1998 Iowa Conference Journal

1998 Conference Journal 

Iowa Annual Conference 

of the United Methodist Church 

155 th Session 

Sacred Worth

THE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

1998 

Iowa Annual Conference 

JOURNAL 

and 

OFFICIAL RECORD 

One Hundred Fifty-Fifth Session 

Held at 

IOWA STATE CENTER 

Ames, Iowa 

June 5-8, 1998

PURPOSE 

In Genesis, Chapters 1 to 5, God is revealed as Creator and 

Sustainer of the Universe. Jesus said, "The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, 

because He has anointed me to preach the Good News to the poor. He 

has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovering of sight 

to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, to proclaim the 

acceptable year of the Lord." Paul said, "You are the Body of Christ." 

These Biblical directives mandate a concern for the physical, 

spiritual, and mental wholeness of each person and all people and the 

environment in which they live. Humankind as co-creator has been given 

responsibility for the constructive use of all that is and will be. The 

Church is the community of all true believers under the Lordship of 

Christ. It is one holy, apostolic, and catholic. It is the redemptive 

fellowship in which the Word of God is preached by persons divinely 

called; and, the sacraments are duly administered according to Christ's 

own appointment. Under the discipline of the Holy Spirit, the Church 

exists to provide an avenue for worship, an evangelistic spirit for the 

redemption of the world, and, the edification of believers through 

education and a social consciousness. 

The United Methodist Church is to be a part of the body of Christ 

proclaiming God as Creator, Sustainer and Redeemer as revealed in 

scripture in the person of Jesus Christ extending the love, grace and 

power of God in the world. It requires a denominational and ecumenical 

strategy for action in the universe. 

MISSION STATEMENT 

The mission of the Iowa Annual Conference is to develop leaders who 

proclaim the gospel and transform the world...so that every Iowa United 

Methodist congregation and faith community can fulfill its mission 

through its primary task of making disciples.

BISHOP CHARLES WESLEY JORDAN 

Resident Bishop, Iowa Area

J. Robert Burkhart Charles W. Smith 

Administrative Assistant Director of Administrative 

to the Bishop Services/Treasurer/ 

Statistician 

David P. Harner George Wylie 

Director, Iowa United Communications Director 

Methodist Foundation

1998-1999 Cabinet 

Back row (L to R): Bishop Charles Jordan; Lynn Ryon; Charles Luers; Jerrold Swinton; David 

Wendel; Barrie Tritle; Jerry Oakland; Galen Peckham (retired). Middle row (L to R): Ward Young 

(retired), LaVonne Kaasa; Henry Bevel (retired); Darline Balm-Demmel; Leonard Eberhart. Front row 

(L to R): Richard Sebeniecher; Emmanuel Tabelisma; and David Stout 

1998 Iowa Annual Conference 

Sacred Worth

PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CREDITS 

Secretary of the Iowa Annual Conference Editor-Publisher, Journal 

Susan Ney (Brian) Jill D. Stanton (Robert) 

302 E. North St. 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C 

Algona, IA 50511-2429 Des Moines 50309-2019 

SECTION EDITORS 

Patty Coon (Denny) 1201 Bel Aire Rd. Daily Proceedings 

Polk City, IA 50226 

Patty King (Mike) 206 N. Franklin Ave. Reports of Conference 

Ames, IA 50014 Action, Resolutions 

Rudy Trusheim 7424 Hickory Lane Business of the 

Urbandale 50322 Annual Conference 

Kae Tritle (Barrie) 521 N. 6th St. Memoirs, Roll of 

Burlington 52601 the Dead, Historical 

Record 

OTHER CONTRIBUTING PERSONNEL 

Communications Office 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Photos 

Des Moines 50309 

Deb Harper (Rick) 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Laity Members to 

Des Moines 50309 Annual Conference 

Roland Minshall 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Computer Advisor & 

Des Moines 50309 Cover Design 

Leroy Moore 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Rules of Order 


Barb Oakland (Jerry) 2906 Bonnie Dr. Organizational 

Muscatine 52761 Structure, Laity 

Directory 

Charles W. Smith 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Statistical 

Des Moines 50309 Tables & 

Treasurer Reports 

Jill D. Stanton (Robert) 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Pastoral Record, 

