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ONE HUNDRED THIRD

Annual Assembly Journal

of the

New Mexico District

Church of the Nazarene Session held at

Clovis, New Mexico

Living Stones Church of the Nazarene

June 24-25, 2016

Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte Dr. J. Fred Huff

General Superintendent District Superintendent

The 2016 New Mexico District Ordinands

Pictured Left to Right:

Dr. J. Fred Huff, District Superintendent, Steven Michael and Valerie Blea

and Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte, General Superintendent

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 3

rd 1916 LaLande H. G. King J. W. Goodwin R. E. Dunham Thomas Ahren

4th

1917 5

th 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 7

th 1920 Deming McClanahan J. W. Goodwin C. W. Davis Wm. P. Hart

8th

1921 Portales A. K. Scott R. T. Williams C. W. Davis Wni. P. Hart 9

th 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 Wrn, P. Hart 11

th 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 13

th 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 15

th 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 17

th 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 19

th 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 21

st 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 23

rd 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 25

th 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 27

th 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 29

th 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 31

st 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 33

rd 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

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 43

rd 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 53

rd 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 63

rd 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

No. Year Location Host Pastor Camp 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 95

th 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 99

th

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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nd

103rd 2015 2016

Albuquerque Clovis

William Nielson Dale Wesley

David A. Busic Eugénio R. Duarte

J. Fred Huff J. Fred Huff

Kenneth P. Yocom Kenneth P. Yocom

Contents

Page

I. Official Directory…………………………………………………………….…7

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

B. District Boards and Standing Committees…………………….....12

C. District Auxiliary Organizations…………………………………...15

D. Mission Strategy Areas………………………………………………19

E. District Church Directory……………………………………..….....20

F. Roll of Ordained Elders……………………………………...………46

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

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

I. Commissioned Minister of Christian Education………..………..60

J. Commissioned Minister of Music……………………………..…….60

K. Evangelists, Commissioned……………………………………..…..60

L. Song Evangelist, Commissioned …………………………………...60

II. General Information……………...………………………………………….60

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

IV. Daily Proceedings……………………………………………..……………...65

V. Reports…………………………..……………………………………..……....69

A. District Officers…………………………………………………..…...70

1. District Superintendent……………………………………..70

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

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

4. NYI President…………………………………………………82

5. Bonita Park Camp Director…………………………………84

B. District Boards and Standing Committees……………..………...86

1. Advisory Board………………………………………………..86

2. Board of Ministry………………………….………………….87

C. Assembly Committees………………………………………………..92

1. Finance Committee…………………………………….……..92

2. Education Committee…………………………………………102

3. Journal Committee …………………………………….………104

4. Nominating Committee……………………………..…………105

VI. Minutes of the Conventions and Auxiliaries…………..……………..106

A. NMI Convention………………………………………………………...106

B. SDMI Convention…………………………………………….…...........111

VII. Financial and Statistical…………………………….....……..……………117

A. Auditor’s Report…………………………………………………..…..…117

B. District Treasurer’s Report…………………………………………….119

C. Supplemental Statistical Report ………………………….…………..125

I. Official Directory

A. DISTRICT OFFICERS

General Superintendent in Jurisdiction—

Dr. Dr. Eugénio R. Duarte, (Maria Teresa) 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;

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— Mark Asplund, 9223 Oakland Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM

87122, (E-mail: [email protected] 505-217-6838)

District NMI President—Larry Lacher, 3501 Highland Rd., Roswell, NM 88201,

(575-622-4052)

District NYI President— Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque,

NM 87111; (Email: [email protected] 505-228-8533)

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

mailto:[email protected]





PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059; 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—Benjamin Lopez,

1025 Maple Street, Las Cruces, NM 88001

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]

David McCurry, Associate Vice President for U.A..

(Email: [email protected]); 619-849-2370

Senior Director of Planned Giving— Dr. Steve Seelig,

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

http://www.bonitapark.com/

http://www.pointloma.edu/




District Planned Giving Advisor:

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

E-mail: [email protected]

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 80910-3704; Phone: 719-884-5000 or 1-800-873-3873, www.nbc.edu.

Offerings can be made online: https://secure.nbc.edu/secure/payments/donation.php

To receive Approved Specials credit, this offering must be approved as a Point-to-Point gift.

Such approval may be requested by each local church on the Funding the Mission web page

through the Global Ministry Center. For assistance, contact the District Office.

Nazarene Theological Seminary— President Dr. Carla Sunberg, 1700 E. Meyer

Blvd., Kansas City, MO 64131 (fax: 800-831-3011; 816-268-5400/5500)

B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COMMITTEES

1. Advisory Board

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

Mark Asplund, 9223 Oakland Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122 (505-858-0519)

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

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

http://www.nbc.edu/

https://secure.nbc.edu/secure/payments/donation.php

(505-890-6525)

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

Richard Hutchison, 1149 Shoshone Tr., Alto, NM 88316 (575-336-2972)

Lawrence A. Lacher, 3501 Highland Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, (575-622-4052)

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)

2. Camp Board

Ex Officio Members—J. Fred Huff, NYI President Jordin West, Joel Burdell District

Treasurer, the NMI President Larry Lacher and SDMI President Mark Asplund, and Jesse

Pape or Lease Holder Committee Chair,

District Advisory Board Representative—Ken Yocom

Ministerial Members— (terms to expire 2018) Richard Hutchison, DeAnn Rushing, Susan

Torres and Wade Elftman,

Lay Members—(terms to expire 2017) Larry Fry, Christine Moore, 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 2017)

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

7. Board of Ministry

J. Fred Huff; (terms to expire 2017) Randy Elftman, William Nielson, Ken Yocom, Vaughn

Gossman, (terms to expire 2018) Pete Myers, Bill Belgie, Mario Mejicanos, Stan Yocom,

(terms to expire 2019) Dale Wesley, Darrin Milgrim, Arnie Leidy, David West (terms to

expire 2020) Richard Hutchison, Larry Lacher, Ernie Tennefos, Tim Brunk

8. Barrier Removal/ Restoration Committee

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

9. District Chaplaincy Director

Steve Lord

10. District NewStart Coordinator

Arnie Leidy

11. District Nazarene Disaster Response Coordinator

Steve Arnold/Robert Sinclair

12. Trustees to Point Loma Nazarene University

Tom Battin (Foundation Representative) Larry Fry (2018)

C. DISTRICT AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONS

2016

1. NMI District Officers, Mission Area Chairs and Missionaries

Executive Committee

President – Larry Lacher (2018), 501 N. Sycamore, Roswell, NM 87109

(E-mail: [email protected]; 575-626-1116)

Vice President – Dinah Huff (2018), PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059


Secretary – Wanda McCord (2017), 1909 Grayson, Clovis, NM 88101


Treasurer – Joel Burdell, (Ex Oficio) 1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101


Susan Torres (2017), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-623-0201)

Dewana Herren (2017), 553 County Rd. #6100, Kirtland, NM 87417 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-598-9001)

Chris Davis (2018), 1801 W. Aztec, Gallup, NM 87301 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-870-8167)

Patti Rivas (2018), 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque NM 87105


Council Members

Publicity/Mission Education – Ruth Hasenauer (A), 873 Golden Yarrow Trail, Bernalillo NM 87004 E-mail: [email protected]; 505-867-7946)

Alabaster – Sharla Parker (A), 224E Taos St., Hobbs, NM 88240 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-441-0483) Missionary Coordinator –Tom Crider (A), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124


(Training) – Patti Rivas (2018), 2315 Markham Rd. SW, Albuquerque NM 87105 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-261-0467)

Mission Call Coordinator – Susan Torres (2017), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201


LINKS – Fern Crider (A), 3125 Calle Suenos SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124


(Training) – Nicole Young (A), 809 Merion Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220
















Prayer Mobilization – Dewana Herren (2017), 553 County Rd. #6100, Kirtland, NM 87417 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-598-9001)

Evangelism Broadcast – Dennis Rushing (A) 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109

(Email: [email protected]; 505-269-7387)

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) (E-mail: [email protected])

Work and Witness Coordinator (Domestic) – Randy Elftman (A), 3100 N. Garden, Roswell NM 88201

E-mail: [email protected]; 575-420-2907)

Travis Odell (A), 921 Hwy 77, Clovis, NM 88101 (E-Mail: [email protected]; 575-693-4605)

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

Display Coordinator–Ruth Hasenauer (A), 873 Golden Yarrow Trail, Bernalillo, NM, 87004


Memorial Roll/Healthcare – Dinah Huff (2018), PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059


NYI Liaison – Jordin West (Ex Oficio) 13000 Calle De Sandias, NE Albuquerque, NM 87111

(Email: [email protected]; 505-228-8533)

JESUS Film Coordinator– Paul and Ardith Couzens (A), P.O. Box640, Belen, NM 87002


Chris Davis (2018), 1801 W. Aztec, Gallup, NM 87301 (E-mail: [email protected]; 505-870-8167)

Local President Liaison – Larry Lacher (2018), 501 N. Sycamore, Roswell, NM 87109


Hispanic Liaison – Hector Torres (A), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201 (E-mail: [email protected]; 575-623-0201)

Display Coordinator – Ruth Hasenauer (A), 873 Golden Yarrow Trail, Bernalillo NM 87004


Child Sponsorship – Paul and Ardith Couzens (A), P.O. Box640, Belen, NM 87002


Compassionate Ministries – Chris Davis (2018), 1801 W. Aztec, Gallup, NM 87301



















Children’s Coordinator – Susan Torres (2017), 1019 S. Lea Ave, Roswell, NM 88201


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

Executive Council

NYI President— Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505-228-8533

(Albuquerque Heights First)

NYI Vice President—Wade Elftman, 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011 505-419-1832

(Las Cruces First)

NYI Secretary—Arthur Pacheco, 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 505-967-2770

(Sandia Mountain)

NYI Treasurer—Joel Burdell,1520 Avondale, Clovis, NM 88101 575-763-4831

(Living Stones Community, Clovis)

Directors

Quizzing—Penny Pouge 505-401-4840

New Mexico Xtreme — Phil Jones 575-336-8032

Elev8 Coordinator—Jordin West 505-228-8533

Camp Director —Wade Elftman 505-419-1832

NYC Coordinator—Aaron Tiffany 913-963-7272

Winter Retreat – Jordin West 505-228-8533

Youth Pastors and NYI Presidents

Craig Aulaumea, Youth Leader (Portales)

821 W. University Dr. Portales, NM 88130 575-777-3383

Judy Baker, NYI President (Mountainair)

PO Box 1013 Mountainair, NM 87036 505-705-5078



Josh & Candice Blea, Youth Leaders (Sandia)

1730 Shirley St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112 505-604-8361

Iliana Esparza, NYI President (Sandia)

3421 Thaxton Apt. C, Albuquerque, NM 87016 505-319-4217

Lorena Glaser, Youth Leader (Rio Vista)

6017 Buena Vista Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

Reba Grogan, NYI President (Hobbs)

1609 17th, Eunice, NM 88231 575-394-3026

Ron Grogan, Youth Pastor (Hobbs)

1609 17th, Eunice, NM 88231 575-394-3026

Jackie Holycross, Youth Leader (Alamogordo)

817 N Scenic Dr, Alamogordo, NM 88310 575-437-1975

Patty Hutchinson, NYI President (Angus)

103 Bonita Park Rd, Capitan, NM 88316

Phil Jones, Youth Pastor (Angus)

P.O. Box 1011, Alto, NM 88312 575-354-0779

Kinnan Kline, NYI President (Moriarty)

P.O. Box 1783, Moriarty, NM 87035 505-832-4580

Royce Milgrim, NYI President (Carlsbad Church Street)

2401 West Church Street, Carlsbad, NM 88220 575-885-8198

Stephen Miller, Youth Pastor (Las Cruces First)

2241 Entrada del Sol Apt# 6L, Las Cruces, NM 88001 509-430-5406

Nate Otte, Youth Pastor (Living Stones Community)

204 Sasser Dr, Clovis, NM 88101 575-218-6004

Suzanne Parker, Youth Leader (Living Well Artesia)

1902 W. Main Artesia 88210 575-808-9085

Cedrick Rael, Youth Pastor (Los Lunas Faith Family)

618 Carmel Rd, Rio Communities, NM 87002 575-693-0906

Brandon Robertson, Youth Pastor (El Paso Open Gate)

7252 Copper Nail Ln., El Paso TX 79934 915-253-1506

Aaron Tiffany, Youth Pastor (Lovington)

1210 W. Ave. H, Lovington, NM 88260 913-963-7272

Sherri Todd, Youth Leader (Roswell First)

2706 Gaye Dr Roswell, NM 88201 575-623-5388

Jordin West, Youth Pastor (Heights First)

13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505-228-8533

3. Sunday School Discipleship Ministries International (SDMI)

2016-17 New Mexico District SDMI Council

Chairman— Mark Asplund, 9223 Oakland Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87122 email: [email protected] (505-858-0519) Director of Adult Ministries— Robert Clairborne, 2941 Clear Sky St., SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031: [email protected] (505-565-5311) Men’s Ministries Directors— Darrin Milgrim, 2401 W. Church St., Carlsbad, NM 88220 email: [email protected]; (575-885-8198) Women’s Ministries Director—DeAnn Rushing 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109; email: [email protected] (505)934-8009 Director of Children’s Ministries—Ron Davis, email: [email protected] (505453-4500) Children’s Quizzing Director—Arthur Pacheco

email: [email protected] (505)967-2770 Members at Large Julia Marjerison (2018) 2904 Cagua NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, email: [email protected] (505-235-8789)

Sharla Parker, Council Secretary, (2014) - 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240,

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

(575-356-8233) 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] NMI President—Jordin West 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111

(505)228-8533

Respectfully submitted, Sharla Parker, Recording Secretary












D. MISSION STRATEGY AREAS

Albuquerque North Mission Area (Jeff Moore, facilitator) -- Heights First, Holiday Park, Los Alamos La Vista, Rio Vista, Santa Fe, Mosaic –Santa Fe Albuquerque South Mission Area (Arnie Leidy, facilitator)—Edgewood Breakpoint, Los Altos, Monte Santo, Moriarty, Pajarito Mesa, Sandia El Paso Mission Area (Bill Belgie)—El Paso First, El Paso Montwood, El Paso Open Gate, El Paso Trinity, Nuevo Amanecer, La Rama, The Branch Northwest Mission Area (David West, facilitator)—Aztec, Farmington, Gallup, Mount Taylor Pecos Mission Area (Rick Hutchison, facilitator)—Angus, Artesia, Carlsbad Church Street, Carlsbad First, Roswell Central, Roswell First, Roswell Neighborhood Rio Grande Valley Mission Areas (Marvin White, facilitator)—Mountainair, Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse, Valencia Valley, Los Lunas Faith Family Southeast Mission Area (Ken Yocom, facilitator)—Broadview, Clovis, Hobbs, Lovington, Portales Southwest Mission Area (Wayne Vaughan, facilitator)—Alamogordo, Deming, Las Cruces First, Silver City Mountain View, Socorro, Truth or Consequences, Tularosa

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:

Fax: ; Phone: (575) 437-1975 Pastor: (11/2015) David Holycross, 1909 Scenic Dr. Alamogordo, NM 88310 (575) 434-3004 Review Date: (11/2017) (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 Assoc. Pastor – Music Dir. – SDMI Supt. – Jackie Holycross, 1909 Scenic Dr. Alamogordo, NM 88310 (575) 434-3004 Men’s Min. Dir. – Bill Wittliff, 1307 Ohio Ave, Alamogordo NM 88310 (575) 437-8592

Women’s Min. Dir. – Carol Gordon, 508 Arnold Ln. Alamogordo, NM 88310, (575) 415-3125 Church Board Sec. – Carol Gordon, 508 Arnold Ln. Alamogordo, NM 88310, (575) 415-3125 Church Treas. – Russ Anderson, 506 Tierra Bella Dr. Alamogordo, NM 88310 (575) 415-3427

Albuquerque Heights First (Organized 1919) ( 037-0030 )

Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.


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: 2019

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: ( x ) Yes ( ) No

Associate Pastor: John Griffin (Donna), 3120 Valencia, NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505-883-8605)

Church Administrator: Daniel Denig (Jennifer), 1405 Cumbres St. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112

(505-873-1069)

Youth/College/Career Pastor: Jordin West, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-

228-8533)

Music Director: Christine Moore, 8110 Pickard Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 (505-255-3304)

Assistant Minister: Eden Avalos, 8401 Spain Rd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111 (505-948-6012)

Office Secretary: Anya Nielson, 9014 Liberty Drive NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514)

SDMI Superintendent: Brett Eller, 1880 Smarty Jones St. SE, Albuquerque, NM 87123 (505-301-6712)

Elementary Ministry Director: Diana Bloomquist, 1612 Monte Largo Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112

(505-323-1065)

Early Childhood Ministry Director: Jerusha Moore, 8110 Pickard Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110

(505-270-7339)

NYI President: Anya Nielson, 9014 Liberty Drive NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-823-1514)

Adult Ministry Director: Jeff Copeland, 604 Green Valley Rd., Albuquerque, NM 87107 (505-205-9910)

Senior Adult Ministry Directors: Tom & Pearl Brown, 7728 Calle Armonia NE, Albuquerque, NM 87113

(505-345-0804)

Single Adult Ministry Director: Kathy Davis, 9000 Zuni Road, SE, Unit W98, Albuquerque, NM 87123

(505-688-1966)

Men’s Ministry Director: Gary Pickerel, 1229 Zena Lona St NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112

(505-259-3126)

Women’s Ministry Director: Kelly Dorris, 4513 Allen Ct NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114 (505-836-2750)

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

(505-890-6525)

Church Board Secretary: Jason Singer, 237 General Arnold St. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87123

(505-796-2544)

Church Treasurer: Doug Bloomquist, 9127 Mabry Ave NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109 (505-821-3018)

Albuquerque Holiday Park (Organized 1973) ( 037-0015 )

Location: 11435 Montgomery Blvd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111, 505/293-1225 Web Address: www.holidaynaz.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-293-1225


Pastor: (01/2016) Pastor – Jaycob Blea, (505) 453-8200, [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 Music Dir. – Dan Stump, 5808 Chaparral Cir NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, 505/898-3290 Prime Time Dir. – Enrique Vicuna, 1224 Princeton Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106 Church Board Sec. – Church Treas. – Karen Kitzmiller, 4401 Morris St. NE, Apt. # 104, Albuquerque, NM 87111 505/239-2235

Albuquerque Los Altos (Organized

1959)

( 037-0035 )



Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both)

Location: 215 Erbbe N.E., Albuquerque, N.M. 87123

Web Address: http://www.losaltoschurch.org/

Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-296-5497

Pastor: (May 2005) Bill Reinicke (Amey) 2901 Wilder Lp. N.E.; Rio Rancho N.M 87144 [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

Music Dir. – Michele Stone 3209 Cardenas Dr. N.E, Albuquerque, N.M. 87110; 505-730-3937,

cornerstoneschristianacademy.com

SDMI Supt. – Kandice Wagner 1318 Marron Circle NE. Albuquerque N.M 87112

505-5534174, [email protected]

Children’s Min. Dir. – Kandice Wagner 1318 Marron Circle NE. Albuquerque N.M 87112


NYI Pres. – Amey Reinicke 2901 Wilder Lp. N.E. Rio Rancho NM 87144 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 Wagner 1318 Marron Circle NE. Albuquerque N.M 87112


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: 5513 Acoma Rd., Albuquerque, NM87108


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].)



