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2002 YEARBOOK

Heritage Congregational Church Spokane, Washington

National Association

of

Congregational

Christian Churches

48^'' Annual Meeting

Spokane, Washington

June 29 - July Z, 2002

'The only thing that

matters is faith working

itself through love."

Galatlans 5:6b

Please join us as we build on the unity and transformation of last year and share the work of love.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

OF

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

2002 YEARBOOK

Containing member church statistics for the calendar year

2000-2001 or the most recent fiscal year

and

Personnel Names and Addresses submitted by

August 1, 2001

PRICE $6.00

Edited in the Offices of the Association

8473 South Howell Avenue

P.O. Box 1620

Oak Creek, Wisconsin 53154-0620

(414) 764-1620 or (800) 262-1620

FAX: (414)764-0319

E-MAIL: naccc@naccc.org

WEB SITE: http://www.naccc.org/

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MISSION STATEMENT

To encourage and assist local churches in their development

of vibrant and effective witnesses to Christ

in Congregational ways.

CONTENTS

THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE 4

THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES' MESSAGE 5

ASSOCIATION ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 6

ANNUAL MEETINGS 7

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION STAFF 9

NACCC OFFICERS 10

NACCC HISTORIAN 10

NACCC LEGAL COUNSEL 10

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 11

THE CONGREGATIONALIST 15

NACCC COMMITTEES

Credentials Committee 15

Annual Meeting Program Committee 16

Nominating Committee 18

Communication Services Committee 19

Financial Services Committee 21

Financial Advisors 24

Building & Loan Team 28

Investment Advisory Committee 29

DIVISIONS OF THE CORPORATION

Congregational Church Development 30

Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies 32

Division for Ministry 34

Missionary Society 36

CHURCH SERVICES COMMISSION

Church Services Commission 39

Christian Education & Spiritual Resources Subcommittee 40

Family Life, Men's & Women's Subcommittee 41

Youth Subcommittee 42

National Association of Pilgrim Fellowship 44

Heritage of Pilgrim Endeavor 45

CHURCHES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 46

Member Churches 47

Honorary Member Churches 191

Affiliated Associations and Conferences 191

Associate Member Churches 1 93

AREA ASSOCIATIONS & FELLOWSHIPS 194

CONTENTS (continued)

ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORIES

Affiliated Colleges 207

Congregational Libraries & Historical Society 207

Continuation Committee 207

Societies 208

Congregational Ministers 209

Ordinations for 1999-2000 222

CFTS Students .223

Association-Related Special Awards 225

Citations Given at Annual Meetings , 229

Necrology , 230

Mission Addresses 232

Past Association Board Members 234

ARTICLES AND BYLAWS

Articles of Association 249

Bylaws of Association 256

Articles of Incorporation 267

Bylaws of Corporation 271

INDEX: Area Association Officers, Leadership Team Members,

Consultants, Association Office Staff 283

THE MODERATOR'S MESSAGE

The only thing that counts is faith working through love. Galatians 5:6b.

As Congregationalists we may not agree on the

nature of Christ, but we all strive to model our lives

on his teachings and his example. His love was

expressed in concrete ways. See a man battered

and bloody by the side of the road? Pick him up

and make sure he is cared for. Meet someone being

unjustly stoned? Save them by gently, but firmly, helping the mob see the

error of their ways. Leper following you? Cure him.

Notice that the verse in Galatians (according to the New Revised Standard Version) says "faith working itself through love." You can't just sit there and feel love. Love is an action word. It works! We come together at our annual meeting to share our stories, our experiences of working love, so that we can benefit from the work of our sister churches and make our love more effective.

Last year's meeting in Lansing was a fairly radical departure from previous meeting. Business was streamlined; there was a greater emphasis on worship; the resource room allowed folks to take home useful information to their churches; etc., etc. We truly did "Transform in Christ and Unite in Faith."

For the 48* Annual Meeting, to be held next year in Spokane, WA, June 29* - July 2"^^, we hope to take that to the next step. We want to take that faith bom of transformation and unity and put it to work. We won't be making any radical departures from the Lansing format, just a few tweeks here and there.

Keep the momentum going. Come to Spokane to continue the transformation, the unity, and the holy fun as we share the work of Christ's love.

Claudia Kniefel ^

Along with the members of the 2002 Planning Committee

THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES' MESSAGE

In a little volume entitled, "Closet and Altar," published by W.L., Greene Co. in 1899 at 14 Beacon Street and edited by a Congregational layperson named Annie Buckley, there is a section of prayers entitled "The Communion of Saints." Here are some lines from that prayer.

We give Thee heartfelt thanks O Lord, for the enduring faith, the common hope and purpose of Thy Church, the growing fellowship of earnest souls in Thee. . .Remove all hindrances of pride, self-will, and ancient prejudice, that this loving unity of Thy people may be clear to a divided world. . . .and may the blessing of fellowship be added to the peace of faith in every Christian heart.

We could pray for nothing better than this for our Association. The communion of saints rests upon something better than identity or even worth. It is a fellowship of experience in the love of Christ and of partnership with each other. It is the unselfish sharing of interest in the work and happiness of others.

This Yearbook is the result of many hours of labor by Carrie Dahm and our office staff. We regret that some of the information, despite databases, letters, and telephone calls, was not available from our Churches. If there are errors, please let us know. We will send out corrections in future NA NEWS editions.

This publication does not "tell the story of our Churches" as much as it becomes an important record of who is involved in the communion of saints known as the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. So many talented people from so many Churches! We thank God for that, and also pray that it represents a growing fellowship of earnest souls.

Donald P. Olsen

Thomas M. Richard

Phil R. Jackson

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION STAFF

Office (800) 262-1620

Executive Secretary

Associate Executive Secretary for Ministerial Development and Service and Youth

Associate Executive Secretary for Missions, Church Development and Technology

Controller

Rev. Dr. Thomas M. Richard (LeeAnne)

8670 S. Clearwater Court #2004

Oak Creek, Wl 53154

Home Phone: (414)571-0524

Office Voice Mail Ext: 1 1

E-mail: tricharcl@naccc.org

Rev. Phil R. Jackson (Michelle) 5537 North Bay Ridge Whitefish Bay, Wl 53217 Home Phone: (414) 332-1979 Office Voice Mail Ext: 12 E-mail: pjackson@naccc.org

Rev. Dr. Donald P. Olsen (Penny) 227 Miraflores Avenue Waukegan, IL 60087 Home Phone: (847) 244-6975 Office Voice Mail Ext: 13 E-mail: dolsen@naccc.org

Marina Rosenberg (John)

213 W. Aster Lane

Mequon, Wl 53092

Home Phone: (262) 241-1164

Office Voice Mail Ext: 14

E-mail: mrosenberg@naccc.org

Assistant to Tom Richard Meeting Coordinator

Assistant to Phil Jackson Youth Program

Carrie Dahm - Voice Mail Ext: 15 E-mail: cdahm@naccc.org

Karen Frazzell - Voice Mail Ext: 16 E-mail: kfrazzell@naccc.org

Assistant to Don Olsen Church Services Coordinator

Ruth Mahnke - Voice Mail Ext: E-mail: rmahnke@naccc.org

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Assistant to Marina Rosenberg Nancy Ristic - Voice Mail Ext: 1 8

