez HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 Music Dir. – Brenda Garber HC 71 Box 1176 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-1230 SDMI Supt. – Paul Garber HC 71 Box 1176 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-1230 Children’s Min. Dir. – Rhonica Toler HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 575 354-9802 NYI Pres. – Patty Hutchison 100 Timberline Ruidoso NM 88345 575 258-9488 Youth Min. Dir. – Phil Jones PO Box 1011 Alto NM 88312 575 937-1501 Women’s Min. Dir. – Sandy Pape HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-8124 NMI Pres. – Neva Smith HC 71 Box 1181 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-4641 Church Board Sec. – Neva Smith HC 71 Box 1181 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-4641 Church Treas. – Linda Brooks HC 71 Box 1162 Capitan NM 88316 575 336-7518 Aztec (Organized 1942) ( 037-0080 )


Phone: 505-334-6360 Pastor: (12/25/11) Chris Yocom, (Heather), 2016 Sierra Ave. Aztec, NM 87410, [email protected], 505-333-7151 Review Date: (12/25/17) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No

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Church Board Sec. –Sherry Drake, 304 E. Boyd Drive, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-325-9027 Church Treas. – Dewana Herren, 553 CR 6100, Kirtland, NM 87417, 505-598-9001 Children’s Ministry Director- Debbie Walls, 612 Lovers Ln, Aztec, NM 87410, 505-334-6405 Men’s Ministry Director- Eric Walls, 612 Lovers Ln, Aztec, NM 87410, 505-334-6405 NMI Pres.- Christine Ragsdale, 400 N. Light Plant Road #32, Aztec, NM 87410, 505-444-0513 Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1974) ( 037-0085 ) Mail: 102 La Luna place Location: Belen, New Mexico Email: [email protected]

Phone: 866-515-5542 Pastor: (01/2000) Chad W Good, (Melanie), 111 Hillman Street Belen, NM 87002, [email protected], 505-715-4298 Review Date: (1/12) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Melanie Good 111 Hillman Street Belen, NM 87002 505-715-4298 Music Dir. – Melanie Good 111 Hillman Street Belen, NM 87002 505-715-4298 Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Melanie Good 111 Hillman Street Belen, NM 87002 505-715-4298 SDMI Supt. – Penny Pogue 3901 Sundrop Pl. NM Albuqueruqe, NM 87114 Men’s Min. Dir. – Paul Couzens P.O Box 1213 Belen, Nm 87002 505-861-7172 Women’s Min. Dir. – Ardith CouzensP.O Box 1213 Belen, Nm 87002 505-861-7172 Work & Witness Coord. – Paul Couzens P.O Box 1213 Belen, Nm 87002 505-861-7172 Church Board Sec. – Penny Pogue 3901 Sundrop Pl. NM Albuqueruqe, NM 87114 Church Treas. – Paul Couzens P.O Box 1213 Belen, Nm 87002 505-861-7172 Broadview (Organized 1931) ( 037-0090 )


Location: 3888 State Road 209 Broadview, NM 88112 Phone: 575-456-8491

Pastor: (TBA)Terry Maloney (interim) PO BOX 1301, Portales, NM 88130 575-760-5784 Review Date: New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: 0 Yes X No Music Dir. - LaRhonda Bailey 3517 CR P Broadview, NM 88112 575-357-2500 SDMI Supt. - Richard Krouskop PO BOX 51 Grady, NM 88120 575-357-8771 Church Board Sec. - Avon Bold Krouskop PO BOX 51 Grady, NM 88120 575-357-8771 Church Treas. - LaRhonda Bailey 3517 CR P Broadview, NM 88112 575-357-2500 Carlsbad Church Street (Organized 1956) ( 037-0101 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Location: 2401 West Church St / Carlsbad, NM 88220 Web Address: cscnaz.com Email: [email protected]

Phone: 575-885-8198 Pastor: (5/2013) R. Darrin Milgrim, (Kimberly), PO BOX 303, [email protected], 575-885-8198

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Review Date: (rdm) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Cathy Whiteley 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220 NYI Pres. – Royce Milgrim 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220 Church Board Sec. – Greg Van Soest 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220 Church Treas. – Delaina Van Soest 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220 Carlsbad First (Organized 1940) ( 037-0110 )


Location: 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 Web Address: www.CarlsbadFirstChurchoftheNazarene.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: (575) 885-5556; Phone: (575) 885-5556 Pastor: (8/04) Dean Coonradt, (Alice), 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220, [email protected], (575) 628-0736 Review Date: (8/14) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Barbara Weaver, 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 885-5556 Assoc. Pastor – Cecil Kimberlin, 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210 (575) 736-1971 Music Dir. – Tina Hardesty, 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210 (575) 736-1971 SDMI Supt. – Floyd Weise, 1300 N. Pate, Apt. 191K, Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 361-2914 Children’s Min. Dir. – Cecil Kimberlin, 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210 (575) 736-1971 NYI Pres. – Andrew Coonradt, 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 628-0736 Men’s Min. Dir. – Josh Laughlin, 2607 Legion, Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 499-9478 Women’s Min. Dir. – Jan Weise, 1300 N. Pate, Apt. 191K, Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 361-0858 NMI Pres. – Debbie Pinching, P.O. Box 3190, Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 302-1877 Work & Witness Coord. – Floyd Fisher, 903 Valverde Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 885-7662 Church Board Sec. – Sue Worley, 701 Winged Foot Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220 (575) 885-8367 Church Treas. – Chaparral The Branch Community Church (La Rama) (formerly Iglesia Evangelica Cristana del Nazareno) (CTM) (037-0005) Address: 313 Paseo Real Drive, Chaparral, NM 88081 Pastor - Tom Mosier (Angel) P.O. Box 482, 300 Kettle Top Rd., Elephant Butte, NM 87935 [email protected] (915-494-3738) Alex Torres (Melissa) 3404 Glasgow El Paso TX 79925 [email protected] (915-226-7066) Deming (Organized 1950) ( 037-0140 )


Location - {P.O. Box 2508} 165 Dona Ana Rd.,Deming,N.M.88031 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.)

[email protected] 575-546-7334 575-546-7334 Web Address Email Address Fax Telephone Pastor - ( 6/79) Alvin E. Bunting(Edna), 9515 McCan Rd. SE Deming, NM 88030 575-546-7334

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Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone (mm/dd/yy)

Review Date: (6/2011) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Assoc. Pastor – Sharon Entrot, 921 S. 10th, Deming, NM 88030 (575)494-6187 SDMI Supt. – Joe Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-5233 Children’s Min. Dir. – Edna Bunting 9515 McCan Rd SE, Deming NM,88030 (575)546-7334 NYI Dir.-Joe and Dana Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-4011 Men’s Min. Dir. – Joe Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-5233 Women’s Min. Dir. – Dana Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-4011 NMI Pres. – Dana Bunting 9620 McCan RD SE Deming NM,88030 (575)494-4011 Church Board Sec. – Mary Kay Hale, 1621 Emerson Dr., Deming, NM 88030 (575)546-7865 Church Treas. – Sharon Entrot, 921 S. 10th, Deming, NM 88030 (575)494-6187 Edgewood Breakpoint C.O.T.N (Organized 2011) ( 037-0001 )


Mail: PO Box 1044 Location: 87 State Highway 344, Edgewood NM 87015 Web Address: www.thebreakpoint.org Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-449-8181 Pastor: (1/2011) Arnie Leidy (Alana) PO Box 1054, Edgewood NM 87015 (505)449-8181 Review Date: (6/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Jim Glunt 2 Marietta Ct. Suite A, Edgewood NM 87015 (505) 920-8363 email:[email protected] SDMI Supt. – Arnie Leidy PO Box 1054, Edgewood NM 87015 (505)449-8182 email: [email protected] NYI Pres. – Carrie Jansson 2 Patricia Place, Edgewood NM 87015 (505) 604-3796 email: [email protected] NMI Pres. – Dinah Huff PO Box 640, Tijeras NM 87059 (505) 918-6211 email: [email protected] Church Board Sec. – Carrie Jansson 2 Patricia Place, Edgewood NM 87015 (505) 604-3796 email: [email protected] Church Treas. – Arnie Leidy PO Box 1054, Edgewood NM 87015 (505) 449-8181 email: [email protected] El Paso First (Organized 1920) ( 037-0150 )

Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No. Format as follows: 000-00

Mail: 2520 Silver Ave., El Paso, TX. 79930 Email: [email protected] Phone: 915-565-4649 Pastor: (7/2014) ) Timothy M. Brunk (Janice A.) 1817 Fairway Circle, Las Cruces, NM 88011 [email protected] cell: (575) 642-3758; [email protected] cell: (575) 640-1673) Review Date: (7/16) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No SDMI Supt. – Abby Cedillo, 3615 Lebanon Ave. El Paso, TX. 79930 Men’s Min. Dir. – Fred McClain, P.O. Box 920437, El Paso, TX 79902 Women’s Min. Dir. – Janice A. Brunk, 1817 Fairway Cir., Las Cruces, NM 88011 Children’s Min. Dir. – Cipriano & Valerie Vazques, 8151 Starr Ave., El Paso, TX. 79907 Jr. Church Dir. - Valerie & Cipriano Vazquez, 8151 Starr Ave., El Paso, TX. 79907 NYI Pres. – Ashlei Wyant, 45423 Benteoni Ave., El Paso, TX 79904 NMI Pres. – Maureen McClain, P.O.Box 920437, El Paso, TX. 79902 Church Board Sec. – Valerie Vazquez, 8151 Starr Ave., El Paso, TX. 79907 Church Treas. – Laura Montanez, 8823 Mount Capote, El Paso, TX. 79904

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El Paso Montwood Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1974) ( 74-1942172 ) Mail: Location: 10640 Montwood Bld., El Paso Texas, 79935 Web Address: www.montwoodchurch.org

Phone: 915-592-7434 Pastor: (7/04/1999) Jon Stout, (Kim), 11150 Sam Snead Drive, El Paso, TX 79936, [email protected], 915-598-3175 Review Date: (07/2017) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No SDMI Supt. – Bobby Lazos, 1723 Ron Cerrudo, El Paso TX 79936, 915-849-8498, [email protected] Children’s Min. Dir. – Kim Stout, 1150 Sam Snead Drive, El Paso, TX 79936, [email protected], 915-598-3175, [email protected] NMI Pres. – Mary Muller, 11217 Tenaha Ave., El Paso TX 79936, 915-594-0834, [email protected] Church Board Sec. – Sandy Piper, 2605 Gene Littler Drive, El Paso TX 79936, 915-629-8428, [email protected] Church Treas. – Joe Shaw, 10206 Sugarberry Drive, El Paso, TX 79925, 915-526-3071 El Paso Nuevo Amanecer (CTM) (037-0164)

Mail: 10119 Montreal Cir, El Paso, TX 79927 Web Address: Email: [email protected]

Phone: 915.239.6358 Pastor: (10/2006) Martin Robledo, Silvia Robledo, 10119 Montreal Cir., El Paso, TX 79927, [email protected], 915.239.6358 Review Date: ( ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Ivan Vazquez SDMI Supt. – Silvia Robledo Children’s Min. Dir. – Alicia Vazquez Youth Min. Dir. – Gabriela Valdiviezo Church Treas. – Roberto Medrano El Paso Open Gate Community (Organized 1961) ( 037-0165 )


Mail: 9821 McCombs) Location: 9821 McCombs El Paso TX 79924 Web Address: www.epopengate.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: 915-751-2457; Phone: 915-751-2403 Pastor: (August 16 2009) William (Bill) Belgie (Barbara), 10409 Crete El Paso TX 79924 ,[email protected] 915-822-8422 Review Date: (8/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No

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Assoc. Pastor – Alex Torres 3404 Glasgow, El Paso, TX 79925 (La Rama) Music Dir. – Richard Wright 5916 Redstone Rim El Paso TX 79934 Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Samantha Rivera, 5909 Sagittarius El Paso TX 79924 Children’s Min. Dir. – Melissa Williams 6145 Quail #922 El Paso TX 79924 NYI Pres. – Desiraie Murrillo 8609 Turrentine El Paso TX 79925 Youth Min. Dir. – Brandon Robertson 10930 Yogi Berra Circle El Paso TX 79934 NMI Pres. – Lisa Ledesma 10333 Grouse Road #47 El Paso TX 79924 Church Board Sec. – Dixie Chapman 5716 Prince Edward El Paso TX 79924 Church Treas. – Harvey Jones 24 Wagon Trail Chaparral NM 88081 El Paso Trinity (Organized 1992) ( 037-0014 )


Mail: 511 Buena Suerte Location: 7201 Orizaba, El Paso, TX 79912 Web Address: NONE Email: [email protected] Fax: NONE Phone: (915) 833-3813 Pastor (interim): (12/12) Bill Proulx, (Linda), 511 Buena Suerte Dr., El Paso, TX 79912, [email protected] or [email protected], (915) 472-6487 Review Date: (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Church Treas. – Rev. Tim Brunk, 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011, (575) 522-7120 Farmington Crossroads Community (Organized 1952) ( 037-0190 ) Mail: 2400 N. Butler Ave - Farmington, NM 87402 Location: Same Web Address: www.crcnaz.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: 505-325-2607; Phone: 505-325-2600 Pastor: (9/16/01) David M. West (Dreama), 2400 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401 Review Date: (9/10) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Dreama West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-402-6376 Assoc. Pastor – Ken Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-324-8599 Paul Ward, 2700 N. Knudsen, Farmington, NM 87401, 208-420-9846 Music Dir. – David M. West, 2400 N. Butler Avenue, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-325-2600 Vis. Min. – Paul Ward, 2700 N. Knudsen, Farmington, NM 87401, 208-420-9846 Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Sha Lyn Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-324-8599 Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Jayme Elftman, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-325-1837 Children’s Min. Dir. – Chelsea Cresswell, 3108 Mountain View Dr., Farmington, NM 87401, 505-793-5207 NYI Pres. – Billy Stone, 2 Rd 3788, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-215-9316 Youth Pastor – Wade Elftman, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-419-1832 Adult Min. Dir. – Ken Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-324-8599 Prime Time Dir. – Rick & Karen Sarver, 6932 Alyssa Court, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-325-0730 Men’s Min. Dir. – Denver DeWees, 1208 Camina Hermosa, Farmington, NM 87401, 505-860-9480 Women’s Min. Dir. – Dreama West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-402-6376 NMI Pres. – Lois DeMar, 783 RD 3000, Aztec, NM 87410, 505-634-6024

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Work & Witness Coord. – Lois DeMar, 783 RD 3000, Aztec, NM 87410, 505-634-6024 CLT Dir. – Ken Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402, 505-324-8599 Church Board Sec. – June Rowland, 5400 Crestwood Drive, Farmington, NM 87402 505-326-2208 Church Treas. – Tammy Stalcup, 211 Mesa Drive, Aztec, NM 87410 505-325-2600 Gallup First (Organized 1966) ( 037-0205 )


Location: 1801 W. Aztec Web Address: Gallupnaz.org Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-722-3238 Pastor: (2/11) Geneva C. Davis (Chris) [email protected] 505-409-0241 Review Date: (2-15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Minister – Dave Bates SDMI Supt. – Diane Anderson Children’s Min. Dir. – Edra & Susanna Farish Men’s Min. Dir. – Elston Bingham Women’s Min. Dir. – Renee Bingham Church Board Sec. – Edra Farish Church Treas. – Susanna Farish Grace Restoration Center (CTM) (037-0006) Compassionate Ministries Pastor – Jeanna Clever, (505) 553-8346, [email protected] Worship Leader – Jeanna Clever, (505) 553-8346, [email protected] Children’s Directors – Mike & Katie Finn NYI Pres. – Monica Rodriguez (505) 850-8116, [email protected] NMI Pres. – Monica Rodriguez (505) 850-8116, [email protected] Women’s Min. Dir. – Monica Rodriguez (505) 850-8116, [email protected] Property Manager – Randy Paul, (661) 992-5080 Grace Thrift Store Director – Monica Rodriguez (505) 850-8116, [email protected] Combined Church Officers Church Board Sec. – Mike Watkins, (505) 328-8722, [email protected] Church Treas. – Bekki Brown - (505) 730-2508, [email protected] Hobbs First (Organized 1937) (037-0220) Location: 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM 88240 Web Address: hobbsnazarene.com Email: [email protected] Fax: 575-392-8059; Phone: 575-392-8059 Pastor: (8/05) Ken Yocom (Joyce), 1400 E. Cimarron Rd., Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-Mail: [email protected], 575-441-5845) Review Date: (8/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary - Barbara Haynie (Hal),1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-441-5394) Assoc. Pastor – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-392-2543 Spanish Pastor - Juan Holguin, 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-391-6619)

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Assoc. Spanish Pastor-Martha Holguin, 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-391-6619) Music Dir. Barbara Haynie (Hal),1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-441-5394) Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-392-2543) SDMI Supt. – Jose Rafael Gonzalez (Maribel) 1001 W. Copper, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-492-1335) Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-392-2543) Children’s Min. Dir. – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 E-mail: [email protected], 575-392-2543) NYI Pres. – Reba Grogan (Ron), 1609 17th, Eunice, NM 88231 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-394-3026) Youth Pastor – Ron Grogan (Reba), 1609 17th, Eunice, NM 88231 E-mail: [email protected], 575-394-3026) Adult Min. Dir. – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-.392-8059 NMI Pres. –Joyce Yocom (Ken) 1400 E. Cimarron Rd., Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-Mail: [email protected], 575-441-5846) Church Board Sec. – Barbara Haynie (Hal), 1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-441-5394) Church Treas. – Barbara Haynie (Hal), 1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected], 575-441-5394) LAS CRUCES FIRST (Organized 1935) ( 037-0240 ) Location: 1900 S. Locust St. Las Cruces, NM 88001-5352 Web Address: http://nazarene.lcnm.org/ Email: [email protected]

Phone: 575.522.7120 Pastor: () TBD Review Date: () (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Janet Grudzinski 5200 Imperial Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88012 Tel. 575.640.8089 Youth Min. Dir. – Stephen Miller 2241 Entrada del Sol Apt. #6L Las Cruces, NM 88001 Tel. 509.430.5406 NMI Pres. – Council acting as President Church Board Sec. – Janet Grudzinski (same as above) Church Treas. – William Merryman 607 Lenox Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88006 Tel. 575.640.0009 Las Cruces Sonrise Community (Organized 1999) ( 037-0115 ) Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 1900 Locust, Las Cruces, NM 88001 Email: [email protected]

Phone: 575-644-6946 Pastor: (10/98) S. Lynn Burkhart, (Ruth), 3769 Damonite Ct., Las Cruces, NM 88012 [email protected], Review Date: (appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No

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Music Dir. – Richard Jimenez, 1400 Belvidere St., El Paso, TX 79912 (505-239-0288) SDMI Supt. – Harry Duran, 5115 Found Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575-373-0045) Children’s Min. Dir. – Ruth Burkhart, 3769 Damonite Ct., Las Cruces 88012 (575-644-6947) NYI Pres. – Robin Jenkins, 528 Sweet Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575-496-9934) Men’s Min. Dir. – Harry Duran, 5115 Found Ave. Las Cruces, 88011 (575-373-0045) NMI Pres. – Linn Morrison, PO Box 65, Mesilla Park, NM 88047 (575-526-2920) Church Board Sec. – Ruth Burkhart, 3769 Damonite Ct., Las Cruces, NM 88012 (575-644-6947) Church Treas. – Ted Morrison, PO Box 65, Mesilla Park, NM 88047 (575-526-2920) Living Stones Community Church (Organized 1922) ( 037-0130 ) Location: 1800 N. Norris St., Clovis, NM 88101 Web Address: www.livingstonescommunity.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: 575-769-7787; Phone: 575-769-1971 Pastor: (Start Date) Name,n/a (Spouse), Address, Email, Home Phone Review Date: ( ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Cas Holt - 2104 Hali Ln., Clovis NM 88101 (575-693-6451) Music Dir. – Jason Visser - 2712 Hammond Blvd., Clovis, NM 88101 (575-791-8356) Childcare/School (Dir./Principal) – Jodi Duncan - 3720 Don January Ave., Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-3990) Children’s Min. Dir. – Kymburly Odell - 921 Hwy 77, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-693-6316) NYI Pres. – Pastor Wally Yeager - 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-219-2217) Youth Pastor – Pastor Wally Yeager - 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-219-2217) NMI Pres. – Wanda McCord - 1909 Grayson Ct., Clovis, NM 88101 (575-769-0260) Church Board Sec. – Ron Hutchison - 1663 CR K, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-693-3311) Church Treas. – Joel Burdell - 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 (505-948-2722)

LIVING WELL (Organized 1914) (037-0070 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.