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 Minister – 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: 5645 Escarpment RD SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121 Location: SAME Web Address: none Email: [email protected]

Fax: none; Phone: 505-377-0215 Co-Pastors: (12/15/2010) Antonio Ramos and Graciela Chavez, 5645 Escarpment RD. SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121 Review Date: (04/21/2016) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Office Secretary - Mireya Cervantes 5645 Escarpment RD SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121 505-269-7820 SDMI Supt. – Graciela Chavez, 5645 Escarpment RD SW, Albuquerque NM 87121 505-585-8520 Women’s Min. Dir. – Isabel Lopez, 5645 Escarpment RD SW, Albuquerque NM 87121 505-267-9368 Work & Witness Coord. – Victor Flores 5645 Escarpment RD SW Albuquerque NM 87121 505-289--6920 Church Board Sec. – Mireya Cervantes 5645 Escarpment RD SW Albuquerque NM 87121 505-269-7820 Church Treas. – Elizabeth Cervantes, Escarpment RD SW, Albuquerque NM 87121 505-288-0682

Albuquerque Rio Vista (Organized 1981) (Church No. 037-0037)

Mail:

Location: 8701 Golf Course Road NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

Web Address: www.riovistachurch.net


Fax: 505-890-4101 ; Phone: 505-898-8205

Pastor: (04/07) Jeff Moore (Lara), 10319 Country Manor Place NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114, Email -

[email protected]

Home Phone - 505-792-8558

Review Date: (4-13) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No

Office Secretary - Brenda Sheats, 343-A Sarah Ln NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

562-440-8922

Worship Pastor - Enrique Mendoza, 804 Brackett Dr SW, Albuquerque, NM 87121

505-450-8898

Native American Min. Pastor - Sandra Bohling, 5705 Cambria Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120 505-379-6602

http://www.riovistachurch.net/



SDMI President Bonnie Smith, 7720 Ramona Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

505-688-3797

Children's Min. Dir. - Bonnie Smith, 7720 Ramona Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

505-688-3797

NYI Pres. - Kaitlynn Glaser, 6017 Buena Vista Ave NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

505-948-6500

Youth Pastor - Scott Adamson, 5601 Lewis Dr. NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87144

505-328-6969

Women's Min. Dir. - Brenda Sheats, 343-A Sarah Ln NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

562-440-8922

NMI Pres. - Jeff Moore, 10319 Country Manor Pl NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114

505-792-8558

Church Board Sec. - Kathy Hahn, 2031 Selway Pl NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120

505-948-8783

Church Treas. - Allan Hahn, 2031 Selway Pl NW, Albuquerque, NM 87120

505-975-2637

Albuquerque Sandia (Organized 1953) (037-0040) Location – ABQ Central - 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 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 Executive Pastor – Michael Blea (Valerie), (505) 417-9308, [email protected] Worship Pastor – Steven Marjersion, (505) 803-7675, [email protected] Recovery Pastor – Daniel Wood (Briana), (505) 489-8193, [email protected]

Marriage Enrichment Pastor – Mike Brown (Bekki), (505) 730-9609, [email protected]

Campus Pastor - Jennie Noriega-Yarbrough, 404 Wagon Train, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 (505-261-8903)

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 Director – Valerie Blea (Michael), (505) 417-9309, [email protected] Youth Directors – Josh & Candice Blea, (505) 604-0206, [email protected] Children’s Pastor – Arthur Pacheco (505) 967-2770, [email protected] Kingdom Builders Preschool & Day Care Director – Cynthia Myers (Pete), (505) 321-8634, [email protected] NYI Pres. – Iliana Esparza NMI Pres. – Jeanice Gutierrez-Lovato - (505) 450-4038, [email protected]

Food Bank & Discipleship Pastor – Jess Parker – (505) 697-8993, [email protected] Compassionate Ministries - Leonard Marjerison

Women’s Min. Dir. – Mary Helen Campbell

Grace Thrift Store Director – Albert & Mary Helen Campbell

Church Board Sec. – Joyce Jennings (David), (505) 720-8383, [email protected] Church Treas. – Tawny Paul (Randy) - (505) 358-5387, [email protected]

Albuquerque Valley (CTM/PAC/Satellite) (037-0006) Mailing Address – 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Location – 2315 Markham Rd SW, Albuquerque, NM 87105

Web Address: www.abqnaz.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 505-881-0267; Phone: 505-881-0267 Pastor – Patti Rivas, (505) 261-0467, [email protected]

Worship Leader - Michael Scott

Family Ministries Director - Jeanice Gutierrez - Lovato

Youth Director - James Landry

Mother Church Pastor - Peter Myers (Cynthia), (505) 321-8635, [email protected]

Property Manager –Randy Paul (Tawny), (505) 389-8995, [email protected]

Rio Rancho Vision (CTM/PAC) (037-0008) Mailing Address – 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108 Location – 1658 Rio Rancho Dr. SE, Suite 114, Rio Rancho, NM 87124 Web Address: www.abqnaz.org Email: [email protected] Fax: 505-881-0267; Phone: 505-881-0267 Pastor - Peter Myers (Cynthia), (505) 321-8635, [email protected]

ReVision Thrift Store Director – Phyllis Waldo, (661) 332-0064

Sandia Heritage (CTM/PAC) (037-0013)

Mailing Address – 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108

Location – 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108

Web Address: www.abqnaz.org


Fax: 505-881-0267; Phone: 505-881-0267

Pastor - David Jennings (Joyce), (505) 730-7098, [email protected]

Assistant Pastor - Joyce Jennings (David), (505) 720-8383, [email protected]

Mother Church Pastor - Pete Myers

Vista Grande Community (CTM/PAC) (037-0012)

Mailing Address – 8216 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM 87108

Location – 12801 Copper NE Albuquerque, NM 87123

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

Fax: 505-881-0267; Phone: 505-881-0267

Pastor - Dawn Davis (Ron), (505) 417-6931, [email protected]

Children's Pastor - Ron Davis (Dawn), (505) 453-4500, [email protected]

Mother Church Pastor - Pete Myers

Angus Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1916) ( 037-0100 )

Mail: 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316

Location: 103 Bonita Park Rd.

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

Fax: 575 336-1663; Phone: 575 336-8032

Pastor: (9/2003) Rick Hutchison (Sue) 1149 Shoshone Trail Alto NM 88312 575 336-2972

Review Date: (2017) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Office Secretary – Shelly Jones 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 336-8032

Music Dir. – Brenda Garber 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 336-1230

Children’s Min. Dir. – Rhonica Toler 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 354-9802

NYI Pres. – Patty Hutchison 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 258-9488

Youth Min. Dir. – Phil Jones 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 937-1501

Women’s Min. Dir. – Sandy Pape 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 336-8124

http://www.abqnaz.org/

NMI Pres. – Molly Nielsen 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316857 998-8515

Church Board Sec. – Donnie Glover 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 336-9630

Church Treas. – Linda Brooks 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 336-7518

Hispanic Ministries: Marco & Betty Sanchez 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 336-7697

Elders:

Cecil Gray RA 103 Bonita Park Rd. Capitan NM 88316 575 973-0824

Bob Appleby RA 103 Bonita Park Rd Capitan NM 88316 575 336-4833

David Brooks DA 103 Bonita Park Rd Capitan NM 88316 575 336-7518

Aztec (Organized 1942) ( 037-0080 )



Mail: P.O. Box 970 Flora Vista, NM 87415

Location: 1061 NM Hwy 516, Aztec, NM 87410

Web Address: acnaz16.weebly.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-334-6360

Pastor: (June 1, 2016) Ken Weisheit, (Sha Lyn), 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM. 87402, [email protected],

505-716-1975

Review Date: (June 1, 2018)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes X No

Church Board Sec. –Eric Walls, 612 Lovers Lane, Aztec, NM 87401, 505-334-6405

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 Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-859-5438 Pastor: (2000) Chad W. Good, (Melanie), 111 Hillman St., Belen, 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 Music Dir. – Melanie Good 111 Hillman St., Belen,NM 87002 505-715-4298 SDMI Supt. – Penny Pogue 3901 Sundrop Place, Albuquerque, NM 87114 505-897-5761 Men’s Min. Dir. – Paul Couzens 302 Brugg Dr. Belen, NM 87002 505-861-7172 NMI Pres. – Carolyn Tannery 205 Hillman Belen,NM 87002 505-864-7621 Church Board Sec. – Penny Pogue 3901 Sundrop Place, Albuquerque, NM 87114 505-897-5761 Church Treas. – Paul Couzens 302 Brugg Dr. Belen, NM 87002 505-861-7172

Crossroads Cowboy CTM (Organized

1931)

( 037-0090 )

(Year

organized)

(Gen. Treas. Acct. No.


Location: 3888 State Road 209 Broadview, NM 88112

Phone: 575-456-8491

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

Associate Pastor – Kymburly Ann Odell, 921 SR77, Clovis, NM 88101

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. -

Church Treas. - LaRhonda Bailey 3517 CR P Broadview, NM 88112

575-357-2500

CARLSBAD CHURCH STREET CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE (Organized 1956)

( Church No. 037-0101)

Location: 2401 West Church St / Carlsbad, NM 88220

Web Address: cscnaz.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 575-885-8198

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

Review Date: (11/15) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Office Secretary – Cathy Whiteley 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

Assoc. Lay Minister – Brady Rand 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

Music Dir. – Marvin Van Soest 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

SDMI Supt. – Brady Rand 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

NYI Pres. – Royce Milgrim 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

Youth Director – Brady Rand 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

Prime Time Dir. – Pastor R. Darrin Milgrim 2401 West Church St. Carlsabad, NM 88220

Men’s Min. Dir. – David Rodgers 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

NMI Pres. – Nicole Young 2401 West Church St. Carlsbad, NM 88220

Work & Witness Coord. – Nicole Young 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 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE (Organized 1940)( Church No.037-0110 )

Mail: Same as location Location: 1010 W. Fox St., Carlsbad NM 88220 Web Address: www.CarlsbadFirstChurchoftheNazarene.com

Fax: ; Phone: 575-885-5556

Pastor: Christopher J. Nikkel (Jennifer),1609 Thomas St., Carlsbad, NM 88227 H 575-446-1788; Cell 575-446-2010 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 – Barbara Weaver, 1010 W. Fox St, Carlsbad, NM 88220 SDMI Supt. – Floyd Weise, 1300 N. Pate Ave, Apt 191K, Carlsbad NM 88220, 575-361-2914 Men’s Min. Dir. – Josh Laughlin, 2607 Legion St, Carlsbad, NM 88220, 575-499-9478 Women’s Min. Dir. – Jan Weise, 1300 N. Pate Ave, Apt 191K, Carlsbad NM 88220, 575-361-0858 NMI Pres. – Deborah Pinching, PO Box 3190, Carlsbad NM 88221, 575-302-1877 Work & Witness Coord. – Floyd Fisher, 903 Valverde Dr., Carlsbad NM 88220, 575-885-7662, Don Fisher, 1632 Concord, Carlsbad, NM 88220, 575-885-6465 Church Board Sec. – Sue Worley, 701 Winged Foot Dr., Carlsbad, NM 88220, 575-361-8367 Church Treas. – Jan Weise, 1300 N. Pate Ave, Apt 191K, Carlsbad, NM 88220, 575-361-0585

Chaparral The Branch Community Church (La Rama) (formerly Iglesia Evangelica Cristana del

Nazareno) (CTM) (037-0005)

Address: 313 Paseo Real Drive, Chaparral, NM 88081

The Branch Pastor (5/14)- Rick Roberson, 313 Paseo Real Drive, Chaparral, NM 88081 (915-526-0707),

[email protected].

La Rama Pastor - 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 SS Superintendent: 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 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 President: Dana Bunting, 9620 McCan Rd SE, Deming, NM 88030 575-494-4011 NYI President: Damian Badgwell, 2100 Santa Monica St, Deming, NM 88030 575-544-4210 Church Bd Secy: Mary Kay Hale, 1621 S Emerson Dr., Deming, NM 88030 575-546-7865 Church Treasurer: Mary Kay Hale, 1621 S Emerson Dr., Deming, NM 88030 575-546-7865

Edgewood Breakpoint (Organized 2011) ( Church No. 037-0001 )

Location: 95 State Hwy. 344, Edgewood, NM 87015


Fax: 505-832-9190 ; Phone: 505-359-4395


El Paso First (Organized 1920) ( Church No. 037-0150 )

Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 2520 Silver Ave. Web Address: Email: Fax: ; Phone: 915.565.4649 Pastor: (July 1, 2014) Timothy M. Brunk, (Janice), 511 Buena Suerte Dr. El Paso, TX 79912, 575.642.3758 (cell) (no home phone) Review Date: (July 2016) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: 1 Yes 0 No Music Dir. – Ezequiel Martinez NMI Pres. – Janice A. Brunk Church Board Sec. – Valerie Vásquez

El Paso Montwood Church of the Nazarene (Organized 1974) ( 037-0163 )

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



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)

Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized)

Mail: 511 Buena Suerte Dr., El Paso, TX 79912

Web Address: Email:

Phone: 915.239.6358

Pastor: () Tim Brunk (See EP First Church)



Music Dir. – Ivan Vazquez

SDMI Supt. –

Children’s Min. Dir. – Alicia Vazquez

Youth Min. Dir. – Gabriela Valdiviezo

Church Treas. – Roberto Medrano

El Paso Open Gate Community (Organized 1961) ( Church No. 037-0165 )

Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both)

Location: 9821 McCombs, El Paso TX 79924

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

Fax: 915-821-9936; Phone: 915-751-2403

Pastor-(08/09) William (Bill) Belgie (Barbara), 10409 Crete, El Paso, TX 79924

Review Date-08/2020

Office Secretary-Candis Johnston

LaRama, Associate Pastor-Alex Torres, 3404 Glasgow, El Paso, TX 79925

Branch, Associate Pastor-Rick Roberson, 313 Paseo Real, Chaparral, N.M. 88081

Family Life Pastor-Katie Bean, 8922 Echo St., El Paso, TX 79904

Music Director-Richard Wright, 5916 Redstone Rim, El Paso, TX 79934

SDMI Superintendent-Keith Bean, 8922 Echo St., El Paso, TX 79904

Childcare/School Dir./Principal-Samantha Rivera, 5909 Sagittarius, El Paso, TX 79924

Children’s Ministry Director-Melissa Williams, 5343 Cornell, El Paso, TX 79924

NMI President-Kathy Williams, 6145 Quail #922, El Paso, TX 79924

Church Board Secretary-Dixie Chapman, 5713 Prince Edward, El Paso, TX 79924

Church Board Treasurer-Patsy Wilson, 9144 Mt. Olympus, El Paso, TX 79924

Federal Employer Identification Number---74-2309445

Church Service Schedule Sunday School 9:00AM

Worship 10:30AM

Sunday LaRama - Worship 10:30AM

Sunday Night 7:00PM

Wednesday Children 6:00PM

Wednesday Youth 7:30PM

Saturday Branch-Worship 10:30AM

El Paso Trinity (Organized 1992) ( 037-0014 )



Mail: 511 Buena Suerte

Location: 7201 Orizaba, El Paso, TX 79912

Web Address: NONE Email:

Fax: NONE Phone:

Co-Pastors (): () Tim and Janice Brunk (See EP First)

Review Date: (Appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Church Treas. – Rev. Tim Brunk, 511 Buena Suerte Dr., El Paso, TX 79912, (575) 642-3758

Farmington Crossroads Community (Organized 1952) ( 037-0190 )

Location: 2400 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401 Web Address: www.crcnaz.com Email: [email protected] Fax: 505-325-2607 Phone: 505-325-2600

Pastor: (9/01) David M. West (Dreama), 2400 N. Butler Ave., Farmington, NM 87401 (505-325-2600) Office Secretary – Dreama West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402 (505-402-6376) Assoc. Pastors –Eli Wyatt, 1089 Hwy. 516, Aztec, NM 87410 (505-325-2600) Denver DeWees, 1208 Camina Hermosa, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-320-7212) Music Dir. – David M. West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402 (505-325-2600) Vis. Min. – Tammie Summers, P.O. Box 26, Flora Vista, NM 87415 (505-486-1496) Daycare Dir. – Jessica Pardo, 2600 N. Sullivan, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-325-1837) School Dir./Principal – Sheri Goff, 230 S. Gooding Lane, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-326-5149) Children’s Pastor – Justin Couch, 1111 Gladeview, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-793-5207) Youth Pastor – David M. West, 4905 Tarry Terrace, Farmington, NM 87402 (505-325-2600) Adult Min. Dir. – Ken Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402 (505-325-2600) Prime Time Dir. – Mayvonne & Ray Womack, 8 Rd. 5779, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-793-4037) Single Adult Pastor – Eli Wyatt, 1089 Hwy. 516, Aztec, NM 87410 (505-325-2600) Men’s Min. Dir. – Denver DeWees, 1208 Camina Hermosa, Farmington, NM 87401 (505-320-7212) 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) Work & Witness Coord. – Eli Wyatt, 1089 Hwy. 516, Aztec, NM 87410 (505-325-2600) CLT Dir. – Ken Weisheit, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington, NM 87402 (505-325-2600) Church Board Sec. – June Rowland, 5400 Crestwood Dr., Farmington, NM 87402 (505-326-2208) Church Treas. – Tammy Stalcup, 211 Mesa Drive, Aztec, NM 87410 (505-325-2600) Federal Employer Identification Number – 85-6074798

Gallup First (Organized 1966) ( 037-0205 )



Mail:

Location: 1801 W. Aztec Gallup, NM 87301

Web Address: Gallupnaz.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-722-3238

Pastor: (4-17-2011 G. Chris Davis 1801 W. Aztec Gallup, NM 87301 Date: (10-1-2016) [Manual 123].)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes x No

Assoc. Lay Minister – Dave Bates

Music Dir. –Dave Bates

SDMI Supt. –Wanda Dreier

Children’s Min. Dir. – Edra & Sussanna Farish

Adult Min. Dir. – Bill & Bev Winkle

Men’s Min. Dir. –Pee Wee Anderson

Women’s Min. Dir. – Diane Anderson

NMI Pres. –Wanda Dreier

Church Board Sec. – Edra Farish

Church Treas. – Susanna Farish

Hobbs First (Organized 1937) (037-0220)

Location: 2900 N. Fowler, Hobbs, NM 88240

Web Address: hobbsnazarene.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: (Call First) 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)


New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes

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


Spanish Pastor - Juan Holguin, 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240


Assoc. Spanish Pastor-Martha Holguin, 307 E. Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240


Music Dir. Barbara Haynie (Hal),1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240


Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240


SDMI Supt. Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240


Childcare/School

(Dir./Principal) – Sharla Parker (Greg), 224 E. Taos, Hobbs, NM 88240


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


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. –

Church Board Sec. – Joycelyn Dant (Vernon), 1300 N. Main, Lovington, NM 88260


Church Treas. – Barbara Haynie (Hal), 1700 N. Jefferson, Hobbs, NM 88240


LAS CRUCES FIRST (Organized 1935) (Church No. 037-0240)

Location: 1900 S. Locust, Las Cruces, NM 88001

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

Fax: ; Phone: 575-522-7120

Pastor: (11/14) Wade Elftman, (Jayme), 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011 [email protected] 505-419-1832

Review Date: (11/16) (Initial review date is two years following start date

[Manual 123].)