E-mail: nrjstic@naccc.org

Mail/Database Coordinator

Sue Grey- Voice Mail Ext: 19 E-mail: sgrey@naccc.org

NA Newsletter Editor

Liesel Gruener- Home Phone:

(262) 857-6845

E-mail: lieselg@famvid.com

OFFICERS

MODERATOR (member of Board of Directors & Executive Committee)

Claudia Kniefel (Robert) (First Cong'l, Anchorage)

8451 Miles Court Anchorage, AK 99504 Home: (907) 337-6560 Office: (907)272-8363 FAX: (907)272-5124 E-nnail: fcc@alaska.net MODERATOR-ELECT (member of Board of Directors & Executive Committee)

Steven H. Ware Bailey

(Bushnell Cong'l, Detroit)

IMMEDIATE PAST MODERATOR

Rev. Dr. D. Elizabeth Mauro (Paul) (Rockland Cong'l, Rockland)

15000Southfield Road Detroit, Ml 48223 Home: (248)356-0175 Office: (313)272-3550 Fax: (313)272-3553 . E-mail: shwbailey@aoLcom

P.O. Box 554 Rockland, ME 04841 Home: (207)596-2950 Office: (207)594-5317 FAX: (207)596-7116 E-mail: revdea@midcoast.com

ASSOCIATION & CORPORATION SECRETARY

Lois A. Heilmann

(First Cong'l, Etna)

TREASURER

James H. Walsh (Gloria) (First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

HISTORIAN

Rev. Dr. Lloyd Hall Jr. (Hannah) (Plymouth Cong'l, Racine)

9 Ridge Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15223 Home: (412)781-7935

1085 Lower Ridgeway Elm Grove, Wl 53122 Home: (262)786-7832

1143 College Avenue Racine, Wl 53403-1916 Home: (262)634-5999 Office: (262)633-6039 FAX: (262)634-1351 E-mail: dochall@plymouthracine.org

LEGAL COUNSEL

Walter S. Davis 1 1 1 East Kilbourn Avenue

Davis & Kuelthau Milwaukee.-Wi 53202

(First Cong'l, Wauwatosa) Phone: (41 4) 276-0200

Web site: www.daviskuelthau.com

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

1998-2002

Kenneth W. Arnold (Susan) (Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

Carol L. Cole, Ch.

(Cong'l Ch. of the Messiah, Los Angeles)

Jannes A. Hopkins

(Riverpoint Cong'l, W. Warwick)

7033 E. Rockwood Wichita, KS 67206 Home: (316)683-8178 Office: (316)684-0171 FAX: (316)684-8835 E-mail: KWarnold@aol.com

8815 Croydon Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90045 Home: (310)641-7665 FAX: (310)641-2078 E-mail: altrusa@earthlink.net

260 Division Street

East Greenwich, Rl 02818-4045

Home: (401)884-8986

Office: (401) 724-8800 ext. 167

FAX: (401)723-2690 E-mail-Home: jahopkins@prodigy.net E-mail-Office: jahopkins@wardwell.com

1999-2003

Rev. Patricia Dando Haaheim (Bob) (Duluth Cong'l, Duluth)

Rev. Gregory A. Ellcey (Barbara) (First Cong'l, Marshalltown)

Rev. Joseph Clarke (2001) (Judy) (Heritage Cong'l, Spokane)

13302 Ellice Court Apple Valley, MN 55124-8118 Home: (952)432-4408 E-mail: revpatti@yahoo.com

312 W. Main Street Marshalltown, lA 50158 Home: (641)752-4957 Office: (641)752-4239 FAX: (641)752-4230 E-mail: fcc@mtnia.com

4119S. Myrtle Street Spokane, WA 99223 Home: (509)448-1887 Office: (509)624-5090 E-mail: heritagecon@hotmail.com

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE & BOARD OF DIRECTORS

(continued) 2000-2004

Rev. Dr. Roy C. Backus, Vice-Ch. (Ann) (Olivet Cong'l, Olivet)

Susan (Sue) Carter (Jerry) (Heritage Cong'l, Madison)

Blaine H. Simons (Diane) (First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

2000-2004

Rev. Dr. Dewey E. Gierke (Helen) (Florence Cong'l, Florence)

Michael Hicks (Amy) (Horton Cong'l, Horton)

119 E. Green Street Olivet. Ml 49076 Home: (616)749-9396 Office: (616)749-2631 Fax: (616)749-7121 E-mail: rabackus@aol.com

4221 Yuma Drive Madison, Wl 53711-3057 Home: (608)271-0816 Office: (608)221-0383 FAX: (608) 221-2788 E-mail: suewna@execpc.com

2691 Flamingo Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Home: (801)272-1787 Office: (801)363-2936 FAX: (801)363-2938 E-mail: utahgs@aros.com

122 Pine Street Florence, MA 01062 Home: (413)584-9049 Office: (413)584-1325 FAX: (413)584-0760 E-mail: degierke@juno.com

1516 Larry's Drive Jackson, Ml 49203 Home: (517)787-8438 Office: (517)788-3205 FAX: (517)787-6016

E-mail-Home: mhicksl @prodigy.net; Work: mhicks@alro.com

Rev. Alice Murphy

(St. Jacobi Cong'l, Richfield)

N645 Marine Drive, RR1 Cedar Grove, Wl 53013 Home: (920)207-4343 Office: (262)628-3234 FAX: (920)668-6302 E-mail: revmum645@aol.com

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SUBCOMMITTEES OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Membership and Procedures

Patricia Dando Haaheim, Ch. Gregory Elicey Kenneth Arnold

Nominations and Appointments

Dewey Gierke, Ch.

Alice Murphy

Joseph Clarke

Lois Heilmann, Ex Officio

Personal and Administration (P & A)

Carol Cole, Ch. Susan Carter Blaine Simons

Theological Advancement

Roy Backus, Ch. James Hopkins Michael Hicks

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CORPORATE DIVISION MEMBERS

Congregational Church Development

Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies

Division for the Ministry

Missionary Society

James Hopkins

Roy Backus

Alice Murphy

Patricia Dando Haaheim

LIAISON ASSIGNMENTS

Credentials

Nominations, NA Officers

Investment Advisory

Financial Services Committee Building & Loan,

Financial Resources Representative Budget Representative

Communication Services Committee General Representative Technical Representative

Church Services Commission Christian Ed/Spiritual Resources Family Life/ Men'sAA/omen's

Youth

Blaine Simons Dewey Gierke Susan Carter Kenneth Arnold

Gregory Ellcey

Joseph Clarke

Michael Hicks

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THE CONGREGATIONALIST

Joseph B. Polhemus, Editor (First Cong'l, Mansfield)

1105 Briarwood Road Mansfield, OH 44907 Home: (419)756-5526 FAX: (419)756-5526 E-mail: JBPedit@aol.com

CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE

1999-2002

John E. Canter

(Plymouth Cong'l, Racine)

4215 Erie Street Apt. 640 Racine, Wl 53402-5309 Home: (262)681-9023 E-mail: john@plymouthracine.org

2000-2003

Marjorie Weidlich

(South Cong'l, Hartford)