Format as follows: 000-0001) Location: 1902 West Main Street Artesia, NM 88210 Email: [email protected]

Phone: 575-746-8854 Pastor: (11-2010) Pastor Eric Zottneck & Pastor Jessica Zottneck 2009 West Runyan, Artesia, NM 88210 [email protected] Home Phone: 575-420-0059. Pastor [email protected]. Review Date: (11-2012) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Pastor Jessica Zottneck SDMI Supt. – Suzanne Parker Children’s Min. Dir. – Pastor Jessica Zottneck NYI Pres. – Suzanne Parker Youth Min. Dir. – Suzanne Parker Adult Min. Dir. – GE Hicks Men’s Min. Dir. – John Parker Women’s Min. Dir. – Pastor Jessica Zottneck NMI Pres. – Suzanne Parker Church Treas. – Brenda Cosper

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Los Alamos La Vista (Organized 1972) ( 037-0237 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.

Format as follows: 000-0001) Mail: 15 Grand Canyon Dr. Los Alamos, NM 87544 Location: 15 Grand Canyon Dr. Web Address: www.lavistanaz.org Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-672-3202 Pastor: (8/ 2013) Raul (Katrina) Granillo, 232 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-672-1135 Review Date: (8/3015) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No SDMI Supt. – Church Board Men’s Min. Dir. – Michael Howe, 100 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-672-3036 Women’s Min. Dir. – Susan Howe, 100 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-672-3036 NMI Pres. – Carl Ames, 714 45th Street, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-662-6149 Church Board Sec. – Gloria Gallegos, PO Box 334, Espanola, NM 87532, 505-753-2634 Church Treas. – Susan Howe, 100 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, 505-672-3036 Los Lunas Faith Family (Organized 2006) ( 037-0295 )

Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.) Mail: P.O Box 1471) Location: 1400 Main St. Suite D: Los Lunas NM 87031 Web Address: www.faithfamilyloslnas.org Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-350-3944 Pastor: (1/08) Alan Granat, (Carolyn), P.O. Box 1710; Los Lunas NM 87031, [email protected]; 505-350-3944 Review Date: (1/14) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas, NM 87031 (505-263-8653) SDMI Supt. – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas, NM 87031 (505-263-8653) Children’s Min. Dir. – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas, NM 87031 (505-263-8653) Youth Pastor/NYI Pres. – Alanna McDuff 10156 Menalu Blvd. NE Apt. R3 Albuquerque NM (505-977-0211) Men’s Min. Dir. – Steve Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas, NM 87031 (505-414-0767) Women’s Min. Dir. – Joyce Bernard 2 Rosa Ave. Los Lunas, NM 87031 (505-866-9647) Church Board Sec. – Sharyn McGregor 11 Calle Del Rio, Los Lunas NM (505-864-6942) Church Treas. – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. Los Lunas, NM 87031 (505-263-8653) Lovington 1st Church of the Nazarene

(Organized 1928) ( 037-0260 )


Mail - P.O. Box 715, Lovington, NM 88260 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.)

Location - 301 S. 1st St., Lovington, NM 88260 lovingtonnaz.org [email protected] 575-396-4285 Web Address Email Address Fax Telephone Pastor - (7/13/2008) Rev. Jaron and Elizabeth Graham, 1303 E. Birch Ave., Lovington NM 88260

(575) 704-7837

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Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone (mm/dd/yy)

Review Date: (7/13/2014) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No (Ministry titles can be changed and there is space for more positions at the bottom.) Youth/Worship Pastor Aaron Tiffany, 913-963-7272, [email protected] Children's Min. Dir - Elizabeth Graham, 575-704-9875, 1303 E. Birch Ave. Lovington, NM 88260 Compassionate Ministries Director

Lauren Flemmons

Prime Time Dir. - Rev Steve Lord, 575-441-7852 Adult Min. Dir. - Jeanine Graham, 575-396-6480, 1310 E. Harrison, Lovington, NM 88260 Church Treasurer Kathy Lord, 575-441-7851 Church Board Sec- John Graham, 575-396-6480 (Milan) Mount Taylor (Grants) (Organized 1981) (037-0208 )


Mail - P.O. Box 3029, Milan, NM 87021 mailing address, if different from location (Do not include city, state and zip here if it is the same for both.)

Location - 317 Charles Street, Grants, NM 87020 [email protected] 505-287-4464 Web Address Email Address Cell Telephone Pastor - Helen J. Lortz, 317 Charles St., Grants, NM 87020 Review Date:

(Appointment)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No NMI Pres-Erlynn Thomas, 845 Clovis St., Grants, NM 87020 Moriarty Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1955) ( 037-0280 ) ( Church No. ) Mail: PO Box 1580 Moriarty NM, 87035 Location: 1204 Poplar st. Web Address: moriartynazarene.org Email: [email protected]

Phone: 505-832-4390 Pastor: (July 14, 13) Robert M. Sinclair, (Terina. L Sinclair), PO Box 2103 Moriarty NM 87035, [email protected] ; ([email protected]), 505-832-4007 Review Date: ( ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Carl Kirkbride Assoc. Minister – Carl Kirkbride SDMI Supt. – Terina Sinclair Church Board Sec. – Carl Kirkbride Church Treas. – Carl Kirkbride

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Mountainair (the Living Hope Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1931) ( 037-0290 ) Mail: P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM 87036 Location: 201 E Pinon Email: [email protected] Phone: 505-705-5478 Pastor: (Jan 08) Paul Baker (Judy) P.O. Box 1013, Mountainair, NM (505-847-2407) Review Date: (Jan 14) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Pastor – Judy Baker Music Dir. – Gayle Jones, P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Vis. Min. – Betty Somerlin (505-847-2759) SDMI Supt. – Charles Lessard P.O. Box Mountainair NM (505-847-2423) Children’s Min. Dir. – Saunja Tafoya P.O. Box 601 Mountainair NM (505-615-2673) NYI Pres. – Sidney Smart P.O. Box Mountainair NM 87036 (505-705-5212) Adult Min. Dir. – Shirley Jones P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-847-0114) Prime Time Dir. – Shirley Jones P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-847-0114) Men’s Min. Dir. – Wayne Jones, P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Women’s Min. Dir. – Pat Autrey P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-0247) NMI Pres. – Wayne Jones P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Work & Witness Coord. – Wayne Jones P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Church Board Sec. – Galye Jones P.O. Box 64 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-2491) Church Treas. – Pat Autrey P. O. Box 541 Mountainair NM 87036 (505-847-0247) Portales (Organized 1919) ( 037-0310 )


Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 823 W. University Dr. Portales, NM 88130

Phone: 575-356-6255 Pastor: (10/11) Johnny Pacheco, (Kristen), 1122 S Abilene, Portales NM 88130, [email protected], 575-693-6826 Review Date: (10/13) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Assoc. Pastor – Ernestine Tennefos, 930 W 17th St. Portales NM 88130, 575-791-5507 Music Dir. – Sherill Wofford, 507 Apache Trail, Portales NM 88130, 575-714-1908 SDMI Supt. – Mary Ann Danforth 380 Roosevelt Rd. Y, Portales, NM 88130, 575-356-4519 Children’s Min. Dir. – Ernestine Tennefos, 930 W 17th St. Portales NM 88130, 575-791-5507 Youth Min. Dir. – Craig Aulaumea, 821 W University Dr. Portales NM 88130, 253-348-5445 Adult Min. Dir. – Johnny Pacheco 1122 S. Abilene, Portales NM 88130 575-693-6826 Single Adult Min. Dir. – Johnny Pacheco 1122 S. Abilene, Portales NM 88130 575-693-6826 Men’s Min. Dir. – Thomas Tafoya, 2102 Hayes St. Portales, NM 88130 , 575-749-1418 Women’s Min. Dir. – Shirley Tafoya, 2102 Hayes St. Portales NM 88130, 575-749-1450 NMI Pres. – Shirley Tafoya, 2102 Hayes St. Portales NM 88130, 575-749-1450 CLT Dir. – Johnny Pacheco 1122 S. Abilene, Portales NM 88130 575-693-682 Church Board Sec. – Shirley Tafoya, 2102 Hayes St. Portales NM 88130, 575-749-1450 Church Treas. – Alan Wofford, 507 Apache Trail, Portales, NM 88130, 575-760-5799

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Roswell Central (Organized 1945) ( 037-0330 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.


Location - 901 E. Country Club Rd., Roswell NM, 88201 [email protected] 575-420-2907 Web Address Email Address F

x Telephone

Pastor - (11/1/99) Randy W. Elftman (Lucille) 3100 N. Garden, Roswell NM 88201 (575-420-

2907) Start Date Name, (Spouse), Address, Home Phone

Review Date: (10/ 2013 ) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: x Yes No

SS Supt - Dee Mason, 2412 N. Prairie, Roswell N.M. 88201 (575-208-0351) Men's Min. Dir. Crit Hobbs, 1303 Pennsylvania, Rowell NM, 88201 (575-622-0195) Women's Min. Dir. - Joann Hobbs,1303 Pennsylvania, Roswell NM 88201 (575-622-0195) NMI Pres. - Adell Bozeman, 911 N. Delaware, Roswell NM, 88201 (575-4203468) Church Board Sec. - Adell Bozeman, 911 N. Delaware, Roswell NM, 88201 (575-4203468 Church Treas. - Joann Hobbs, 1303 Pennsylvania, Roswell NM, 88201 (575-622-0195)

Roswell First (Organized 1924) (037-0340 )

Mail: 501 N. Sycamore Ave. Location: Same Mail: 501 N. Sycamore, Roswell, NM 88201 Location: 501 N. Sycamore, Roswell, NM 88201 Web Address: www.roswellfirstnaz.com Email: [email protected] Fax: (575) 624-2735; Phone: (575) 624-2614 Pastor: (4/27/2014) Lawrence Lacher (Lisa), 3501 Highland Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected] , (575) 622-4052 Review Date: (4/16) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123).)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: 0Yes x No Office Secretary - Meghan Shaw, 3105 Mesa Verde, Roswell, NM 88201, shaw [email protected], (575) 914-6053 Music Dir. - Penny Rodriquez, 3109 W. 8th, Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575) 626-2183 SDMI Supt. - Pam Boyd, 3209 Estrillita, Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575)317-2364 Childcare/School(Dir.lPrincipal) - Susan Torres, 411 W Reed St., Roswell, NM 88203, (575) 624-2611 Children's Min. Dir. - Lisa Lacher, 3501 Highland Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected] (575) 622-4052 NYI Pres. - Sherri Todd, 2706 Gaye Dr., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575) 623-5388 Adult Min. Dir. - Ray Farley, 609 Twin Diamond, Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected],(575) 623-4692 Men's Min. Dir. - Bruce Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575) 624-9607 Women's Min. Dir. - Reba Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected],(575) 624-9607 NMI Pres. - Skip Saucier, 804 Brazos St., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected],

(575) 578-0571

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Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno (CTM) ( 037-0002) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.)

NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH ROSWELL Mail: 1019 S. Lea Avenue Roswell, NM 88203 Location: Same Web Address: www.neighborhoodchurchnaz.com Email: [email protected]

Phone: 575-623-0201 Pastor: (07/01/2010) Rev. Hector Torres, (Susan), 411 W Reed St Roswell 88203, Email [email protected], Home Phone-575-623-0201 Review Date: (07/01/2014) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Susan Torres/ 411 W Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 Assoc. Pastor – Rev. Susan Torres/ 411 E Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 Music Dir. – Rev. Carl Callicutt/ 607 N Kentucky/ Roswell 88201 Vis. Min. – Jimmy Orozco/ 101 Ash/ Roswell/ 88203 Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Rev. Susan Torres/ 411 W Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 SDMI Supt. – Rev. Susan Torres/ 411 W Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 Children’s Min. Dir. – Priscilla James/ 1821 N Kansas/ Roswell/ 88201 NYI Pres. – Rev. Susan Torres/ 411 W Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 Youth Min. Dir. – Brian James/ 1821 N Kansas/ Roswell/ 88201 Adult Min. Dir. – Jimmy Orozco/ 101 Ash/ Roswell/ 88201 Prime Time Dir. – Jimmy Orozco/ 101 Ash/ Roswell/ 88203 Men’s Min. Dir. – Brian James/ 1821 N Kansas/ Roswell/ 88201 Women’s Min. Dir. – Susan Torres/ 411 W Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 NMI Pres. – Rev. Susan Torres/ 411 W Reed St/ Roswell/ 88203 Church Treas. – Stephanie Rea/ 607 N Kentucky/ Roswell/ 88201 Santa Fe (Organized 1939) ( Church No. 037-0350) Location: 1044 Don Diego Ave. Santa Fe, NM 87505

Pastor: (01/06/1997 Start Date) Mario Mejicanos, 2936 Calle Princesa Juana, Santa Fe, NM Email, [email protected] Phone 505 690 8957 Review Date: (Appointed) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Music Dir. – Luis Morales SDMI Supt. – Karina Linares. 2725 Walnut St. Santa Fe, NM 87507 NYI Pres. – Winder Hurtado NMI Pres. – Gala Arias, 83 Camino Vista Grande, Santa Fe, NM 87507 Church Board Sec. – Karina Linares. 2725 Walnut St. Santa Fe, NM 87507 Church Treas. – Gala Arias, 83 Camino Vista Grande, Santa Fe, NM 87507

Silver City Mountain View (Organized 1981 ) (037-0353) Location-----210 Mountain View Road Silver City, NM 88061 ([email protected]) (575) 388-4968 Pastor - Charles Anderson (Augusta) 212 Mountain View Road, Silver City, NM 88061 Review Date – Appointment New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No

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Music Dir. – Augusta Anderson Children’s Min. Dir. – Augusta Anderson Men’s Min. Dir. – Harrell Wright Women’s Min. Dir. – Brenda Callahan Church Board Sec. – Christina Gonzales Church Treas. – Harrell Wright Truth or Consequences (Organized 1947) ( 037-0370 )

Location: 220 w. 5TH, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Phone: 505 486-0499 Pastor: ( 2014) Wayne G. Vaughan, (Paula) P 0 Box 3549, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 Review Date: (Appointment) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Linda Briggs, P.O.Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (575-894-4321) SDMI Supt. – Darrell Briggs, P.O.Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (575-894-4321) NMI Pres. – Linda Briggs, P.O. Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (575-894-4321) Church Board Sec. – Linda Briggs, P.O. Box 1401, Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 (575-894-4321) Church Treas. – Phil Sparman, P.O. Box 608, Elephant Butte, NM 87935 (575-744-5228) Tularosa (Organized 1921) ( 037-0390 ) Mail: PO Box 457 tularosa, NM 88352 Location: 501 Higuera St Web Address: www.tualrosanazarene.com Email: [email protected] Pastor: (08/2009) Lorin Noble 505 Higuera St Tularosa, NM 88352 [email protected] 575-921-6764 Review Date: (appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Music Dir. – Charles Davis SDMI Supt. – Lorin Noble Children’s Min. Dir. – Carron Davila NYI Pres. – Carron Davila NMI Pres. – Lorin Noble Church Board Sec. – Carron Davila Church Treas. – Carron Davila Valencia Valley (Organized 1967) ( 037-0055 )


Mail & Location: 33 El Cerro Road, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Web Address: www.vvnc.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: 505 865 2015; P hone: 505 865 9047

Pastor: (Start Date:10/01/89) Name:Marvin E. White, (Spouse:Trudy), Address: 1071 Cypress Ct SE, Los Lunas, NM 87031, Email: [email protected], Home Phone: 505 710 9220 Review Date: (10/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manua/123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: DYes 1Z1 No

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Office Secretary- Trudy White Ph: 505 417 7232 Address: 1071 Cypress Ct. SE Los Lunas, NM 87031

Music Dir.- A. C. Casamento Ph: 505 362 2882 Address: 7205 Merle Dr. Albuquerque, NM 87109

SDMI Supt.- Yvonne Crollett Ph: 505 866 0788 Address: 1161 Elm Court, Los Lunas, NM 87031 Childcare/School

(Dir./Principal)- Melanie Garcia Ph: 505 515 9729 Address: 75 Avenida Jardin, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Women's Min. Dir.- Mary Carlson Ph: 505 565 4421 Address: 5 Merced, Los Lunas, NM 87031 NMI Pres.- Celeste Wheeler Ph. 505 452 0175 Address: 3209 Lazy day Dr. SW

Work & Witness Coord.- N/A

CLT Dir.- N/A

Church Board Sec.- Ruben Ballesteros Ph: 505 866 5618 Address: 22 Aldea Place, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Church Treas.- Ruben Ballesteros Ph: 505 866 5618 Address 22 Aldea Place, Los Lunas, NM 87031

OTHER CHURCHES IN NEW MEXICO AND FAR WEST TEXAS

Southwest Latin-American

El Paso Centro Cristiano Yireh (102-0009)

Pastor— Carlos Amato (Martha), 1042 Miss Bev St., El Paso, TX 79932

[email protected] (915-494-0300)

El Paso Iglesia del Nazarene Latino-Americana (102-0061)

Location—10512 Sidney St., El Paso, TX 79924

Pastor—Rev. Emilio Rogelio Fernandez (Martha), 10512 Sidney St., El Paso, TX

79924 [email protected] (915-822-3726)

El Paso Primera del Nazareno (102-0060)