Youth Pastor: (11/14) Stephen Miller, (Heather), 2241 Entrada Del Sol 6L, Las Cruces, NM 88001

[email protected] 509-430-5406


Office Secretary - Janet Grudzinski, 5200 Imperial Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88012 575-640-8089

SDMI Supt. – Don Sanders, 2604 Claude Dove, Las Cruces, NM 88011 575-522-3579

Children’s Min. Dir. – Jayme Elftman, 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88011 575-419-1833

Women’s Min. Dir. – Dolores Black, PO Box 13436, Las Cruces, 88011 575-496-1091

NMI Pres. – Lura Baxter, 301 Wall Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88001 575-642-0288

Church Board Sec. – Janet Grudzinski, 5200 Imperial Dr., Las Cruces, NM 88012 575-640-8089

Church Treas. – Jennifer Wilson, 4893 Calla Bella Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88012 575-650-5450

Outreach Min Dir - David Balck, PO Bpx 13436, Las Cruces, NM 88011 575-496-1091 Media & Marketing Dir - Cliff Baxter

301 Wall Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88001 575-642-0594

Head Trustee - Travis Dunlap, 827 Rouault Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88005 575-626-2021

Las Cruces Sonrise Community (Organized 1999) ( Church No. 037-0115 )

Location: 1900 S. Locust, Las Cruces, NM 88001


Fax: ; Phone: 575-644-6946

Living Stones Community-Clovis (Organized 1922) ( 037-0130 )

Location: 1800 N. Norris Ave., Clovis, NM 88101

Web Address: www.livingstonesnaz.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: 575-769-7787; Phone: 575-769-1971

Pastor: (Oct 19, 2014) Dale Wesley, (Sheila) 708 Providence Circle, Clovis, NM 88101,[email protected],

575-791-1440



Office Secretary – Joy Heerding, 101 La Salle Dr., Clovis, Nm 88101 575-693-9992

Music Dir. – Cas Holt, 2104 Hali Lane., Clovis, NM 88101 575-693-6451

Childcare/School

(Dir./Principal) – Jodi Duncan, 3505 Lew Wallace., Clovis, NM 88101 575-309-1625

Children’s Min. Dir. – Joy Heerding/Tamara McCord, 1800 N. Norris., Clovis, NM 88101

575-769-1971

Youth Pastor – Nathan Otte, (Whitney), 204 Sasser Dr., Clovis, NM 88101 575-218-6004

Men’s Min. Dir. – Zane Brothers, 101 Wrangler Way., Clovis, NM 88101 575-693-1890

Women’s Min. Dir. – Sheila Wesley, 708 Providence Circle, Clovis, NM 88101 575-769-1971

NMI Pres. – Jan Salazar Chairez, 4701A Lazy Lane., Clovis, NM 88101 575-693-2711

Church Board Sec. – Ron Hutchison, 1663 CR K., Clovis, NM 88101 575-763-0555

Church Treas. – Joel Burdell, 1520 Avondale., Clovis, NM 88101 505-948-2722

Living Well – (Artesia) (Organized 1910) (Church No.037-0070)

Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: Please Call for Fax Number; Phone: 575-746-8854 Pastor: (11/2010) Eric Zottneck, (Jessica), 2009 Runyan Ave, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 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) – Jessica Zottneck- [email protected] 575-420-1391 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 SDMI Supt. – Jessica Zottneck- [email protected] 575-420-1391 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 Children’s Min. Dir. – Mark Smith 575-365-5053 Email: [email protected] Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210






NYI Pres. – Suzanne Parker- [email protected] 575-808-9085 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 Youth Director – Suzanne Parker- [email protected] 575-808-9085 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 Men’s Min. Dir. – John Parker- [email protected] 575-513-4507 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 Women’s Min. Dir. – Jessica Zottneck- [email protected] 575-420-1391 Suzanne Parker- [email protected] 575-808-9085 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 NMI Pres. – Suzanne Parker- [email protected] 575-808-9085 Address: 1902 West Main Street, Artesia, New Mexico 88210 Assimilation Ministry- Cecil Kimberlin 575-513-5572 Email- [email protected] Family & Community Outreach Ministries- John Parker-575-513-4507 [email protected] Church Treas. – Brenda Cosper

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., Los Alamos NM 87544

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

Fax: Phone:

Pastor: (08/2012) Raul Granillo (Katrina) 232 Rover Blvd, Los Alamos NM 87544, 505-330-7722



Music Dir. – Laurie Dudley

SDMI Supt. – Bradley Sorensen

Children’s Min. Dir. – Katrina Granillo

CLT Dir. – Bradley Sorensen

Church Board Sec. – Paul Visarraga

Church Treas. – Brian Bartram

Los Lunas Faith Family (Organized 2006) ( 037-0295 ) Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.)

Mail: Faith Family Church P.O. Box 1471 Los Lunas NM 87031 Location: 1400 Main St. Suite D Los Lunas NM 87031 Web Address: FaithFamilyLosLunas.org Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-350-3944 Pastor: (1/08) Alan Granat, (Carolyn), 1224 Broadview Loop Los Lunas NM 870431, [email protected], 505-350-3944 Review Date: (1/18) (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. NW Los Lunas NM 87031 505-263-8653 Assoc. Pastor – Alanna McDuff 745 La Charles Dr. NE Albuquerque NM 87123 505-977-0211 Music Dir. – Alanna McDuff 745 La Charles Dr. Ne Albuquerque NM 87123 505-977-0211 SDMI Supt. – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. NW Los Lunas NM 87031 505-263-8653 Children’s Min. Dir. – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. NM Los Lunas NM 87031 505-263-8653 Youth Pastor – Cedrick Rael 618 Carmel Rd. Rio Communities NM 87002 575-693-0906 Men’s Min. Dir. – Steve Storch 1211 Carrizo St. NW Los Lunas NM 87031 505-414-0767 Women’s Min. Dir. – Joyce Bernard 2 Rosa Dr. Los Lunas NM 87031 505-866-9647 Church Board Sec. – Sharyn McGregor 11 Calle Del Rio Los Lunas NM 87031 505-864-6942 Church Treas. – Christa Storch 1211 Carrizo St. NW Los Lunas NM 87031 505-263-8653

Lovington (Organized 1928) ( 037-0260 )

Mail - P.O. Box 715, Lovington, NM 88260

Location - 301 S. 1st St., Lovington, NM 88260

lovingtonnaz.org [email protected] 575-396-4285

Web Address Email Address Fax Telephone

Pastor - (9/2015) Aaron Tiffany, 1210 W. Ave. H, Lovington, NM 88260 913-963-7272,

[email protected]

Start Date

(mm/dd/yy)

Review

Date:

(09/2017) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 122].)


(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]

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-

Hospice Chaplain-

John Graham, 575-396-6480

Dennis Durfee (Lynn), 621 E. Sunset Circle, Hobbs, NM 88240

(E-mail: 575-631-8065/724-651-0510)

(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

505-287-4464

Web Address Email Address Cell Telephone

Pastor - Helen J. Lortz, 317 Charles St., Grants, NM 87020

Review

Date:

(Appointment)


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: 505-604-1889

Pastor: (July 14, 13) Robert M. Sinclair, (Terina. L Sinclair), PO Box 2103 Moriarty NM 87035,

[email protected] ; ([email protected]), 505-832-4007


New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: x Yes

Office Secretary —Lana Leidy

SDMI Superintendent - Terina Sinclair

NMI President – Dinah Huff, PO Box 640, Tijeras, NM 87059, email: [email protected], (505-286-5515)

Mountainair (the Living Hope Church of the Nazarene)(Organized 1931) ( 037-0290 )

Mail: P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM 87036

Location: 201 E. Pinion

Web Address: Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 505-705-5478

Pastor: (Jan 08) Paul Baker (Judy) P.O. Box 1013, Mountainair NM 87036

Review Date: (Jan 16) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)

New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes X No

Office Secretary - Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5078)

Assoc. Pastor – Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5078)

Music Dir. – Paul Baker Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5478)

Vis. Min. – – Sidney Smart P.O. Box Mountainair NM (505-705-5212)

SDMI Supt. – Paul Baker Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5478)

Children’s Min. Dir. – Sidney Smart P.O. Box Mountainair NM (505-705-5212)

NYI Pres. – Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5078)

Youth Pastor – Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5078)

Adult Min. Dir. – Pat Autrey P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-705-0560)

Prime Time Dir. – Pat Autrey P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-705-0560)

Men’s Min. Dir. – – Paul Baker Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5478)

Women’s Min. Dir. – Judy Baker P.O. Box 1013 Mountainair NM (505-705-5078)

NMI Pres. – – Sidney Smart P.O. Box Mountainair NM (505-705-5212)

Church Board Sec. – Sidney Smart P.O. Box Mountainair NM (505-705-5212)

Church Treas. – Pat Autrey P.O. Box 541 Mountainair NM (505-705-0560)

Portales (Organized 1919) ( Church No.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 Web Address: Email: [email protected] Fax: ; 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: 0 Yes 1 No Assoc. Pastor – Ernestine Tennefos, 930 W 17th St., Portales NM 88130, 575-791-5507 Music Dir. – Ben Langford, Portales Nm 88130, 210-274-6611 SDMI Supt. – Johnny Pacheco 1122 S. Abilene. Portales NM 88130, 575-693-6826 Children’s Min. Dir. – Ernestine Tennefos, 930 W 17th St. Portales NM 88130, 575-791-5507 Youth Director – Craig Aulaumea, 821 W University Dr. Portales NM 88130, 575-777-3383 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 575-693-6826 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

Roswell Central (Organized 1945) (037-0330 )

Mail: Mailing address if different from Location (Do not include city, state & zip if same for both) Location: 901 E. Country Club Rd., Roswell, NM 88201 Web Address: Email: [email protected]

Fax: ; Phone: 575-420-2907 Pastor: (11/99) Randy W. Elftman (Lucille), 3100 N. Garden, Roswell, NM 88201 (575-420-2907) Review Date: (2017) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No

Youth Pastor – Brian Hobbs, 1303 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Roswell, NM 88201 (903-422-9470) SDMI Supt. – Katherine Bird, 901 E, Country Club, Roswell NM 88201, (575-626-8871) NYI Pres. – Dee Mason, 2412 N. Prairie,Roswell, NM 88201 (575-208-0351) Youth Director – Daniel Zuber, 901 E. Country Club, Roswell NM 88201, (575-910-6929) Men’s Min. Dir. – Crit Hobbs,1303 N. Pennsylvania, Roswell, NM 88201 (575-622-0195) Women’s Min. Dir. – NMI Pres. – Adele Bozeman, 911 N. Delaware, Roswell, NM 88201 (575-420-3468) Church Board Sec. – Dee Mason, 2412 N. Prairie, Roswell, NM 88201 (575-208-0351) Church Treas. –

Roswell First (Organized 1924) (037-0340 )

Mail: 501 N. Sycamore, Roswell, NM 88201

Location: same as above

Web Address: ros1naz.net Email: [email protected]

Fax: (575) 624-2735; Phone: (575) 624-2614

Pastor: (4/27/2014) Dr. Lawrence A. Lacher, (Lisa Lacher), 3501 Highland Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected],

(575) 622-4052

Review Date: (4/27/2020) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Office Secretary – Alejandra Torrez, 3009 Futura Dr., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (505) 331-4690

Assoc. Pastor – Janice Forgach, 2901 Alhambra Apt. #2, Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (618) 606-

4655

SDMI Supt. – Becky Hicks, 4702 S. Pennsylvania Ave, Roswell, NM 88203, [email protected], (575) 626-2294

Childcare/School

(Dir./Principal) – Susan Torres, 411 W. Reed St., Roswell, NM 88203, noah’[email protected], (575) 624-2611

Children’s Min. Dir. – April Cogdill, 3 Corondo Cir., Roswell, NM 88203, [email protected], (575) 622-6692

NYI Pres. – Cory Cogdill, 3 Corondo Cir., Roswell, NM 88203, [email protected], (575) 622-6692

Youth Director – Sherri Todd, 2706 Gaye Dr., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575) 623-5388

Men’s Min. Dir. – Jason Pope, 64 Haley Circle, Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575) 637-8417

Women’s Min. Dir. – Reba Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd., Roswell, NM 88201 [email protected], (575) 624-0271

NMI Pres. – Skip Saucier, 1722 W. Walnut, Roswell, NM, 88201 [email protected], (575) 578-0571

Work & Witness Coord. – Bruce Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd., Roswell, NM 88201,[email protected], (575) 624-

0271

Church Board Sec. – Bruce Haley, 5034 W. Country Club Rd., Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected], (575) 624-0271

Church Treas. – Erna Crosby, 3201 Notting Hill, Roswell, NM 88201, [email protected] (575) 627-7945

Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del Nazareno (CTM) ( 037-0002)

Church Name in Caps and Lower Case (Year organized) (Gen. Treas. Acct. No.)

(AKA) NEIGHBORHOOD CHURCH ROSWELL

Mail: 1019 S. Lea Ave Location: Roswell Web Address: N/A Email: [email protected]

Fax: N/A; Phone: 575-623-0201 Pastor: (6/01/2010) Hector & Susan Torres, 411 W. Reed St., Roswell, NM 88203 ([email protected]) 505-330-2009 Review Date: (6/01/2012) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: X Yes No Office Secretary – Susan Torres Assoc. Pastor – Susan Torres Vis. Min. – Hector Torres Chr. Ed. (Dir/Min) – Jimmy Orozco SDMI Supt. – Susan Torres Children’s Min. Dir. – Susan Torres Adult Min. Dir. – Hector Torres Men’s Min. Dir. – Hector Torres Women’s Min. Dir. – Susan Torres NMI Pres. – Jimmy Orozco

Santa Fe (Organized 1949) ( Church No. 037-0350)

Location: 1044 Don Diego Ave. Santa Fe, NM 87505

Pastor: (TBD) Review Date: (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: No Music Dir. – Jose Americo Guerra 1044 Don Diego Ave. Santa Fe, NM 87505 SDMI Supt. - Mayra Alvizures 1044 Don Diego Av. Santa Fe, NM 87505 NYI Pres. - Belizario Escobar 30 West Mountain Ave #2, Glorieta, NM 87535 Church Board Sec. - Belizario Escobar 30 West Mountain Ave #2, Glorieta, NM 87535 Church Treas. - Iddo Carnona 33 Tierra Hermosa Ct. Santa Fe, NM 87507


Silver City Mountain View (Organized 1981) (037-0353)

Location: 210 Mountain View Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 Phone: 575-388-5257 Pastor: (5/14) Sharon Entrot (David) 212 Mountain View Rd. Silver City, NM 88061 [email protected] 575-494-6187 Review Date: (Appointment) Music Dir. – David Entrot 212 Mountain View Rd (575-545-1918) SDMI Supt. – David Entrot Church Board Secretary – Vicky Johnson 1216 N. Silver St. (575-956-5649) Work & Witness Coord. – Candace Evertson Church Treas. – Rennie Mariscal (317-490-9137) EIN Number – 85-0291916

Truth Or Consequences (Organized 1947) ( Church No. 037-0370 )

Location: 220 West 5

th Ave., T or C, NM 87901

Web Address: www.torccnaz.org Email: [email protected] Phone: (505)894-3755

Pastor: (11/03/2013) Wayne Vaughan, (Paula), P O Box 3549, T or C, NM 87901, Email: [email protected], Home Phone: (505)486-0499 Review Date: (11/03/2015) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].) New Church-Type Mission Sponsorship This Year: Yes No Office Secretary – Karla Martin SDMI Supt. – Karla Martin Children’s Min. Dir. – Paula Vaughan Women’s Min. Dir. – Paula Vaughan NMI Pres. – Brent Martin Church Board Sec. – Karla Martin Church Treas. – Karla Martin

Tularosa (Organized 1921) ( 037-0390 )

Mail: PO Box 457, Tularosa, NM 88352

Location: 501 Higuera Street, Tularosa, NM 88352

Web Address: www.tularosanazarene.com Email: [email protected]

Fax: Phone: 575-921-6764

Pastor: (08/09) Lorin F. Noble 505 Higuera St Tularosa NM 88352

Review Date: (appointment) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Music Dir. – Charles Davis

SDMI Supt. – Lorin Noble

NMI Pres. – Lorin Noble

Church Board Sec. –Carron Davila

Church Treas. – Carron Davila

http://www.torccnaz.org/


Valencia Valley (Organized 1967) ( 037-0055 )

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

Web Address: Valenciavalleychurch.com Email:[email protected]

Fax: 505.865.2015; Phone: 505.865.9047

Pastor: (10\89) Marvin White, (Trudy), 6 Graceland Lane, Belen, NM 87002

Review Date: (2019) (Initial review date is two years following start date [Manual 123].)


Office Secretary – Jeannette Steward, 1041 Pinzon Street NW, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Music Dir. – A.C. Casamento, 7205 Merle Dr. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109

SDMI Supt. – Jeannette Steward, 1041 Pinzon Street NW, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Childcare/School

(Dir./Principal) – Melanie Garcia, 75 Avenieda Jardin, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Church Board Sec. – Ruben Ballesteros, 22 Aldea Place, Los Lunas, NM 87031

Church Treas. – Ruben Ballesteros, 22 Aldea Place, Los Lunas, NM 87031

NEW STARTS

ALAMEDA – Pastor Jordin West, The Village of Alameda, 8810 Horizon Blvd., Albuquerque, NM 87113, (505-295-8396),

[email protected]. Services: Saturday at 5:45 pm.

ALBUQUERQUE VALLEY– (06/14/11 PAC; 037-0006) Patti Rivas, 2315 Markham Rd SW, Apt 16 Albuquerque, NM

87105 (505-261-0467) [email protected]. Services: Sunday 1:00 pm, Thursday 11:30 am.

ANGUS HISPANIC – Reverend Marco and Reverend Betty Sanchez, HC 71, Box 1163, Capitan, NM 88316 (915-881-

7535), [email protected]. Services: Sunday 4:00 pm, Bible Study Wednesday 6:00 pm.

BERNALILLO NUEVA ESPERANZA COMPASSIONATE MINISTRY – Reverend Erika and Brian Hasenauer, 573

Camino Del Pueblo, Bernalillo, NM 87004. Services: Wednesday Noon; alternate Friday’s service for Children 4:00 pm.

(Home Address: 2275 La Casita, Bernalillo, NM 87004). [email protected].

BRANCH COMMUNITY – Reverend Rick Roberson, 313 Paseo Real Drive, Chaparral, NM 88081 (915-526-0707),

[email protected].

EL PASO NUEVO AMANECER – (10/01/06; 037-0164) Reverend Tim Brunk, 8040 North Loop, El Paso, TX 79915 575-

642-3758) ([email protected]). Services: SS 10:00 am, Fellowship 11:00 am, Worship 11:30 am, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00

pm.

HOBBS FIRST HISPANIC – Reverend Juan and Reverend Martha Holguin, 307 E Skelly, Hobbs, NM 88240 (575-391-

6619), [email protected]. Services: Sunday Worship 9:30 am, SS 10:40 am.

LA RAMA COMMUNITY – Reverend Alex Torres, 9821 McCombs, El Paso, TX 79924. (915-881-9005) (Home: 3404

Glasgow, El Paso, TX 79925 (915-345-3874) Services: Sunday 10:30 am; Tuesday Bible Study 11:00 am

SANTA FE MOSAIC– (09/07/14 PAC; 037-0009) Rev Raul Granillo, 1044 San Diego, Santa Fe, NM 87505, (505-330-

7722), [email protected]. Service: Sunday 6:00 pm

PAJARITO MESA – Pastors Antonio Ramos and Graciela Chavez, 5645 Escarpment Road, Albuquerque, NM 87121 (505-

377-0215), [email protected]










RIO RANCHO VISION – (10/11/12 PAC; 037-0008) Reverend Pete Myers, 1658 Rio Rancho Dr, SE, Suite 114, Rio

Rancho, NM 87124. (505-881-0267), [email protected]. ReVision Thrift Store Director, Phyllis Waldo (661-332-0064).