16 Gilbert Avenue Rocky Hill, CT 06067 Home: (860)563-0812 Office: (860)612-2026

2001-2004

Rev. S. "Sandy" Freud (Linda) (Faith Cong'l, Monrovia)

3300 East Greenleaf Drive Brea, CA 92823 Home: (714)996-8170 Office: (626)358-8622 E-mail: slfreud@msn.com

Executive Committee Liaison

Blaine Simons Staff Executive Thomas M. Richard

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE - 2002 ANNUAL MEETING SPOKANE, WASHINGTON

Rev. Dr. Roy C. Backus (Ann) (Olivet Cong'l, Olivet)

119 E. Green Street Olivet, Ml 49076 Home: (616)749-9396 Office: (616)749-2631 Fax: (616)749-7121 E-mail: rabackus@aol.com

Rev. Dr. Elizabeth E. Bingham (Paul) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

600 North Garey Avenue Pomona, GA 91767 Home: (909)621-6839 Office: (909)622-1373 Fax: (909)629-2554 E-mail: eextrom@aol.com

Rev. Joseph W. Clarke (Judy) (Heritage Cong'l, Spokane)

Ellen Eckert

(Phillip)

(First Cong'l, Mansfield)

Claudia Kniefel (Robert) (First Cong'l, Anchorage)

1801 E. 29th Avenue

Spokane, WA 99203

Home: (509)4481887

Office: (509)624-5090

Fax: (509)624-7520

Email: heritagecon@hotmail.com

640 Millsboro Road Mansfield, OH 44903 Home: (419)368-3875 Fax: (419)756-5834 Email: pjeckert@birghtnet.com

8451 Miles Court Anchorage, AK 99504 Home: (907)337-6560 Office: (907)272-8363 FAX: (907)272-5124 E-mail: fcc@alaska.net

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PROGRAM COMMITTEE (continued)

Andy Plaut, Ch. 3503 S. Eastern Road

(Lenie) Spokane, WA 99223

(Heritage Cong'l, Spokane) Home: (509) 535-6085

Office: (509)624-5090 Fax: (509)624-7520 Email: ajplaut@msn.com

Betty Vos 6908 Taylor

(Bob) Virginia, MN 55792

(First Cong'l, Salt Lake City, UT) Home: (218)741-7871

Email: norcave@rangenet.com

Thomas M. Richard, Ex Officio E-mail: trichard@naccc.org Office: (800)262-1620 FAX: (414)764-0319

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NOMINATING COMMITTEE OF THE ASSOCIATION

2000-2002

Rev. Dr. Elizabeth E. Bingham (Paul) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

Rev. Edward H. Fackier (Terry) (Seattle Cong'l, Seattle)

Marjorie Walbridge, Ch. (Harry) (First Cong'l, Roscommon)

600 N. Garey Avenue Pomona, CA 91767 Home: (909)621-6839 Office: (909)622-1373 FAX: (909)629-2554 E-mail: eextrom@aol.com

1 3727 Ashway Everett, WA 98204-6323 Home: (425)742-5752 Cell: (206)850-9032 FAX: (775)665-8553 E-mail: efackler@flash.net

PO Box 652 Roscommon, Ml 48653 Home: (517)275-8138 E-mail: walbridh@kirtland.cc.mi.us

2001-2003

Mildred Gardner

(First Cong'l, Anaheim)

9802 Armley Avenue Whittier, CA 90604 Home: (562)696-3445

Ellen Polhemus-Stiffler (Ted) (First Cong'l, Mansfield)

34 Frederick Street Lexington, OH 44904 Home: (419)884-2737 Cell: (419)544-2737 E-Mail: TedMFD@aol.com

Rev. Paul N. Ray (Agneta) (First Cong'l, Yarmouth)

329 Main Street Yarmouth Port, MA 02675 Home: (508)775-1012 Office: (508)362-6977 E-mail: RSVPRAY2@aol.com

Executive Committee Liaison

Dewey Gierke Staff Executive

Thomas M. Richard

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COMMUNICATION SERVICES COMMITTEE

The Communication Services Committee stiall have the responsibility to encourage and assist members of local churches to communicate vibrantly and effectively with one another, with members of local churches, with participants in the work of the National Association, and with the public at large, to further the work of Christ. It is also responsible for :

• seeking out and modeling the best communication practices;

• overseeing the general communication efforts of the Association;

• fostering a more communication-conscious culture within the Association.

1997-2002

Rev. Dr. John F. Doud (Catherine) (Arbor Grove Cong'l, Jackson)

2510 Spring Arbor Road

Jackson, Ml 49203

Home: (517)789-7571

Office: (517)784-4824

E-mail: johndoud@jacksonmi.com

Rev. Dr. W. Robert Murray (Barbara) (First Cong'l, Ceredo)

P.O. Box 1148 Ceredo, WV 25507-1148 Home: (304)453-3326 Office: (304)453-4779 HOME FAX: (304)453-3165 E-mail: scotty@ezwv.com

1998-2003

Rev. Douglas Drown

(First Cong'l, Bingham)

P.O. Box 621

Bingham, ME 04920-0621 Home: (207)672-3380 Office: (207)672-3218 E-mail: revdoug@ctel.net

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COMMUNICATION SERVICES COMMITTEE (continued)

1999-2004

Theodore A. Flynn, Ch.

(Cong'l Church of the Chimes, Sherman Oaks)

4553 Sancola Avenue Toluca Lake, CA 91602 Home: (818)760-8061 Office: (818)755-3912 FAX: (818)755-4610 E-mail: pmcsales@aol.com

Rev. John F. Miller, Vice-Ch.

(First Cong'l Ch, Three Oaks)

110 E. Ash Street Three Oaks, Ml 49128. Home: (616)756-7213 FAX: (815)461-5960 E-mail: jomiller@triton.net

Robert Snyder

(Margaret-"Peggy") (First Cong'l, Toledo)

1529Treetop Place

Bowling Green, OH 43402-5228

Home: (419)373-1852

E-mail: snyderr@mailfindlay.edu

2001-2005

Pamela P. Smith 31 8 E. Acacia Road

(Robert) Fox Point, Wl 53217

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Point) Home: (414) 351-2579

E-mail: mathtyme@aol.com

Executive Committee Liaison

Gregory Ellcey Staff Executive

Thomas M. Richard

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FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE

The Financial Services Committee (FSC) shall have the responsibility for fund raising; long range planning including the identification of financial needs; budget assistance to committees, commissions, and divisions; and other financial services to the association in the area of Building and Loan, insurance, benefits, financial advisors, stewardship and the delivery of financial services to our churches.