Location—3430 Pera Ave., El Paso TX 79905 (915-542-3508)

Pastor— Javier Paniagua (Flor), 11753 Ronald McNair Dr., El Paso, TX 79936


Fabens Iglesia del Nazareno (102-0070)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 384863) 1019 Fabens, Fabens, TX 79838

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Pastor—Roman Fuentes (Maria), P.O. Box 1103, Sunland Park, NM 88063

(575 589-1950)

Las Cruces Iglesia del Nazareno (102-0080)

Location—1141 E. Hadley, Las Cruces, NM 88001 (575-647-0371)

Pastor—Benjamin Lopez (Sandra), 1025 Maple, Las Cruces, NM 88001

(575-647-1328)

Southwest Native American

Apache Avenue (Organized 1953) (103-0010)

Location—818 Apache Ave. N.W., Albuquerque, NM 87102 (505-247-8241)

Pastor—(9/91) Julian Gunn (Bernita), 624 Apache Ave. N.W., Albuquerque, NM

87102 (505-764-9196)

Assoc. Pastor—Bernita Gunn, 624 Apache Ave. N.W. , Albuquerque, NM 87102

(505-764-9196)

Laguna (Organized 1986) (103-0051)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 1418) meet in members’ homes, Paguate, NM 87040

Pastor—TBS

SS Superintendent—Irvin Shiosee (same as above) (505-552-6853)

Pine Hill (Organized 1959) (103-0150)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 326, Pinehill, NM 87357) 23 miles South of Ramah, New

Mexico

Pastor—(9/01) Freddie Lee (Sarah), P.O. Box 326, Pinehill, NM 87357

(505-775-3092)

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Ramah Navajo (103-0160)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 190), 1/8 mile across from old Post Office, Ramah, NM

87321 (E-mail: [email protected]; fax: 505-783-4732; 505-783-4732)

Pastor—(9/95) Herman Nells (Cynthia), P.O. Box 190, Ramah, NM 87321

(505-783-4732)

Ramah Sandmountain (103-0170)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 67, Pinehill, NM 87357) 19 miles South of Ramah, New

Mexico (505-783-4447)

Pastor—(8/05) Gilbert Maria (Rose), P.O. Box 184, Pinehill, NM 87357

Twin Buttes (Organized 1948) (103-0260)

Location—(Mail: P.O. Box 566) 50 A. W. Historic 66, Mentmore, NM 87319

(505-722-9688)

Pastor—(5/05) Wilkinson Sage, (Same as above)

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F. ORDAINED ELDERS

Minister’s Service Legend

CHP—Chaplain PSV-FT—Pastoral Service, Full-Time

DA—District Assigned PSV-PT—Pastoral Service, Part-Time

DIA—District Interim Assigned RA—Retired, Assigned

DS—District Superintendent RU—Retired, Unassigned

EDU—Education SEC—Song Evangelist, Commissioned

EVC—Evangelist, Commissioned STU—Student

GA—General Assignment TRF—In Process of Transfer

PAS—Pastor U—Unassigned

2005 PSV-PT Adamson, W. Scott, 5601 Lewis Rd NE, Rio Rancho, NM

87114 (Albuquerque Rio Vista) (505-328-6969)

2006 U Anderson, Charles H., 212 Mountain View Rd., Silver City, NM

88061

1947 RA Anderson, Dudley B., 1791 St. John Rd., No. 50-I, Seal Beach,

CA 90740 (Angus) (562-598-4151)

1970 RA Appleby, Robert R., HC 71, Box 1183, Capitan, NM 88316

(Angus) (575-336-4833)

2014 PAS Baker, Christopher Paul, 201 N. Sunset Mountainair, NM 87036 (Mountainair) (505-705-5478)

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2009 CHP Barr, John Edward, 9400 Colima Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM


2009 PAS Belgie, William, 10409 Crete, El Paso, TX 79924

(El Paso Open Gate Community) (915-822-8422)

1991 U Bloomquist, Kent A., 8121 Otero Ave N.E., Albuquerque, NM

87109 (Albuquerque Heights First) (505-821-5298)

1992 DA Brooks, David A., 113 Wyatt Earp Ct., Alto, NM 88312 (Angus)

(575-336-7518)

1984 EVC Brough, Nicolas E., 353 Woodhill Dr., Carol Stream, IL 60188

(El Paso Open Gate) [email protected]

(915-584-9931)

1964 RA Brough, Norlyn, 353 Woodhill Dr., Carol Stream, IL 60188

(El Paso First) [email protected] (915-584-9931)

1985 CHP Brown, David M., 2445 Ptarmigan Ln., Colorado Springs, CO

80918-8436 (Silver City Mountain View) (719-358-6875)

1994 PAS Brunk, Timothy M., 1817 Fairway Circle, Los Cruces, NM

88011 (El Paso First) (575-642-3758, 575-640-1673)

1981 PAS Bunting, Alvin E., 9515 McCan Rd. S.E., Deming, NM 88030

(Deming) (575-546-7334)

1992 TRF Burkhart, S. Lynn, 3769 Damonite Ct, Las Cruces, NM 88012

(Las Cruces Sonrise Community) (575-373-3166)

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2012 PSV-FT Callicutt, Carl W., 607 N. Kentucky, Roswell, NM 88201

(Roswell First) (740-322-3000)

2010 DA Claiborne, Robert D., 924 Sims Avenue, Alamogordo NM 87031

(Alamogordo New Beginnings) (575-443-3079)

1993 PAS Coonradt, Dean, 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220

(Carlsbad First) (575-628-0736)

1974 RA Crider, Thomas A., 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM

87124 (Heights First) (505 896-4513)

2011 PAS Davis, Geneva Christine, 309 Stagecoach Cir., Gallup, NM

87301 (Gallup) (505-488-3867)

1995 PAS Elftman, Randy W., 3100 N. Garden, Roswell, NM 88201

(Roswell Central) (575-420-2907)

2009 PSV-PT Elftman, Wm. Wade, 2201 Smith Lane, Farmington, NM 87401

(Farmington Crossroads Community) (505-419-1832)

1975 RA Ellington, Ronald E., 604 Hermosa Dr., Roswell, NM 88201

(Roswell First) (575-622-2426

1973 RA Fisher, Floyd H., 903 Valverde St., Carlsbad, NM 88220


1981 RA Foote, Lester R., 500 W. 28th St. Lot 26, Yuma, AZ 85364

(Alamogordo New Beginnings) 575-434-3087)

2014 DA Frazier, Korey Paul, HC 71 Box 1159, Capitan, NM 88316

(Angus) [email protected] (505-359-4117)

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2007 PAS Good, Chad W., 111 Hillman St., Belen, NM 87002

(Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse) (505-715-4298)

1995 CHP Gossman, J. Vaughn, 1713 Cain Ave., Clovis, NM 88101

(Roswell First) (575-622-1076)

2009 PAS Graham, Jaron L., 1303 E. Birch Ave., Lovington, NM 88260

(Lovington) (575-396-4285)

2002 PAS Granat, “Roy” Alan, P.O. Box 1710, Los Lunas NM 87031

(Los Lunas Faith Family)

E-mail: [email protected] (505-350-3944)

2013 PAS Granillo, Raul W., 232 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos, NM 87544,

(Los Alamos La Vista)

E-mail: [email protected] (505-672-1135)

1977 RA Gray, Cecil L., HC 67, Box 204, Nogal, NM 88341 (Angus)

(575-354-8406)

1986 TRF Grenier, Fred J., 3909 Telescope Ct., El Paso, TX 79904

(El Paso First) (915-759-0261)

2002 PSV-PT Griffin, John J., 3120 Valencia N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110


1959 RU Groves, Howard, 6801 Leander Ave., NE Albuquerque, NM


2012 PSV-PT Hasenauer, Erika, 2275 La Casita, Bernalillo, NM 87004

(Heights First Church) (505-480-6530)

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2011 PSV-PT Holguin, Juan G., 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, N.M. 88240

(Hobbs) (575-391-6619)

2011 PSV-PT Holguin, Martha O., 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, N.M. 88240

(Hobbs) (575-391-6619)

1977 DS Huff, James Frederick, P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, N M 87059

(Edgewood Breakpoint) (505-286-5515)

1982 PAS Hutchison, Richard D., HC 71, Box 1161-B, Capitan, NM 88316

(Angus) (575-336-2972)

1982 PSV-PT Jennings, David, 2938 Truman St. N. E., Albuquerque,

NM 87110 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-730-7098)

2003 CHP Jimenez, Mary E., 4239 Brockmont Ave. Apt. 3, Albuquerque,

NM 87108 (Las Cruces Sonrise) (575-620-0715)

2006 U Jimenez, Richard L., 1400 Belvidere St., El Paso ,TX 79912

(Las Cruces Sonrise) (575-239-0288)

1975 PAS Johnson, Michael C., 9717 Regal Ridge Dr. N.E., Albuquerque,

NM 87111 (Albuquerque Holiday Park) (505-294-5190)

1985 CHP Kimberlin, Cecil H., 1009 W. Hermosa Dr., Artesia, NM 88210


1981 RA Kneeland, Edwin W., 318 Cimarron Trl., Carlsbad, NM 88220

(Carlsbad Church St.) (575-706-0055)

1986 PAS Lacher, Lawrence, 501 N. Sycamore Ave., Roswell, NM 88201

(Roswell First Church) (575-624-5614)

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1955 U Lanham, Delbert, 7440 Longview Dr. N.W. Albuquerque, NM


1980 RA/PAS/EVC/SEC Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM

87015 (Edgewood Breakpoint) (505-281-0851)

1984 CHP Lord, Stephen J., P.O. Box 106, Lovington, NM 88260

(Lovington) (575-396-5625)

1997 PAS Lortz, Helen J., 317 Charles St., Grants, NM 87020

(Mount Taylor) (505-287-4464)

1981 U Loveless, Robert W., 106 Jennifer Ln., West Monroe, LA 71291


1981 DIA Maloney, Terry T., P.O. Box 1301, Portales, NM 88130

(Broadview) (575-760-5784)

1962 RU McNew, Burleigh, 5908 Arvilla N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110


1999 PAS Mejicanos, Mario R., 2936 Calle Princesa Juana, Santa Fe, NM

87507 (Santa Fe) (505-471-6054)

1992 PSV-FT Mendoza, Enrique, 804 Brackett Dr. S.W., Albuquerque, NM


2012 PAS Milgrim, R. Darrin, 2401 W. Church St., Carlsbad, NM 88220

(Carlsbad Church Street) (928-965-8018)

2001 PAS Moore, Jeff, 10319 Country Manor NW, Albuquerque, NM

87114-2330 (Albuquerque Rio Vista) (505-792-8558)

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2011 PAS Moreno, Maria, 404 Marquette Ave. NE Apt. 8, Albuquerque,

NM 87102 (Albuquerque Monte Santo) (505-489-5354)

2008 RA Morgan, Vickie B., 1813 S. Roosevelt Rd 8, Portales, NM 88130

(Living Stones Community) (303-775-1251)

2008 PAS Myers, Peter K., 3013 Dakota St. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87110

(Albuquerque Sandia) (505-321-8635)

1979 PAS Nielson, William B., 9014 Liberty Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM


2013 PAS Nikkel, Christopher J., 404 Sunglow Ave., Alamogordo, NV

88310 (Alamogordo New Beginnings) (575-437-1975)

2011 PAS Noble, Lorin F., 505 Higuera St, Tularosa, NM 88352

(Tularosa) (575-921-6764)

2010 PSV-FT Parker, Sharla Rae, 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240

(Hobbs) (575-392-2543)

1999 PAS Proulx, William A., 7201 Orizaba, El Paso, TX 79912

(El Paso Trinity) (915-472-6487)

2004 PAS Reinicke III, William H., 229 Erbbe NE, Albuquerque, NM

87123 (Albuquerque Los Altos) (505-261-6630)

1994 U Rivas, John, 11816 Lomas Blvd., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112


2008 U Roberson, Richard D., 313 Paseo Real, El Paso, TX 79934-2214

(El Paso Open Gate Community-the Branch) (915-526-0707)

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2014 GA Rodriguez, Fred, 7366 Desierto Rico Ave, El Paso Texas 79912

(Sandia Valley) (505-850-8115)

2004 U Roe, David G., 21 N. 200 E. Road., Hammond, IL 61929

(Artesia Living Well)

2013 PSV-PT Sanchez, Bertha (Betty) (Bertha Elena Tolentino Rodarte), HC

71 Box 1162 Capitan, NM 88316 (Angus)

(email:[email protected](915.881.7535 or 575.522.7120)

2011 PSV-FT Sánchez, Marco, HC 71 Box 1162, Capitan, NM 88316

(Angus) [email protected]; (915) 239-2917 )

2007 PSV-PT Scott, Larry D., 871 Evening Primrose., Albuquerque, NM

87123 (Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa) (505-294-7183)

2006 U Shirley, Manish A., 517 Ivy St., Truth or Consequences, NM

87901 (El Paso Trinity) (308-665-5070)

1968 RA Sloan, Roy A., Box 726, Fort Sumner, NM 88119


2010 TRF Smith, H. Gordon III, 8620 Liberty Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109

(Heights First) (505-797-2315)

2005 TRF Speicher, Darwin, 10316 Ross Lake Dr., Peyton, CO 80831


1976 CHP Stagner, William C., 451 Stagecoach Rd. S.E., Rio Rancho, NM


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1963 RU Stone, William E., 5023 Costa Uasca Dr. N. W., Albuquerque,

NM 87120 (Albuquerque Heights First)

1989 PAS Stout, Jon E., 11150 Sam Snead Dr., El Paso, TX 79936

(El Paso Montwood) (915-598-3175)

2000 CHP Tennefos, Darryl S., 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130

(Portales) (575-356-8233)

2005 PSV-PT Tennefos, Ernestine A., 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130

(Portales) (575-791-5507)

1974 U Thornton, Tom, 1620 Gidding St. Clovis, NM 88101

(Broadview) (575-693-0845) (575-309-5793)

2012 PSV-FT Tiffany, Aaron, 1210 W. Ave. H, Lovington, NM 88260

(Lovington) [email protected] (913-963-7272)

1980 RA Timblin, Kenneth R., 2200 1st St. Apt. 1602, Alamogordo, NM

88310 (Alamogordo New Beginnings) (575-434-5761)

2014 PSV-FT Torres-Kroll, Alejandro, 1620 Mescalero Dr., El Paso, TX

79925 (El Paso Open Gate/La Roma) (915-565-4640)

2010 PAS Torres, Hector, 411 W. Reed St. Roswell, NM 88203-4359

(Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno) (505-599-9389)

2010 PSV-PT Torres, Susan Rae, 411 W. Reed St. Roswell, NM 88203-4359

(Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno) (505-599-9389)

2014 PAS Vaughan, Wayne G., P 0 Box 3549, Truth or Consequences, NM

87901 (Truth or Consequences) (505 486-0499)

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2001 U Vicuna, Enrique, 405 San Pablo S.E., No. 18, Albuquerque, NM

87108 (Albuquerque Holiday Park) (505-265-1778)

1967 RU Warner, Darwin C., 615 N. 11th St., Carlsbad, NM 88220

(Carlsbad Church Street) [email protected]

2012 PSV-FT Ward, Paul Jr., 2700 Knudsen Ave., Farmington, NM 87401

(Farmington, Crossroads Community) (208-420-9846)

2013 PSV-PT Weisheit, Ken, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington NM, 87402

(Farmington Crossroads) (505-402-9146; 575-885-2869)

1996 PAS West, David M., 4905 Tarry Terr., Farmington, NM 87402

(Farmington Crossroads) (505-325-2600)

1989 PAS White, Marvin E., 1071 Cypress Ct. S.E., Los Lunas, NM 87031

(Valencia Valley) (505-865-6627)

2003 PSV-FT Yeager, Walter, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101


2012 PAS Yocom, Christopher S., 2016 Sierra Ave., Aztec, NM 87410

(Aztec) [email protected] (505)333-7151)

1981 PAS Yocom, Kenneth P., 1400 E. Cimarron Rd., Hobbs, NM 88240

(Hobbs First) [email protected] (575-441- 5845)

1981 DA Yocom, Stanley K., HC 71, Box 1159, Capitan, NM 88316

(Angus) (575-336-4404)

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G. ORDAINED DEACONS

2011 PSV-PT Brunk, Janice, 1817 Fairway Circle, Las Cruces, NM 88011

(El Paso First) [email protected] cell: (575- 640-1673)

2014 PSV-PT Entrot, Sharon Kay, 921 S. 10th St. Deming, NM 88030

(Deming) [email protected] (575-494-6187)

2006 U Rushing, S. DeAnn, 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109


2006 U Rushing, Dennis L., 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109


H. LICENSED MINISTERS

(No.) Year in Course of Study

(E/D/LM)—Credential Goal

2014 PSV-PT (1) (E) Baker, Judy, 201 N. Sunset Mountainair, NM

87036 (Mountainair) (505-705-5478)

2014 U (3) Biddle, Ronald Lon, 209 Church St., Brookville, PA

15825 (Living Stones) (575 769-2166)

2012 PSV-PT (2) (D) Blea, Jaycob Michael, 2315 Markham Rd. SW,

Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia)

(505-453-8200)

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2011 PSV-PT (2) (E) Blea, Steven Michael, 3304 Lucerne NE,

Albuquerque, NM 87111 (Albuquerque Sandia )


2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) Brown, Michael D. II, 701 Uranium Dr. NE,

Rio Rancho, New Mexico 87124, (Sandia)


2009 PSV-FT (3) (E) Clever, Jeanna, 2315 Markham Rd. SW

Albuquerque, NM 87105

(Grace Restoration Center) (505-553-8346)

2013 U (3) (D) Deakin, Pat, 2635 Manzano N.E., Albuquerque,

NM 87110 (505-304-3890)

2012 PSV-PT (1) (E) Graham, Elizabeth, 1303 E. Birch Ave.,, NM 88260

[email protected] (Lovington) (575-704-9875)

2014 PSV-PT (3) (E) Grogan, Ronald Vane, 1609 17th Street, Eunice, NM 88231

(Hobbs) (575-394-1076)

2013 PSV-PT Jennings, Joyce, 2938 Truman St. N.E., Albuquerque, NM

87110 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-720-8383)

2013 PSV-PT ( ) (E) Marjerison, Steven, 2904 Cagua N.E., Albuquerque, NM

87110 (Albuquerque Sandia) (505-803-7675)

2014 PSV-PT (1) (E) McDuff, Alanna D.,2941 Clearsky St. SW, Los Lunas, NM

87031 (Faith Family) (505-977-0211)

2014 TRF (1) (E) Miles, Matthew In Process of Transfer to Oregon Pacific

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2011 U (3) (E) Mosier, Tom, P.O. Box 482, 300 Kettle Top Rd., Elephant

Butte, NM 87935 (El Paso Open Gate) (505-832-7032)

2012 PSV-PT (2) (E) Pacheco, Arthur Eric Daniel, 2315 Markham rd. SW,

Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Sandia) (505-967-2770)

2012 PAS (2) (E) Pacheco, Johnny, 1122 S Abilene Ave, Portales, NM

88130 [email protected] (505-515-8831)

2012 PSV-PT (2) (D Rivas, Bianca Michele, 2315 Markham Rd. SW,

Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Sandia)


2012 PSV-PT (2) (D) Rivas, Patti Lynn, 2315 Markham Rd. SW,

Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Sandia) (505-261-0467)

2007 PAS (4) (E) Robledo, Martin, 10119 Montreal Cir., El Paso TX

79927 (El Paso Nuevo Amanecer) (915-860-8705)

2013 PAS (E) Sinclair, Robert, P.O. Box 2103, Moriarty, NM

87035 (Moriarty) (541-321-9681)

2014 PSV-PT (1) (E) Wood, Daniel R., 9208 BUENA VENTURA NE SP

10, Albuquerque, NM 87123, (Sandia Mountain)

(505-489-8193)

2011 PAS (2) (E) Zottneck, Eric, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia,

NM 88210, (Artesia Living Well) (575) 746-8854)

2011 PSV-PT (2) (E) Zottneck Jessica, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM

88210, (Artesia Living Well) (575) 746-8854)

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I. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

J. COMMISSIONED MINISTER OF MUSIC

K. EVANGELISTS, COMMISSIONED

Brough, Nicolas E., 353 Woodhill Dr., Carol Stream, IL 60188 (El Paso Open Gate)

(915-584-9931)

Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (Edgewood Outreach)

(505-281-0851)

L. SONG EVANGELIST, COMMISSIONED

Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015 (Edgewood Outreach)

(505-281-0851)

II. General Information

A. RECEIVED AND RECEIPTED ON TRANSFER

1. Elders

Larry Lacher, Darrin Milgrim, Vickie B. Morgan, Christopher Nikkel, and Paul Ward Jr.