Store Hours Tue-Saturday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm.

ROSWELL NEIGHBORHOOD – Reverends Hector and Susan Torres, 1019 S Lea, Roswell, NM 88203 (575-623-0201),

[email protected], [email protected]. Services: SS 10:00 am, Sunday Worship 11:00 am.

SANDIA HERITAGE (02/01/16 PAC; 037-0013) – Reverend David Jennings, 2938 Truman St., NE, Albuquerque, NM

87110, (505-730-7098), [email protected]

SOCORRO – Mark and DonaKay Hannagan, 1403 El Camino Real, Socorro, NM 87801. (575-446-8035/36)

[email protected]. Sunday Bible Study

VISTA GRANDCOMMUNITY/SANDIA (03/27/16 PAC; 037-0012) – Dawn Davis, 12801 Copper Ave., NE, Apt C18,

Albuquerque, NM 87123, (505-718-6694), [email protected]

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


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

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)

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

(575-650-1726)

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)

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, NM

(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)

F. ORDAINED ELDERS

Minister’s Service Legend

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

DA—District Assigned

DIA—District Interim Assigned PSV-PT—Pastoral Service, Part-Time

DS—District Superintendent RA—Retired, Assigned

EDU—Education RU—Retired, Unassigned

EVC—Evangelist, Commissioned SEC—Song Evangelist, Commissioned

GA—General Assignment STU—Student

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)

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)

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)

2016 PSV-PT Blea, Steven Michael, 1730 Shirley St., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112,

(Albuquerque Sandia)


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

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

1992 RA 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)

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

80918-1426 (Silver City Mountain View) (719-358-6875)

1994 PAS Brunk, Timothy M., 511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX 79912

(El Paso First, El Paso Trinity) (575-642-3758), (915-491-2602)

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

(Deming) (575-546-7334)

2010 DA Claiborne, Robert D., 2941 Clear Sky St. SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031

(Los Lunas Faith Family) (505-565-5311)

1993 SPC Coonradt, Dean, The Well International Church,

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam ([email protected])



1974 RA Crider, Thomas A., 3125 Calle Sueños 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)

1993 CHP Durfee, Dennis, 621 E. Sunset Circle, Hobbs, NM 88240

(Lovington) (724-651-0510)

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

(Roswell Central) (575-420-2907)

2009 PAS Elftman, William Wade, 1500 Delano Dr., Las Cruces, NM

88011, [email protected] (Las Cruces First)

(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

(Carlsbad First) (575-887-2068)

2011 RA/PSV-FT Forgach, Janice Kay, 501 N. Sycamore, Roswell, NM 88201


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

(Alamogordo New Beginnings) (575-434-3087)

2014 DA/CHP Frazier, Korey Paul, 150 Sycamore Rd., Angus, NM 88316

(Angus Church of the Nazarene) (505-328-5525)

[email protected]

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


2015 GA Graham, Elizabeth, 5 Ronald Court, Pukete,

Hamilton, New Zealand 3200 [email protected]

(Lovington)

2009 GA Graham, Jaron L., 5 Ronald Court, Pukete,

Hamilton, New Zealand 3200

(Lovington)

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, Santa Fe Mosaic)

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

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

(575-354-8406)

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

(Albuquerque Heights First) (505-883-8605)

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




2012 DA Hasenauer, Erika, 2275 La Casita, Bernalillo, NM 87004

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

1999 PSV-PT Hobbs, Brian, 1303 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Roswell, New Mexico 88201

(Roswell Central) (903-422-9470)

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

(Moriarty) (505-286-5515)

1982 PAS Hutchison, Richard D., 1149 Shoshone Tr., Alto, NM 88316

(Angus) (575-336-2972)

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

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

1975 RA 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

(Artesia) (575-457-2344)

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) (575-624-2614)

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


1980 RA/EVC/SEC Leidy, Arnold G., P.O. Box 1054, Edgewood, NM 87015

(Moriarty) (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 RU Loveless, Robert W., 106 Jennifer Ln., West Monroe, LA 71291

(Carlsbad First) (318-396-4604)

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 RA Mejicanos, Mario R., 4754 Whispering Falls Drive, Houston, TX 77084

(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)

2011 PAS Moreno, Maria, Magdalena, 5513 Acoma Rd, SE; 1020 Valencia Rd.,

Apt #10E, Albuquerque, NM 87108

(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., 1609 Thomas St., Carlsbad, NM 88227

(Carlsbad First Church) H 575-446-1788; Cell 575-446-2010

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

(Tularosa) (575-921-6764)

2015 PSV-FT Otte, Nathan E., 204 Sasser Drive, Clovis NM 88101


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

(Hobbs) (575-392-2543)

2004 PAS Reinicke III, William H., 2901 Wilder Lp. N.E.,

Rio Rancho N.M 87144

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

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


2008 PSV-FT Roberson, Richard D., 313 Paseo Real, Chaparral, NM 88081

(El Paso Open Gate Community-The Branch)

(915-526-0707)

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 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 RA Scott, Larry D., 871 Evening Primrose, Albuquerque, NM 87004

(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


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


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 PAS Tiffany, Aaron, 1210 W. Ave. H, Lovington, NM 88260

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

2014 PSV-FT Torres-Kroll, Alejandro, 3404 Glasgow Rd., El Paso, TX

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

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

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

2010 PSV-FT 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)

2001 U Vicuña, 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]

2013 PAS Weisheit, Ken, 6115 Ensenada Way, Farmington NM, 87402

(Aztec) (505-402-9146) (575-885-2869)


1997 PAS Wesley, Johnny Dale, 708 Providence Cl., Clovis, NM 88101

(Clovis Living Stones) (575-265-9547)

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

(Farmington Crossroads) (505-325-2600)

1989 PAS White, Marvin E., 6 Graceland Ln., Belen, NM 87002

(Valencia Valley) (505-865-6627)

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)

2015 PAS Zottneck, Eric, 2009 West Runyan Ave, Artesia,

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

[email protected]

G. ORDAINED DEACONS

2011 PAS Brunk, Janice, 511 Buena Suerte, El Paso, TX 79912

(El Paso First, El Paso Trinity) (575-642-3758), (915-491-2602)

2014 PSV-FT Entrot, Sharon Kay, 212 Mountain View Rd., Silver City, NM

88061 (Silver City Mountain View) (575-494-6187)

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

(Albuquerque Holiday Park) (505-269-7387)

2006 DA Rushing, DeAnn, 8812 Palomar NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109

(Albuquerque Holiday Park) (505-269-7387)


H. LICENSED MINISTERS

(No.) Year in Course of Study

(E/D/LM)—Credential Goal

2014 PSV-PT (2) (E) Baker, Judy, 201 N. Sunset, Mountainair, NM 87036

(Mountainair) (505-705-5078)

2013 PSV-PT (3) (E ) Bean, Ann Kathleen, 8922 Echo St, El Paso, Texas, 79904

(Open Gate Community) (808-561-4133)

2012 PAS (3) (E) Blea, Jaycob Michael, 2315 Markham Rd. SW,

Albuquerque, NM 87105 (Albuquerque Sandia)

(505-453-8200)

2015 PSV-FT (1) (E) Bohling, Sandra A., 5705 Cambria RD NW,

Albuquerque, NM (Rio Visa) (505-379-6602)

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

Rio Rancho, New Mexico 87124, (Albuquerque Sandia)


2010 PSV-FT (2) (E) Couch, Justin, 1111 Gladeview Drive, Farmington

NM, 87401 (Farmington Crossroads Community)

(505-444-0385)

2016 PSV-PT (2) (D) Davis, Dawn, 12801 Copper Ave apt C18, Albuquerque

NM 87123 (Sandia) [email protected]

(505-453-4500)



2016 PSV-PT (2) (E) Davis, Ronald E., 12801 Copper Ave apt C18, Albuquerque

NM 87123 (Sandia) [email protected]

(505-453-4500)

2016 PSV-PT (2) (E) DeWees, Denver B., 1208 Camina Hermosa, Farmington,

New Mexico 87401

(Cross Roads Community Church of the Nazarene)


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

(Hobbs) (575-394-1076)

2015 PAS (4) (E) Holycross, David, 1909 Scenic Drive, Alamogordo, NM

88310 (New Beginnings CTN) (575-434-3004)

2013 PSV-PT (1) (E) Jennings, Joyce, 2938 Truman St. N.E., Albuquerque, NM


2013 PSV-PT (4) (E) Marjerison, Steven, 2904 Cagua N.E., Albuquerque, NM


2014 PSV-PT (3) (E) McDuff, Alanna D.,745 La Charles Dr. NE,

Albuquerque, NM 87123 (Faith Family) (505-977-0211)

2015 PSV-PT (G) (E) Miller, Stephen, 2241 Entrada del Sol, Apt. #6L,

Las Cruces, NM 88001 (Las Cruces First) (509-430-5406)

2015 U (2) (E) Mosier, Angelica, P.O. Box 482, 300 Kettle Top Rd.,

Elephant Butte, NM 87935 (El Paso Open Gate)

(505-832-7032)



2015 PSV-PT (2) (E) Noriega-Yarbrough, Jennie, 404 Wagon Train, Rio Rancho,

NM 87124 (Albuquerque Rio Vista) (505-261-8903)

2016 PSV-PT (4) (E) Odell, Kymburly Ann, 921 SR77, Clovis, NM 88101

(Broadview) [email protected] (575-693-6316)

2012 PSV-PT (3) (D) Pacheco, Arthur Eric Daniel, 2315 Markham Rd. SW,

Albuquerque, NM 87105, (Albuquerque Sandia)

(505-967-2770)

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

88130 (Portales) [email protected]

(575-693-6826)

2016 PSV-PT (2) (E) Parker, Jess J., 7440 Central Ave SE, Albuquerque, NM

87108 (Sandia) [email protected]

(505-697-8993)

2016 PSV-PT (2) (E) Rael, Cedrick, 618 Carmel Rd., Rio Communities, NM

87002 (Faith Family Church) [email protected]

(575-693-0906)

2015 PAS (1) (E) Ramos, Antonio, (Juan Antonio Ramos Alonso),

5645 Escarpment RD. SW, Albuquerque NM 87195

(Pajarito Mesa) (505-377-0215)

2015 PAS (1) (E) Ramos, Graciela Chavez de, 5645 Escarpment RD.

SW, Albuquerque NM 87195 (Pajarito Mesa)

(505-379-8214)





2012 PSV-PT (3) (D) Rivas, Bianca Michele, 2315 Markham Rd. SW,



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


(505-261-0467)

2012 (TRF) (3) (D) Rodriguez, Monica, in process of transfer to West Texas

district

2013 PAS (4) (E) Sinclair, Robert, P.O. Box 2103, Moriarty, NM

87035 (Moriarty) (541-321-9681)

2015 PSV-FT (4) (E) West, Jordin, 13000 Calle de Sandias NE,

Albuquerque, NM 87111 (Abq Heights First)

(505-228-8533)

2014 PSV-PT (1) (E) Wood, Daniel R., 9208 Buena Ventura NE SP 10,

Albuquerque, NM 87123, (Sandia Mountain)

(505-489-8193)

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

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

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

Brian Hobbs from Dallas, Nathan E. Otte from South Arkansas

2. Licensed Ministers

Ann Kathleen Bean from Virginia

B. GRANTED TRANSFER AND RECEIPTED

1. Elders

Norlyn Brough to Chicago Central, Mary E. Jimenez, to Virginia, William A. Proulx to Mid-

Atlantic, Fred Rodriguez to West Texas, Chris Yocom to Kansas City

2. Deacons

3. Licensed Ministers

C. ELECTED TO ELDER’S ORDERS

Steven Michael Blea

D. DUPLICATE CREDENTIALS ISSUED

E. DROPPED FROM MINISTERIAL ROLL

1. Elder

Kenneth R. Timblin being deceased, Paul V. Ward Jr. having resigned

2. Licensed Ministers Not Renewed

Pat Deakin having not applied, Tom Mosier having not met the Board of Ministry, Cindy Schmelzenbach

having withdrawn her application

F. GRANTED MINISTER’S LICENSE

Dawn Davis, Ron Davis, Denver DeWees, Kymburly Ann Odell, Jess Parker, Cedrick Rael

G. GRANTED RENEWAL OF MINISTER’S LICENSE

Judy Baker, Jaycob Michael Blea, Steven Michael Blea, Sandra Bohling, Michael Brown, Justin

Couch, Ronald Vane Grogan, David Holycross, Joyce Jennings, Steven Marjerison, Alanna D.

McDuff, Stephen Miller, Angelica Mosier, Jennie Noriega-Yarbrough, Arthur Pacheco, Johnny

Pacheco, Antonio Ramos, Graciela (Chavez) Ramos, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez,

Robert Sinclair, Jordin West, Daniel Wood, and Jessica Zottneck.

H. GRANTED RETIREMENT STATUS

David A. Brooks (RA), Mario Mejicanos (RA)

I. GRANTED EVANGELIST STATUS

Nicolas Brough, EVC; Arnold Leidy, EVC/SEC

J. CHURCH NAME CHANGES

Broadview Church changed to Crossroads Cowboy Church of the Nazarene

K. 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.)

L. JOURNAL CORRECTION

Monica Rodriguez was erroneously omitted from the Roll of Ministers in the 2014 and 2015

journals. Her license was renewed both years, and she should have been listed as GA

(Border Initiative) from 2/1/14 to 1/31/16 and PSV-PT otherwise.

III. Plan of Examination

A. Members of Ministerial Studies Board

Chairman— Larry Lacher, 501 N Sycamore Ave., Roswell, NM 88201

(E-mail: [email protected] 575-624-2614)

Secretary—William Belgie 10409 Crete, El Paso, TX 79924

(E-mail: [email protected] ; 915-882-8422)

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 503,

Sourcebook for Ministerial Development 438 and ministers of music who qualify according

to Manual paragraph 511.

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.

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 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.

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, William Belgie [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

DISTRICT ASSEMBLY MINUTES Friday afternoon, June 24, 2016

The 103rd

New Mexico District Assembly began at 1:30 p.m. in Clovis, New Mexico at Crossroads

Church of the Nazarene. Steve Desmond opened in praise and worship.

Dr. Huff extended a welcome to our PLNU representative, Dr. John Calhoun, and The Nazarene

Foundation representative, Rev. Jon Twitchell. Dr. Huff opened in prayer and Dinah Huff presented

Maria Teresa Duarte with flowers. Then Dr. Huff introduced Dr. Eugenio Duarte for the first time to the

New Mexico district.

The Assembly was called to order by Dr. Duarte at 2:10 p.m. District Secretary, Rev. Ken Yocom

recommended Joel Burdell as Election Secretary, Linda Brooks as Recording Secretary and Steven Blea

and Jaycob Blea as Pages. The entire room was established as the voting area and times were established

for assembly meetings. Motion was made, seconded and approved.

Board of Tellers #1 and #2 names were read and asked to stand. A nominating ballot was distributed for

General Assembly lay and elder delegates.

Dr. Huff sent greetings to Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Lopez, Dr. Bob Brower, Dr and Mrs. Leon Wyss, Dr.

Woodie and Cheryl Stevens, Dr. and Mrs. Harold B Graves, Jr, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Broadbooks, Mrs.

Virginia Dace, Dr and Mrs. John Nells.

Rev. Ken Yocom received the General Assembly Nominating ballot. The Nominating Ballot Report was

read by Rev. Ken Yocom. Ballot had 41 names of laymen listed and 27 names of elders listed.

for Elder Delegates and read the 27 names.

Electing Ballot #1 for General Assembly delegates was distributed and received. This Ballot listed the

top six names from the Nominating Ballot. Results of Electing Ballot #1 for elders to General Assembly

2017; 144 ballots cast, 4 spoiled. Pete Myers 62, Rick Hutchison 60, Larry Lacher 58, Eric Zottneck 43,

Bill Nielson 30, Ken Yocom 30.

Elder declared elected: Pete Myers, 1st alternate Rick Hutchison. 2

nd Larry Lacher, 3

rd alternate Eric

Zottneck. A ballot was presented for the 4th

alternate for either Ken Yocom or Bill Nielson. Ken Yocom

was elected 4th

Alternate.

The Board of Ministry Report was read with correction of Suzanne Parker and Randal Paul being

removed from Partial Report No. 3. Motion was made, seconded and passed, with the removal of Eric

Zottneck in Partial Report No. 3 as he is already an elder. (It was mentioned that Eli Wyatt was not

listed, having not requested transfer from the Arizona District.)

Ordinand Steven Michael Blea was asked to stand.

Delegates were asked to read through the Advisory Board report, motion was made to remove #6 (To

disorganize the Las Cruces Sonrise Community Church) and #7 (to approve the merger of the Edgewood

Breakpoint and Moriarty churches), as they were not quite ready to accept. # 6 to be that the Broadview

Church be changed to Crossroads Cowboy Church of the Nazarene. Motion was made, seconded and

passed.

The DAB was asked to stand and be recognized. Dinah Huff was asked to stand.

Dr. J. Fred Huff presented his District Superintendent’s report. He expressed appreciation for the cards,

phone calls and prayers after losing his brother-in-law recently. Next year the District Assembly will be

held at Roswell First Church and the following year at Albuquerque Heights First Church.

Dr. Duarte presented the General Superintendent’s Growth Awards to Rev. Pete Myers of Albuquerque

Sandia, Rev. Ken Yocom of Hobbs First, and Rev. Wayne Vaughan of Truth or Consequences.

Dr. Huff recognized the 15 new start churches that are in various stages of development. They are:

Alameda, Albuquerque Valley, Angus Hispanic, Bernalillo Nueva Esperanza Compassionate Ministry,

Branch Community, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer, Hobbs First Hispanic, La Rama Community, Santa Fe

Mosaic, Pajarito Mesa, Rio Rancho Vision, Sandia Heritage, Roswell Neighborhood, Socorro, and Vista

Grande Community.

Rev. Dave West (Farmington) and Rev. Pete Myers (Sandia) were recognized by Dr. J Fred Huff and he

presented them a District Superintendent’s Discipleship Award for discipling staff members in their

churches who have been called to ministry and are now lead pastors on the New Mexico district in five

different churches.

Dr. Huff concluded with the definitions of “grace.” Rev. Rick Hutchison was asked to pray. Dr. Duarte

moved to receive the report, it was seconded and accepted.

Gifts were presented to Dr. Huff and Dinah.

The General Assembly Elders ballot was distributed. Also, the Ballot for 2016-2017 District Assembly

Year was distributed by Board of Tellers #2.

Results of Nominating Ballot for the 2017 General Assembly Layman nominating ballot listed 40 names;

Joel Burdell 43, Cynthia Myers 31, Saurabh Emmanual 21, Josh Blea 21, Dinah Huff 20, Jayme Elftman

20, Larry Fry 18, Mark Asplund 18, Lisa Lacher 17, Julia Marjerison 15, Susan Nielson 15, Kim Milgrim

15, Joyce Yocom 13, Sherri Todd 12, Michael Howe 10, Eliana Esparaza 10, Ron Hutchison 10, Dararel

Crosby 10, Kathy Lord 9, Wanda McCordd 9, Linda Brooks 7, Britney Wyatt 7, Rachelle Tiffany 7, Paul

Couzens 6, Kristen Pacheco 6, Jimmy Orozco 6, Jeff Copeland 6, Crit Hobbs 4, Allen Hahn 4, Mike

Brown 4, Monica Kidd 4, Christine Pacheco 3, Becky Hicks 3, Karl Houston 2, Sandy Piper 1, Monty

Shelley 1, Claue Marsh 1, Richard Mulia Jr 0, Bianco Rivas 0.