William Barnes

(Barbara)

(Plymouth Cong'l, Plainfield)

Harold Frentz (Elsie)

(Oneonta Congregational, South Pasadena)

Thomas Lootens, Ch. (Enid T.) (First Cong'l, Royal Oak)

William A. Riner (Dortha) (First Cong'l, Cheyenne)

1961 Naperville Road Plainfield, IL 60544 Home: (815)436-5039 E-mail: pfdbd1@aol.com

10035 Haledon,#1 Downey, CA 90240 Home: (562)862-9283

3003 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, Ml 48073-3024 Home: (248)288-4029 E-mail: enidtom@juno.com

1 08 W. 29'' Street Cheyenne, WY 82001 Home: (307)632-4521 FAX: (307)772-0500

Grant Stannard

(Katherine)

(Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

P.O. Box 4064

Wichita, KS 67204-0064

Home: (316)634-2858

Office: (316)744-0433

FAX: (316)744-0436

E-mail: gstannard@wbcarter.com

Ex Officio

James Walsh Executive Committee Liaison

Kenneth Arnold Staff Executive Thomas M. Richard

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FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE (continued)

The Activities of the Financial Services Committee are carried out by the following teams:

Fund Raising Team is responsible for:

• Raising unrestricted funds for Administration Expenses:

Local Church Solicitations (Congregational Fellowship

Campaign)

Selected Individual Solicitation

Business Gifts

Special Gifts (estates, trusts, etc.)

• Raising endowment funds and other restricted gifts:

Foundations

Individuals

Grants

Hiring and supervising an outside fund raising

organization/person

• Coordinating the development of a Long Range Fund Raising Plan.

• On request, providing advice, counsel, assistance and training to other NA Divisions and Commissions.

Budget Consulting Team is responsible for:

• Reviewing Budgeting Process

• Assisting in the preparation of the General Operating Budget:

Prepare Estimates of Income

Development of the General Operating Fund allocations to the

Divisions and Commissions.

• On request, assisting Divisions and Commissions:

Budget Preparation Budget Review Training

• Assisting in Development of overall NA Budget '

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FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE (continued)

Financial Stewardship Team is responsible for:

• Providing the following consulting services and programs to local churches to assist them in fulfilling their local missions and meeting the challenges facing them in the 21^' century.

Stewardship programs Planned Giving programs Endowment/Investment Development Endowment/Investment Fund Management Promotion of Congregational Investment Trust Estate Planning and Wills Seminar Financial Management and Planning Internal Budgeting Process Debt Management

• Tailoring existing NA Programs to meet a local church's need

• Conducting training programs and seminars Building and Loan Team is responsible for:

• Providing loans to local churches for new buildings, additions, remodeling, repairing, and emergencies.

• Providing consulting and training services to local churches in the areas of:

Building Plans, programs and maintenance

Insurance. Compensation, and Benefits Team is responsible for:

• Minister Compensation Packages

• Pension Plans

• Health Insurance

• Fire and Liability Insurance

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FINANCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE (continued)

NA Property Management Team Training Team is responsible for:

Training in all FSC areas

Information and Marketing programs covering all areas of FSC

responsibility

Information booth/table at annual meeting

Coordination of FSC Seminars

Development of Training programs and services in FSC areas

Development of FSC new member indoctrination program

Development of "Train the Trainers" programs

Regional Financial Services Teams are the FSC's "on site" contact with the local churches. They:

• Maintain a regular contact with the churches within their designated area

• Keep the local churches aware of the services available to them

• At the request of the local church, arrange for or provide the service required.

• Act as a goodwill ambassador for the NA

FINANCIAL ADVISORS

Region 1: (Washington, Idaho, Western Montana, Oregon, Alaska)

David J. Williams 1 1 0 Country Club Dr. SW #203

(Roberta) Tacoma, WA 98498

(First Cong'l, Tacoma) Home: (253) 584-8222

E-mail: DJWILL@aol.com

Region 2: (California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii)

Louie Horvitz 4650 Morse Avenue

(Claire) Sherman Oaks, CA 91423-

(Cong'l Ch. of the Chimes, 3326

Sherman Oaks) Home: (818)784-3146

Harold Frentz 10035 Haledon, #1

(Elsie) Downey, CA 90240

(Oneonta Congregational, Home: (562) 862-9283 South Pasadena)

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FINANCIAL ADVISORS (continued)

Regions: (Eastern Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado)

William A. Riner 108 W. 29th Street

(Dortha) Cheyenne, WY 82001

(First Cong'l, Cheyenne) Home: (307) 632-4521

FAX: (307)772-0500

Region 4: (IVIinnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota)

Carroll Metzner (Peggy) (Heritage Cong'l, Madison)

Steven S. Hoth

(JoEllen M.) (First Cong'l,

Burlington)

733 Huron Hill Madison, Wl 53711 Home: (608) 233-5288 Office: (608) 257-3764 FAX: (608)257-3757

6048 Nikonha Place Burlington, lA 52601 Office: (319)754-5000 FAX: (319)754-1960 E-mail: attorney@interl.net

Region 5: (Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Louisiana)

Steve Yager

(Cathie)

(Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

Grant Stannard

(Katherine)

(Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

Region 6: (Illinois, Indiana)

Roger Cain

(Tinley Park Cong'l, Chicago)

William Barnes

(Barbara)

(Plymouth Cong'l, Plainfield)

341 South Crestway Wichita, KS 67218 Home: (316)681-3804 Office: (316)264-5444

P.O. Box 4064

Wichita, KS 67204-0064

Home: (316)634-2858

Office: (316) 744-0433

FAX: (316) 744-0436

E-mail: gstannard@wbcarter.com

P.O. Box 1449 Chicago, IL 60601 Home: (312)263-0282 Office: (312)658-1110

1961 Naperville Road Plainfield, IL 60544 Home: (815)436-5039

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FINANCIAL ADVISORS (continued)

Region 7: (Michigan, Ohio, Ontario)

Fred C. Betzhold (Peggy) (First Cong'l, Akron)

3124 Harriett Road

Silver Lake, OH 44224-311 2

Phone: (330)688-8919

A.L. "Red" Barron (Geraldine) (First Cong'l, Toledo)

Rev. John Double (Colleen) (Gahanna Cong'l, Gahanna)

1892 Wight

Millbury, OH 43447-9722

Home: (419)836-6292

470 Havens Corners Road Gahanna, Oh 43230-3107 Home: (614)418-9515 Office: (614)471-2168 FAX: (614)478-7843 E-mail: i.w.deuble@worldnet.att.net

Thomas Lootens (Enid T.) (First Cong'l,

3003 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, Ml 48073-3024 Royal Oak) Home: (248)288-4029

E-mail: enidtom@juno.com

Don Morris

(Zella)

(Sutton's Bay Cong'l)

8330 South Dunn's Farm Road Maple City, Ml 49664 Home: (231 ) 334-4355 May-October Home: (520) 721-1697 Nov-April

Rev. Matt Olson

(Elizabeth)

(First Cong'l, St. Johns)

100 Maple Avenue St. Johns, Ml 48879 Home: (517)224-6624 Office: (517)224-2636 FAX: (517)224-8306

Ned Parks

(First Cong'l, Akron)

1 864 Revere Road Akron, OH 44333-1946 Home: (330)666-8309

Harold Dobson (Sharon)

(Mayfair-Plymouth Cong'l, Toldeo)

4751 Elm Place Toledo, OH. 43613 Home: (734)856-1184 E-mail: hsdobson@toast.net

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FINANCIAL ADVISORS (continued)

Region 8: (Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland)

Santo L. Piazza 724 Clawson Street

(Marilyn) Staten Island, NY 10306

(Oakwood Heights Community, Home: (718)351-8306 Staten Island)

Region 9: (Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida)

Rev. Dr. George W. Brown, Jr. (Edith)

(Bethany Union Cong'l, Chicago)

22916 102"' Trail Live Oak, FL 32060 Home: (904)658-3452

Region 10: (New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island)

Roland Sutton (Nancy) (First Cong'l, South Paris)

Box 728

Norway, ME 04268 Home: (207)743-8824 Office: (207)743-6344

Michael S. Robertson (Emily) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Taunton)

PO Box 2749 Taunton, MA 02780 Home: (508) 540-3671 Office: (508)822-1472 FAX: (508)828-9147

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BUILDING AND LOAN TEAM

The Building and Loan Fund was originally incorporated in April, 1959 (without stock and not for profit). In March, 1962, the incorporated Fund was dissolved and its assets were transferred to the Corporation for the Association.