2. Licensed Ministers

B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED

1. Elders

S. Lynn Burkhart to Southwest Latin American District, Dale K. Twyeffort to Northwest

District, Stephen A. Sanchez to Oregon Pacific District

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2. Deacons

Howard P Ours to Colorado

3. Licensed Ministers

Deborah Robinson to Prairie Lakes, John Emery to Mid-Atlantic, Ricki Emery to Mid-Atlantic,

Todd Joyner to Oregon Pacific

C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS

Wayne Vaughan, Fred Rodriguez, Korey Frazier, Christopher Paul Baker, Alejandro

Torres-Kroll, and to Deacon's orders-Sharon Entrot.

D. DUPLICATE CREDENTIALS ISSUED

David Allen Brooks

E. DROPPED FROM MINISTERIAL ROLL

Tom Farley having surrendered his credentials in 2012.

1. Licensed Ministers Not Renewed

Therese Moreno and Jennie Noriega,having not applied

F. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE

Judy Baker, Ronald Lon Biddle, Ronald Vane Grogan, Matthew Miles, Alanna D. McDuff, and

Daniel Wood.

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G. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE

Paul Baker, Tom Mosier, Johnny Pacheco, Martin Robledo, Robert Sinclair, Alex Torres,

Wayne Vaughan, Eric Zottneck, Jaycob Michael Blea, Steven Michael Blea, Michael Brown,

Jeanne Clever, Pat Deacon, Sharon Entrot, Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Joyce Jennings,

Steven Marjerison, Arthur Pacheco, John Emery, Ricki Emery, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Fred

Rodriguez, Monica Rodriguez, and Jessica Zottneck.

H. GRANTED RETIREMENT STATUS

Edwin W. Kneeland (RA)

I. WHERE TO SEND MONIES

District Treasurer—Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101-5004

(District Funds, Educational (PLNU) Funds, NMI dues, District NMI project,

World Evangelism Fund, Pensions and Benefits Fund, and all approved NMI

specials, duty, cash LINKS, Christmas Fund etc.)

III. Plan of Examination A. Members of Ministerial Studies Board

Chairman— R. Alan Granat, P.O. Box 1710, Los Lunas NM 87031


Secretary—Pete Myers, 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108


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B. Instructions to Students

1. Eligibility

The District Ministerial Studies Board (DMSB), a division of the Board of

Ministry, serves only students who are properly enrolled in the course of study.

Enrollment is open only to local ministers, local lay ministers and those described in

Manual paragraph 408.1, Sourcebook for Ministerial Development 438 and

ministers of music who qualify according to Manual paragraph 410.

2. Courses

The DMSB oversees the preparation of both elder and deacon candidates.

Ministers will not be ordained without having completed their respective courses.

They should also understand that ordination is by invitation of the District Board of

Ministry.

3. Modes of Study

The recommended mode of preparation for full-time Christian service is by

attending a Nazarene liberal arts college or university and, if possible, Nazarene

Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri. Other modes include Nazarene

Bible College in Colorado Springs, Colorado, its online program, or one of its

satellite centers, and the online program from Northwest Nazarene University.

The courses required of the college/university students are listed in Manual

paragraph 424.3. The competency statements for ministerial education are listed in

Manual paragraph 424.3.

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4. Regulations for Course of Study

1. There are 24 courses required for completion of the course of study.

2. Candidates are responsible for their education process and documentation and

evidence for course completion rests on the shoulders of the student. Proper

documentation and transcripts must be presented to DMSB in order for credit to be

granted.

3. Candidates should be prepared to appear for an interview each year as called

upon by the Board of Ministry or either of its subcommittees (Ministerial Studies

Board/Ministerial Credentials Board) at the time and place specified.

4. The Manual requires that each student complete a minimum of two courses per

year to maintain district license.

5. College/University Students

College/university students are responsible to submit to the DMSB

documentary evidence (official college transcript) of academic standing in harmony

with Manual 427.1m 427.4 and the SMD (Sourcebook for Ministerial Development)

439.26-439.30.

College/university students are reminded to plan their curriculum in

harmony with Manual 424.1, 424.3. Yearly updates should be submitted to the

DMSB by the student showing completed course work. The final transcript at

graduation will be evaluated by the DMSB, and requirements stated in the current

Manual will not be waived.

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6. Where to Go

1. For information or guidance, go to either the board secretary or chairman. (If you

are not currently enrolled in the course of study, but are interested in enrollment,

first contact your pastor.)

2. For information about enrollment or an approved course of study, contact the

secretary of the DMSB, Pete Myers [email protected] 3. For

relevant application forms (for district assembly recognition and renewal), contact

the district secretary, Ken Yocom, 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM 88240 (575-392-

8059) [email protected].

IV. Daily Proceedings

A. ASSEMBLY BUSINESS

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY MINUTES 2014

David A. Busic

DISTRICT New Mexico

SUPERINTENDENT Dr. J. Fred Huff

HOST PASTOR N/A DISTRICT SECRETARY

Ken Yocom

UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE REP Rev Ron (Carol) Fay (PLNU)

OTHER REPS IN ATTENDANCE

Dr Roger Hahn, (NTS)

1) OPENING CONGREGATIONAL SINGING FOLLOWED BY PRAYER

Dr Huff.

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2) INTRODUCTION OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT BY DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT DAVID BUSIC Greetings from the GS.

3) DEVOTIONAL MESSAGE BROUGHT BY GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT

Mark 6:30- 1) This story tells us that the needs of ministry will be overwhelming. They should be over-

whelming. If they are not then we do not have a God size vision. 2) You need Jesus to complete the work. Bring what you have and place it in Jesus’ hands.

4) CALL TO ORDER AND ORGANIZATION OF THE ASSEMBLY The following should be read and acted upon as one motion:

a Name statistical secretary. Sue Howe. b Name recording secretary. Sharla Parker c Name pages. Sharon Entrot and Korey Frazier d Establish the voting area of the assembly. Entire Sanctuary

(a) for the delegates to move into the voting area. (b) Distribute delegates’ packets, if necessary.

e. Set times for the sessions and services. (a)Friday, June 27, 2014 (1:30 pm to 5:00 pm to adjournment) (b)Ordination Service (7:00 p.m. to adjournment)

f. Establish Special Orders of the Day: (a) Report of the district superintendent (3:00 pm)

(b) Time and day for the ordination service (Friday, June 27, 2014, 7:00 pm)

(c) Time for the university/college report (Saturday, June 28, 2014, 9:30 am)

(d) Time for the memorial service (Saturday, June 28, 2014, 11:45 am)

AFTER PRESENTING THESE ITEMS, THE DISTRICT SECRETARY SHOULD MAKE A MOTION TO ADOPT. Joel 2nd; MC

5) SPECIAL GREETINGS SENT

a. To missionaries from the district(Rev Harmon & Cindy Schmelzenbach, Dr Melvin & Esther Rigsby, Mr Rusty & Diane Robbins)

b. To retired district superintendents, etc. (Dr Leon & Liz Wyss, Mrs. Virginia Dace, Dr Woodie & Cheryl Stevens)

c. Gussy Anderson

Greetings may be sent

6) ALTERNATES SEATED a. Distribution of forms (It is preferred that the forms be distributed prior to the beginning

of the session.) b. District secretary checks against election certificates. c. Ask secretary if alternates have been verified. d. Secretary makes motion that alternates be seated. Joel 2nd MC

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7) PARTIAL REPORT (#1) OF THE MINISTERIAL CREDENTIALS BOARD TO RECOMMEND RECEIVING TRANSFERS OF NEW MINISTERS, ETC.

NOTE: LOOSE AND INSERTED BETWEEN PAGES C8 AND C9

8) DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT INTRODUCES NEW PASTORS AND SPOUSES TO THE ASSEMBLY. ANY NEW STAFF (REV. CHRIS & JENNIFER NIKKEL, DR LARRY & LISA LACHER)

9) REPORT OF THE DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT (ELECTION, NOT REQUIRED)

a. After report, general superintendent to present district superintendent and spouse. b. Appropriate recognition and presentation given to district superintendent and

spouse by District Advisory Board. Report accepted as presented 10) RECOGNITION OF PASTORS/CHURCHES THAT HAVE PAID THEIR WORLD

EVANGELISM FUND ALLOCATION IN FULL FOR 10 CONSECUTIVE YEARS

11) REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE (Nominations made from the floor for any office may be permitted before the report is accepted. If any are made, a new ballot must be prepared; names cannot be written in. No more than two ballots should be presented. One ballot is preferred.) a. Majority or plurality to be determined by motion or Manual requirement. b. Sufficient tellers should be designated in advance. c. An election secretary should be selected in advance and briefed in full in regard to reporting requirements. All reports should include the number of votes cast, votes necessary to elect, and votes received.

BALLOT RESULTS 12) PASTORS’ REPORTS (These reports were interspersed throughout the business of the

assembly.)

13) ELECTION OF DISTRICT BOARDS, COMMITTEES, UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE TRUSTEES, DELEGATES TO GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ETC.

14) REPORTS: 15) [ X ] District Advisory Board

Adopted [ x] Board of Ministerial Studies

Motion and 2nd carried MC [ x ] Board of Ministerial Credentials Motion and 2nd Carried MC [ ] District Church Properties Board [ x ] District Treasurer Motion to accept the report 2nd Adopted

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[ ] District Auditing Committee [ x ] District Assembly Finance Committee Recommendation that everything remain the same 2nd Adopted [ ] District Evangelism Board [ ] ______________________________ [ ] ______________________________ [ ] ______________________________

16) ADDITIONAL REPORTS a. Full-time evangelists, chaplains, missionaries, etc. (Please note if any are in attendance in the assembly.) b. Any district assembly committees should be heard and their reports approved or amended and adopted. c. The District Assembly Journal Editing Committee should be among the last to

report, allowing the district secretary time to edit, harmonize, expunge, and print minutes.

d. The district secretary and the general superintendent will sign their names to the assembly minutes.

16) CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS BY THE GENERAL ASSEMLY

Resolution amending paragraph 1-22 Ratified Resolution to amend paragraph 18, Article of Faith XIV Ratified Resolution to amend paragraph 27.1 item 3 and item 5 Dean Coonradt spoke against the resolution Jarred Graham spoke for the resolution Ron Grogan spoke for them resolution Raul Granio spoke for the resolution Ratified

Resolution paragraph 27.2 item 3 Ratified Resolution paragraph to be added 28.1 Ratified Resolution to amend paragraph 30 Ratified Resolution to amend paragraph 32 Ratified

17) ORDINATION SERVICE

a. Recognition of retiring elder Reverend Edwin Kneeland b. Recognition of new district-licensed ministers c. Ordination

18)Dr. Roger Hahn Ephesians 4:17-23 The world has changed from the “Christian Nation” that we were when the CON was established. Thus we need to change the way that we share the good news of the Gospel. We must form an alternative community, the community of Christ. 19)Ron Fay Point Loma The students of Point Loma have the opportunity to be mentored by great faculty.

Pray for PALCON.

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20)NYIC Aaron Tiffany spoke for NYIC coming next year for the teens of our district in Louisville, KY

21) BONITA PARK ----STAN YOCOM The Little Bear Fire was devastating, but Bonita Park is alive and well. This past year 928 people have reported spiritual growth. We are rebuilding an Event Center and looking forward to celebrating 75th Family Camp this summer. 22)NAZARENE CHILDREN’S LEADERSHIP NETWORK

Elizabeth Graham is our contact person for upcoming Children’s Ministry leadership training in October.

23) MEMORIAL ROLL----DINAH HUFF MUSIC BY STEVE LORD 24)MOTION TO ADJOURN THE DISTRICT ASSEMBLY (SINE DIE)

Motion and 2nd cleared MC

V. Reports

A. District Officers

1. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT REPORT

J. Fred Huff

Give Thanks In All Circumstances; For This Is God’s Will For You In Christ Jesus

I Thessalonians 5:18 NIV

In Everything Give Thanks As Dinah and I have driven the roads across our great district from El Paso, Texas, to Farmington, New Mexico, from Broadview to Silver City, from Carlsbad to Las Alamos, and all parts in between, I have sensed the presence of God in all of our services. As the New Mexico district, we have responded to God’s great love for us through His son Jesus Christ by loving Him, loving each other, and loving the lost by reaching out to them with the good news of the gospel. I thank God for you, each of you, the delegates and friends attending this 101st district assembly, for your faithful service to our Lord Jesus Christ. I am especially thankful to Dr David Busic and his wife Christi for your presence in chairing this assembly. We look forward to working together with you these next two years.

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I also am thankful for the presence of Reverend Ron and Carol Fay who is representing Point Loma Nazarene University and Dr Roger Hahn who will be with us tomorrow representing Nazarene Theological Seminary.

Thanking God For The Past Last year we celebrated our 100th district assembly. We are now in our 2nd century as a district. Last year we looked back at our history and we celebrated the victories that God has given us all across the New Mexico district. This year we will focus less on yesterday and focus more on today and tomorrow. As Paul said, “forgetting those things that are behind and looking to those things that lie ahead.”

Thank God For 2014 In many ways it’s been a good year, though there have been difficulties and challenges that we have faced in many of our churches. Some pastors have reported to me that the economy has resulted in lost jobs and people moving to other parts of the country for new employment. Others have reported lost records resulting in the inability to follow up on inactive members. However, many have reported souls saved and sanctified, new members taken in, and new believers baptized. Though it may not have been as much as we would prefer, there has been growth both spiritually and numerically. Jesus must have thought numbers were important or He wouldn’t have told parables about lost coins, lost sheep, and a prodigal son. Numbers, or the souls they represent, should be important to us as well. Let’s look at some statistics of this past year.

Thank God For Souls Saved We praise God for annual pastors’ reports that acknowledge 842 conversions, 142 baptisms, and 308 new Nazarenes. We report 5,846 full church members, 3,587 in weekly corporate worship, and 4,641 average weekly SDMI attendances (543 over last year’s reported attendance). We praise God that 32 of our churches took in one or more new members this year.

Thank God For Money Given To God’s Glory Our total church income across the district was $5,077,959. With a portion of these funds we gave 102.7% for World Evangelism Fund, 92.6% for Pensions and Benefits, 94.1% for District obligations, and 91.2% for Point Loma Nazarene University. We reported 35 churches having paid all allocations in full. Ten churches were 10% in giving for World Missions.

We Thank God For Churches That Achieved Growth In The Area Of SDMI You will note in the handbook that 20 churches received an Achievement Award, 4 Exceptional Awards, 8 Superior Awards, and 8 Honor Awards. They are: Exceptional – Albuquerque Los Altos, Gallup First, Portales, Roswell Neighborhood. Superior – Albuquerque Holiday Park, Albuquerque Rio Vista, Artesia Living Well, Aztec, Broadview, Los Alamos La Vista, Lovington First, Truth or Consequences. Honor – Alamogordo New Beginnings, Albuquerque Heights First, Angus, El Paso First, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer, El Paso Open Gate, Hobbs First, Mt Taylor.

Thank God For What Has Been Accomplished In Local Churches This Year It is the local church where souls are saved, sanctified, and discipled and people find their place in ministry to God’s glory. I wrote pastors and asked for a specific victory or

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blessing that I could share in this report. Here are excerpts from the responses I received: Pastor Rick Hutchison – Angus Church spent a month looking at how we are a part of the Body of Christ with four different speakers who challenged us from different perspectives. A few weeks later Dr Tim Green challenged us to be the Body of Christ everywhere that we went. It’s not about “going” to church; it is about “being” the church wherever we are, in whatever we find ourselves doing. Pasto Eric Zottneck – Artesia Living Well Church has started a wrestling program. “Everything we do at the church is focused on body, mind and spirit.” We took 22 first-time wrestlers to the Carlsbad City tournament and all 22 boys out of 240 boys placed (8 first, 7 second, 3 third, 4 fourth). A generous donor in the community gave this church outreach program the use of a 5,000 square foot gym to practice and compete. 45 boys and 8 girls are enrolled in the program and it is starting to produce a beautiful crop. Pastor Dean Coonradt – Carlsbad First Church writes, “Last summer we had an altar call at VBS and many children came forward to receive Christ. Vacation Bible School has proven to be our biggest evangelistic event of the year as children hear the Bible stories for 4 nights and then are invited on the last night to receive Jesus.” Pastor Robert Sinclair – Moriarty Church writes, “Our community Thanksgiving Day dinner was free to all attendees. We canvassed the community with flyers. We served over 60 guests and took prepared meals to on-duty fire and police officers who were serving on Thanksgiving Day. It was a huge success for our small group.” Pastor Chris Yocom – Aztec Church writes, “The Lord sent Eric and Debbie Walls to our church. Debbie is Children’s Director and Eric is our Men’s Ministry Director and both of them are a needed blessing from the Lord. I praise God that He is moving in the hearts of so many and they are stepping up to serve. The Lord is working and exciting things are happening.” Pastor Jeff Moore – Albuquerque Rio Vista Church writes, “I am especially grateful that the Lord has allowed me to pastor such an awesome church family here at Rio Vista. Our mission statement is helping others Believe, Belong and Become. In the past year 12 people have accepted Christ and have been led through the “Basic Bible Studies.” In November we gave away over 75 turkeys and 10 people accepted Christ. Our SDMI has more than doubled (29 to 65) in the past three years. We gave care packages to young women who have been rescued from human sex trafficking. Pastor Larry Lacher – Roswell First Church writes, “This one is more of a look forward than look backward. We are having good days at Roswell First. We are embracing prayer meeting on Wednesdays, spending time at the altar each week confessing our hunger for Christ. On Sunday nights I have been teaching a series called “These.” It is a study of other religions. We are treating Sunday night as our Wednesday night. Pastor Chris Davis – Gallup First Church writes, “Our numbers have increased in the outreach ministry feeding the poor and hungry. We have made the parsonage into a Women’s/Children’s home on a trial basis. Our big garden was planted again this spring to help feed the hungry. I praise the congregation for their support.” Pastor Marco Sanchez – Angus Hispanic Church writes, “What a joy and privilege it is to be a part of the New Mexico district Church of the Nazarene. It is good to be a part of the Angus church to proclaim the message of God’s saving and sanctifying grace. We

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have been relentless in our pursuit of God and His will for the Spanish ministries here at Angus Church. A few highlights are: 24 average weekly attendance, 2 baptisms, 2 Bible studies each week, one-year celebration of the Spanish ministry, every last Sunday of the month is “Piñata Party”, and Betty’s ordination.