Des Moines 50309 Rolls, Information Reports 

Nicky Wynne 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C Appointments 

Des Moines 50309

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

I. General Directory ............................................................... 8 

II. Cabinet Organization ........................................................... 13 

A. District Superintendents ...................................................... 13 

B. External Assignments ........................................................ 14 

III. Consultants to Boards and Agencies ............................................... 15 

IV. Organizational Structure (Boards, Commissions, Committees) .......................... 17 

V. Information Reports ............................................................. 48 

A. Financial Reports ............................................................ 84 

VI. Roll of the Dead ............................................................... 117 

VII. Memoirs ..................................................................... 117 

VIII. Historical Record of Sessions .................................................... 126 

IX. Daily Proceedings ............................................................. 127 

X. Index of Standing Items ......................................................... 158 

XI. Reports of Conference Action .................................................... 162 

A. Conference Budget ......................................................... 234 

XII. Rules of Order ................................................................ 254 

XIII. Pastoral Record ............................................................... 306 

XIV. Diaconal Record .............................................................. 369 

XV. Business of the Annual Conference ............................................... 372 

XVI. Appointments ................................................................. 400 

XVII. Alphabetical Listing of Churches ................................................. 420 

XVIII. Rolls of Personnel 

A. Clergy Members .......................................................... 431 

B. Clergy in Affiliate Membership .............................................. 486 

C. Clergy on Honorable Location .............................................. 486 

D. Clergy on Administrative Location ........................................... 487 

E. Surviving Spouses of Clergy ................................................ 487 

F. Laity Directory ............................................................ 492 

G. Lay Missioners ........................................................... 505 

H. Deaconesses ............................................................ 506 

I. Missionaries ............................................................. 506 

J. Diaconal Ministers ........................................................ 507 

K. Certified Personnel ....................................................... 508 

L. Non-Certified Personnel ................................................... 510 

M. Laity Members to Annual Conference ........................................ 517 

XIX. Statistical Tables I & II, 1997 ..................................................... 537 

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I. GENERAL DIRECTORY 

A. Conference Center: 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C, Des Moines, Iowa 50309-2019 

Phone: 515-283-1991 

1. Charles W. Jordan, Bishop 

Nicky Wynne, Bishop’s Secretary 

2. J. Robert Burkhart, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop 

Deb Harper, Executive Secretary 

3. Conference Center Personnel 

a. Council on Ministries Staff 

, Council Director 

Anne Elly, Executive Secretary 

Inez Dawes, Associate Director - Council Bluffs/Creston Districts 

Paul Shultz, Associate Director - Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Districts 

Sue Richardson, Administrative Secretary 

Phil Carver, Associate Director - Muscatine/Ottumwa Districts 

Ric Olson, Associate Director - Sioux City/Spencer Districts 

Sheryl Deskin, Administrative Secretary 

Susan Stater, Associate Director - Mason City/Waterloo Districts 

, Associate Director - Des Moines/Fort Dodge Districts 

, Administrative Secretary 

George Wylie, Communications Director 

Brenda P. Henning, Editor, U.M. Life 

Eryn O’Hare, Administrative Secretary 

Richard Faris, Camps Director 

Jo Campney, Camps Registrar 

b. Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

David P. Harner, Director 

Sandy Breckenridge, Associate Director 

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c. Administrative Services 

Conference Treasurer's Office 

Charles W. Smith, Interim Director of Adm. Services/Treasurer/Statistician 

Cynthia Davis, Administrative Secretary 

Russell Hinshaw, Assistant Treasurer/Controller 

Roland Minshall, Computer Systems Manager 

Margaret Biggs, Accounts Receivable 

Richard Hartness, Accounts Payable 

Diane Brockmeyer, Benefits Secretary 

Jill Stanton, Data Manager/Journal Editor 

Doug Summy, Printer/Mail Clerk 

Barbara Higgins, Receptionist 

d. Des Moines District Superintendent 

David B. Stout 

Kathryn and Leroy Moore, Administrative Secretaries

GENERAL DIRECTORY 

B. Council on Ministries Field Staff: 

Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Districts: 

Paul Shultz, 610 4th Ave. S., Mount Vernon 52314-1737 Phone: 319-895-9310 

Council Bluffs/Creston Districts: 

Inez Dawes, 2443 Quail Ridge Ave.,Saint Charles 50240-8523 Phone: 515-462-4550 

Des Moines/Fort Dodge Districts: 

Mason City/Waterloo Districts: 

Susan Stater, 1922 Tremont St., Cedar Falls 50613-3936 Phone: 319-277-3778 

Muscatine/Ottumwa Districts: 

Phil Carver, 517 Vine St., Mount Pleasant 52641-2847 Phone: 319-385-2610 

Sioux City/Spencer Districts: 