Its purpose is to promote, encourage, assist, and - in any manner - aid the establishment, building, remodeling, maintenance, repair, location and/or relocation of Congregational Christian Churches which are members of the Association. It seeks and encourages contributions so that it may extend assistance to an increasing number of Churches.

You may contact:

Irven Gammon (Brenda) (Rockland Cong'l, Rockland)

1 92 Limerock Street Rockland, ME 04841 Home: (207)596-6992 Office: (207)594-8656 E-mail: Pherb222@aol.com

Dr. Gustave Goldshine, Ch. (Marilyn) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

336 Hudson Ave Placentia, CA 92870-2613 Home: (714)993-1475 E-mail: GDGoldshine@msn.com

Milo M. Matthies (Sonah)

8550 N. Granby Avenue Apt 370 Kansas City, MO 64154-1248 Home: (816)436-0320

June Wassenberg (Buzz) (Community Cong'

48 N. Piney Road, P.O. Box 430 BigPiney, WY 83113 Big Piney) Home: (307)276-3560 FAX: (307)276-3699

Robert Winterhalter (First Cong'l

548 E. Provivencia Ave #204 Los Angeles) Burbank, CA 91501

Home: (818)566-8996

Cell: (818)427-8050

E-mail: r winterhalter@hotmail.com

Financial Services Committee Representative

Thomas Lootens Staff Executive

Thomas M. Richard

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INVESTMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The Investment Advisory Committee directs the investment philosophy of Association and member church endowment and reserve funds in accordance with previously established criteria. These investments are managed by a professional manager and staff whose performance is regularly evaluated against industry standards by the Committee. The Committee may recommend any changes in the employment of professional management based upon continuity of investment philosophy and performance of the portfolio.

Robert C. Brunner, Ch. 8330 N. Green Bay Road

(Audrey) River Hills, Wl 53217-2064

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Point) Home: (414) 354-7809

FAX: (414)354-2428

Arthur Ebert (Joan) (North Shore Cong'l

9632 N. Valley Hill Drive Mequon, Wl 53092 Fox Point) Home: (262)241-9632 Office: (414)278-8500

R. Ron Heiligenstein 7374 N. Secret Canyon Drive

(Judith) Tucson, AZ 85718

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Point) Home: (520) 577-9607

FAX: (520)577-9607 E-mail: ronheil@aol.com

Donald T. Miesbauer (Janice) (First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

Keith Naeve

(Plymouth Cong'l, Racine)

Dr. J. Fred Rennebohm (Marilynn) (First Cong'l, Wauwatosa)

8157 Woodland Avenue Wauwatosa, Wl 53213 Home: (414)453-2070

1315 N. Sunnyslope Dr. #204 Racine, Wl 53406-3474 Home: (262)884-0977 FAX: (262)884-0978

1390 Crescent Drive Elm Grove, Wl 53122 Home: (262)786-8329 E-mail: JFRMSR@aol.com

Ex Officio

Thomas Lootens Executive Committee Liaison

Susan Carter Staff Executive

Thomas M. Richard

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT (A Division)

A statement of purpose for the Congregational Church Development Division appears in the Bylaws of the Corporation for the National Association as follows:

"To serve as the Agency of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches in encouraging and supporting the organization and development of new Congregational Christian Churches by such methods and in such locations as the Division may determine appropriate after due study and survey, including response to the inquiries of self-generating groups which may request counsel and support from the National Association for such a purpose."

The Division has the power to accept, accumulate, and expend funds designated for the above purposes, all funds being held in the name of the Corporation for the Association. In 1999, The Division established a goal of sponsoring at least one viable new church plant per year. It elects its own officers and reports semi- annually to the Executive Committee sitting as the Board of Directors of the Corporation. It also is involved in the promotion and administration of the Ten Dollar Plus Club.

1998-2002

Rev. Cynthia Shepherd (Philip)

(Colonial @ Heritage Sq. Chanhassen)

5162 Tuxedo Boulevard Mound, MN 55364 Honne: (952)472-6924 Office: (952)949-0570 FAX: (952)472-4653 E-mail: GCHSquare@aol.com

1999-2003

Rev. E. Neil Hunt, Oh. (Sharon) (Meadowbrook Cong'l, Novi)

21355 Meadowbrook Road Novi, Ml 48375 Home: (248)344-2583 Office: (248)348-7757 FAX: (248)348-0501 E-mail: nhunt@A1access.net

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH DEVELOPMENT (continued)

1999-2003

Rev. Richard Adair (Kelly) (Second Cong'

2000-2004

Beloit)

657 Bluff Street Beloit, Wl 53511 Home: (608)362-4419 Office: (608)362-6857 E-mail: sccon@inwave.com

Rev. Terry Bascom Church & High Streets

(Willow) Bound Brook, NJ 08805

(Cong'l Church of Bound Brook) Home: (732) 356-0949

Office: (732)356-1293 E-mail: twbascom@earthlink.net

Dr. Lee Hermes (Betty)

(Friendship Comm., Treasure Island)

101 Lake Side Drive Oldsmar, FL 34677 Home: (727)773-8440 E-mail: wingedfeet@ij.net

2001-2005

Rev. John Carson (Susan) (Central Cong'l, Galesburg)

Rev. Markham Dunn, Sr. (Diana) (Third Cong'l, Middletown)

60 Public Square Galesburg, IL 61401 Home: (309)344-0057 Office: (309)343-5145 FAX: (309)343-5146 E-Mail: john@centralcong.org

94 Miner Street Middletown, CT 06457 Home: (860)632-2684 Office: (860)632-0733 FAX: (860)632-1486 E-mail: thirdchurch@msn.com

Corporate Member James Hopkins Staff Executive Donald P. Olsen

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CONGREGATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR

THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

(A Division)

The Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies was established in 1961 as a response to the concern many people were expressing for where the churches were to find ministers whose commitment, training and preparation fitted them uniquely for service to these churches of the Congregational Way.

It represents an unusual approach to theological education designed to serve the special requirements of our diverse Congregational fellowship in which no single theological or social viewpoint can represent all of the churches.

CFTS is, as the name denotes, a Foundation which provides financial aid in the form of grants and scholarships and thereby places a fine theological education within the reach of all potential Congregational ministers. It also seeks to enrich each student's program academically by providing a directed study in Congregational History and Polity and by providing annual seminars on topics related to ministry in the Congregational churches. To provide experience in the practice of ministry, each student is required to serve an internship in an approved NACCC teaching church. By giving equal emphasis to the financial, the academic and the practical portions of the program, the Congregational Foundation for Theological Studies provides unusually fine preparation for ministry in Congregational churches of our Association.