Thank God For Churches That Have Excelled In Growth In Trying Times In some ways this has been one of the toughest years numerically we have had in a decade or more. Several churches “bit the bullet” and acknowledged that there were people listed on their rolls that were dead, had moved away, or they didn’t know where they were. Nearly 600 members were removed from the rolls this year. One church removed over 300 members. Another church removed over 200 members. Another church had 100 members move away due to job changes. It took me quite a time in prayer to be able to “Give thanks in every circumstance” as I faced the reality of this great loss. Praise the Lord we took in over 300 new members and several of our churches had outstanding growth in several categories.

New Nazarenes The following churches took in 1 or more new Nazarenes: Gallup 60, Living Stones 46, Farmington Cross Roads 45, Los Altos 30, Sandia 23, Roswell Neighborhood 12, Living Well 10, Portales 10, El Paso Open Gate 8, Santa Fe 8, Aztec 6, Albuquerque Rio Vista 5, Alamogordo 4, Albuquerque Heights First 4, Deming 4, Lovington First 4, Monte Santo 3, Pajarito Mesa 3, Edgewood Breakpoint 3, Las Cruces First 3, Los Lunas Faith Family 3, Angus 2, Carlsbad Church Street 2, Hobbs First 2, Los Alamos La Vista 2, Silver City 2, Carlsbad First 1, El Paso First 1, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer 1, Roswell Central 1.

10% Giving The following churches gave 10% or more for missions: Belen Rio Communities 20.8%, Albuquerque Heights First 19.1%, Carlsbad First 19.1%, Angus 17.7%, Truth or Consequences 16.1%, Silver City 14.3%, Deming 13.2%, Roswell First 12.8%, Lovington First 11.5%, El Paso First 10.4%.

District Superintendent’s Growth Award I thank God for nine churches that had extraordinary growth in both membership and SDMI and paid all allocations in full. They are listed alphabetically: Membership Growth SDMI Award Albuquerque Los Altos 21.3% Exceptional Aztec 11.8% Superior El Paso Nuevo Amanecer 4.1% Honor Gallup First 59.0% Exceptional Artesia Living Well 35.8% Superior Los Alamos La Vista 3.8% Superior Lovington First 10.6% Superior Portales 12.3% Exceptional Roswell Neighborhood 41.6% Exceptional

Thank The Lord For The Renewal Of Bonita Park Camp Facilities As most of you know, we broke ground in December for a new Events Center. It is a 35,000 square foot facility containing a regulation size gymnasium with an indoor walking track, an indoor high ropes course, a state-of-the-art climbing rock wall, a snack

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shack, and flexible and functional spacious meeting rooms. The estimated cost after insurance funds and all current pledges have been received is $1,511,657. Bonita Park Camp and Conference Center is a Christ-centered ministry seeking to facilitate spiritual enrichment, social development, and physical and mental renewal in a Christ-centered atmosphere encouraging worship, fellowship, meditation, and reflection upon the word of God. Bonita Park is one of the best Nazarene camping facilities in the denomination. We praise God for Bonita Park.

Thank The Lord That We Are Moving Toward Being Debt Free Several years ago I shared a dream with you that all of our churches might become debt free in 10 years. I am pleased to report to you that we have moved from a 2011 indebtedness of churches of $7,193,731 to a 2014 indebtedness of $5,714,255. The total value of all church properties is $53,046,000. This shows a decrease of 20.6% total indebtedness in the last 3 years. We praise God for this progress. Twenty-five churches report no debt and none of our 11 new starts have debt. The following churches account for our existing debt: Alamogordo New Beginnings - $304,406, Albuquerque Heights First - $368,619, Albuquerque Los Altos - $66,847, Albuquerque Rio Vista - $350,000, Albuquerque Sandia - $1,980,000, Aztec - $95,000, Belen Rio Communities - $94,800, El Paso Montwood - $84,840, El Paso Open Gate - $234,379, Farmington Cross Roads - $1,695,462, Hobbs First - $37,000, Moriarty - $96,500, Mountainair - $4,694, Silver City - $19,900, Valencia Valley - $281,808.

Thank God For The People Of The New Mexico District When God created the heavens and earth and all that is within them He said, “It was good.” But after God created man and woman, Genesis 1:31 says, “And God saw everything He had made, and, behold, it was very good.” I’d like to thank God for you. Outside of our Heavenly Father, His Son our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and the precious Holy Spirit, you are the greatest asset that the New Mexico district has. It is through you and me that God does His greatest work.

Thanks To Various Groups Of God’s Servants I’d like to thank District Advisory Board members Mr. Joel Burdell, Mr. Saurabh Emmanuel, Mr. Michael Howe, Reverend Rick Hutchison, Reverend Arnie Leidy, Mr. Larry Fry, Dr. Bill Nielson, and Reverend Ken Yocom for your faithful service this year. You are appreciated. Thanks to Dr. Bill Nielson, our NMI President, and your council for excellent leadership. Thanks to SDMI Chairman Reverend Dean Coonradt and his council which includes Reverend Darrin Milgrim, Director of MAN Camp, Dinah Huff who directed Women’s Retreat this year, Mark Asplund, Adult Ministries Director, Jessica Zottneck, Children’s Ministries Director and Elizabeth Graham who directed Kids Camp. Thanks to Lura Baxter who directed Children’s Quizzing. Thanks to Reverend Wally Yeager and his NYI council for their wonderful work with youth across our district. Thanks to Penny Pogue who serves as Teen Bible Quizzing Director. Your ministry is appreciated greatly. Thanks to Reverend Wade Elftman who directed Teen Camp. Thanks to the Point Loma Board members Tom Battin, Dean Coonradt, Larry Fry, and Sue Hutchison who have served admirably this year.

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Thank God For Several Individuals Who Have Served Faithfully Thank you Reverend Stan Yocom, our Executive Director of Bonita Park, your wife

Sharon, and your senior staff for their great work for Christ and His kingdom. Thanks to Reverend Tim Brunk who has served as our Hispanic Ministry Coordinator. Thanks to Reverend Arnie Leidy, our Coordinator of New Starts, and his wife Lana. Thanks to

Reverend Pete Myers for serving as our Ministry Candidate Assessment Coordinator. Thanks to Dinah Huff for serving as managing editor of our district e-newsletter, The Mission. Thanks to David and Patti Cramer for their help with layout of The Mission and other projects throughout the year. Thanks to Reverend Jaron Graham for distributing The Mission each month by email. Thanks to Reverend Robert Claiborne for serving as our new web master. Our district web address is www.nmnaz.com. Thanks to Mrs. Linda Brooks and Dawna Berkompas for their work in compiling our district assembly delegate handbooks. Thanks to Reverend Ken Yocom for his excellent work as our district secretary. We appreciate all you do Ken throughout the year, but especially in preparation for the district assembly. Thanks to Mr. Joel Burdell who serves so faithfully and capably both as our district treasurer and as my part time administrative assistant in addition to his many duties at Clovis Living Stones Community Church of the Nazarene. Joel, you and Meredith are indeed loved and appreciated across our district. Last, but certainly not least, let me offer my sincere thanks to God for my wife and executive secretary Dinah. Only the Lord himself knows all the hours of work Dinah puts in sometimes before sun up until late at night. Thank you Dinah. You are indeed God’s gift to me as a partner in ministry.

Thank God For His Sustaining Grace And His Healing Touch We have had illness within our pastoral ranks this year. Reverend Charlie Anderson continues to fight the good fight with leukemia. Reverend Arnie Leidy had a stroke several months ago and continues to improve. Pastor Paul Baker has had a bout with cancer. Fern Crider has had orthopedic surgeries. Terina Sinclair has had several neck surgeries. Other pastors who have had health issues are Reverend Alan Granat, Reverend Bill Belgie, and Reverend Rick Roberson. Let's continue to pray for our brothers and sisters.

Thank God For The Unknown Bundle Of The Future In church history there have often been references to placing “the unknown bundle” on the altar as an act of commitment by a seeker of second-blessing holiness. God takes our consecrated gift of ourselves and our unknown future and sanctifies us holy. As we face the end of this past church year and as we are on the cusp of this new church year, let’s once again place the unknown bundle of the future into God’s hands, asking our heavenly Father to empower us by His Spirit to lead us in new quests of faith for Him.

Here Am I Several of our churches have had seemingly insurmountable challenges this year. I’ve been reading a book entitled All In by Mark Batterson that had this quote which I felt was fitting for us: “Opportunities typically come disguised as impossible problems. If you are willing to go when God gives you a green light, He will take you to inaccessible places to do impossible things. All we have to do is say ‘Here am I.’ It is God’s job to get us where He wants us to go. Our job is to make ourselves available anytime, anyplace.” He goes on to say, “Our prayers tend to focus on external circumstances

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more than internal attitudes because we’d rather have God change our circumstances than change us.”

Thank You Lord for Changing Me And My Attitude I still believe that God would be pleased if we doubled our membership and our number of churches in the next 10 years. I still believe that God would be pleased if our churches and Bonita Park were debt free within the next 10 years. Let’s expend our energies for Him. Let’s do all that we do to the glory of God. Solo Deo Gloria “To the Glory of God Alone.” Let us give thanks to God for what He has done, for what He is doing, and what He will do in the future on the New Mexico district.

Respectfully submitted, J Fred Huff

2. District SDMI Chairman

2014 SDMI Convention Address “Truce or War?”

Introduction Why do we do what we do? Why it is important? Here in the USA we have no government persecution; and little or no family persecution. But we live in a morally declining society. That redefinition of morality that started in the 60’s really seems to be winning the day—the idea that truth does not come from above, but from us, and each one can have a different truth, and don’t you dare push your truth on me because who’s to say your truth is better than mine. That’s our warfare. That’s what we fight against.

I. PRESENT DIFFICULTY Examples of struggles of the society in which we live:

- Loss of sanctity of the Lord’s Day - Abortion - And, of course, the onslaught of the homosexual agenda which has taken the country by

storm.

More depressingly, it has even invaded the church. An illustration. Just eight days ago, on Thursday, June 19, the Presbyterian Church USA made a decision at their national conference. They are a liberal, mainline denomination. They voted by a 61% majority to allow their pastors to do gay marriages. Now this is a denomination with centuries of service to God. Now this did not happen overnight, but was the product of years of drift. In previous years they had allowed practicing gay church members (no repentance required), then gay clergy. Now this.

These things don’t just happen; they are the produce of gradual changes over time. The trickle which began in the 60’s became a mighty rushing river which seems to have swept

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everything away. And what if the church, rather than being a force for God against it, instead gets swept away in it herself?

There is a lack of diligence to heed God’s Word. God warned the Israelites, through the mouth of Joshua, before they entered the promised land, to be careful: “…meditate on it [the book of the law] day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it.” (Joshua 1:8). God knew the pressures and temptations they would face in idolatrous Canaan. They needed to counter that temptation with continual meditation on the truth, along with practical obedience. But when they entered the promised land, it wasn’t long until Canaanite idolatry pressed Israel into its mold.

God, in Joshua 1:8, had told the Israelites to “meditate and do.” The Israelites apparently didn’t do enough of either and therefore made themselves vulnerable to outside pressures.

II. THE WAR FOR GOOD We need to work, to prepare, to fight. God says we are in warfare. As the Apostle Paul in Ephesians, “For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.” But war is hard! It is easier to pretend things are peaceful. We’d like to think that the world is good and getting better all the time, but that is not the case. Human nature, which has an overly optimistic view of itself, likes to think that human ingenuity will solve our problems without having any divine help. But the Bible says we need God’s help, and we need to mediate on his truth and put it into practice. This is not popular today. In our days and times, with people so distracted, and with lives so disrupted by the results of sin, we might be tempted to delay the work of deepening and discipleship until times get better; but times will not get better. We are tempted just to do patchwork until things calm down; but things never calm down. There are plenty of reasons to go shallow, but no good reason. C.S. Lewis, in the book, The Weight of Glory and Other Addresses, has a chapter called Learning in Wartime. In it (on pages 49-50) he gave an address to college students during WWII in England. Making the point that we should continue to ‘learn in wartime’, even during WWII, because it is always wartime living in this world and if we waiting for things to calm down and be just right, we would be waiting forever and never do it. Conclusion The time for deepening—mediating on God’s truth and doing it—is now. That is what Sunday School and Discipleship is all about. We live in hostile territory. Until Christ comes back it is always going to be wartime. Let’s just admit it, and let’s live like it. Meditate and do; make disciples; be a disciple.

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3. NMI President

Nazarene Missions International

New Mexico District

2014 District Presidents Report

FOLLOWING KINGDOM WAYS

Welcome, Nazarenes! Dr. Huff, NMI Presidents, Delegates and Guests of the New

Mexico District Convention of Nazarene Missions International:

We are gathered once again as New Mexico District Nazarenes for World Missions. The

challenges of world mission that lay before us are greater than our human understanding, our

combined resources and our dedicated abilities. However, our God reigns. We are his people!

And the challenge of Christ’s mission to the world is being met.

We are followers of Jesus the Nazarene. We are People of the Cross. Joining hands with

people around the world, we are following in Christ’s step and bearing His cross. We are

consecrated to His mission. We remain committed to the message of the cross.

We are accomplishing our mission by following the ways of Christ’s Kingdom. By

celebrating our own deliverance, we take our testimony and offer His message to the world. God

has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of His

love, in whom we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins (Colossians 1:13,

14, NKJV).

Jesus tells us that the lost people of the world are like weary and scattered sheep, a flock

which has no shepherd. And the great Antagonist, the evil one, is their continuing and present

danger. Always he is ready to destroy and kill. Like Jesus, as Kingdom people, we are moved

with compassion because of the world’s great need. Sometimes we believe that they are

disinterested and do not care. The truth is, the lost ones of the world are out there listening.

Believe it or not, many are ready to respond to Kingdom Ways.

Using a different illustration, Jesus told his disciples, that the fields of this world are ripe,

ready to harvest. We need eyes to see and hearts to make a difference. So, what do we do? How

do we make a difference? We make a difference by following the eternal ways of Christ’s

Kingdom. We follow Kingdom Ways by:

1. Praying Fervently – Talking passionately to God about the needs around us!

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The effective, fervent prayer of a righteous man avails much. (James 5:16,

NKJV)

2. Planting Faithfully – Covering the world with Good News seeds!

Listen! Behold, a sower went out to sow. (Mark 4:3, NKJV)

3. Transforming Lives – Cooperating with Christ in changing our world!

Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed

away; behold, all things have become new. (2 Corinthians 5:17, NKJV)

4. Dropping Blessings – Allowing our lives to ripple with grace!

...there shall be showers of blessings. Ezekiel 34:26, NKJV

Our NMI mission and purpose is clear and direct! So, let’s get the message out. God is

still working triumphantly and miraculously in and through the Church of the Nazarene. The

challenge of Christ’s Commission is before us. May I urge you to give yourself afresh to the

calling of the Word. And, wherever you are, go! Light your world. Onward!

Together, following Kingdom Ways,

Bill Nielson, NMI President, New Mexico District

Nazarene Missions International

4. NYI President

5. Bonita Park

BONITA PARK 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

The story of Bonita Park for the last year is a testimony to the faithfulness of God. In the face of some of the most trying times in the history of Bonita Park, God has proven over and over again that He is in control, Bonita Park is His ministry, He is our source and He is all that we need. Having experienced the major disaster of the Little Bear Fire June 9, 2012, a disaster of the magnitude that according F.E.M.A. 90% of businesses (ministries) that experience such a disaster do not survive, by the grace of God Bonita Park has defied the odds, we are not down for the count facing collapse nor are we merely surviving, because of the faithfulness and favor of God, Bonita Park is thriving. Lives continue to be changed by the power of a fresh personal encounter with Jesus. 928 children, teens and adults reported back this last year that they had such a life changing experience while at Bonita Park. The ministry is growing, new ministry tools are being developed; the Bonita Park community devastated by the fire is rebuilding; new facilities are under construction and the future looks bright.

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A major emphasis this year has been getting the new Event’s Center under construction. This is by far the largest building project and financial investment Bonita Park has ever under taken, but it also promises to be one of the most effective, functional and fruitful ministry tools in Bonita Park’s history. Under God’s inspiration and direction, through much prayer and counsel, trusting that God Who inspired the dream of the Event’s Center is the same One Who will provide the means to bring it to completion; with that assurance we stepped out in faith and obedience. God has confirmed His will and His timing by His faithfulness to provide the resources of people, material, equipment and finances to begin the work. We stand in faith believing that He Who began a good work will without fail bring it to completion. The schedule of construction anticipates the Event’s Center completion in 8 months which should have it up and running in time for a busy 2015 summer season. Between now and then, we are asking and believing God for the funds to complete the facility with as little indebtedness as possible with the goal of again being debt free ASAP. It is a big need and a big request, but we serve a really BIG God Who has promised to supply all of our need according to His richest in glory in Christ Jesus. Looking forward, we eagerly anticipate celebrating the 75th anniversary of “the Nazarene Camp Ground” a.k.a. Bonita Park at the 2014 Family Camp. It will be a joyous time of looking back in gratitude to God’s abundant faithful blessing over the last 75 years and looking forward in faith, ready to follow God’s ever new, ever growing plan for Bonita Park’s future. What all that future will entail, God only knows; it’s sufficient for us to know He is leading, He is in control, He is our source and He is all that we need. The scripture we have found great comfort, courage and confidence in through these challenging days is Jeremiah 29:11, “I know the plans I have for you” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Under His guidance, by His grace and for His glory alone, we press on. To God be the glory! Respectfully submitted, Stan Yocom, Executive Director

B. District Boards and Standing Committees

1. Advisory Board

We, the members of the New Mexico District Advisory Board, Dr. J. Fred Huff, Joel

Burdell, Saurabh Emmanuel, Larry Fry, Arnie Leidy, Bill Nielson, (Bill Nielson Replaced

Darwin Speicher in March 2014) Rick Hutchison, Mike Howe, Darwin Speicher and Ken

Yocom met four times for the transaction of business, We also conducted District Advisory

Board business by email ballot including the following:

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1. Ken Yocom was appointed as district secretary for a two-year term until District

Assembly in 2015. Joel Burdell was also appointed as district treasurer for a two-year term until

District Assembly in 2015.