Electing Ballot #1 listed the top six names nominated for General Assembly Layman Delegates. Joel

Burdel, Cynthia Myers, Saurabh Emmanual, Josh Blea, Dinah Huff and Jayme Elftman.

Board of Tellers reported on Electing Ballot #1 with 142 ballots cast; Lay Delegates declared elected: (1)

Joel Burdell 66, (2) Dinah Huff 58. Lay Alternates to the 2017 General Assembly elected are; (1)

Alternate, Cynthia Myers 57, (2) Alternate, Mark Asplund 52, (3) Alternate, Saurabh Emmanuel 48, (4)

Alternate, Josh Blea 47.

A ballot was distributed for the District Advisory Board election of ministerial and layman (Terms to

expire in 2017). Ballots Cast 159. Rick Hutchison 114, Ken Yocom 92, Bill Nielson 89, Arnie Leidy 38,

Dale Wesley 46, Larry Lacher 93, Raul Granillo 44, Jeff Moore 70, Ernie Tennefos 37, Joel Burdell 124,

Larry Fry 102, Mike Howe 75, Mark Asplund 98, Saurabh Emmanual 89, Dixie Chapman 46, Paul

Couzens 61.

District Advisory Board, Ministers elected: Rick Hutchison, Larry Lacher, Ken Yocom, Bill Nielson

Laymen elected: Joel Burdell, Larry Fry, Mark Asplund, Saurabh Emmanual.

A ballot was distributed for the Camp Board election. Ballots Cast 159. Rick Hutchison 120, Arnie

Leidy 60, Wade Elftman 120, Susan Torres 116, Darrin Milgrim 84, DeAnn Rushing 111.

Elected for a two year term (2018) Rick Hutchison, Wade Elftman, Susan Torres, DeAnn Rushing.

The Board of Ministerial Studies was read by Rev. Ken Yocom. Changes were made: Level II, Cindy

Kay Schmelzenbach to be removed and Graduated, Eric Zottneck is removed because he is already an

elder. Motion was made to receive, seconded and approved.

Pastor’s Reports were given by: David Holycross/Alamogordo, Bill Nielson/Alb. Heights First, Jaycob

Blea/Alb. Holiday Park, Jeff Moore/Alb. Rio Vista, Pete Myers/Alb. Sandia, Rick Hutchison/Angus and

Ken Weisheit/Aztec.

Pastor’s Reports were given by: Chad Good/Belen Rio Communities, Kymburly Odell/Broadview,

Darrin Milgrim/Carlsbad Church Street, Chris Nikkel/Carlsbad First, Al Bunting/Deming.

Rev. Stan Yocom presented the Bonita Park report. Error in report $136,000 owed, not $16,000.

Pastor’s Reports were given by: Tim Brunk/El Paso First and Trinity, Jon Stout/El Paso Montwood.

Pastor’s Reports were given by: Bill Belgie/El Paso Open Gate.

Rev. Jon Twitchell, representative of Nazarene Foundation thanked everyone for giving and leading. He

told the congregation 4 things the Foundation can do: investment management, process non-cash gifts,

manage endowments, and assist planned and differed giving.

Assembly was dismissed at 5:05 p.m.

Ordination Service

Friday evening, June 24, 2016

Dr. Eugenio Duarte opened the service at 7:05 p.m.

“Holiness Unto the Lord” was led by Dr. Bill Nielson. Rev. Ken Yocom presented Ordinand Steven

Michael Blea (and wife, Valerie) to the congregation and Dr. Duarte received the Ordinand. Rev. Alan

Granat and Rev. Jon Stout read I Timothy 4:6-10, 11-16. Dr. Nielson led congregational singing of “The

Church’s One Foundation.” Rev. Dale Wesley and Rev. Darrin Milgrim read Manual paragraphs 502.1-

502.6. Dr. Fred Huff led the congregation in The Apostles’ Creed and led in prayer.

Rev. David A. Brooks (wife, Linda) was recognized as a Retiring Minister and Dr. Duarte presented him

with a plaque for his years of service.

Dr. Huff recognized the ministers that received new District licenses: Dawn Davis, Ron Davis, Denver

DeWees, Kymburly Ann Odell, Jess Parker and Cedrick Rael.

The Minister’s Choir sang “And Can It Be.” Rev. Steve Desmond sang “I Will Not Forget Thee.”

Dr. Eugenio Duarte addressed congregation with instructions to trust Him and make yourselves available.

Ordination certificate was presented to Rev. Steven Michael Blea and Dr. John Calhoun presented him

with the PLNU statue “The Calling.” Following prayer, the ordination service concluded at 8:40 p.m.

with reception following.

Saturday morning, June 25, 2016

Opening prayer followed congregation singing at 8:45 a.m. Dr. Duarte presented a devotional from John

21 and concluded with a video from Dr. Robert Broadbooks, US and Canada representative.

Dr. Huff opened the business portion of the assembly. The General Assembly Layperson ballot was read

and 3 alternates were chosen.

Dr. John Calhoun from PLNU thanked the NM district for their faithfulness in giving.

The Nazarene Bible College Alumnus of the Year plaque was presented to Rev. Ernestine Tennefos.

Pastor’s Reports were given by: Dave West/Farmington Crossroads Community, Chris Davis/Gallup

First, Ken Yocom/Hobbs First, Wade Elftman/Las Cruces First, Dale Wesley, Living Stones Community,

Eric Zottneck/Living Well, Raul Granillo/Los Alamos La Vista and Santa Fe, Alan Granat/Los Lunas

Faith Family, Aaron Tiffany/Lovington, Robert Sinclair/Moriarty.

Joel Burdell, District Treasurer, presented the Treasurer’s Report and the Finance Report. Motions were

made, seconded and received for each report.

General Assembly Delegate results were read: Laymen: Joel Burdell, Cynthia Myers, Dinah Huff with

alternates, Mark Asplund, Saurabh Emmanuel and Josh Blea. Elders: Dr. Huff, Pete Myers, Rick

Hutchison with alternates, Larry Lacher, Erik Zottneck and Ken Yocom.

DAB results: Joel Burdell, Larry Fry, Mark Asplund, Saurabh Emmanuel, Rick Hutchison, Ken Yocom,

Bill Nielson and Larry Lacher. Camp Board results: DeAnn Rushing, Rick Hutchison, Wade Elftman

and Susan Torres.

Dr. Duarte thanked the New Mexico district churches for having paid 100% or more to missions for

years.

Rev. Steve Lord presented the Chaplains report.

Pastor’s Reports were given by: Johnny Pacheco/Portales, Randy Elftman/Roswell Central, Larry

Lacher/Roswell First, Hector Torres/Roswell Neighborhood, Sharon Entrot/Silver City Mountain View,

Wayne Vaughan/Truth or Consequences, Lorin Noble/Tularosa, Marvin White/Valencia Valley.

The Memorial Roll was given by Dinah Huff.

Dr. Duarte closed in prayer and the meeting was adjourned at 12:07 p.m.

V. Reports

A. District Officers

1. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT REPORT

J. Fred Huff

Delegates and friends of the New Mexico district, welcome to our 103rd district assembly. This is my 10th report to you and I am especially pleased to welcome our dear friends and distinguished guests Dr Eugenio Duarte, our presiding general superintendent, and his wife Maria Teresa. We have known them for over 30 years. We also extend a warm welcome to our PLNU representative Dr John Calhoun, and Nazarene Foundation representative Reverend Jon Twitchell. To all our New Mexico district pastors, staff and spouses, lay delegates, and friends of New Mexico and El Paso, Texas, we say greetings and welcome.

O For Grace To Trust Him More

As I have thought about and prayed for our short time together as we gather here in Clovis for this district assembly, a theme has run through my mind again and again. It is in the form of an old hymn written by Louisa Stead in 1882 after her husband was tragically drowned while trying to rescue a boy off Long Island Sound. I have heard it sung by Roy Clark, Alan Jackson, Glen Campbell, Amy Grant, and Casting Crowns, but I'd like to hear this song sung by this assembly delegation and led by Reverend Steve Desmond. I ask that you especially note the refrain that cries out "O for grace to trust Him more."

‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus

‘Tis so sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to take Him at His Word; Just to rest upon His promise; Just to know, "Thus saith the Lord."

Oh, how sweet to trust in Jesus, Just to trust His cleansing blood;

Just in simple faith to plunge me 'Neath the healing, cleansing flood!

Yes, 'tis sweet to trust in Jesus, Just from sin and self to cease; Just from Jesus simply taking Life and rest, and joy and peace.

I'm so glad I learned to trust Thee, Precious Jesus, Saviour, Friend;

And I know that Thou art with me, Wilt be with me to the end.

Refrain - Jesus, Jesus, how I trust Him! How I've proved Him o'er and o'er! Jesus, Jesus, precious Jesus! O for grace to trust Him more!

We Have Much For Which To Thank Our Holy God

1. God has blessed us with His Holy Spirit in wonderful times of prayer, praise, and worship.

2. God has given us new members who have joined our sweet fellowship. Let me report these to you. New members received by profession of faith were 360, 12 were received from other denominations, and 86 were transfers for a total gain of 458. There were 157 baptisms and 771 conversions. We had a weekly corporate worship attendance of 3,384. We report 5,666 full members. The recipients of the General Superintendents’ Growth Award are:

Reverend Pete Myers and Sandia Church

Reverend Ken Yocom and Hobbs First Church

Reverend Wayne Vaughan and Truth or Consequences Church

3. God has been with us in special events through the year. Last assembly we bid farewell and sent off one of our pastoral families – Reverends Jaron and Elizabeth Graham and son Quentin – as specialized missionary pastors to Hamilton, New Zealand. In SDMI, we received 12 Honor, 3 Exceptional, and 3 Superior awards. We had an average weekly SDMI attendance of 3,712. The total SDMI Responsibility List is 10,375. We had 1,587 enrolled in VBS.

Other highlights:

KIDS Kamp attendance was 210 (170 campers and 40 support staff)

Teen Camp attendance was 202

NYC (Nazarene Youth Congress): 30 teens and sponsors from across our district went to Louisville, KY, July 8-12, and several made a new commitment to God

At Family Camp, we dedicated our new 36,000-square-feet Events Center

Women’s Retreat attendance was 222 with 29 first time attendees and 36 ladies who committed their lives to Christ

MAN Camp attendance was 133

There were revivals, prayer summits, and 105 prayer meetings across the district

Our pastors conducted 496 Communion services

Bonita Park recorded 105 new believers, 213 rededicated lives, and 41 called into ministry

4. God has helped us reach financial goals this year. We have church property valued at $53,750,960 and our indebtedness is $5,116,307. Total church income was $4,898,096. 14 churches gave 10% or more to missions.

WEF (World Evangelism Fund): 106.1%

P & B (Pensions & Benefits): 100.3%

Education: 100.1%

District Budget: 100.0%

5. God has helped us plant new-start churches. We now have 15 in various stages of development moving toward becoming organized churches. They are: Alameda, Albuquerque Valley, Angus Hispanic, Bernalillo Nueva Esperanza Compassionate Ministry, Branch Community, El Paso Nuevo Amanecer, Hobbs First Hispanic, La Rama Community, Santa Fe Mosaic, Pajarito Mesa, Rio Rancho Vision, Sandia Heritage, Roswell Neighborhood, Socorro, and Vista Grande Community. Reverend Rick Roberson, pastor of the Branch Community Church in Chapparal, has been in the hospital for nearly a month with an infection in his hip. He continued to teach a Bible study and preach from the hospital via Skype. Let’s continue to remember him in prayer. Three of our churches have 2 or more new starts underway: El Paso Open Gate, Albuquerque Heights First and Albuquerque Sandia.

6. God has helped us to make disciples and to raise up pastors from within our ranks. Two of our churches have done something that I have never seen before in about 200 district assemblies that I have attended. Pastor Dave West and Cross Roads Community Church of the Nazarene in Farmington have raised up disciples who have been called to ministry. All of them were staff members at Cross Roads and are now pastoring 5 churches on our district. I’d like to ask Pastor Dave and Dreama West and the pastors of these 5 churches to come forward.

Roswell Neighborhood – Reverends Hector and Susan Torres

Los Alamos La Vista – Reverend Raul and Katrina Granillo

Las Cruces First – Reverend Wade and Jayme Elftman

Truth or Consequences – Reverend Wayne and Paula Vaughan

Aztec – Reverend Ken and Sha Lyn Weisheit

The Sandia Church of the Nazarene has produced several staff members that are now pastors on our district. Would these pastors please come forward:

Reverend Pete and Cynthia Myers, Albuquerque Sandia Central

Reverend Eric and Jessica Zottneck, Artesia Living Well

Reverends Juan and Martha Holguin, Hobbs First Hispanic

Pastor Antonio Ramos and Graciela Chavez, Pajarito Mesa

Reverend Maria Magdalena Moreno, Monte Santo

Pastor Jaycob and Sarah Blea, Holiday Park

7. God has provided great ministers and lay leaders on our district for which I am personally thankful. We have 1,576 people involved in lay leadership in our churches. We have great ministerial leaders that serve in many areas: the District Advisory Board, Ministry Board, SDMI Council, NMI Council, Bonita Park Executive Director and staff, Retreat Directors for MAN Camp and Ladies Retreat, district directors of Teen and KIDS Kamp, District Webpage Editor. I also want to recognize District Secretary Reverend Ken Yocom, District Treasurer Mr. Joel Burdell, and my Administrative Assistant, Executive Secretary, and companion in ministry, my wonderful wife Dinah.

Grace

Grace has been defined in different ways including: “The free and unmerited favor of God, as manifested in the salvation of sinners and the bestowal of blessings.” “The unmerited divine assistance given humans for their regeneration and sanctification.” “The love and mercy given to us by God, because God desires us to have it, not because of anything we have done to earn it.” One Christian writer said, “God’s grace gives us the desire and the power to do His will.” The Father seems to be saying to me – and I believe to all of us attending this assembly – that “I want to give you grace to trust me more. Trust me for your marriages. Trust me for your children’s salvation. Trust me for your healing. Trust me for your finances. Trust me for your church to grow both spiritually and in membership. Trust me for new churches to be planted. Trust me for even greater miracles than you have seen or can imagine.” “I will give you more grace to trust me more in every area of your life and church and ministry if you simply ask and believe.” I want to close this report crying out to our heavenly Father for great grace to trust Him even more! Respectfully Submitted, J Fred Huff

2. District SDMI Chairman

Mark Asplund

I bring you greetings from your SDMI Council. The Mission Statement of Sunday School &

Discipleship Ministries International (SDMI) is to carry out the Great Commission to children, youth,

and adults in preparation for a lifetime of being and making Christlike disciples in the nations. We have

had a good church year. In this report I will touch on some of the great things happening on our district.

Women’s Retreat: Our Women’s Ministries Director is DeAnn Rushing and she led our Women’s

Retreat. Our retreat speaker was Kirsten Hart. DeAnn reports that we had 222 ladies in attendance

which was a 28% increase over last year. Thirty-six ladies reported making a commitment to the Lord

during retreat and 11 of those were first time commitments. Many thanks to all the ladies who helped

with this event. It takes a significant amount of help to coordinate an event of this magnitude. We are

looking forward to our 2017 retreat scheduled for March 31-April 2nd

with Shawna Songer Gaines. The

topic will be Peace the World Cannot Give. Thank you to DeAnn and her team for doing such a great

job.

Man Camp: Darrin Milgrim serves as our Men’s Ministries Director. Darrin led our 2016 Man Camp

and this year’s speaker was Duane Gryder. One hundred thirty three men attended camp this year. Many

thanks to all who attended and we trust their spiritual lives were richly blessed. We are looking forward

to our 2017 Man Camp on March 28 to 30. Thank you to Darrin and his team for doing such a great job.

Children’s Ministries: Jessica Zottneck serves as our Children’s Ministries Director. Jessica also

served as our 2015 Kidz Camp director and will again direct our 2016 Kidz camp. In 2015 we had 210

people attend camp, 180 kids and 30 counselors. Thank you to Jessica and her team for the great camps

our children enjoy. Our Children’s Quizzing is led by Arthur Pacheco with the help of Tamara Pope who

serves as our Southern NM Quizzing Representative. This year, our program continued to grow with 16

churches and an estimated 100 quizzers participating. As well, this year our district will have 17 quizzers

from 9 different churches representing our state at the Regional Bible Quiz meet. Thank you to Arthur

and his team for all their great contributions. Our district Children’s Ministry makes lifelong impacts on

the lives of our children. Thank you to the many people who work to make our Children’s Ministries a

great success.

Statistics Reporting: Each Nazarene district and each of the churches on our district is asked to report

three numbers each month 1) SDMI Attendance 2) Morning Worship Attendance and 3) Responsibility

List. We made a special effort this year to help our district understand the definitions of what is to be

reported. We worked to train pastors and church statisticians what the definitions of the terms are and

how to report this information. To simplify the process of gathering statistics from each church on our

district, this year we implemented a web form based online data collection system. The benefits of this

new web tool are significant. By using this tool we not only improved the accuracy of our results, but we

also increased the number of churches who report each month.

In closing, I would like to thank the many dedicated people who have worked so hard this year to serve

our Lord.

For his Kingdom,

Mark Asplund

3. NMI President

NMI Convention Address

When I was informed that I had been elected to fill the vacancy that Dr. Nielson left as

your district NMI President, I spent several weeks thinking about what it meant to be a

district NMI President. Since I have never served as an NMI President or, even, served on

a district council, I really did not have a template to follow. God took me back to some

fundamental principles in scripture that underlie the mission call for all of us.

I think one of the simplest statements of the life into which we are called as Christians is

found in Ephesians 5:8b: “Live as Children of Light.” The full verse says, “For you were

once darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Live as children of light.”

Simply stated, a Christian is supposed to renounce the darkness in which the world lives

and live, instead in the light of Christ. All of Ephesians 5-6 were written to define what

the light-life looks like, however Paul gave us a nice summary in the first two verses of

Chapter 5

NIV: 1 Follow God’s example, therefore, as dearly loved children

2 and walk in the way of

love, just as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us as a fragrant offering and sacrifice

to God.

NRSV: 1 Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children,

2 and live in love, as Christ

loved us and gave himself up for us, a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God.

CEV: Do as God does. After all, you are his dear children. 2 Let love be your guide. Christ

loved us and offered his life for us as a sacrifice that pleases God.

MSG: 1-2

Watch what God does, and then you do it, like children who learn proper

behavior from their parents. Mostly what God does is love you. Keep company with him

and learn a life of love. Observe how Christ loved us. His love was not cautious but

extravagant. He didn’t love in order to get something from us but to give everything of

himself to us. Love like that.

What does it mean to be children of light? There are three words that I want to lift out of

these scriptures that clarify our call.

1. Imitate. Do as God Does. Follow God’s Example. Watch what God does, then do

it.

Christianity (and Judaism) is the only world religion that bases our standard of life and

behavior on the character of our God. God says in Leviticus 19:2, “Be Holy for I am

Holy.” That formula, however, could be applied to other aspects of the character of God

that we can observe in Scripture. The Bible could have easily written, “Be kind, for I am

kind,” or “Be forgiving, for I am forgiving,” or “Be gracious and merciful, for I am

gracious and merciful,” and so on. We are to imitate God—to watch what God does and

then do it.