To continue its mission and to assure the future of the Congregational ministry, the Foundation depends on the member churches of the Association to:

Provide regular financial support;

Identify talented and committed men and women, and to challenge them to give serious consideration to the Congregational ministry as a vocation;

Provide practical work experiences in Congregational churches for CFTS interns.

For additional information, contact the CFTS Dean: The Rev. Phil R. Jackson P.O. Box 1620 Oak Creek, Wl 53154

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C.F.T.S. (continued)

1998-2002

Rev. Dr. Lowell Linden (2000) (Shirley) (First Cong'l, Redlands)

Rev. Dr. Steven Peay, Ch. (Julie) (Heritage Cong'l, Madison)

1999-2003

2 West Olive Street Redlands, CA 92373 Home: (909)793-0147 Office: (909)793-3157 Fax: (909)793-3187 E-mail: 1stcong@aol.com

3102 Prairie Road

Madison, Wl 53719

Home: (608)270-9541

Office: (608)274-0833

FAX: (608)274-1340 E-mail-Office: speay® heritagemadison.org E-mail-Home: RDSAPeay@AOL.com

Rev. John Curtis

(Plymouth Cong'l, Plainfield)

Beverly Vink Douthett (Roger) (Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

2001-2005

Diane Robertson (Dudley) (First Cong'l, Chester)

Rev. Casey vanderBent (Teresa) (People's Cong'l, Bayport)

Corporate Member

Roy Backus Staff Executive

Phil R. Jackson

1052 E 143^' Street Plainfield, IL 60544 Home: (815)439-1501 Office: (815)436-3409 E-mail: RevJBC@juno.com

641 N Woodlawn #67 Wichita, KS 67208 Home: (316)686-8782 Office: (316)554-2236 FAX: (316)684-0223 E-mail: bvink@usd261.com

4858 Highlands Place Charlottesville, VA 22901 Home: (434)823-9525

1 6460 23^' Streets St. Croix Beach, MN 55043 Home: (651) 436-2919 Email: CvJrny@aol.com

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DIVISION FOR MINISTRY

The chief concern of this Division is for the Congregational ministry in its variety of forms. Through the office of the Staff Secretary for Pastoral Relations, support and aid are offered search committees as they seek ministers for churches of the Association, and consultation is offered to churches and ministers seeking to resolve problems and conflicts. The Office of Pastoral Relations also maintains current files of records and profiles for each Association member church, and credentials and professional dossiers for ministers. In addition, the Division for Ministry acts as the agent for the Congregational churches for the endorsement of military. Veterans Administration, hospital and prison chaplains.

The Division also administers several special funds:

The Ministerial Assistance/Enrichment Fund provides emergency financial assistance to ministers, both active and retired. Also, financial support is offered for a variety of continuing education opportunities. With resources of this fund, the Ministers' Convocation is planned and presented by the Division Board.

The Retired Ministers' Fund was established by the Rev. Dr. Max Strang, a long-time Congregational minister, and Mr. Fred Hoerner, a Congregational layman, to recognize the value of the service rendered by retired Congregational ministers and their spouses. This fund has been supported generously by the churches of the Association and now provides an annual stipend to all retired ministers who have served NACCC churches.

The Winthrop Administration Fund was established in 1987 by the Division Board to provide for the cost of administering the programs and services of the Division. At this time the Winthrop Fund endowment is inadequate to cover administrative costs. Donations to this very important fund are greatly appreciated.

1998-2002

William Rafuse (2000)

(Donna) P.O. Box 369

(Rapid River Cong'l, Rapid River) Rapid River, Ml 49878

Home: (906)474-6240 Office: (906)474-6646 E-mail: wrafuse@chartermi.net

Rev. Dr. Jay M. Terbush, Ch. 86 Lancaster Road

(South Cong'l, Hartford) West Hartford, CT 061 1 9

Home: (860)523-0169 Office: (860)249-8627 E-mail: DrJay@southchurchhartford.org

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DIVISION FOR MINISTRY (continued)

1999-2003

Helen Gierke

(Dewey)

(Florence Cong'l, Florence)

Rev. Arthur P. Ritter (Laura) (First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

2000-2004

Dr. Donald Bentley (Penny) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

Rev. Glenn Lawson (Linda) (United Cong'l, LaGrange)

2001-2005

Rev. Dr. Michael Chittum (Vicki) (Plymouth Cong'l, Wichita)

Rev. William Genda (Lynn) (Gurnee Comm, Gurnee)

122 Pine Street Florence, MA 01062 Home: (413)584-9049 Office: (413)584-1325 E-mail: heleng@mail.map.com

2150 Foothill Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84109 Home: (801)942-6078 Office: (801)487-1357 FAX: (801)466-1331 E-mail: fcc@aros.net

1 826 Roanoke Road Claremont, CA 91711 Home: (909)624-9195 FAX: (909)607-1247 E-mail: dbentley@pomona.edu

303 Dallis Street LaGrange, GA 30240 Home: (706) 882-6360 Office: (706) 882-6327 Email: pastorlawson @ mindspring.com

202 N Clifton

Wichita, KS 67208-3324

Home: (316) 684-6261

Office: (316) 684-0221

Fax:(316)684-0223

Email: MChit50171 ©aol.com

1710 Lind Lane

Gurnee, IL 60031

Home: (847) 263-7787

Office: (847) 336-2392

Email: gcchurch@ameritech.net

Corporate Member

Alice Murphy Staff Executive

Phil R. Jackson

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (A Division)

The mandate for missions comes first from Scripture, which says "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit..." (Matthew 28:19-20). The tradition of Congregational churches' involvement in Christian missions began in the colonial period and is as long and faithful as any in American history. Your Missionary Society is working to build an even deeper commitment to this ministry of outreach in the churches of our Association.

The present Missionary Society was established in 1954, and in 1961 became a Division of the Corporation for the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. The statement of purpose for the Missionary Society appears in the Bylaws of the Corporation, as follows:

^To serve as the missionary agent of tiie ctiurches of tfie Nationai Association, and of such churches as desire its service; to receive, manage, and distribute such funds and properties as may be entrusted to it according to the expressed wishes of the donors, or in the absence of such designation, by vote of the division; to counsel with such Churches as call upon it in the area of their missionary concern: and generally to stimulate the spreading of the Gospel of Jesus Christ by such means as are in keeping with the basic principle of the Congregational Christian Churches..."

Volunteer board members serve this Division and its worldwide concerns. Funds received are disbursed through the Treasury of the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches. Gifts are faithfully administered according to the wishes of the donors. Working in cooperation with its Executive Staff person, the Missionary Society monitors all selected projects so that individuals and churches in our Association may have confidence that their contributions are used with integrity and for purposes which are in valid support of Christian missions.