2. In harmony with Manual paragraph 223, we approved the recommendations of the

Board of Ministry concerning transfers of licensed ministers and ordained deacons and elders in

and out of the district.

a. We recommend the following be elected to elder's orders: Wayne Vaughan,

Fred Rodriguez, Korey Frazier, Christopher Paul Baker, Alex Torres and to Deacon's orders-

Sharon Entrot.

b. We recommend the following be granted District Ministers License; Judy

Baker, Ronald Lon Biddle, Ronald Vane Grogan, Matthew Miles, Alanna D. McDuff, and

Daniel Wood.

3. We recommend the following ministers who are pastors of churches for renewal of

minister's licenses: Paul Baker, Tom Mosier, Johnny Pacheco, Martin Robledo, Robert Sinclair,

Alex Torres, Wayne Vaughan, Eric Zottneck, and also renewal of Minister’s License for Jaycob

Michael Blea, Steven Michael Blea, Michael Brown, Jeanne Clever, Pat Deacon, Sharon Entrot,

Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Joyce Jennings, Steven Marjerison, Arthur Pacheco, John

Emery, Ricki Emery, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Fred Rodriguez, Monica Rodriguez, and Jessica

Zottneck.

4. We recommend the appointment of pastors for the following churches:

Albuquerque Holiday Park-Michael Johnson, Albuquerque Iglesia Monte Santo-Maria Moreno,

Albuquerque Los Altos-William Reinicke, Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa- Antonio Ramos and

Graciela Chavez, Artesia Living Well-Erik Zottneck, Broadview-Interim Terry Maloney,

Edgewood Breakpoint-Arnie Leidy, El Paso Trinity-Bill Proulx. El Paso Nuevo Amanecer-

Martin Robledo, Gallup- G. Chris Davis, Las Cruces Sonrise Community-Lynn Burkhart, Los

Alamos-Raul Granillo, Los Lunas Faith Family-Alan Granat, Mountainair-Christopher Paul

Baker, Mount Taylor-Helen Lortz, Moriarty- Robert Sinclair, Santa Fe-Mario Mejicanos, Silver

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City Mountain View-Charles Anderson, Truth or Consequences-Wayne Vaughan, and Tularosa-

Lorin Noble

5. We also recommended the appointment of NewStart (CTM) Pastors Hector and Susan

Torres for Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad Del Nazareno.

6. We also recommend the renewal of a Local License for Antonio Ramos & Graciela

Chavez who are serving as Co-pastors of the Pajarito Mesa church.

7. We recommend Retired Assigned Relation for Edwin W. Kneeland.

8. We recommend the removal of Tom Farley from the Roll of Elders having surrendered

his credentials effective July 28, 2012.

9. On March 1, 2014, we recommended duplicate credentials be issued to David Allen

Brooks. The recommendation was approved and the duplicate credentials were issued.

10. We have served as the Church Extension Board.

11. We served as the Church Properties Board.

12. We have approved the following ministries for ten percent project approval: Grace

Thrift, Pajarito Mesa, Grace Restoration Center and Iglesia Del Nazareno Nueva Esperanza.

13. We have advised the District Superintendent on the supervision of all the

departments, boards, and committees of the district and have consulted with him on the

development of the local churches, new church starts, and the care of all district resources,

including Bonita Park Camp and Conference Center. All minutes of the board have been

recorded and kept by the board secretary and are on file in the New Mexico District office.

Respectfully submitted, KEN YOCOM, Secretary J. FRED HUFF, Chairman

2. Board of Ministry

We, the District Board of Ministry, consisting of Dr. J. Fred Huff, Dave West, Mario

Mejicanos, Stan Yocom, Alan Granat, Darrin Milgrim, Arnie Leidy, David West, Rick

Hutchison, J. Vaughn Gossman, Ernie Tennefos, Larry Lacher, Tim Brunk, Randy Elftman,

William Nielson, Pete Myers and Ken Yocom have dealt with the matters for which we have

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responsibility. To do this effectively, we have divided the responsibilities between the Board of

Ministerial Studies and the Board of Ministerial Credentials.

A. Board of Ministerial Credentials Partial Report No. 1

The following are recommended to be received by transfer from other districts:

Elders

Larry Lacher, Darrin Milgrim, Vickie B. Morgan, Christopher Nikkel and Paul Ward Jr.

District Licensed Ministers

Partial Report No. 2

We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend the following for transfer to

other districts:

Elders

Dale K. Twyeffort to Northwest District, Lynn Burkhart to Southwest Latin American District,

Stephen A. Sanchez to Oregon Pacific District

Deacons

Howard P. Ours to Colorado

District Licensed Ministers

Deborah Robinson to Prairie Lakes, John Emery to Mid-Atlantic, Ricki Emery to Mid-Atlantic,

Todd Joyner to Oregon Pacific


We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend the following ministers

who are pastors of churches for renewal of minister's licenses: Paul Baker, Tom Mosier, Johnny

Pacheco, Martin Robledo, Robert Sinclair, Alex Torres, Wayne Vaughan, Eric Zottneck, and

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also renewal of Ministers License for Jaycob Michael Blea, Steven Michael Blea, Michael

Brown, Jeanne Clever, Pat Deacon, Sharon Entrot, Korey Frazier, Elizabeth Graham, Joyce

Jennings, Steven Marjerison, Arthur Pacheco, John Emery, Ricki Emery, Bianca Rivas, Patti

Rivas, Fred Rodriguez, Monica Rodriguez, and Jessica Zottneck.

.We recommend that the following be granted a district license; Judy Baker, Ronald Lon

Biddle, Ronald Vane Grogan, Matthew Miles, Alanna D. McDuff, and Daniel Wood.

We recommend that the following not be granted renewal of district license: Therese Moreno

and Jennie Noriega having not applied.

We recommend the following be commissioned as evangelists: Nicolas E. Brough, EVC;

Arnold G. Leidy, EVC/SEC.


We your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend that the following be

elected to elder's orders; Wayne Vaughan, Fred Rodriguez, Korey Frazier, Christopher Paul

Baker, Alex Torres and to Deacon's orders-Sharon Entrot.


We your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend Retired Assigned Relation

for Edwin W. Kneeland.


We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend that Tom Farley be

removed from the Roll of Elders having surrendered his credentials effective July 28, 2012.

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We, your District Board of Ministerial Credentials, recommend the following: that each

applicant for district credential be required to meet with the Board of Ministry or an appointed

subcommittee every year for proper and necessary accountability.

We recommend that the mentorship program be continued and that Randy Elftman serve

as the mentorship coordinator to develop and oversee the program.

We recommend that Randy Elftman serve as district CEU coordinator to oversee the CEU credits

of pastors, etc.

We recommend that William Belgie, Jeff Moore, Ken Yocom, Tim Brunk, David

Jennings, Pete Myers, William Proulx and Alan Granat be approved to teach the course of Study

and that other teachers be considered and appointed at each meeting of the Board of Studies.

We recommend that the District Barrier Removal Committee (BRC) consist of the district

superintendent, the chairman of the Board of Ministerial Credentials, and three at-large members

of the Board of Ministerial Credentials, appointed by the district superintendent (appointed are

Ernestine Tennefos, Tim Brunk, and Ken Yocom.) We recommend that this committee meet

prior to the convening of the Board of Ministry to facilitate the process of removing divorce

barriers to the pursuing of ordination by candidates.

Respectfully submitted,

Ken Yocom, Secretary William Neilson, Chairman

B. Board of Ministerial Studies

We, the Board of Ministerial Studies, submit the following report: We have examined the records of the pursuants of the course of study for ministers and have placed them accordingly as listed.

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Elder Level I—Elizabeth Graham, Brandon Robertson Level II— Jaycob Michael Blea, Michael Brown II, Johnny Chazarreta, Jennie Noriega-Yarbrough, Robert Sinclair, Daniel Wood Level III— Steven Michael Blea, Steven Marjerison, Johnny Pacheco, Eric Zottneck, Jessica Zottneck Level IV—Jeanna Clever Graduated— Christopher Paul Baker, Korey Paul Frazier, Raul Granillo, Tom Mosier, Martin Robledo, Fred Rodriguez, Betty Sanchez, Alex Torres Deacon Level II—Shawn Chazarreta, Pat Deakin, Joyce Jennings, Therese Moreno, Arthur Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Monica Rodriguez Level III— Patti Rivas Graduated— Sharon Entrot

Respectfully Submitted, Peter K. Myers, Secretary Alan Granat, Chairman

C. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES

1. Finance Committee

We, your District Assembly Finance Committee, believe responsible

Christian stewardship involves each local church investing a portion of its income to

the support and expansion of the mission and message of the worldwide Church of

the Nazarene. A concern for others beyond our own influence declares a love and

loyalty to the mission and message of God’s kingdom here on earth. Every local

church should carefully plan to meet this scriptural responsibility to God and His

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church reaching the lost by the full payment of apportionments. The love of Christ

compels each local church to allow no unwarranted failure in this vital area of

stewardship.

Items Related to Local Churches

We recommend that each local church board give prayerful consideration to

its financial leadership responsibilities by:

1. Establishing annually an operating budget, approved by the church board

and available to the congregation, for the ministries of the local church. A copy

should be sent to the district office if requested.

2. Giving positive leadership to the support of the Great Commission by

faithful and regular payment of the World Evangelism Fund, Education Fund,

Pensions and Benefits Fund and District Ministries Funds.

3. Supporting annually Nazarene Bible College (October) and Nazarene

Theological Seminary (January) through receiving an offering and/or budgeting an

appropriate amount in the annual operating budget. Each offering is to be sent

directly to Nazarene Bible College, 1111 Academy Park Loop, Colorado Springs, CO

80910-3717 or Nazarene Theological Seminary, 1700 East Meyer Blvd., Kansas

City, MO 64131. The goal is 100 percent participation by every New Mexico District

church in supporting our institutions of ministerial training and development.

4. Caring for the needs of the pastor and full-time ministerial staff, releasing

them for their task of leadership in prayer and ministry of the Word, by:

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a. Paying the pastor and staff adequate salaries and reviewing them at

least annually as part of establishing the coming year’s operational

budget. An increase of at least the cost of living should be considered

as a minimum. The church board secretary should send a report of

any salary action taken to the district office.

b. Designating an amount in the proposed operating budget for the

coming year to pay the expenses of the pastor and spouse attending

the General Assembly, General Conference on Evangelism,

PALCON/WILCON, District Assembly, Camp Meeting, District

Leadership Retreat, and continuing education seminars, and other

events where attendance is expected. To assist in budgeting this

expense, the church should set aside $500 or more annually. We

encourage local churches to send full-time staff to appropriate

conferences and seminars in consultation with the senior pastor.

c. Establishing an accountable reimbursement plan for the pastors’

ministry-related expenses. This would include professional journals

and books, entertainment, travel and lodging and other related items

as allowed by tax law. All ministry expenses are to be fully

reimbursed when properly authorized and receipted according to IRS

guidelines.

d. Designating a certain amount of the pastors’ total compensation

package(s) as parsonage furnishing and housing allowance.

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e. Reimbursing the pastors an amount equal to the required SECA

(Social Security) tax. This tax is assessed at 15.3 percent of the

pastor’s salary and housing allowance/ fair market rental value of the

parsonage and should be paid at least quarterly. This amount must

be added to their IRS form W-2 as income. This pro rata share should

be paid to any pastor changing assignments during the calendar

year.

f. Paying the hospital insurance premiums for their pastors and their

families and establishing a reimbursement medical account plan

according to IRS regulations. In addition, each church should

consider paying the annual premium on term life and accident

insurance available through the Church of the Nazarene. Each

church should also consider providing disability insurance for their

pastors and insurance on contents of the parsonage as well.

g. Participating in the Church of the Nazarene’s Tax-Deferred Annuity

Program for its ministers is highly recommended. Every church

should enroll their pastor in the tax-deferred annuity program and at

least match the general church contribution annually.

h. Granting pastors and all full-time ministerial staff members a

minimum of two weeks paid vacation annually. Those who have

accumulated from five to ten years of salaried ministry in the Church

of the Nazarene should be granted three weeks paid vacation; those

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who have served 11 to 19 years, four weeks of paid vacation; and

those who have served the denomination 20 years or more, five weeks

of paid vacation. This vacation time should be exclusive of time spent

at district and general church meetings. Pastors are advised to use

discretion and wisdom in the planning of their vacation in order to

best work with the church calendar.

i. Insisting that pastors observe at least one full work day as a weekly

day off from all ministerial responsibilities and quarterly, a three day

break from ministerial duties.

j. Observing Manual paragraph 129.10, which states, “In order to

encourage a healthy pastoral ministry and the lifelong learning of the

pastor, the church board, in consultation with the district

superintendent, should provide a sabbatical leave for the pastor

following each seven consecutive year of service in one congregation.”

We recommend a minimum of sixty days paid sabbatical leave.

k. Encouraging the morale of the pastor/staff and augmenting the

salary of each by facilitating acts of kindness from the congregation,

such as food donations and observing pastor’s appreciation day on the

second Sunday of October.

l. The local church give at least one week’s salary to the pastor

and full-time associates at Christmas each year.

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5. An auditing committee be appointed in each local church in accordance

with Manual paragraph 129.23.

6. All fund allocations be paid in full annually and payments be made weekly

or monthly throughout the church year; payments to begin on May 1, 2014, with the

final payment to be made no later than May 15, 2015.

7. The district journal shall be provided to each church in PDF (electronic)

form. Local churches may distribute PDF files and/or print as many copies as

needed.

8. Our people be encouraged in the stewardship of possessions as related to

planned giving, wills, annuities, and life loans on behalf of the local church, district

camps, home missions, world missions, and colleges. Each pastor should give careful

attention to conduct an active bequest program through the local church; for

information write to Dr. Steve Seelig in care of Point Loma Nazarene University.

9. We recommend that the local church give careful consideration to paying

evangelists, as a minimum, twice the weekly salary and benefits of the pastor, plus

travel expenses one way and to remember those who served them during the year

with a Christmas check of appreciation.

Guidelines for Local Church Treasurers

The responsibilities of the local church treasurer include:

1. Preparing, in cooperation with the pastor and church board, an annual

operating budget for the local church.

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2. Following the provisions of the 2013-2017 Manual paragraphs 129.21-

129.23 in accounting for all money received and disbursed by the local church.

3. Providing all financial records and books to the pastor immediately upon

request.

4. Preparing a weekly report of all money received and a monthly report of all

financial transactions to the pastor and church board.

5. Promptly distributing all payments according to the time and purpose

designated by the order of the church board. All fund allocations are to be paid in

full annually and payments be made weekly or monthly throughout the church

year.

6. Serving willingly as the local church treasurer according to Manual

paragraph 136.

7. Ensuring designated funds are protected for that purpose.

8. Making sure the church board arrange for an annual auditing of all

treasurers’ books, according to Manual paragraph 129.23. An annual cash flow

audit is expected, as is a full outside audit at least every five years by personnel

outside the local church.

9. Certifying that all money received by the church or auxiliaries is properly

recorded and reported. It is neither proper nor ethical to carry side accounts

independent of the church treasurer’s records.

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10. Following the policy of never handling the physical offerings or money of

the church but work from the deposit receipt prepared by competent personnel who

have counted the offerings and deposited the money in the bank.

11. Submitting monthly reports to the district office whenever such requests

are made.

Items Related to District Interests

The District Finance Committee recommends that all district ministries and

its extensions should be considered a vital part of the local church outreach and

fulfillment of the Great Commission in the following manner:

1. That those who travel for the district will be reimbursed at a rate of 50

cents per mile. This includes the District Advisory Board, District Board of Church

Properties, Bonita Park Camp Board, District Board of Ministry, NMI, NYI, and

Sunday School ministries councils, and all other committees called by the district

superintendent.

2. That the district treasurer pay the hospitalization insurance premium for

the district superintendent and family.

3. That the district treasurer pay the annual premium on the maximum term

life, accidental death and dismemberment, and long-term disability insurance

provided through the Church of the Nazarene for the district superintendent.

4. That the district furnish the district superintendent a car allowance and

any operation and maintenance expense as determined by the District Advisory

Board.

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5. That the district superintendent annually be granted a five-week vacation

with pay.

6. That all district financial records, including those of Bonita Park and the

Extension Fund, be audited annually by an auditing firm or certified public

accountant.

7. That all designated funds be kept in an interest bearing account or District

Advisory Board approved investments.

8. That the District Superintendent be granted two weeks annually to hold

meetings off the District. This will be in addition to his vacation time.

Items Related to Fund Apportionments

1. That the pastor’s end-of-the year report, submitted to the district and then

filed annually with the general secretary’s office, shall be the guide for computing

all budgets. Funding the Mission allocations goals are 5.5% for the World

Evangelism Fund, 2.0% for Pensions and Benefits USA, 2.5% for Education, 6.0%

for District Budget, of the local church’s Total Income (line 30) less amounts given

for WEF (line 31) and Mission Specials (line 32). Churches will be considered in full

support if these goals are met in full.

All fund allocations are to be sent to the District Treasurer, 1520 Avondale,

Clovis, NM 8810.

2. That a unified District Budget will be distributed according to the

following formula:

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District Ministry 73%

Home Missions 15%

Nazarene Missions International 4%

SDMI Sunday School Ministries 4%

Nazarene Youth International 4%

3. That the District Ministry Budget be $246,610.00 and be apportioned as

follows:

Salaries and Honoraria

District Superintendent Salary $36,800

Secretary Salary 14,200

District Secretary Honorarium 3,900

District Treasurer Honorarium 3,900

Total $58,800

Employee Benefits

District Superintendent Annuity 12,000

District Superintendent Housing 37,800

District Superintendent SECA 14,000

DS Health Reimbursement Account 12,900

DS Life, AD/D, Long-Term Disability Insurance 1,550

DS Christmas Gift 1,500

Office Secretary FICA 1,100

Worker’s Compensation Insurance 700

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Total 81,550

Business and Professional Expenses

DS Car Replacement 10,800

DS Travel, Meals, Lodging and Hospitality 18,000

Conferences 4,200

District Cabin Maintenance 500

Total 33,500

District Activities

District Journals for District Office 500

The Mission 2,500

General Assembly Delegate Fund 3,000

District Assembly Expense 6,000

Leadership Retreat/Pastors’ Workshop 2,500

Boards and Committees 5,000

Seminars/Evangelism 3,500

Gifts/Flowers 1,700

Multi-Peril Insurance 2,000

Total 26,700

Office Expenses

Rent 10,200

Telephone 4,500

Postage 1,000

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Office Supplies, Equipment, Insurance 3,000

Legal and Audit 2,510

District Secretary Expense 1,000

District Administrative Assistant 28,680

Total 50,890

Total District Ministry $251,440

Respectfully Submitted

Joel Burdell, Secretary Ken Yocom, Chairman

2. Education Committee

Your Committee on Education makes the following commendations and

recommendations:

1. In recognition of the vital role that formal Christian higher education plays in our

society, we encourage our churches to give prayer and financial support to Point

Loma Nazarene University (PLNU), Nazarene Bible College (NBC) and Nazarene

Theological Seminary (NTS) through full payment of educational budgets, support

of annual offerings, encouraging students within the local church to attend these

institutions, and through recommending that they be included when planning wills,

gifts and bequests. (Estate planning is available through the office of PLNU’s

Institutional Advancement.)