If you need further clarification, you can look to the sermon that Jesus preached in

Matthew 5-7. The Sermon on the Mount is a description of the life that reflects the

character of God. We are called to be Kingdom people in the here and now, not just in the

sweet by and by. We are to live our lives for the sake of the Kingdom of God as evidence

of the presence of God in our world. God is incarnated again in the lives of those who

wear the name of Christ—Christ-ians.

2. Love,

Genuine love is the key characteristic of the presence of Christ in our lives. Peterson’s The

Message offers a wonderful summary of this life into which we are called:

Mostly what God does is love you. Keep company with him and learn a life of love.

Observe how Christ loved us. His love was not cautious but extravagant. He didn’t love in

order to get something from us but to give everything of himself to us. Love like that.

Love is wasteful as demonstrated in the story that we call the prodigal (wasteful) son. In

reality, it is the father who is wasteful as he waits for the return of his lost son and then

celebrates his return with lavish gifts. Love gushes. As any man who buys a bouquet of

roses for his wife understand, love calls us to demonstrate its presence in ways that could

be regarded as wastefully extravagant. Similarly,

Love is careless. The story of the lost sheep demonstrates that the Shepherd was so

concerned about the sheep that was lost the He left the found ones unattended in the field

while he went to look for the one that was lost. Most shepherds would figure that the lost

sheep had been taken by wolves, so he’d better stay close to the ninety-nine so that the

wolves would not get any more. But love for the lost causes us to risk being considered

by others as wasteful so that we can seek to save that which is lost. Those who give

money for Faith Promise, or Jesus Film, or other special offerings, those who pay money

and spend vacation time to go on work and witness trips, those who spend their days off

working in a food pantry or thrift store might be considered wasteful by the standards of

the world. But, in the words of the missionary Jim Elliot, “he is no fool who gives what

he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose.”

Love is extravagant. Paul gave the greatest definition of agape in 1 Cor. 13.

4 Love is very patient and kind, never jealous or envious, never boastful or proud,

5 never

haughty or selfish or rude. Love does not demand its own way. It is not irritable or touchy.

It does not hold grudges and will hardly even notice when others do it wrong. 6 It is never

glad about injustice, but rejoices whenever truth wins out. 7 If you love someone, you will

be loyal to him no matter what the cost. You will always believe in him, always expect the best of him, and always stand your ground in defending him. (1 Cor. 13:4-7. TLB).

Love does not measure itself out in order not to lose a drop. Love pours out and splashes

everywhere. Love makes a mess of everything. Love is lavish. Love like that calls us to

serve others.

3. Serve — Christ loved us and gave himself up for us (vs2). To live as light in the

world is to be on mission.

The mission of Jesus, the thing that he gave up heaven for, the thing that he bore a cross

for, was so that we could be saved. So, if we are to have Jesus in our lives, we must be on

mission as well. Our God is a missionary God. If we are His children, we must be on

mission as well.

To live as children of light in the world is to live so that other people discover the

salvation that is available to them in Jesus. To live as children of light is to make the

priority of your life introducing people to Jesus, no matter the risk or cost. To live as

children of light is to never fear the darkness, but to shine with the light of your love for

Christ at all times in all places. At the age of 29, Jim Elliot was martyred by the Huaorani

Indians in Ecuador. His sacrifice for the sake of the gospel was the fulfillment of his

mission. He brought light into a dark place and his life continues to shine with the light of

Christ long after his life here on earth ended.

You have been given a flashlight today to remind you of the simple mission call that we

live under: Be the Light. The call to mission is not the call to someone else. It is not the

call to support missionaries so that they can be on mission. It is not the call to be faithful

in supporting your church and your pastor so that he or she can be on mission. The call to

mission is a call to each and every one of us to “live as children of light” in a dark and

needy world. Jesus said, “You are the light of the world.” (Matthew 5: 15). Jesus invites

you into a co-mission relationship with Him. You are called to Be the Light.

How do we do that through NMI?

Throughout this Convention, you will hear reports from various people who are missional

leaders for the New Mexico District. Some of those people are leading as a part of the

District Council. I have learned that these council members are passionate about mission.

They are smart, hard-working, deeply committed to mission, and self-sacrificing in the

work. You have seen them around today. They served you at our luncheon and have

continued to serve you in various ways throughout today. I want to take this opportunity

to express my appreciation and yours (I’m sure) for the work they do to lead our district to

mission.

You will also meet a few of our missional leaders in our local churches today via some

“best practices” highlights. These individuals will highlight the fact that the missional

center of the district, indeed, of the denomination is the local church. You who serve as

NMI Presidents are essential to the ability of the local church to be the light in your

community. I want to take a moment to express our appreciation to local NMI Presidents

and councils who keep the mission before us every day.

From my point of view, I want to share my excitement about a four other aspects of

mission that are changing the face of mission for our district and our denomination.

Work and Witness.

We are renewing our commitment to both district and global work and witness projects.

We have a team leaving for Peru in less than two months and are already planning our

2017 trip. We are making a renewed commitment to sponsor work and witness projects

annually through the district council. Additionally, we have committed to work and

witness within the district under the leadership of Randy Elftman. We have taken time

this year to create a specific policy and funding structure in support of these projects. You

can be a part in several different ways. You can participate, you can pray, and you can

contribute to LEVEL club. LEVEL club is a means by which the district can provide

project funds for work and witness trips so that the people going on the trip do not have to

raise project funds in addition to the cost of the trip. My dream would be that every New

Mexico Nazarene was contributing a minimum of $10 on each fifth Sunday for the

LEVEL club. Doing so would guarantee that there were always funds for Work and

Witness. LEVEL club is one easy way for you to Be the Light.

No longer a silo, but a web

There was a time when NMI was one of three separate auxiliary organizations in the local

church. SDMI, NYI and NMI formed three different silos on the local church farm. They

each did their own thing and there was very little communication or cross-pollination

between them.

In the new world of mission we are thinking in terms of Webs and Networks instead of

silos. In this new world, we recognize that everyone is on mission. Therefore, the

importance of NMI to the local church is critical. We are no longer just the people who

tell stories about missionaries and organize deputation and Faith Promise. We could and

should see ourselves as the people in the local church who help children, youth, and adults

to engage in mission, locally and globally. The heart of the local church is mission, so the

heartbeat of the local church should be NMI. I want to challenge you to think bigger

about mission and to think smaller as well. Go and be the light, in your church, in your

community, and to the world.

Creative deputation.

I want to challenge and to encourage you to expose your church to missionaries. Whether

it be via district missionary tours or local deputation, let’s find ways to put missionaries in

front of our people. Think creatively. I understand that most churches can no longer have

a Tuesday night missionary service and pack the building. In fact, many of our churches

only have one service in a week and find it difficult to host a missionary. But, what if you

thought about having a barbeque or a dinner party with several families to introduce them

to the missionary? Or how about bringing the missionary to your small group or meeting

for breakfast at Golden Corral or something? Think creatively. Find ways to get your

youth and children exposed to missionaries so that they we learn to think missionally.

You are essential to the health of the Church of the Nazarene

I suppose you are all aware that the Church of the Nazarene defines itself with three core

values: Christian, Holiness, and Missional. These three values are three points on a

triangle for the church. We are all of these things simultaneously. In fact there can be no

holiness without mission, because mission is the heart of God. Mission is essential to the

DNA of a Nazarene. We all understand that. Since this is true, let me challenge you to

raise the profile of mission in your local church through every means possible. Find new

and creative ways to educate, to pray, to give, and to engage in mission in your local

church. You are the people who are appointed to this work. You have been appointed to

this work because you are passionate about it. Passion is contagious. Let’s infect

everyone with the mission bug.

So, how have we done in 2015-2016?

Earlier today, we acknowledged churches who have led the way in mission for our

district. However, you were not all there so I want to talk a moment to highlight those who

have done outstanding work for the cause of the Kingdom. Once again, New Mexico, you

have given over 100% of your World Evangelism Fund apportionment.

Churches who have taken the lead include the following:

Deming (139%), Mount Taylor (137%), Albuquerque Holiday Park (133%), El Paso Open

Gate (117%), El Paso Montwood (114%), Silver City (113%), Moriarty (112%),

Albuquerque Heights (111%), Aztec (110%), Los Lunas (109%), Angus (108%), Los

Alamos (108%), Broadview (107%), Carlsbad Church Street (107%), Carlsbad First

(107%), Las Cruces (107%), Living Stones Community – Clovis (107%), Living Well –

Artesia (107%), Roswell Neighborhood (107%), Albuquerque Los Altos (106%),

Albuquerque Parajito Mesa (106%), Albuquerque Rio Vista (106%), El Paso First

(106%), El Paso Trinity (106%), Gallup First (106%), Hobbs First (106%), Portales

(106%), Santa Fe (106%), Truth or Consequences (106%), Valencia Valley (106%),

Roswell First (104%), Farmington (104%), and Mountainair (101%).

So, keep it up. Set you sights higher. The Kingdom needs you. Be the Light!

4. NYI President

Dr. and Mrs. Duarte, Dr. and Mrs. Huff, Pastors, Youth Leaders, and New Mexico Students,

It is my privilege to report to you on behalf of the New Mexico District NYI for the second time.

As I reflect on the past year, it seems to me that we have held a lot of events and enjoyed a lot of time

together with the young people on our district. However, it is not the events that are my main concern,

but rather the relationships that are being initiated, transformed, and built up. We seek first and foremost

that our teenagers would have a relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Nothing delights me

more than to assure you that this is happening across our district. We see teenagers come to Christ and

grow in Him on the local level and during our district gatherings. Ask any of our leaders and they will tell

you that this is why we participate in youth ministry. We also desire that our teenagers will grow in

relationship with their brothers and sisters in Christ during the times that we can be together. This is also

evident throughout our events as we have the opportunity to laugh, cry, talk, worship, and have fun.

Please find below a brief summary of the events that we have participated in this past year.

Teen Camp Our District NYI Vice President, Wade Elftman, did an outstanding job of leading teen camp last year.

Teens came to Christ for the first time, rededicated their lives to Him, and worshipped together

throughout the week. There were also 34 people called into ministry! Wade and I contacted these people

individually to pray for them and offer any help they needed. We now talk to them via a Facebook group

we created to encourage them and keep them apprised of educational and other opportunities to pursue

their call. Joel Johnson was our speaker and he focused on dealing with the relationship that we have in

our lives in a biblical manner. This afforded our teens the time to address some hard issues in their lives

and put them in God’s hands where they realized was the best place for them to be. We are looking to

forward to another great camp this year.

Family Camp During family camp we offered morning Bibles studies for the teens that encouraged them to think

generationally about their current roles in the church. We spoke about not just being active members of

youth group, but what it means to be a part of the church as a whole. We had the added bonus of

involving the teenage kids of the missionary family with our group to share stories and testimonies of

their many adventures. During the afternoons we utilized the new event center and other Bonita Park

activities to spend time in fellowship together.

Winter Retreat Ryan and Serina Nelson from North Beacon Church of the Nazarene in Amarillo, TX spoke at our

district Winter Retreat about not belonging to this world and allowing Christ to break the chains of sin.

They told wonderful stories, gave personal testimonies, and created such powerful analogies that we

watched as the lives of teenagers were transformed. God truly met with us during that time and poured

out His Spirit in a beautiful way. We were also able to participate in a variety of activities at Bonita Park

and go snow tubing in Ruidoso.

NM Xtreme It was a blessing to have Phil Jones, organize, lead worship, and preach at NM Xtreme last March. His

high energy worship and messages keep our teenagers engaged and on fire for the Word of God. Our

teens competed in a variety of events including Bible quizzing, talent, basketball, volleyball, flag

football, and more. We also held our NYI Convention during this event and are excited to welcome our

new members to the council.

Elev8 Over 130 students and sponsors from our district attended Elev8 at Point Loma Nazarene University in

May. The theme of the event was “Rooted” and speaker Jared Callahan did an outstanding job of

communicating God’s love for us and how being rooted in Him changes our lives. We gathered as a

district every night to follow up on these messages and have small group time. Several of our teenagers

gave testimony to what God was doing in their lives that weekend and we thank Him for moving in that

way.

Quizzing Our quiz director, Penny Pogue, is committed to seeing our teenagers know and love the Word of God.

Her leadership in this area speaks highly of the impact that the quiz program had on her life and now she

is giving back to our teenagers. This year in particular, there was a focus on memorization and many of

the teens exceeded the challenges that were set in this area. Teenagers are hiding Scripture in their hearts

and I cannot think of a better way for them to spend their time.

It has been among our new goals this year to create connections for the young adults on our

district, offer missional opportunities for our teenagers, equip our youth leaders to serve effectively in the

local church, and support teenagers who have a call to ministry. I am happy to report that we will be

offering our first annual young adult retreat this August at Bonita Park, there have been an increasing

number of mission projects available to our teenagers, and we have encouraged and connected those with

ministry callings. We are currently working with the Center for Pastoral Leadership at PLNU and the

Southwest NYI Field to create opportunities to support and equip our youth leaders on the local level.

I consider myself blessed to work with the youth leaders on this district as they give their all to

Christ through youth ministry. It is clear to me that they love the Lord in word and in deed and that they

love the teenagers that they work with. Their faithfulness in ministry inspires me and their friendship

encourages me. In my opinion, we have some of the best youth leaders around. So with that said, pray for

them, encourage them, support them, and make sure they know that they are loved. And while we’re at it,

let’s do the same for our youth.

I want to thank Dr. and Mrs. Huff for their continued support of our teens and leaders. Your

Christlikeness shines in all that you do leaving a lasting impact on our young people. Thanks to Joel

Burdell for all of your hard work and wise counsel. Thank you, Dr. & Mrs. Nielson, for your

encouragement and support as I continue to follow my calling to work with young people. Thank you to

all of the ministry directors, council members and youth leaders for making this the greatest of all

districts to serve on. And most of all, thanks be to our God for giving us the opportunity to serve in this

capacity. We do not claim to be in any kind of boring ministry here and I would not trade it for the world!

Love and blessings to each of you.

Respectfully submitted,

Jordin West

NM District NYI President

5. Bonita Park

BONITA PARK NAZARENE CAMP AND CONFERENCE CENTER

Bonita Park Annual Report 2016

The year 2015-2016 for Bonita Park has been a remarkable year of seeing the unmistakable proof of

God’s perfect timing and perfect, even miraculous provisions. In May, the new Events Center was

completed just in time for a busy, blessed summer season of seeing hundreds experience a life changing

encounter with Jesus. The Events Center is a great tool of ministry that God is using to attract people of

all agers and allow for effective ministry. At Family Camp we had the privilege of dedicating the Events

Center. With God’s help and blessing, using staff and volunteers along with donations of cash and in-kind

gifts the Events Center was completed $600,000 under budget leaving a balance of $1,000,000 in

construction debt. By November we were able to pay $856,000 of the remaining debt and in April we

were able to further pay down the debt to the current $136,000. With God’s continued blessing and favor,

using His wonderful generous people, we believe that the remaining debt will be paid in full by Family

Camp of this year.

The completion of the Events Center and becoming debt free one year after the dedication of the Events

Center was not the only miracle God performed this year. In November Bonita Park also became the

recipient of our largest single donation in the history of the camp with the donation of six cabins and a

large house complete with furnishing, a donation appraised at $679,000. Those six cabins have been

relocated to Bonita Park and are nearing completion with the hope of using them this summer. At the

same time God provided other very timely, valuable cash and in-kind donations so that Bonita Park

exceeded $1,000,000 in donations in a single year for the first time in Bonita Park’s 77 year history. God

has been so good!

But the greatest miracle continues to be the supernatural work that God is doing in the lives of those who

come to Bonita Park. This past year has been a year of hundreds of people of all ages finding peace with

God through a new or renewed encounter with God while at Bonita Park. Others found purpose for their

lives as God called them to a clear and compelling life of ministry for His glory and still others

experienced an infusion of passion for Jesus and His Word and a God-given compassion for others that

compelled them to reach out to others with the love of Christ as never before.

It has been a great year of blessing in every area and God deserves the glory for it all. God is on the move

at and through Bonita Park. We are so grateful that He has invited all of us to be a part of His great on-

going work on those ‘sacred grounds’. Thank you for your love, support, prayers, work and gifts.

Together, with God’s continued leadership and blessing, we are making a difference for eternity. Praise

the Lord!

Gratefully submitted,

Stan Yocom,

Executive Director Bonita Park Nazarene Camp and Conference Center

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, Mike Howe, Arnie Leidy, Bill Nielson, Rick Hutchison, and Ken Yocom

met four times for the transaction of business, We also met in El Paso with the EP Taskforce, and by

conference call, we also conducted District Advisory Board business by email ballot including the

following:

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

2017. Joel Burdell was also appointed as district treasurer for a two-year term until District Assembly in

2017.

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: Blea, Steven Michael.

b. We recommend the following be granted a District Minister’s License; Dawn Davis,

Ron Davis, Denver DeWees, Kymburly Ann Odell, Jess Parker, and Cedrick Rael.

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

licenses: Jaycob Michael Blea, David Holycross, Johnny Pacheco, Antonio Ramos, Graciela (Chavez)

Ramos, Robert Sinclair, Eric Zottneck, and also renewal of Ministers License for Judy Baker, Steven

Michael Blea, Sandra Bohling, Michael Brown, Justin Couch, Ronald Vane Grogan, Joyce Jennings,

Steven Marjerison, Alanna D. McDuff, Stephen Miller, Angelica Mosier, Jennie Noriega-Yarbrough,

Arthur Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez, Jordin West, Daniel Wood, and Jessica

Zottneck.

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

Albuquerque Holiday Park- Jaycob Michael Blea, Albuquerque Iglesia Monte Santo-Maria Moreno,

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

Chavez, Artesia Living Well-Eric Zottneck, Broadview-Interim Terry Maloney, Edgewood Breakpoint-

Robert Sinclair, El Paso Trinity-Tim Brunk. El Paso Nuevo Amanecer-Tim Brunk, Gallup- G. Chris

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

Baker, Mount Taylor-Helen Lortz, Moriarty- Robert Sinclair, Santa Fe and Santa Fe Mosaic- Raul

Granillo, Silver City Mountain View-Sharon Entrot, Truth or Consequences-Wayne Vaughan, and

Tularosa-Lorin Noble. We also recommended the appointment of NewStart (CTM) Pastors Hector and

Susan Torres for Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad Del Nazareno.

5. We recommend Retired Assigned Relation for David Brooks and Mario Mejicanos.

6. We have served as the Church Extension Board.

7. We served as the Church Properties Board.

8. We have approved the following ministries for ten percent project approval: Grace Thrift,

Pajarito Mesa, Grace Restoration Center, Roswell Central Compassionate Ministries and Iglesia Del

Nazareno Nueva Esperanza.

9. 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.