The Missionary Society strives to select projects that are distinctively Christian and distinctively Congregational. Currently, missionaries in nine countries are receiving our support. Aid is given to churches and other mission projects in the United States, some of which are cross-cultural in nature. Overall, this program of Christian missions is becoming more holistic, ministering to the needs of the whole person, including the spiritual, the physical, and the relational. All supported missions are under regular review and evaluation. The needs are genuine, and the projects are worthy of prayerful and generous support.

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (continued)

1998-2002

Anne Butman (Peter) (First Cong'l, Hanson)

151 Crescent Street Hanson, MA 02341 Home: (781)293-9579 E-mail: alb1102@aol.com

Wayne Olson

(Elinore)

(First Cong'l, Clarkston)

Joelle Sommers, Ch. (Larry) (Heritage Cong'l, Madison)

595 Judi Anne Lane Holly. Ml 48442 Home: (248)627-6802 E-mail: olsongtmi@cs.com

438 Hilltop Drive Madison, Wl 53711 Home: (608)238-7731 Office: (608)245-6349 E-mail: LARRYANDJOSOMMERS@prodigy.net

1999-2003

Steven S. Hoth

(JoEllen M.)

(First Cong'l, Burlington)

6048 Nikonha Place Burlington, lA 52601 Home: (319)752-6863 Office: (319)754-5000 FAX: (319)754-1960

Rev. Thomas (Ted) Miller (Sally) (First Cong'l, Evanston)

Jeniel Smith (2000) (Tracy) (First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

1417 Hinman Avenue Evanston, IL 60201 Home: (847)864-6712 Office: (847)864-8332 FAX: (847)864-2143 E-mail: tesm@juno.com

4812 Naniloa Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84117 Home: (801)278-0165 E-mail: JENTRAS@aol.com

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MISSIONARY SOCIETY (continued)

2000-2004

Linda Freud

(Sanford "Sandy") (Faith Cong'l, Monrovia)

3300 East Greenleaf Drive Brea, CA 92823 Home: (714)996-8170 E-nnail: slfreud@msn.com

Rev. Kevin Roach (Ruth Ann) (Wachogue Cong'l,

80 Arvilla Street Springfield, MA 01118 Springfield) Home: (413)782-6866 Office: (413)782-6229 E-mail: revkevroach@aoLcom

Donald Sturgis (Mandy) (Pilgrim Cong'l, Pomona)

1188 Morningside Drive

Claremont, CA 91711-2438

Home: (909)626-2019

Cell: (909)204-4218

FAX: (909)626-2019

E-mail: DonSturgis@linkline.com

2001-2005

Laurie Kendall

(North Cong'

961 1 Shearson Court Farmington Hills) Plymouth, Ml 48170 Home: (734)459-3231 E-Mail: lakendall@mediaone.net

Margaret (Peggy) Snyder (Robert) (First Cong'l. Toledo)

1529 Treetop Place Bowling Green, OH 43402-5228 Home: (419)373-1852 E-mail: snyderr@mailfindlay.edu

Rev. Joe Walton (Sharon)

(Church of the Oaks, Del Rey Oaks)

61 1 W. Acacia Salinas, CA 93901-1539 Home: (831)424-5395 FAX: (831)422-8154 E-mail: oakspastor@aol.com

Corporate Member

Patricia Dando Haaheim Staff Executive

Donald P. Olsen

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CHURCH SERVICES COMMISSION

The Church Services Commission provides and promotes services and programs to the local churches. This Commission was formed by consolidating those functions previously held by the Commissions on Christian Education, Family Life in the Church, Spiritual Resources, Women and Youth.

Organization

The Commission plans programs and provides services to meet the needs of the member churches as determined by the Annual Meeting, the Executive Committee, other Boards or Divisions or the Commission. It also has responsibility for planning the Resource Room for the Annual meeting. Eighteen members are elected to serve on the Commission. Eight members serve on the Youth Subcommittee which has responsibility for approval of NAPF and HOPE co-directors, the YLR (Your Leadership Resources — seminars for Youth Leaders and Christian Education teachers), PMV (Pilgrim Missionary Voyage — mission trips for youth) as well as site selection for the HOPE and NAPF meetings and facilitating the meeting planning by the Co-directors and officers. Five members are elected to the Christian Education and Spiritual Resources Subcommittee and to the Family Life, Men's and Women's Subcommittee. These subcommittees work together on all activities.

Ministry Teams

The Commission makes extensive use of ministry teams. A ministry team is a group of three to five who have been assigned a specific task for a specific period of time. Members may be from the CSC, other Divisions, Boards or Committees, or members of NA churches with no other NA office. They work under the direction of the Commission and are responsible to it for the completion for the task.

Chair of the Church Services Commission

Diane Williams 4934 Whitcomb Drive

(Heritage Cong'l, Madison) Madison, Wl 53711

Work: (608)441-4108 Home: (608)274-5597 E-mail: dianefae@msn.com Work Email: Diane.Williams@USCellular.com

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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION & SPIRITUAL RESOURCES SUBCOMMITTEE

1999-2002

Mary Lee Jones (1999)

(Plymouth Cong'I, Wichita)

3835 E. Lewis Wichita, KS 67218 Home: (316)681-0382 E-mail: kivaladder@juno.com

2000-2003

Kay Lenz

(Cong'I Ch. of the Chimes Sherman Oaks)

571 5 Allott Avenue Valley Glenn, CA 91401 Home: (818)786-5059 Fax: (818)789-3253

2000-2004

Ed Millar

(Gay)

(Oneonta CC, S. Pasadena)

9053 Marshall Street Rosemead, CA 91770 Home: (626)573-2994

Rebecca McCullough (Michael) (First Cong'I, Burlington)

826 N. 3^' Street Burlington, lA 52601 Home: (319)752-5684 •mail: beckymuccullough@netzero.net

2001-2005

Chris Fleischmann (Robert) (Heritage Cong'I, Madison)

7819 W. Briar Lake Drive Duluth, MN 55803 Home: (218)525-7604 E-mail: chrisfleis@aol.com

Executive Committee Liaison

Joseph Clarke Staff Support

Ruth Mahnke

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FAMILY LIFE, MEN'S & WOMEN'S SUBCOMMITTEE

1999-2002

Catherine Drake

(Flatbush-Tompkins, Brooklyn)

732 Westminster Road Brooklyn, NY 11230 Home: (718)951-1422 E-mail: cdrake5361 ©aol.com

Donna Dawes

(Roslindale Cong'l, Boston)

269 Perham Street West Roxbury, MA 02132 Home: (617) 325-4433 E-mail: DonnDawes@aol.com

2000-2004

Rev. Thomas Johnson (Jill)

(Spring Creek Cong'l, Spring Creek) (W. Spring Creek Cong'l, Spring Creek)

PO Box 47

Spring Creek, PA 16436-0047

Home: (814)664-8885

Office: (814)664-8885

E-mail: pastortom@stargate.net

2001-2005

Howard Hatfield (Jo) (First Cong'l, Mansfield)

3636 Muirfield Drive Mansfield, OH 44903-9234 Home: (419)529-2761

Penny Schibsted (James) (First Cong'l, Anaheim)

260 S. Jutewood Street Anaheim, CA 92808 Home: (714)283-2802 E-mail: schibstedl @ aol.com

Executive Committee Liaison

Joseph Clarke Staff Support

Ruth Mahnke

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YOUTH SUBCOMMITTEE

1998-2002

Diane Williams

(Heritage Cong'l, Madison)

4934 Whitcomb Drive Madison, Wl 53711 Work: (608)441-4108 Home: (608)274-5597 E-mail: dianefae@msn.com

Work Email: Diane.Williams@USCellular.com

Donna Williams (Robert) (Fourth Cong'l, Chicago)

2843 W. Sherwin Chicago, IL 60645 Home: (773)764-2647 E-mail: williams945@cs.com

1999-2003

Michelle (Hunt) Simino, Co-Ch. (Chase) (Meadowbrook Cong'l, Novi)

8310 Brookwood Drive Portage, Ml 49024 Home: (616) 327-5518 Office: (616) 321-1310 Work FAX: (616) 321-1355 (Sept-May) E-mail: michsimino@aol.com

Chris Jones, Co-Ch.