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2. We call on all of our educational institutions, local, regional and general to reflect

the theological heritage, moral and social commitments, and core values of the

Church of the Nazarene in teaching, doctrine, and values, and in responding to our

changing cultural climate. We expect that faculty and staff will be supportive of

and in alignment with the doctrines and values of the International Church of the

Nazarene.

3. We encourage participation in campus events at PLNU for high school age

students, including Preview, Southwest Elev8, and other special events.

4. We encourage members of the local church to use the PLNU Vacation by the Sea

opportunity during the summer.

5. We encourage local churches to participate in the ministry of PLNU periodically

by inviting the university personnel, including special speakers, musical groups,

and students, to participate in our local church services and we understand the

expenses related to this participation need to be the responsibility of the local

church.

6. We encourage participation in alumni and auxiliary activities of PLNU, NBC,

and NTS.

7. We encourage new pastors who have transferred from other educational regions

to visit the PLNU campus as soon as possible after arriving on the region by taking

advantage of President Brower’s invitation for the complimentary use of college

facilities.

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8. We encourage each local church to participate in the PLNU matching grant

program. If a local church will send any amount up to $250 per year to PLNU on

behalf of students from that church, PLNU will match that gift up to an additional

$250 per year (or $125 per semester). Additionally, the college will award a $2700

grant to students from the New Mexico District. However, these dollars are only

awarded for students whose churches send in a matching grant contribution.


Lawrence Lacher, Chairman

3. Journal Committee

The Journal Committee has checked the minutes of our proceedings and found them

to be in order. We recommend that the district secretary read the final minutes and

prepare them for publication.


Ken Yocom, Chairman

4. Nominating Committee

The Nominating Committee was composed of J. Fred Huff, chairman;

Ken Yocom, secretary; Mark Asplund, Vaughn Gossman, Jaron Graham, Susan

Howe, Lana Leidy, Dean Coonradt, Ernie Tennefos, Joel Burdell, Wally Yeager.

We recommend that the Journal Committee be made up of Linda Brooks,

Dinah Huff, Joel Burdell, and Ken Yocom.

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We recommend that the Finance Committee (terms to expire at District Assembly

2015) include the following ex officio members: the District Superintendent, District

Secretary, District Treasurer, District NMI President, District SDMI Chairman, District NYI

President, the District Advisory Board, and the following members-at-large: Mark Asplund,

Bill Belgie, Kent Carruthers, Jaron Graham, Marvin Van Soest, Tim Brunk, Vaughn Gossman

and Mike Howe.

The Nominating Committee recommends that the following be approved as

members of district boards and standing committees:

Church Extension Board: District Advisory Board

Home Missions Board: District Advisory Board

Church Properties: District Advisory Board

Court of Appeals (terms to expire 2015): J. Fred Huff (chairman), William

Nielson, Ken Yocom, Joel Burdell, and Tom Battin.

Board of Ministry (terms to expire 2018) Pete Myers, Bill Belgie, Mario Mejicanos, Stan Yocom Education Committee Larry Lacher Chairman, Ken Yocom Secretary

Barrier Removal/Restoration Committee: J. Fred Huff (chairman), Bill

Nielson, Ernestine Tennefos, Tim Brunk, and Ken Yocom

District Chaplaincy Director: Darryl Tennefos

We recommend that we elect four laypersons and four ministers (terms to

expire in 2015) to the District Advisory Board from the following nominations:

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Motion, Seconded and Carried that members (Elders or Layman) of churches,

whose church budget was not paid in full for previous church year, be removed from

nomination to DAB.

Laypersons: Mike Howe, Saurabh Emmanuel, Joel Burdell, Larry Fry,

Richard Wright, Greg Van Soest, Tom Battin, Dixie Chapman

Ministerial: Richard Hutchison, Ken Yocom, Arnie Leidy, Bill Nielson, Bill

Belgie, Tim Brunk, Dave West, Larry Lacher

Motion, Second and Carried that at least six names be sufficient to make up

the ballot for either Ministerial or Lay

We recommend that we elect four Ministers for the Camp Board— (terms to expire

2016) from the following nominations: Jaron Graham, Rick Hutchison, Arnie Leidy,

Darrin Milgrim, Tim Brunk, Chris Yocom, Ernie Tennefos


J. Fred Huff, Chairman Ken Yocom, Secretary

VI. Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries

A. NMI Convention

June 26, 2014

Dr. Neilson welcomes the delegates and attendees. Worshiping with the music of our faith

Jason Visser and Worship Team of Living Stones Community Church. Opening Prayer by Pastor Tim Brunk Dr. Neilson introduced Missionary Rev. Brian Utter

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He spoke on the times of Change 1 Cor. 9:19-23 Paul was open to change. Whatever it takes to bring others to Christ, he was willing to do. Around the world people are facing the same issues of needs. Even in Africa the teens are facing the same needs.

1. Teens are considered to be the Mind-Media Generation. More people are viewing YouTube more than any other media. They will sacrifice food to purchase a cell phone to view the world.

2. They thrive on community; social media. They need the freedom to express themselves within the community. In Africa a Media-Backpack (studio in a bag) was put together and given to teens of various tribes and they were sent back to their tribes to tell them about Christ.

3. The teens willing to use the Media- Backpack to reach others. a. Melody of Madagascar saw what was happening and asked to also be trained to

reach others with the Media-Backpacks. She is producing children’s programs that are being broadcasted throughout the area.

b. Chad is using a cell phone to disciple others miles away. Celebrating with special music from Jason Visser Organizing the convention Wanda McCord, District NMI Secretary

Recording Secretary - Sharla Parker Pages: Saurabh Emmanuel & Hector Torres Translator: Tim Brunk Voting Bar: Lower part of the Sanctuary Election Secretary- Bill Belgie Wanda made a recommendation to appoint these people to serve in the following positions. Joel Burdell 2nd , Motion Carried.

Board of Tellers Frank Myers Stephen Miller Christy Rushing Kathy Lord Wanda Dreier Alice Coonradt Ron Davis Ray Farley

Dr. Nielson seated the Alternates for the convention. Greetings- There were two Greeting for this Convention

Daniel D Ketchum, Ph.D. Revs. Fred & Donna Otto

Report of the NMI President:

Dr. Bill Nielson spoke on how we are all joined by the power and the message of the cross. How we are to stand together to make a cross stamp on the world, by joining hands with those in other areas of the world. We can support those who are serving in other

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areas by several ways. The most important is by prayer, but support is also important to allow us to keep missionaries on the field. He also talked about the face of others in and around the world and how we need to take the message to the people of other cultures. He gave an example of the how we are like sheep. We are scattered, scared, hurting, and weak. The Sheppard is always ready to go and get the one who is lost. He is there to calm the fears and heal their hurts, and give them the strength they need to make it through. There is always an advocate of evil in the crowd. We will face adversity. Don’t give up, there are people out there who really do want to hear the word of God. They are ready to listen to any message of hope. The sad thing is that they are listening to the wrong messengers. That is why it is so important for us to spread the message and not be afraid to share. The fields are ready and ripe for harvest. We need to be planting seeds of faith in our families. Pray for your churches, the US, the Military, our friends, our co-workers. Just keep praying and faithfully plant those seeds. Transforming lives - By cooperating with God to bring it about transformation in your life and the lives of others. God can then use you and them to spread the Gospel. Dropping Blessings- Upon our world we need to be dropping blessings on others lives. Be a blessing to others and the ripples effect will be seen for centuries. We are all running the race. Step out and do whatever it takes to get things moving around you. Give yourself a fresh calling of the word. Go light your world.

Results of Ballots for the Election District NMI Officers Council Members (term to end 2016) 55 Meredith Burdell 33 Dewana Herren 31 Fern Crider 68 Dinah Huff 35Tom Crider

There were 109 Ballots Cast. Meredith Burdell and Dinah Huff were elected to serve as Council Members for a two year term. Election Closed by Bill Nielson.

Computers for Africa

Saurabh Emmanuel Goal is 60 computers or $30,000. Churches will receive 10% NMI credit. The computers are going to our Nazarene schools in Swaziland. Phases 1 & 2 have been completed and we are faithfully going on to phase 3 with 40 more schools that need computers.

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Presentation of Priority One Churches Albuquerque Heights First Albuquerque Holiday Park

Albuquerque Rio Vista Angus Aztec

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse Carlsbad First

Deming El Paso Open Gate

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer Farmington Crossroads Community

Gallup First Hobbs First

Las Cruces First Living Stones Community

Living Well Los Alamos La Vista

Los Lunas Faith Family Lovington First

Mountainair Living Hope Portales

Roswell Central Roswell First

Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Silver City Mountain View

Truth or Consequences

Dr. Nielson gave District Recognition for Churches who gave 5.5% to Local Missions but did not receive the Award of Excellence. Gallup First, Lovington, Mountainair, Roswell Central, Roswell First, and Tularosa.

District Treasurer’s Report Joel Burdell, gave his treasurer’s report Motion to receive report by Greg Parker, Tim Brunk 2nd; Randy Elftman asked about the LINKS reports. Motion Carried

Deputation /Love Offering was taken- Special Music by Jason Visser and Cas Holt. Time of Intersession Brian Utter and NMI President Worshipping with Music by Jason Visser Recognition of our Mission-NMI Reports

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Prayer and Fasting—Dewana Herren Miriam Anderson, “Prayer begins where human capacity ends.” Prayer is so important and we need to pass on the mantel of prayer to others.

Deputation Coordinator----Tom Crider 2 tours with 14 churches participating $40,000 raised. We will have 2 tours available this coming year. Mission Call Coordinator---Susan Torres This past year she has researched information on those who have applied to go on a mission trip. We are all called to missions and we should be intentional in seeking out those who are called. LINKS---Fern Crider We are to give generously to our LINKS Missionaries. Give as the Holy Spirit directs. Jesus Film---Dinah Huff Matthew 5:16; Send the Light a song that encourages us to become the light that goes out to the world. The Jesus Film is reaching families across the world with the message of the gospel. Your $3 can reach a person with hope and the message of the love of Jesus Christ.

Ethnic/Compassionate Ministries---Saurabh Emmanuel Recognition of churches that have a compassionate ministries such as food pantries, clothing give away, or giving to the poor in any shape or form. Share the gospel with everyone you meet Border Initiative Liaison----Tim Brunk I have a good working relationship with those involved in Border Initiative. I have a good relationship with all the pastors on the District. We all live on the border. When we meet people who do not know Christ we encounter a border. We thank the Lord for new opportunities.

Work and Witness Domestic----Randy Elftman We need your help. We need to know what is needed by the churches. We need funds for our district work. Communication from our churches that are in need is wanted. Present the needs in writing please. LEVEL Club-----Joel Burdell Financing the material cost for the work and witness projects. There is enough funds for a team to go out this year. We only have 15 active members at this time. Children’s Director------Susan Torres She wanted to encourage us to send as many children to kid’s camp as we can. No kid should be left out. She spoke about how her church did a garage sale and lemonade stand

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to raise money for 4 of the kids at Portales church to be able to attend this year’s camp. The dates for kid’s camp are July 14-18. You can go online to get the forms. NYI Liaison----Jordin West Teens are learning to serve in the District. NYI is partnering with Gallop to go and build a greenhouse so that food for the homeless is available throughout the year. Health Care/Memorial Roll-----Dinah Huff presented a slide show of those who passed away this year. LEAVING to the MISSION of CHRIST

Dr. J. Fred Huff Prayed for the Installation of Elected Officers Worshipping with Music by Jason Visser and Living Stones Community Worship Team. A Challenge for Today and Tomorrow from Nazarene Missionary, Brian Utter Three things that you need to know about radio people 1) too ugly to be on TV. 2) They spend a lot of time in a small padded room 3) They tend to preach a 3 point sermon in 60 seconds. Tochar Manna sent in a coupon for a small book. When it arrived he read about a man named Jesus. Many years later when he was a young man a missionary came and Tochar got out his well worn small book and all the questions that he had about the book. The missionary gave him a bigger book one that included an Old Testament. It took many years reading this book before Tochar came to the place where he understood that he needed God. That he was a sinful man. Latter he married and began to plant churches. He recently retired and his position needed to be filled. 40 young people with media-backpacks with to work on preparing videos in the five languages that most populated part of India speak. One of the first converts from this ministry, Chris Nauall, wanted to start a radio program to present the gospel to the Indian population of Silicon Valley in California. They have planted 3 new churches ministering to the Indian population in this area. Then the Chinese pastors in San Diego began to call and ask how they too can put programs on the radio to preach the gospel. These are people who want to reach people by whatever it takes. Responding with a Song of Mission from Jason Visser Dr. Nielson Closed the Convention with Prayer. Evening Rally: Worship by the Living Stones Worship Team

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The World Evangelism Church of Excellence Award was presented to the following churches:

Albuquerque Heights First Albuquerque Holiday Park

Albuquerque Los Altos Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa

Albuquerque Rio Vista Angus Aztec

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse Broadview

Carlsbad Church Street Carlsbad First

Deming Edgewood Breakpoint

El Paso First El Paso Montwood

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer El Paso Open Gate Community

El Paso Trinity Farmington Crossroads Community

Hobbs First Las Cruces First

Living Stones Community Living Well

Los Alamos La Vista Los Lunas Faith Family

Mount Taylor Portales

Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno Santa Fe

Silver City Mountain View Truth or Consequences

Special offering for Missionary Rev. Brian Utter Special music by Cas Holt and Jason Visser Message of Whatever it takes by Rev. Brian Utter Corinthians 10:3-6 The most strategic part of the world to use technology is the Middle East. He shared about a boy by the name of Ayman Kofrouny, who grew up in Lebanon. He said he grew up in a Christian family, but had no real clue as to what a Christian was. They knew the laws of a Christian but that was about it. Ayman was a famous pop star for many of years. He had a full band and orchestra and sold millions of dollars’ worth of music CDs. He was very wealthy but had a void and felt there was something missing in his life. He had empty success, so he made a deal with God. If God would

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help him with this concert coming up, he would read the bible through five times in the coming months. He felt like God ambushed him. While he was reading the bible, he ended up making a decision for Christ. He knew he needed to change his lifestyle so he went to his manager and quit. God gave him songs to write. He had never written any songs. He always used other writer’s songs to sing. The Holy Spirit was now giving him awesome songs to write. He was asked to sing them in the local church. He at first told them no but the Holy Spirit told him, I didn’t give these songs to you for you not to use them. He agreed to sing the songs with the worship team. He had so many that the church asked him to make a cd so that they could listen to him all week. He has since then recorded several and is popular in Christian Music. God has blessed in other ways. He is now an Ordained Elder and has his Doctorate. He is helping with the World Broadcasting in his country. He has his own web site. God has used him to spread the gospel through many avenues. Closing Music by Jason Visser and the Worship Team Closing Prayer and Dismissal Respectfully Submitted, Wanda McCord, NMI Secretary

B. Sunday School SDMI Convention

- SDMI Website: amc.Nazarene.org - Continuing Lay Training: DiscipleshipPlace.org - Child Protection: NazareneSafe.org - Curriculum: nph.com - 40 Day Bible Study: engagetheword.Nazarene.org

Reminder: please e-mail monthly statistics to [email protected] or call (575) 885-5556. These should be in by 11:00am on the Friday following the last Sunday of the month.

2013-14 New Mexico District SDMI Council Chairman—Dean Coonradt (2015), 910 Fountain Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220; (575-885-5556), email: [email protected] Director of Adult Ministries— Mark Asplund, 9223 Oakland Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122 (505-858-0519), email: [email protected] Co-Men’s Ministries Directors— Mike Howe, 100 Rover Blvd., Los Alamos, NM 87544; (505-672-3036), email: [email protected]; Darrin Milgrim, 2401 W. Church St., Carlsbad, NM 88220; (575-885-8198), email: [email protected]

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Women’s Ministries Director—Cindy Speicher, 1504 Claremont Terrace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-219-2284), email: [email protected] Director of Children’s Ministries—Therese Moreno, 4705 El Hachero Ct., RioRancho, NM 87124, (505-553-9424), email: [email protected], Children’s Quizzing Director—Lura Baxter, (575-642-0594); email: [email protected] Children's Camp Director - Jessica Zottneck, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia, NM 88210, (575-420-1391) Members at Large Steve Lord (2014) - P.O. Box 106, Lovington, NM 88266 (575-396-5625); email: [email protected] Sharla Parker, Council Secretary, (2014) - 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240, (575-392-2543), email: [email protected], Ernie Tennefos (2015), 930 W. 17th St., Portales, NM 88130 (575-356-8233), email: [email protected] Ex Officio Members District Superintendent - Dr. Fred Huff, P.O. Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059-0640 (505-286-5515), email: [email protected]; Treasurer—Joel Burdell,1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101, (575-763-4831), email: [email protected] Director of Youth Ministries— Wally Yeager, 3017 Wallace, Clovis, NM 88101 (575-762-2601), email: [email protected] NMI President—William Nielson, 9014 Liberty Dr. N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514), email: [email protected];


Sharla Parker, Recording Secretary

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VII. Financial and Statistical

A. Auditor's Report

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B. District Treasurer’s Report

COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET1

1 All figures are shown at cost. It is recommended that a CPA audit the Balance Sheet.

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Liabilities and Fund Balance

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88 43 0 43 0 7 3 0 4 124Alamogordo New Beginnings1 90 0 37Rev. Christopher J. Nikkel

501 6 1 0 5 8 4 0 4 499Albuquerque Heights First*2 215 0 106Rev. William B. Nielson

59 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 70Albuquerque Holiday Park3 34 0 0Rev. Michael C. Johnson

165 1 0 0 1 30 0 0 30 136Albuquerque Los Altos4 60 0 90Rev. William (Bill) H. Reinicke

113 3 0 3 0 3 0 2 1 113Albuquerque Monte Santo5 56 0 50Rev. Maria M. Moreno

37 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 34Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 65 0 14Antonio Ramos

Dr. Larry D. Scott

Graciela Chavez Ramos

128 16 0 14 2 9 4 0 5 135Albuquerque Rio Vista7 79 0 38Rev. Jeffrey D. Moore

880 227 12 213 2 23 0 0 23 1,084Albuquerque Sandia*8 375 0 243Rev. Peter K. Myers

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Rio Rancho Vision9 0 0 0Rev. Peter K. Myers

260 6 5 0 1 10 8 0 2 256Angus*10 187 0 85Rev. Richard D. Hutchison

104 1 0 0 1 12 6 0 6 93Aztec11 50 0 0Rev. Christopher S. Yocom

53 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 54Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse12 26 0 0Rev. Chad W. Good

19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19Broadview13 13 0 7

73 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 72Carlsbad Church Street14 79 0 8Rev. R. Darrin Milgrim

121 4 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 124Carlsbad First15 43 0 57Rev. Dean Coonradt

16 50 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 66Chaparral The Branch Community Church

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16 10 0 0Rev. Thomas E. Mosier

85 5 0 2 3 4 0 0 4 86Deming17 45 0 30Rev. Alvin E. Bunting Jr.