KEN YOCOM, Secretary J. FRED HUFF, Chairman

2. Board of Ministry

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

Mario Mejicanos, Stan Yocom, Darrin Milgrim, Arnie Leidy, Rick Hutchison, Ernie Tennefos, Larry

Lacher, Tim Brunk, Randy Elftman, William Nielson, Pete Myers, Bill Belgie and Ken Yocom have

dealt with the matters for which we have 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

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

districts:

Elders:

Brian Hobbs from Dallas, Nathan E. Otte from South Arkansas

District Licensed Ministers

Ann Kathleen Bean from Virginia


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

districts:

Elders

Chris Yocom to Kansas City, Jimenez, Mary E to Virginia, Fred Rodriguez to West Texas,

Norlyn Brough to Central Chicago, William A. Proulx to Mid-Atlantic

Deacons

District Licensed Ministers


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

of churches for renewal of minister's licenses: Jaycob Michael Blea, David Holycross, Johnny Pacheco,

Antonio Ramos, Graciela (Chavez) Ramos, Robert Sinclair, Eric Zottneck, and also renewal of

Ministers License for Judy Baker, Steven Michael Blea, Sandra Bohling, Michael Brown, Justin Couch,

Ronald Vane Grogan, Joyce Jennings, Steven Marjerison, Alanna D. McDuff, Stephen Miller, Angelica

Mosier, Jennie Noriega-Yarbrough, Arthur Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Patti Rivas, Monica Rodriguez,

Jordin West, Daniel Wood, and Jessica Zottneck.

We recommend that the following be granted a district license; Dawn Davis, Ron Davis, Denver

DeWees, Kymburly Ann Odell, Jess Parker, Cedrick Rael.

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: Steven Michael Blea.


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

Mario Mejicanos, and Retired Assigned Relation for David A. Brooks.


We recommend that Kenneth R. Timblin be removed from the Roll of Elders being deceased,

Paul V. Ward be removed from the Roll of Elders having resigned his credentials.


We recommend that Pat Deakin not receive a renewal of District License, having not progressed

in the course of studies. We recommend that Tom Mosier be removed having not met with the Board.


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, Larry Lacher, Veora Tressler 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.


Ken Yocom, Secretary William Nielson, 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.

Elder

Level I—Jill Chandler, G E Hicks

Level II— Judy Baker, Michael Brown II, Johnny Chazarreta, Shawn

Chazarreta, Justin Couch, Dawn Davis, Ronald Davis, Pat Deakin, Denver

DeWees, Brian James, Angelica Mosier, Jennie Noriega, Jess Parker, John Parker,

Suzanne Parker, Cedrick Rael, Daniel Wood, Briana Wood, Cindy Kay

Schmelzenbach Lorin Rush

Level III— Jaycob Michael Blea, Alanna McDuff, Author Pacheco,

Johnny Pacheco, Bianca Rivas, Monica Rodriguez, Katy Bean

Level IV— Steven Marjerison, Kymburly Odell, Randal Paul, Robert Sinclair,

Jordan West, Jessica Zottneck

Graduated—Tom Mosier, Steven Michael Blea, Ronald Vane Grogan, Steven

Miller,

Deacon

Level I

Level II—Joyce Jennings Sandra Bohling

Level III—Patti Rivas

Level IV

Graduated—

Respectfully Submitted,

William J Belgie, Secretary Larry Lacher, 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 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:

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,

taking into consideration any changes in law impacting Health Care

coverage for your pastor and staff. 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.

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. 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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:

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 $250,070.00 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 13,620

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

Total 81,980

Business and Professional Expenses

DS Car Replacement 10,800

DS Travel, Meals, Lodging and Hospitality 18,000

Conferences 4,200

District Cabin Maintenance 0

Total 33,000

District Activities

District Journals for District Office 0

The Mission 2,600

General Assembly Delegate Fund 3,000

District Assembly Expense 5,500

Leadership Retreat/Pastors’ Workshop 2,500

Boards and Committees 5,000

Seminars/Evangelism 3,500

Gifts/Flowers 1,500

Multi-Peril Insurance 2,000

Total 25,600

Office Expenses

Rent 10,200

Telephone 4,300

Postage 1,000

Office Supplies, Equipment, Insurance 3,000

Legal and Audit 2,510

District Secretary Expense 1,000

District Administrative Assistant 28,680

Total 50,690

Total District Ministry $ 250,070

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.)

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.

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.

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.


Ken Yocom Secretary, 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.

Respectfully submitted, Ken Yocom, Chairman

4. Nominating Committee

The Nominating Committee was composed of J. Fred Huff, chairman; Ken

Yocom, secretary; Mark Asplund, DeAnn Rushing, Pete Myers, Dave West, Larry Lacher,

Susan Howe, Lana Leidy, Ernie Tennefos, Joel Burdell.

We recommend that the Journal Committee be made up of Dinah Huff, Joel Burdell,

and Ken Yocom.

We recommend that the Finance Committee (terms to expire at District Assembly

2017) 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, Bruce Haley, Pete Myers, Marvin Van Soest, Tim

Brunk 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 2017): J. Fred Huff (chairman), William Nielson,

Ken Yocom, Joel Burdell, and Tom Battin.

Board of Ministry (terms to expire 2020) Richard Hutchison, Larry Lacher, Ernie

Tennefos, Tim Brunk

Education Committee Larry Lacher Chairman, Bill Belgie Secretary

Barrier Removal/Restoration Committee: J. Fred Huff (chairman), Bill Nielson, Ernestine

Tennefos, Tim Brunk, and Ken Yocom

District Chaplaincy Director: Steve Lord

District NewStart Coordinator: Arnie Leidy

District Nazarene Disaster Response Coordinator: Steve Arnold, Assistant- Robert

Sinclair

Trustees to Point Loma Nazarene University

Tom Battin (Foundation Representative) Larry Fry (2018)

We recommend that we elect four laypersons and four ministers (terms to expire in

2017) to the District Advisory Board from the following nominations:

Motion, Seconded and Carried that members (Elders or Layman) of churches, whose

church apportionments budgets was not paid in full for previous church year, be removed

from nomination to DAB.

Motion Seconded and carried that all balloting be by plurality vote.

Laypersons: Mark Asplund, Joel Burdell, Saurabh Emmanuel, Larry Fry, Bruce Haley,

Mike Howe, Dixie Chapman, Paul Couzins, Tom Battin, Greg Van Soest

Ministerial: Richard Hutchison, Arnie Leidy, William Nielson, Ken Yocom, Raul Granillo,

Larry Lacher, Ernie Tennefos, Jeff Moore and Dale Wesley

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 2018)

from the following nominations: Richard Hutchison, Arnie Leidy, Wade Elftman, DeAnn

Rushing, Susan Torres and Darrin Milgrim

Motion second and carry, that the first ballot for General Assembly Delegates be an open

nominating ballot and that the second ballot contain all name put in nomination and that

the third ballot be limited to three times the number needed to elect.


J. Fred Huff, Chairman Ken Yocom,

Secretary

VI. Minutes of the Conventions

and Auxiliaries

A. NMI Convention

2016 NMI Convention

NM District Church of the Nazarene

June 23, 2016

1:30-5:00 p.m.

Order of Events

1:20-1:30—Worship Prelude (Cas Holt and Praise Team)

1:30-1:35—Welcome/ Invocation: Dr. Lacher/ Hector Torres

1:35-1:45—Worship Continues

1:45—Meeting Called to Order: Dr. Lacher

Welcome Delegates and guests

Welcome Special Guests

o Missionary Speakers, The Millers (gift)

o Dr. Fred and Dinah Huff (corsage)

o Dr. Bill Nielson

o Missionaries who are present.

Dr. Tim Brunk

Dr. Cookie Tressler

Others

Greetings from Lola Brickey

Greetings from Jaron and Elizabeth Graham

Business Session

Organizing Convention (Wanda McCord)

o Greetings to be sent

o Convention Schedule

o Setting of the voting bar

o Spanish Translation available in Balcony w/ Hector Torres

o Appointment of pages

Chris Davis

Randy Elftman

o Appointment of special assistants

Recording Secretary Sharla Parker

o Appointment of Tellers #1 & 2

Tellers #1

Randy Paul

Neva Smith

Dana Bunting

Ron Hutchison

Jimmy Orozco

Sherri Todd

Richard Pinching

David Entrot

o Tellers #2

David Leach

Jeff Copeland

Danny Lovato

Jeff Moore

Ron Davis

Bob Herren

Nicole Young

o Seating of Alternates

Motion by Jan Salazar to read the results without names; Joel 2nd

; MC

Chair to Dr. Huff

President’s Report

o We are now to live as children of light… Eph. 5:1-7

o 1)Imitate, do as God does. 2) Love; love as God loves, lavishly. 3) Serve; We are a

missional people on mission. We need to be the light. Work and Witness is to be a

focus in the NM District. It is our dream that every church be members of the Level

Club. We need to be challenged to make mission bigger in our churches,

communities and throughout the world. We need to think creatively. BBQ or dinner

parties with a missionary to get our people to begin to think missionally. Mission is

essential to being Nazarene. How have we done in 2015-2016. We have given 100.6%

to World Mission Fund; 26 Priority 1 Churches; 31 Churches have over paid their

WMF. Recognition of churches who have over paid by at least 10%. Keep up the

good work, continuing your good work but let’s set our goals a bit higher this year.

Ballot for District President (Dr. Huff)

Motion made to present a ballot, motion 2nd

; MC

o Call Board of Tellers #1

o Explanation and distribution of Ballot

o Casting and collecting of ballots

o Ballots collected and counted

Results of Ballots 103 yes 1 no. 104 ballots

Best Practices video

o Skip Saucier

o Mission moment video: Resurrections (Eduardo’s Story):

http://medialibrary.nazarene.org/media/resurrections-eduardos-story-english

Report on President’s Election

Ballot for District Officers (Dr. Lacher)

o Call Board of tellers #1

o Motion: That election be by plurality (Wanda McCord)

o Distribution of Ballot

o Motion to adopt the ballot.

Motion was made; motion was 2nd

; MC

o Instruction to Vote

o Tellers Dismissed

Best Practices video

o Saurabh Emmanuel—Proclaimer

http://medialibrary.nazarene.org/media/resurrections-eduardos-story-english

A Jesus film kit will be available to the churches on the NM District. There

are also a DVD available that’s focused on children. There are also a DVD

available in Native Indian languages.

Ballot for General Convention

o Call Board of Tellers #2

o Motion: for election by plurality (Wanda)

Motion was made; motion was 2nd

; MC

o Motion: That alternates be designated by plurality after those elected without passing

another ballot. (Wanda McCord)

Motion by Joel; motion 2nd

; MC

o Distribute Ballot

o Motion to adopt the ballot

Motion by Joel; motion 2nd

; MC

o Instructions to vote

o Tellers dismissed

Treasurer’s Report (Joel Burdell)

Motion by Wanda to adopt report; motion 2nd

; MC

Presentation of High Five Offering (Dr. Lacher)

Offering in the amount of $1,025 as received

Two-Minute Reports

o LINKS (Fern Crider)

We have new Missionaries this year they are Martin and Cezy Glendenning,

Ronald and Doris Beech, and Aderito and Ester Ferreira.

o Compassionate Ministries (Chris Davis)

gallapnaz.org is the link for resources on how to set up a compassionate

center.

o Child Sponsorship (Ardith Couzens)

The cost is $30 a month per child. She encourage us to get involved.

Crisis Care Kit March.

$563 was received to help with the storage of Kits.

BREAK: 3:00- 3:30

Worship: 3:25-3:40—Portales Praise Team

Welcome Back: Dr. Lacher

Introduction of Speakers: Dr. Lacher

Mission Challenge: Rev. George Millers Missionary – Seek first the kingdom of God – Through delays

of Manila traffic, Survival in traffic, Tribal Fighting.

He helped a pastor to get his sick wife to a hospital; the hospital was shut due to fighting. He found a

missionary Dr. to come and take care of her. She got better and was able to go home. He had to take her

home due to her being a bush woman and did not know the way.

When her husband was able to come to America with other pastors, they were surprised when the people

in America treated them as family. The Pastor went back and encouraged the congregations to get more

involved in missions.

People in Papua New Guinea, the people are giving offerings to missionaries who come to visit. They

are excited to be involved. Rev. George received 6 clear very important phone calls from an area that was

hit by a tsunami. He tried to call the school and the pastor in the area right after receiving some of those

calls but all communication was cut off. It was a miracle that those calls came in. Missionaries are

leaving their homes and families in the states to go to the mission fields, but they are make new families,

friends, and new homes on the field. They come home from the fields full, not empty. Your WEF

offering helps to keep them on the fields.

Business Session

Report from Tellers #1—District Officers

103 ballots cast

Dinah Huff --82

Travis Odell-- 24

Nicole Young—49

Patti Rivas—50

Chair recognizes Dinah Huff and Patti Rivas elected as council members to

serve two years.

Best Practices Video—Roswell Neighborhood Church

Report from Tellers #2—General Convention Delegates

Ballots cast 103

Chair recognizes Joel Burdell, Paul Couzens, Chris Davis, Dinah Huff, Hector

Torres, Susan Torres elected as a delegate for the General NMI Convention.

Wanda McCord 1st alternate; Ardith Couzens 2

nd alternate; Bruce Haley 3

rd

alternate.

Two-Minute Updates

Jesus Film (video) (Dinah Huff)

Jesus film has been proclaimed to be the greatest evangelistic tool of all time.

Thanks go out to the churches that have given to this ministry. For every $3 a

soul is saved.

Prayer and Fasting (Dewana Herren)

We must live intentionally and obediently. Prayer and fasting will only come

through intentional obedience to God.

Alabaster (Sharla Parker)

If only Elizabeth Vennum could see how far the alabaster ministry which was

started in 1948 has reached into our world today. Last year Alabaster raised

$2,548,661. But that was last year. This is a new year and a new opportunity

to give. Our goal for the NM District is to have 100% participation.

Evangelism Broadcast (Dennis Rushing)

The electronic missionary goes out all over the world through technology.

World Mission Broadcast is even on U- tube.

LEVEL Club (Joel Burdell)

We all need to get behind this ministry. $40 a year to keep our workers in the

field.

Work and Witness (Randy Elftman)

Local work and witness is for everyone. You do not have to be a professional

to help on the projects. Work and Witness International is going to Peru this

summer.

Where to Go for Information (Larry Lacher)

This information is in the Church Mission Packet that was given to the

Missionary Presidents.

Memorial Roll Presentation: (Dinah Huff)

Final Announcements and Appreciation

Rally Choir practice at 6:30 here in the sanctuary.

Motion to adjourn with our closing prayer

Commissioning of the Council with Closing Prayer: (Dr. Huff)

Respectfully Submitted,

Sharla Parker, Recording Secretary Wanda McCord, NMI Secretary

B. Sunday School/ SDMI Convention

SDMI Convention Order of Service June 24, 2016

8:30 AM to 11:30 AM 8:30 AM Worship with Steve Desmond Welcome – Mark Asplund Introduce SDMI Council Members

Organizing of Convention: Sharla Parker

Voting Bar—All of the Sanctuary

Pages—Hector Torres, Steve Lord

Tellers—

o Reta Thomas Head Teller

o Karen Kitzmiller

o Bianca Rivas

o Eric Zottneck

o Jeff Copeland

o Beth Houston

o Tom Brown

o Jeff Moore

Reports

Treasurer – Joel Burdell

We began the year with $22,137 and ended with $34,170. It was a good year with all ministries within the budgeted allowance.

– Robert Claiborne

o No Report

Man Camp – Darrin Milgrim

o In the last few years we have seen spiritual

advancement of the men in our NM District.

We had 131 at Man Camp this year. Rob

Corbel will be the speaker for 2017 Man

Camp

Women’s Retreat – DeAnn Rushing

o We had a very successful Women’s Retreat

with 212 women in attendance which was a

20% increase over last year. A special

thanks go out to Susan Torres for filling the

position of registrar and to Dorothy Rogers

for organizing our spas, crafts, and special

drawings. We had 36 women respond and

come to Christ; 11 of these were 1st time

salvations. Theme for 2017 retreat will be

“Peace the World Cannot Provide” with

Shawna Gaines, March 31-April 2.

Children's Ministry—Jessica Zottneck o Greetings to the Assembly. Special thanks to

Arthur Pacheco who has done a great job

with Children’s Quizzing. We had 170

children at Kids Camp. With the adult

leaders that brought our total to 218 for Kids

Camp. This year Ron Davis will be the

director so that I can focus on the children’s

segment of Family Camp. I challenge the

churches this year to promote at least one

Caravan activity/badge this year in your

children’s ministry. I challenge each one of

you to teach Nazarene holiness in your

homes.

Children’s Quizzing – Arthur Pacheco

o This year we have had 100 quizzers with 16

churches participating. We had 17 go to

Regional competition.

Ballots / Voting

o Joel made a motion for plurality; motion 2nd;

MC

o Joel made a motion for the next highest to

be an alternate; 2nd, MC

SDMI Secretary-Sharla Parker vote yes or no (94 yes 0 no) Members at Large vote for 1

Steve Lord--31 Julia Marjerison--36 Shirley Tafoya--15 Jerry Wright--24

SDMI General Convention Delegate vote for 4 Vera Asplund-30 Joel Burdell-42 Ron Davis -23 Darrin Milgrim-57

Kim Miligrim-20 Arthur Pacheco-58 Sharla Parker-23 DeAnn Rushing-67 Dennis Rushing-40 Ernie Tennefos-33 Darryl Tennefos-12

o 107 ballots cast; Chair declares Sharla Parker to

serve a 2 year term as SDMI Secretary

o Chair declares Julia Marjerison to serve to serve a

2 year term as Member At Large.

o Chair declares Joel Burdell, Darrin Milgrim, Arthur

Pacheco, and DeAnn Rushing as SDMI General

Convention Delegates with Dennis Rushing as 1st

alternate and Ernie Tennefos as 2nd alternate.

10:00 Break Portales Special Ensemble Results of Ballots Reports (Continued)

Youth – Jordin West

o Family Camp is for teens as well as adults. In the

morning we have bible study and in the

afternoon we hang out and play Frisbee golf or

one of the activities that are offered at Bonita.

Brian and Serina Nelson were the speakers at

Winter Retreat that taught on breaking the

chains of sin. 135 NM District youth attended

Elevate at Point Loma. Aug. 8-10 we will have our

first Young Adult Retreat at Bonita Park.

Remember Youth begins with You. They need

your support and prayers. You have an impact on

their lives.

Teen Camp – Wade Elftman

o This year’s teen camp is “#Death to Selfies”. Last

year we had 36 teens answer the call to ministry.

Worship through Song – Steve Desmond SDMI Director's Report – Mark Asplund

o SDMI mission statement is making disciples of

children, youth and adults. We are to be engaged

in making Christ like disciples. We are to

encourage others to be in attendance to various

ministries. Thanks go out to all those who work

behind the ministries to help make them a

success. Statistics Reporting each month is very

important. It tracks Regular Sunday School

Session as well as Discipleship groups (small / cell

groups). Each session must last at least 30 min.;

responsibility list; and AM church attendance. In

January of this year we went to a web reporting

form for all churches in the NM District. By using

the web form total count jumped by 2000. Our

challenge for today: To intentionally develop

relationships with unreached people so that they

become Christ like disciples making Christ like

disciples.