(Pilgrim Cong'l, Green Bay)

1 420 Sand Acres Drive DePere,WI 54115 Phone:(920)336-1116 Email: cljones81 @juno.com

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YOUTH SUBCOMMITTEE (continued)

2000-2004

Deanna Hupp (Edwin) (Pilgrim Cong'!, Pomona)

841 E. Dalton Glendora, CA 91741 Phone: (626)335-1301 E-mail: DEEANDEDHUPP@cs.com

Scott Kniefel

(Heather) (First Cong'

14241 Old Seward Highway Anchorage, AK 99515 Anchorage) Phone: (907)344-5694

E-mail: kniefels@alaska.com

2001-2005

Renee Soderberg (Adam) (E Orrington Cong, Orrington)

34 Rabbits Run Orrington, ME 04474 Phone: (207) 825-4846 Email: gabby306@aol.com

Lisa Dembkowski (Peter) (Florence Cong'

Florence)

35 Glendale Road Florence, MA 01062-9710 Phone:(413)584-8595 Email: jlisa@map.com

Executive Committee Liaison

Michael Hicks Staff Support

Phil R. Jackson

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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PILGRIM FELLOWSHIP

The purpose of the National Association of Pilgrim Fellowship is:

"To promote a free Christian way of life among the youth of our country; to unite all Congregational young people in worship, fellowship and service; to develop the spiritual qualities and leadership of youth; to convey our ideas to the world in Christian action."

Activities of the NAPF are directed by national officers elected at the Annual Meeting. As a part of the program of the Church Services Commission, the NAPF operates under the Youth subcommittee with the assistance of Co-Directors appointed by the subcommittee. The NAPF strives to serve local groups by providing aid and encouragement at the Annual Meeting and by communications throughout the year.

David Gorman

President

(First Cong'l, Royal Oak)

2012Glenwood

Royal Oak, Ml 48073

Home: (248) 435-3179

Emaill: MDHGMBGG4@aol.com

Steven White

First Vice President

(North Shore Cong'l, Fox Pt.)

Ryan Hite

Second Vice President (Comm Cong, Franklin)

Laura G rover

Secretary/Treasurer

(First Cong'l, Salt Lake City)

901 W. Glen River Road Glendale, Wl 53217 Home: (414)961-1243 E-mail: shwhite@execpc.com

2735 N 700 E Franklin, IN 46131 Home: (317)738-0266 E-mail: Ryan_Hite@yahoo.com

P.O. Box 520581 Salt Lake City, UT 84152 Home: (801)487-0413 E-mail: LuckyU540@aol.com

CO-DIRECTORS

Wendy Brown, Co-Director (Kenneth) (First Cong'l, Akron)

Lynn Merkel, Co-Director (Stuart) (Gurnee Comm, Gurnee)

292 E. Market Street Akron, OH 44308 Home: (330)940-2565 Office: (330)253-5109 FAX: (330) 253-8303 E-mail: Kenwen@prodigy.net

1090 Hawthorne Street Gurnee, IL 60031 Home: (847)244-7216 E-mail: LynnieVon@aol.com

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HERITAGE OF PILGRIM ENDEAVOR

HOPE is an active fellowship of young Congregationalists who have been graduated from high school and who wish to continue their ties with the Association. It operates under the guidance of the Youth Subcommittee of the Church Services Commission and has two Co-Directors appointed by the Youth subcommittee. The purpose of HOPE shall be to: 1. Promote, encourage, and nurture Christian fellowship among Congregational Young adults. 2. Assist such young adults in strengthening their spirituality, self esteem, and individuality as maturing Christians. 3. Assist and prepare such young adults to become informed, creative, and active participants within their local church. 4. Prepare such young adults for opportunities of service within their community. 5.

Develop enthusiastic and dedicated leadership for various levels of service within the National Association and local church.

Elizabeth Kannenberg

(North Shore, Fox Point)

(School - Sept-Dec)

6364 N. Berkeley Boulevard Whitefish Bay, Wl 53217 Home: (414)962-0284 E-mail: kannenbe@bc.edu 171 1 Commonwealth Ave #3 Brighton, MA 02461 Phone: (617)655-8027

Kenny Meehan

(First Church, Lynn)

11 Lindauer Street

Peabody, MA 01 960

Home: (508)560-9927

E-mail: Chubba921 ©yahoo.com

Angela Soucy

(People's Cong'l, Bayport)

CO-DIRECTORS

Greg Gelzinnis

1364 Pine View Trail Houlton, Wl 54082 Home: (715)549-5939 E-mail: dsoucy@pressenter.com

3002 Godfrey Road Godfrey, IL 62035 Home: (618)466-4550 Office: (618)466-8693 FAX: (618)466-4520 E-mail: trolley1@ezl.com

Joanne Simpson

(First Church, Lynn)

5 Lynch Street Peabody, MA 01 960 Home: (978)531-1502 FAX: (781)744-5293 E-mail: Jsimp0780@aol.com

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THE CHURCHES OF THE

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

MEMBER CHURCHES

Churches which have officially voted to join the Association.

ASSOCIATE MEMBER CHURCHES

Any Christian Church, in sympathy with the purposes and goals of this Association, and in accordance with the procedure of ARTICLE III. Section 1 , above, may request and associate membership in the Association, without vote, but with representation on the floor at meetings.

AFFILIATED ASSOCIATIONS AND CONFERENCES

Associations and Conferences that have voted to affiliate with the Association, although some member churches, individually, are not members of the National Association.

Privileges of classifications are defined in Articles of Association and Bylaws.

Notations:

Statistics are for the calendar year 2000, or the most recent fiscal year of the member Church, and of the Association. Contributions to the Association from Member Churches are for the fiscal year of the Association, April 1 , 2000 - March 31, 2001.

Addresses of ministers can be obtained from the Ministers list, which follows the list of Area Congregational Associations and Fellowships.

Certain ministerial staffs are larger than shown. Space dictates the listing of no more than four on this form. All ministers are shown in Ministers section.

Church School Enrollment includes children age three (3) through 8th grade.

Youth Enrollment covers youth from 9th grade through high school.

Code:

(+) Indicates current report not received from Church. Information listed is from previous years.

(~) Indicates another denominational membership

A blank space indicates the Church did not provide the information.

Information in this listing is as of August 1 , 2001 .

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