35 15 14 0 1 5 2 0 3 45Edgewood Breakpoint18 16 0 16Rev. Arnold G. Leidy

149 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 148El Paso First19 84 0 92Rev. Fred J. Grenier

20 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 22El Paso Montwood20 30 0 2Rev. Jon E. Stout

25 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 24El Paso Nuevo Amanecer21 20 0 0Rev. Martin Robledo

394 2 0 1 1 8 0 7 1 388El Paso Open Gate Community*22 110 0 200Rev. William J. Belgie

3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2El Paso Trinity23 5 0 0Dr. William A. Proulx

734 37 5 31 1 46 1 0 45 725Farmington Crossroads Community*24 525 0 155Rev. David M. West

132 12 0 10 2 61 1 0 60 83Gallup First25 50 0 15Associate Pastor, Dave Bates

Rev. Geneva C. Davis

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Grace Restoration Center26 0 0 0

102 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 100Hobbs First*27 83 0 28Rev. Kenneth P. Yocom

Rev. Sharla R Parker

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Hobbs Spanish28 0 0 0Rev. Juan G. Holguin

111 4 0 4 0 3 0 1 2 112Las Cruces First29 45 0 70Rev. Tim M. Brunk

20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20Las Cruces Sonrise Community30 20 0 4Rev. S. Lynn Burkhart

588 163 0 162 1 46 0 0 46 705Living Stones Community31 371 0 80

53 0 0 0 0 14 4 0 10 39Living Well32 89 0 0Rev. Eric J. Zottneck

27 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 26Los Alamos La Vista33 22 0 0Rev. Raul W. Granillo

* Sponsored New Church this Year

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49 8 4 4 0 6 3 0 3 51Los Lunas Faith Family34 50 0 5Rev. R. Alan Granat

52 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 4 47Lovington35 72 0 4Rev. Jaron L. Graham

28 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 32Moriarty36 15 0 6Rev. Robert M. Sinclair

3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Mount Taylor37 10 0 0Rev. Helen J. Lortz

44 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 45Mountainair38 24 0 21Rev. C. Paul Baker

73 2 2 0 0 10 0 0 10 65Portales39 91 0 0Rev. Johnny J. Pacheco

65 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 66Roswell Central*40 35 0 15Rev. Randy W. Elftman

155 309 23 284 2 2 2 0 0 462Roswell First41 98 0 0Dr. Lawrence A. Lacher

68 0 0 0 0 20 8 0 12 48Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del

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42 98 0 7Rev. Hector Torres

Rev. Susan Torres

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno43 0 0 0

28 7 1 5 1 8 0 1 7 27Santa Fe44 68 0 4Rev. Mario R. Mejicanos

35 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 33Silver City Mountain View45 31 0 5Rev. Charles H. Anderson

12 6 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 16Truth or Consequences*46 23 0 0Wayne G. Vaughan

7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7Tularosa47 7 0 0Rev. Lorin F. Noble

132 1 0 0 1 2 2 0 0 131Valencia Valley48 68 0 0Dr. Marvin E. White

0New Mexico Supplemental 0 0 0 0

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Current Year Total

Last Year Total

Increase / (Decrease) (10)

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43 65 411 47 455 64 566 6,437

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Albuquerque Heights First*2 251 101 99 49 642 150 992 300 125 175 191 0 79 226 139

Albuquerque Holiday Park3 7 0 5 3 49 7 61 10 10 3 0 0 0 59 0

Albuquerque Los Altos4 25 25 15 15 45 45 85 85 15 15 50 0 15 85 85

Albuquerque Monte Santo5 11 11 9 9 38 38 58 58 58 15 0 0 17 2 2

Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 30 15 21 13 45 37 96 65 37 12 0 0 21 37 0

Albuquerque Rio Vista7 40 22 15 10 75 33 130 65 25 40 35 20 15 90 0

Albuquerque Sandia*8 220 50 80 30 500 245 800 325 120 205 130 50 30 880 0

- Rio Rancho Vision9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Angus*10 65 30 123 65 150 47 338 142 40 102 0 0 160 181 120

Aztec11 17 15 8 8 61 26 86 49 35 49 35 0 13 50 0

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse12 7 5 3 2 27 27 37 34 17 10 12 0 3 34 0

Broadview13 0 0 0 0 19 19 19 19 5 5 0 0 0 12 3

Carlsbad Church Street14 29 22 25 12 55 37 109 71 65 35 80 0 24 72 41

Carlsbad First15 8 8 10 7 40 37 58 52 41 10 50 0 7 64 0

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Deming17 2 2 6 3 18 15 26 20 13 7 0 0 6 15 8

Edgewood Breakpoint18 3 1 8 3 42 23 53 27 17 6 0 0 0 0 0

El Paso First19 34 19 23 25 109 40 166 84 49 14 25 0 25 84 0

El Paso Montwood20 12 10 2 0 31 15 45 25 10 15 0 0 0 20 10

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer21 1 1 4 4 20 20 25 25 10 0 18 0 0 0 0

El Paso Open Gate Community*22 156 120 75 5 322 70 553 195 15 15 175 0 0 1 0

El Paso Trinity23 0 0 4 4 18 10 22 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Farmington Crossroads Community*24 400 120 200 98 590 355 1,190 573 125 315 230 0 200 579 155

Gallup First25 10 5 6 6 1,896 589 1,912 600 240 360 15 0 12 83 0

Grace Restoration Center26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hobbs First*27 75 57 30 21 42 32 147 110 93 0 49 0 30 27 3

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Las Cruces First29 20 12 3 2 27 22 50 36 36 17 20 12 0 45 20

Las Cruces Sonrise Community30 7 3 3 1 15 7 25 11 10 5 0 0 3 15 0

Living Stones Community31 340 320 75 50 215 185 630 555 165 390 100 35 75 588 0

Living Well32 35 39 17 17 64 62 116 118 71 62 0 0 17 17 0

Los Alamos La Vista33 13 7 2 0 22 12 37 19 19 9 23 0 0 18 0

Los Lunas Faith Family34 25 6 12 3 45 18 82 27 11 16 0 0 2 49 0

Lovington35 120 92 50 30 100 33 270 155 18 27 120 0 40 52 0

Moriarty36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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Mountainair38 0 0 0 0 25 14 25 14 14 7 0 0 0 44 0

Portales39 45 32 20 13 135 50 200 95 50 70 80 0 2 1 0

Roswell Central*40 6 2 20 9 70 10 96 21 21 0 0 0 20 35 15

Roswell First41 22 15 13 15 79 98 114 128 65 45 110 0 32 101 25

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Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Santa Fe44 20 16 16 14 30 32 66 62 62 15 0 0 13 9 4

Silver City Mountain View45 10 8 12 12 15 9 37 29 11 18 25 0 16 30 0

Truth or Consequences*46 12 6 5 3 25 20 42 29 18 3 0 0 5 12 10

Tularosa47 0 0 0 0 7 5 7 5 5 4 0 0 0 5 0

Valencia Valley48 8 4 15 6 38 18 61 28 28 15 0 0 15 132 0

New Mexico Supplemental 0 0

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640 3,780 907 117 1,654 2,242 1,886 4,641 9,392 2,774 6,165 600 1,069 1,267 2,158

2,302 1,406 1,148 559 5,810 2,133 9,260 4,098 1,789 2,005 1,616 144 965 4,230 600

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Alamogordo New Beginnings1 129,043 2,891 839 0 3,730 55 4,824 0 4,824 0 0 0

Albuquerque Heights First*2 609,265 33,510 64,411 754 98,675 12,285 32,759 0 32,759 12,285 400 12,685

Albuquerque Holiday Park3 59,137 3,250 1,196 60 4,506 1,244 3,214 125 3,339 1,244 50 1,294

Albuquerque Los Altos4 55,346 3,125 4 0 3,129 1,177 3,139 0 3,139 1,178 0 1,178

Albuquerque Monte Santo5 32,563 320 4 0 324 124 1,202 0 1,202 124 0 124

Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 14,567 802 4 0 806 310 826 0 826 310 0 310

Albuquerque Rio Vista7 110,588 6,076 691 0 6,767 2,336 6,275 0 6,275 2,335 0 2,335

Albuquerque Sandia*8 161,196 0 348 0 348 0 6,805 0 6,805 0 0 0

- Rio Rancho Vision9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Angus*10 378,980 19,722 39,304 1,799 60,825 7,508 20,020 0 20,020 7,507 0 7,507

Aztec11 54,007 3,036 1,497 0 4,533 1,147 3,038 0 3,038 1,147 0 1,147

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse12 37,279 2,545 4,700 0 7,245 820 2,320 0 2,320 820 0 820

Broadview13 7,462 411 4 0 415 159 422 0 422 159 0 159

Carlsbad Church Street14 216,174 11,844 3,962 0 15,806 4,580 12,213 0 12,213 4,580 0 4,580

Carlsbad First15 159,826 11,884 14,802 7,946 34,632 3,393 8,424 3,200 11,624 3,393 300 3,693


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Deming17 32,280 2,136 1,636 0 3,772 763 1,964 200 2,164 763 50 813

Edgewood Breakpoint18 36,170 1,990 449 0 2,439 769 2,049 0 2,049 768 0 768

El Paso First19 108,289 9,169 1,590 0 10,759 2,237 6,316 0 6,316 2,236 0 2,236

El Paso Montwood20 77,019 4,289 793 0 5,082 1,652 4,485 0 4,485 1,651 0 1,651

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer21 2,770 200 4 0 204 100 200 0 200 100 0 100

El Paso Open Gate Community*22 101,000 5,812 1,104 5,873 12,789 2,116 5,875 5,873 11,748 2,116 0 2,116

El Paso Trinity23 8,230 453 51 0 504 175 466 0 466 175 0 175

Farmington Crossroads Community*24 714,748 40,055 11,725 9,200 60,980 14,964 39,837 0 39,837 14,964 100 15,064

Gallup First25 38,080 1,993 718 0 2,711 820 2,163 5 2,168 820 40 860

Grace Restoration Center26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hobbs First*27 120,561 6,631 969 0 7,600 2,564 6,836 100 6,936 2,563 50 2,613

- Hobbs Spanish28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Las Cruces First29 97,464 5,476 2,087 0 7,563 2,031 5,315 500 5,815 2,031 100 2,131

Las Cruces Sonrise Community30 21,553 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Living Stones Community31 557,700 30,000 7,250 0 37,250 12,000 31,500 1,000 32,500 12,000 600 12,600

Living Well32 60,300 3,317 1,170 200 4,687 1,283 1,000 500 1,500 1,283 100 1,383

Los Alamos La Vista33 54,062 2,974 1,872 0 4,846 1,120 2,984 450 3,434 1,119 100 1,219

Los Lunas Faith Family34 111,019 6,106 229 0 6,335 2,361 6,294 0 6,294 2,360 0 2,360


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Moriarty36 37,174 0 36 32 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Taylor37 2,700 175 24 0 199 75 175 0 175 75 0 75

Mountainair38 18,031 950 304 0 1,254 400 450 0 450 400 0 400

Portales39 64,587 3,726 903 0 4,629 1,360 3,619 0 3,619 1,360 0 1,360

Roswell Central*40 73,797 3,846 968 0 4,814 1,574 4,102 996 5,098 520 0 520

Roswell First41 309,751 15,459 19,975 0 35,434 6,242 17,653 0 17,653 6,242 0 6,242


Nazareno

42 44,323 2,438 4 0 2,442 943 2,538 500 3,038 942 0 942

Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Santa Fe44 39,045 2,148 4 0 2,152 831 0 0 0 830 0 830

Silver City Mountain View45 37,609 2,296 2,754 0 5,050 795 2,128 0 2,128 795 0 795

Truth or Consequences*46 34,841 2,295 2,545 0 4,840 714 1,903 50 1,953 714 0 714

Tularosa47 5,812 300 223 0 523 150 400 0 400 150 0 150

Valencia Valley48 101,069 337 654 0 991 327 337 0 337 0 50 50

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5,078,687 96,824 1,940 94,884 276,950 13,499 263,451 96,329 486,046 25,864 199,289 260,893

5,538,464 298,151 297,448 12,525 608,124 112,765 288,648 3,629 292,277 107,358 1,920 109,278

(459,777) (37,258) (98,159) 13,339 (122,078) (16,436) (25,197) 9,870 (15,327) (12,474) 20 (12,454)Increase / (Decrease)

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Alamogordo New Beginnings1 1,657 33,185 13,862 17,049 1,323 35,641 102,717 111,326 1,060,000 304,406 No

Albuquerque Heights First*2 1,516 113,274 168,124 91,559 6,020 101,922 482,415 638,819 9,750,000 368,619 Yes

Albuquerque Holiday Park3 2,867 0 0 38,495 550 0 41,912 52,295 775,000 0 Yes

Albuquerque Los Altos4 2,478 7,532 0 0 988 17,125 28,123 36,746 1,101,000 66,847 Yes

Albuquerque Monte Santo5 0 0 12,000 0 0 0 12,000 13,774 0 0 No

Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 0 0 0 0 11,750 500 12,250 14,502 300,000 0 Yes

Albuquerque Rio Vista7 38,840 53,361 26,287 30,875 726 0 150,089 167,802 1,983,500 350,000 Yes

Albuquerque Sandia*8 227 167,836 1,693 0 0 159,136 328,892 336,045 4,000,000 1,980,000 No

- Rio Rancho Vision9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Angus*10 20,269 0 126,035 48,461 23,505 115,820 334,090 429,950 1,500,000 0 Yes

Aztec11 325 9,815 24,000 0 993 5,680 40,813 50,678 1,500,000 95,000 Yes

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse12 0 0 15,744 0 0 0 15,744 26,949 2,000,000 94,800 Yes

Broadview13 0 0 0 0 300 5,600 5,900 7,055 175,000 0 Yes

Carlsbad Church Street14 14,566 0 72,892 24,950 628 69,130 182,166 219,345 315,000 0 Yes

Carlsbad First15 14,083 0 57,267 32,375 2,275 58,291 164,291 217,633 943,112 0 Yes


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16 500 0 0 2,273 600 1,300 4,673 4,673 150,000 0 No

Deming17 0 0 10,350 5,460 50 100 15,960 23,472 250,000 0 Yes

Edgewood Breakpoint18 28,835 0 812 0 0 7,096 36,743 42,768 0 0 Yes

El Paso First19 0 0 15,600 29,174 996 43,133 88,903 110,451 2,000,000 0 Yes

El Paso Montwood20 0 9,157 26,936 13,525 0 15,406 65,024 77,894 1,300,000 84,840 Yes

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer21 0 0 0 300 550 0 850 1,454 700,000 0 Yes

El Paso Open Gate Community*22 16,582 40,173 27,412 0 16,582 55,855 156,604 185,373 2,500,000 234,379 Yes

El Paso Trinity23 0 0 0 0 0 6,775 6,775 8,095 1,188,000 0 Yes

Farmington Crossroads Community*24 68,880 158,000 138,191 60,714 15,400 128,295 569,480 700,325 3,061,000 1,695,462 Yes

Gallup First25 15,000 500 600 0 8,000 32,084 56,184 62,743 370,310 0 Yes

Grace Restoration Center26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Hobbs First*27 2,805 6,250 44,508 26,400 5,582 54,496 140,041 159,754 1,500,000 37,000 Yes

- Hobbs Spanish28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Las Cruces First29 0 0 10,954 28,300 749 61,722 101,725 119,265 1,765,000 0 Yes

Las Cruces Sonrise Community30 3,375 0 0 11,015 227 2,700 17,317 17,317 0 0 No

Living Stones Community31 37,300 5,000 185,000 115,000 21,017 157,046 520,363 614,713 3,400,000 0 Yes

Living Well32 5,500 0 0 0 3,000 0 8,500 17,353 500,000 0 Yes

Los Alamos La Vista33 12,426 0 8,188 12,117 287 17,174 50,192 60,811 1,000,000 0 Yes

Los Lunas Faith Family34 54,198 0 19,200 16,657 129 13,204 103,388 120,738 0 0 Yes


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Lovington35 8,533 0 61,190 18,635 1,000 20,879 110,237 137,656 1,000,000 0 Yes

Moriarty36 1,800 10,530 786 0 3,065 20,832 37,013 37,081 300,000 96,500 No

Mount Taylor37 0 0 0 0 980 1,200 2,180 2,704 60,000 0 Yes

Mountainair38 0 2,248 4,175 9,000 673 2,489 18,585 21,089 175,000 4,694 No

Portales39 3,691 0 31,851 12,737 1,264 4,403 53,946 64,914 300,000 0 Yes

Roswell Central*40 3,374 0 10,758 25,710 0 23,579 63,421 75,427 750,000 0 No

Roswell First41 30,949 0 50,113 7,384 50 90,864 179,360 244,931 3,800,000 0 Yes


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42 0 0 0 0 500 1,200 1,700 9,065 0 0 Yes

Sandia Hispano Iglesia del Nazareno43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Santa Fe44 1,500 0 19,500 9,800 0 4,500 35,300 39,113 450,000 0 Yes

Silver City Mountain View45 400 8,400 6,500 750 250 12,800 29,100 37,868 220,000 19,900 Yes

Truth or Consequences*46 1,926 0 7,755 2,502 550 9,941 22,674 30,895 104,133 0 Yes

Tularosa47 0 0 0 0 0 5,231 5,231 6,454 35,000 0 Yes

Valencia Valley48 5,532 27,455 21,488 32,806 699 24,533 112,513 114,218 750,000 281,808 No

New Mexico Supplemental 0 0

5,714,255 53,031,055 5,471,533 4,515,384 1,387,682 131,258 724,023 1,219,771 652,716 399,934

523,574 1,049,931 1,365,195 791,310 186,453 1,325,077 5,241,540 6,363,984 50,197,017 5,998,152

(123,640) (397,215) (145,424) (67,287) (55,195) 62,605 (726,156) (892,451) 2,834,038 (283,897)

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0.00Indebtedness on District Property

September 12, 2014

Documents

New Mexico District Journal 2014.pdf