Closing and Prayer

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VII. Financial and Statistical

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82 9 2 6 1 0 0 0 0 91Alamogordo New Beginnings1 59 0 0David D Holycross

509 6 1 0 5 14 5 0 9 501Albuquerque Heights First*2 225 0 106Rev. William B. Nielson

64 1 0 0 1 6 6 0 0 59Albuquerque Holiday Park3 28 0 0Jaycob Blea

135 50 0 50 0 10 0 0 10 175Albuquerque Los Altos4 55 0 30Rev. William (Bill) H. Reinicke

109 8 0 8 0 4 1 0 3 113Albuquerque Monte Santo5 32 0 50Rev. Maria M. Moreno

52 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 15 37Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 63 0 0Rev. Antonio Ramos

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121 11 11 0 0 4 0 0 4 128Albuquerque Rio Vista7 68 0 41Rev. Jeffrey D. Moore

702 109 11 95 3 51 9 0 42 760Albuquerque Sandia*8 225 0 226Peter K. Myers

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Albuquerque Valley9 45 0 0Rev. Patti Rivas

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Rio Rancho Vision10 5 0 0Michael D. Brown

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Sandia Heritage11 33 0 0David Jennings

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Vista Grande Community12 19 0 0Dawn Davis

250 17 0 16 1 12 6 0 6 255Angus13 185 0 92Rev. Richard D. Hutchison

106 4 4 0 0 5 5 0 0 105Aztec14 46 0 19

53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse15 22 0 0Rev. Chad W. Good

89 3 2 0 1 12 2 0 10 80Carlsbad Church Street16 115 0 6Rev. R. Darrin Milgrim

121 2 2 0 0 4 3 1 0 119Carlsbad First17 40 0 60Rev. Christopher J. Nikkel

6 10 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 16Chaparral The Branch Community Church

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18 7 0 5Alex Torres

Rev. Richard D. Roberson

14 5 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 19Crossroads Cowboy19 11 0 3Kymburly Ann Odell

Rev. Terry T. Maloney

73 4 0 3 1 2 0 1 1 75Deming*20 60 0 10Rev. Alvin E. Bunting Jr.

0 34 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 34Edgewood Breakpoint21 0 0 0Rev. Robert M. Sinclair

75 84 6 75 3 11 4 0 7 148El Paso First*22 43 0 35Rev. Tim M. Brunk

22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22El Paso Montwood23 25 0 0Rev. Jon E. Stout

10 25 0 25 0 8 0 0 8 27El Paso Nuevo Amanecer24 20 0 10Rev. Tim M. Brunk

390 12 0 12 0 14 8 4 2 388El Paso Open Gate Community*25 123 0 200Rev. William J. Belgie

3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3El Paso Trinity26 3 0 0Rev. Janice A. Brunk

Rev. Tim M. Brunk

786 6 0 3 3 27 6 0 21 765Farmington Crossroads Community*27 565 0 210Rev. David M. West

427 15 0 14 1 150 0 1 149 292Gallup First28 70 0 213Rev. Geneva C. Davis

90 19 2 15 2 20 0 0 20 89Hobbs First*29 102 0 22Rev. Kenneth P. Yocom

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Hobbs Hispanic30 0 0 0

92 28 2 24 2 1 0 0 1 119Las Cruces First31 47 0 37Rev. William Wade Elftman

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Las Cruces Sonrise Community32 0 0 0

406 131 2 127 2 12 2 2 8 525Living Stones Community33 295 0 45Rev. J. Dale Wesley

73 1 1 0 0 9 3 0 6 65Living Well34 68 0 8Rev. Eric J. Zottneck

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - Santa Fe Mosaic36 1 0 0Rev. Raul W. Granillo

46 5 0 3 2 5 0 0 5 46Los Lunas Faith Family37 43 0 0Rev. R. Alan Granat

57 2 2 0 0 5 2 2 1 54Lovington38 80 0 1Rev. Aaron E. Tiffany

54 0 0 0 0 18 10 0 8 36Moriarty39 36 0 15Rev. Robert M. Sinclair

3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3Mount Taylor40 6 0 0Rev. Helen J. Lortz

29 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 40Mountainair41 13 0 10Rev. C. Paul Baker

86 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 4 83Portales42 105 0 28Rev. Johnny J. Pacheco

65 1 0 0 1 4 4 0 0 62Roswell Central*43 31 0 25Rev. Randy W. Elftman

176 3 0 0 3 17 8 0 9 162Roswell First*44 128 0 0Dr. Lawrence A. Lacher

66 4 2 2 0 2 0 0 2 68Roswell Iglesia de la Vecindad del

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45 75 0 18Rev. Hector Torres

21 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 22Santa Fe46 50 0 0Rev. Mario R. Mejicanos

34 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 36Silver City Mountain View47 17 0 26Rev. Sharon K. Entrot

19 3 1 2 0 10 2 0 8 12Truth or Consequences*48 20 0 0Rev. Wayne G. Vaughan

6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6Tularosa49 4 0 0Rev. Lorin F. Noble

128 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 131Valencia Valley50 45 0 128Marvin E. White

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Albuquerque Heights First*2 202 62 119 12 719 145 1,040 219 128 91 187 0 88 180 134

Albuquerque Holiday Park3 13 2 3 0 113 25 129 27 6 6 0 0 0 0 0

Albuquerque Los Altos4 20 12 4 4 10 30 34 46 25 25 30 0 8 50 85

Albuquerque Monte Santo5 4 10 2 12 2 32 8 54 48 5 0 0 14 0 0

Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 28 24 12 10 62 45 102 79 42 15 0 0 10 52 0

Albuquerque Rio Vista7 18 9 22 17 55 36 95 62 38 24 0 4 21 68 0

Albuquerque Sandia*8 750 85 250 35 1,000 80 2,000 200 78 138 169 0 50 702 0

- Albuquerque Valley9 10 8 5 0 20 4 35 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Rio Rancho Vision10 5 1 5 6 10 0 20 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0

- Sandia Heritage11 0 0 0 0 100 40 100 40 20 15 0 0 0 0 0

- Vista Grande Community12 10 5 5 0 35 14 50 19 0 19 0 0 0 0 0

Angus13 55 27 132 78 135 40 322 145 15 130 0 0 160 102 0

Aztec14 25 15 9 6 43 23 77 44 37 0 30 0 5 37 9

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse15 5 1 3 2 45 17 53 20 20 12 0 0 3 53 0

Carlsbad Church Street16 42 34 35 20 157 84 234 138 86 52 123 0 33 80 50

Carlsbad First17 30 10 8 1 47 25 85 36 36 0 40 0 2 120 4

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Crossroads Cowboy19 0 0 0 0 11 8 11 8 0 8 0 0 0 11 0

Deming*20 4 3 2 1 45 45 51 49 14 9 0 0 2 19 0

Edgewood Breakpoint21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

El Paso First*22 20 3 20 8 43 6 83 17 17 7 30 0 10 35 5

El Paso Montwood23 6 3 2 0 25 8 33 11 3 8 0 0 0 25 0

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer24 5 3 8 6 25 20 38 29 28 12 35 0 5 5 0

El Paso Open Gate Community*25 180 120 80 15 322 70 582 205 10 36 175 0 15 190 0

El Paso Trinity26 0 0 0 0 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0

Farmington Crossroads Community*27 360 145 120 55 580 385 1,060 585 165 305 195 0 135 580 206

Gallup First28 10 5 10 5 1,492 125 1,512 135 70 70 15 15 15 15 292

Hobbs First*29 67 56 28 18 50 31 145 105 61 67 64 0 20 4 16

- Hobbs Hispanic30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Las Cruces First31 20 8 12 6 35 13 67 27 23 18 18 6 13 37 15

Las Cruces Sonrise Community32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Living Stones Community33 225 205 43 28 160 127 428 360 110 250 0 60 45 406 0

Living Well34 37 41 17 13 58 92 112 146 104 54 0 0 17 17 1

Los Alamos La Vista*35 24 9 4 0 32 9 60 18 18 3 25 0 0 18 0

- Santa Fe Mosaic36 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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Lovington38 45 17 50 25 200 60 295 102 102 102 100 0 40 0 0

Moriarty39 20 12 1 1 80 36 101 49 14 8 0 0 0 0 0

Mount Taylor40 0 0 0 0 162 162 162 162 0 162 0 0 0 3 0

Mountainair41 3 2 0 0 21 12 24 14 14 10 0 0 0 27 0

Portales42 30 28 38 30 192 47 260 105 50 55 68 0 40 1 0

Roswell Central*43 20 2 30 4 46 11 96 17 17 0 0 0 12 30 10

Roswell First*44 63 68 46 18 125 44 234 130 130 0 77 0 46 175 35

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Santa Fe46 70 15 15 15 20 20 105 50 30 0 70 0 15 0 0

Silver City Mountain View47 1 1 1 1 20 12 22 14 10 4 0 0 1 0 0

Truth or Consequences*48 21 4 5 2 36 6 62 12 9 12 21 0 5 19 0

Tularosa49 0 0 0 0 10 5 10 5 4 5 0 0 0 6 0

Valencia Valley50 10 4 7 5 45 23 62 32 32 10 50 0 9 128 0

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864 3,304 861 85 1,587 1,811 1,714 3,712 10,375 2,132 6,644 473 1,194 1,107 2,537

1,875 1,093 872 446 6,053 2,583 8,800 4,122 1,821 1,934 1,644 72 848 3,380 612

662 14 322 27 591 (451) 1,575 (410) (107) (123) (57) 13 13 (76) 252

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Albuquerque Heights First*2 586,819 32,276 33,298 1,903 67,477 12,168 32,448 0 32,448 12,168 1,400 13,568

Albuquerque Holiday Park3 46,769 3,090 1,522 0 4,612 1,265 3,371 0 3,371 1,265 0 1,265

Albuquerque Los Altos4 44,399 2,439 242 0 2,681 941 2,507 0 2,507 940 0 940

Albuquerque Monte Santo5 35,314 400 0 0 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 9,257 510 0 0 510 197 525 0 525 197 0 197

Albuquerque Rio Vista7 122,508 6,738 600 0 7,338 2,605 6,946 0 6,946 2,605 0 2,605

Albuquerque Sandia*8 143,247 6,289 22,935 0 29,224 2,573 6,865 0 6,865 2,573 0 2,573

- Albuquerque Valley9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Rio Rancho Vision10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Sandia Heritage11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

- Vista Grande Community12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Angus13 353,004 19,416 13,964 0 33,380 7,404 19,744 0 19,744 7,404 0 7,404

Aztec14 40,063 2,224 1,070 0 3,294 848 2,261 0 2,261 848 50 898

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse15 32,430 325 4,405 0 4,730 0 200 0 200 0 25 25

Carlsbad Church Street16 303,951 16,718 4,544 0 21,262 6,446 17,187 0 17,187 6,446 0 6,446

Carlsbad First17 160,104 8,833 3,785 2,600 15,218 3,404 9,057 896 9,953 3,404 1,546 4,950


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Crossroads Cowboy19 10,948 602 100 0 702 233 621 0 621 233 0 233

Deming*20 42,305 2,850 2,121 0 4,971 1,000 2,399 500 2,899 999 50 1,049

Edgewood Breakpoint21 9,939 655 25 0 680 271 560 546 1,106 242 210 452

El Paso First*22 56,000 3,088 5,450 0 8,538 1,191 3,181 0 3,181 1,191 0 1,191

El Paso Montwood23 68,619 4,027 630 0 4,657 1,463 3,900 0 3,900 1,463 60 1,523

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer24 11,286 621 0 0 621 240 640 0 640 240 0 240

El Paso Open Gate Community*25 75,924 3,934 10,976 150 15,060 1,450 3,866 3,700 7,566 1,507 2,925 4,432

El Paso Trinity26 4,214 232 20 0 252 90 240 0 240 90 0 90

Farmington Crossroads Community*27 696,980 37,096 3,150 4,060 44,306 14,794 39,408 100 39,508 14,794 0 14,794

Gallup First28 28,805 1,578 470 0 2,048 610 1,627 0 1,627 610 50 660

Hobbs First*29 117,957 6,488 257 0 6,745 2,509 6,688 0 6,688 2,508 80 2,588

- Hobbs Hispanic30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Las Cruces First31 88,613 4,856 1,873 0 6,729 1,887 5,030 0 5,030 1,886 100 1,986

Las Cruces Sonrise Community32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Living Stones Community33 526,535 29,000 7,100 0 36,100 11,500 30,500 3,000 33,500 11,500 600 12,100

Living Well34 50,671 2,787 600 1,000 4,387 1,078 2,873 500 3,373 1,077 500 1,577


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Los Lunas Faith Family37 102,589 5,749 603 0 6,352 2,223 5,926 0 5,926 2,222 0 2,222

Lovington38 129,262 5,478 28,059 0 33,537 2,247 6,584 0 6,584 2,475 433 2,908

Moriarty39 25,904 1,480 364 0 1,844 573 1,526 0 1,526 573 0 573

Mount Taylor40 3,242 228 95 0 323 69 184 0 184 69 0 69

Mountainair41 7,620 400 370 0 770 200 540 0 540 200 0 200

Portales42 73,384 4,004 870 0 4,874 1,548 4,128 0 4,128 1,547 0 1,547

Roswell Central*43 73,849 3,668 3,749 0 7,417 1,500 3,996 0 3,996 1,499 0 1,499

Roswell First*44 422,609 22,020 19,548 0 41,568 8,678 23,142 1,000 24,142 8,677 400 9,077


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45 51,755 2,847 701 739 4,287 1,101 2,934 0 2,934 1,100 0 1,100

Santa Fe46 27,330 1,504 0 0 1,504 582 1,550 0 1,550 581 0 581

Silver City Mountain View47 45,110 2,596 2,531 0 5,127 948 2,545 0 2,545 1,000 25 1,025

Truth or Consequences*48 22,145 1,219 400 200 1,819 470 1,251 0 1,251 469 0 469

Tularosa49 8,941 463 71 531 1,065 190 510 0 510 190 50 240

Valencia Valley50 99,226 5,473 171 0 5,644 2,116 5,641 337 5,978 2,116 50 2,166

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4,898,076 108,586 8,574 100,012 281,401 11,134 270,267 100,248 448,951 11,183 178,661 259,107

5,082,045 277,614 170,689 21,731 470,034 104,592 253,207 22,415 275,622 103,967 3,415 107,382

(183,969) (18,507) 7,972 (10,548) (21,083) (4,344) 17,060 (11,281) 5,779 (3,955) 5,159 1,204 Increase / (Decrease)

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Alamogordo New Beginnings1 0 26,708 11,736 11,217 150 30,188 79,999 87,436 1,060,000 286,362 No

Albuquerque Heights First*2 71,620 88,241 176,054 90,564 6,620 143,677 576,776 702,437 9,750,000 224,115 Yes

Albuquerque Holiday Park3 12,712 0 24,335 0 0 7,980 45,027 55,540 774,622 0 Yes

Albuquerque Los Altos4 2,685 2,351 0 10,016 592 0 15,644 22,713 1,101,000 60,391 Yes

Albuquerque Monte Santo5 22,000 0 0 0 5,000 5,000 32,000 32,400 0 0 No

Albuquerque Pajarito Mesa6 3,500 0 0 0 4,000 1,000 8,500 9,929 300,000 0 Yes

Albuquerque Rio Vista7 547 28,357 24,126 23,759 2,127 20,502 99,418 118,912 1,983,500 328,000 Yes

Albuquerque Sandia*8 253,669 49,480 42,300 0 827 8,659 354,935 396,170 3,700,000 1,919,258 Yes

- Albuquerque Valley9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

- Rio Rancho Vision10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

- Sandia Heritage11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

- Vista Grande Community12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Angus13 3,237 0 118,470 50,037 16,175 161,030 348,949 416,881 1,500,000 0 Yes

Aztec14 0 88,820 1,200 0 50 0 90,070 97,371 2,200,000 88,820 Yes

Belen Rio Communities Lighthouse15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,955 1,500,000 100,000 No

Carlsbad Church Street16 77,006 0 78,491 41,130 2,187 55,271 254,085 305,426 500,000 0 Yes

Carlsbad First17 0 0 32,383 16,383 4,726 53,319 106,811 140,336 667,071 0 Yes


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18 150 0 720 0 0 0 870 870 140,000 0 No

Crossroads Cowboy19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,789 350,000 0 Yes

Deming*20 0 0 12,900 6,760 2,314 0 21,974 31,893 200,000 0 Yes

Edgewood Breakpoint21 0 0 960 0 528 2,063 3,551 6,060 0 0 Yes

El Paso First*22 799 0 11,712 0 0 0 12,511 26,612 2,000,000 0 Yes

El Paso Montwood23 2,100 0 26,936 13,764 456 0 43,256 54,799 1,380,000 0 Yes

El Paso Nuevo Amanecer24 6,812 0 0 0 200 0 7,012 8,753 700,000 0 Yes

El Paso Open Gate Community*25 0 37,361 7,750 1,000 6,398 53,923 106,432 134,940 2,500,000 181,899 Yes

El Paso Trinity26 10,337 0 12,400 17,600 200 0 40,537 41,209 1,188,000 0 Yes

Farmington Crossroads Community*27 70,133 156,000 156,345 62,245 38,882 76,287 559,892 673,294 3,238,362 1,545,462 Yes

Gallup First28 6,373 0 1,770 0 10,000 0 18,143 23,088 359,630 0 Yes

Hobbs First*29 0 6,250 46,578 29,353 5,959 0 88,140 106,670 1,500,000 27,919 Yes

- Hobbs Hispanic30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Las Cruces First31 0 0 10,852 23,438 660 46,677 81,627 97,259 1,750,000 0 Yes

Las Cruces Sonrise Community32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No

Living Stones Community33 24,650 0 201,000 24,766 18,350 167,000 435,766 528,966 3,700,000 0 Yes

Living Well34 3,000 0 0 0 2,500 0 5,500 15,915 500,000 0 Yes


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Los Alamos La Vista*35 7,574 0 10,180 5,863 0 20,356 43,973 52,964 1,000,000 0 Yes

- Santa Fe Mosaic36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 951 0 0 Yes

Los Lunas Faith Family37 51,626 0 19,933 23,416 183 9,027 104,185 120,908 0 0 Yes

Lovington38 5,000 0 73,066 0 5,200 0 83,266 128,542 1,000,000 0 Yes

Moriarty39 19,936 0 0 0 0 7,972 27,908 32,424 675,000 91,081 Yes

Mount Taylor40 0 0 0 0 2,500 150 2,650 3,295 60,000 0 Yes

Mountainair41 4,844 3,121 3,558 0 0 5,760 17,283 18,993 175,000 0 Yes

Portales42 2,453 0 22,680 24,202 2,045 15,090 66,470 78,567 400,000 0 Yes

Roswell Central*43 2,727 0 12,704 25,660 296 14,815 56,202 70,614 500,000 0 Yes

Roswell First*44 37,719 0 65,600 32,070 1,710 239,355 376,454 459,919 4,390,000 0 Yes


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45 2,200 15,864 0 3,660 672 1,055 23,451 32,873 200,000 0 Yes

Santa Fe46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,217 0 0 Yes

Silver City Mountain View47 1,304 0 13,000 0 1,011 11,500 26,815 36,460 220,000 0 Yes

Truth or Consequences*48 0 0 8,450 9,760 985 10,953 30,148 34,157 104,775 0 Yes

Tularosa49 356 0 0 0 20 6,133 6,509 8,514 34,000 0 Yes

Valencia Valley50 4,400 27,455 32,854 26,070 1,439 2,837 95,055 110,959 750,000 263,000 Yes

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5,116,307 54,050,960 5,336,980 4,397,794 1,177,579 144,962 572,733 1,261,043 530,008 711,469

392,890 691,832 1,238,494 641,714 141,679 1,201,577 4,308,186 5,265,816 52,802,598 5,345,390

318,579 (161,824) 22,549 (68,981) 3,283 (23,998) 89,608 71,164 1,248,362 (229,083)

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Supplemental Statistical Report2016

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5,625,000.00Value District Property

Value District Center

Value District Parsonage

136,000.00Indebtedness on District Property

December 14, 2016

Documents

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