Ric Olson, 1611 Shoreway Rd., Storm Lake 50588-3021 Phone: 712-732-9183 

C. Officers of Conference Laity Organizations: 

1. Lay Leader: Margaret Meyer, 4319 Brown St., Davenport 52806 

Phone: 319-391-6454 

2. President, United Methodist Women: Gwenna Appel, 4395 460th St., Curlew 50527 

Phone: 712-855-2419 

3. President, United Methodist Men: James Smith, 205 Parkhurst St., New Sharon 50207 

Phone: 515-673-4908 

4. Conference Youth Coordinator: Barbara K. Mittman, PO Box 262, Nevada 50201 

Phone: 515-382-2739 

D. Campsites 

1. Aldersgate: 

Co-Directors: Jackie S. and Oscar V. Cordon, 2910 Aldersgate Dr., Villisca 50864 

Phone: (camp) 712-826-8121 

2. Golden Valley: 

Executive Director - Steve Luse, 1845 Yellowpine Ave., Lockridge 52635-8032 

Phone: 319-696-2573 

3. Lake Okoboji United Methodist Camp: 

Executive Director, Keith A. Shew, 21413 154th St. Place, Spirit Lake 51360 

Phone: 712-336-2936 Fax: 712-336-1822 

4. Pictured Rocks United Methodist Camp: 

Executive Director - Kent Chittenden, 12004 190th St., Monticello 52310 

Phone: 319-465-4194 

5. Wesley Woods: 

Executive Director - Dave Schar, 1086 Nixon St., Indianola 50125 

Phone: 515-961-4523 

E. Colleges 

1. Cornell College, 600 1st St. W., Mt. Vernon 52314 Phone: 319-895-4000 

Leslie H. Garner, President 

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Catherine Quehl-Engel, Chaplain and Director of Church Relations 

2. Iowa Wesleyan College, 601 N. Main St., Mt. Pleasant 52641 Phone: 319-385-8021 

Robert J. Prins, President Phone: 319-385-6204 

Esther Wonderlich, Archivist (see G.1. of General Directory) 

3. Morningside College, 1501 Morningside Ave., Sioux City 51106 Phone: 712-274-5100 

, President 

Bonnie Zeck, Director of Church Relations and Campus Ministry Coordinator 

4. Simpson College, 701 N. C St., Indianola 50125 Phone: 515-961-1611 

, President 

Gordon Shea, Chaplain and Director of Church Relations 

F. Hospitals 

1. Iowa Methodist, Iowa Lutheran, Blank Children’s Hospital (Central Iowa Health System), 

1200 Pleasant, Des Moines 50309 

Phone: 515-241-6212 

Jim Skogsbergh, President 

Jay Turner, Director of Chaplaincy 

Ivan Lyddon, Director, Resource Development and President of the 

Iowa Methodist Health Foundation, 1440 Ingersoll Ave., Des Moines, 50309 

2. St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center/St. Luke's Health System, Inc., 

2720 Stone Park Blvd., Sioux City 51104 

Phone: 712-279-3500 

John D. Daniels, President/CEO 

Steven H. Pohlman, Director of Chaplaincy/CPE Supervisor 

3. St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, 1026 A Avenue NE, PO Box 3026, Cedar Rapids 52402 

Phone: 319-369-7211 

Stephen E. Vanourny, President 

G. Retirement Homes 

1. Friendship Haven, Inc., 420 Kenyon Road, Fort Dodge 50501 Phone: 515-573-6000 

Craig Johnsen, President/CEO 

Ronald R. Kitterman, Director of Pastoral Care 

2. Methodist Manor, 1300 W. Fourth St., Storm Lake 50588 Phone: 712-732-1120 

Terry L. Penniman, Interim Administrator 

3. The Meth-Wick Community, Inc., 1224-13th Street N.W., Cedar Rapids 52405 

Phone: 319-365-9171 

Bernard Bowman, Executive Director 

Robert Dennert, Chaplain 

4. Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., 3520 Grand Ave., Des Moines 50312 

Phone: 515-271-6789 

Warren Rippey, President/CEO 

a. Halcyon House, 1015 S. Iowa Ave., Washington 52353 Phone: 319-653-7264 

Ann C. Williams, Administrator 

b. Heritage House, 1200 Brookridge Circle, Atlantic 50022 Phone: 712-243-1850 

Dennis L. Crouse, Administrator


c. Wesley Acres, 3520 Grand Ave., Des Moines 50312 Phone: 515-271-6500 

Rick Meyer, Administrator 

d. The Village, 1203 North E St., Indianola 50125 Phone: 515-961-7458 

Mark Paulsen, Administrator 

e. Park Centre, 500 First St. N., Newton 50208 Phone: 515-791-5000 

Joe DeVore, Administrator 

5. Western Home, 420 E. 11th St., Cedar Falls 50613 Phone: 319-277-2141 

Jerry Harris, Executive Director/Administrator 

Walter Phelps, Interim Chaplain 

H. Special Services 

1. Archives, Iowa Conference United Methodist Church, Chadwick Library, Iowa Wesleyan 

College, Mt. Pleasant 52641 Phone: 319-385-6321 (afternoons) 

Esther Wonderlich, Archivist 

2. Bidwell-Riverside, 1203 Hartford, Des Moines 50315 Phone: 515-244-6251 

Robert S. Crandall, Director 

3. Chaplain, Door of Faith Mission, 1006 Grand Ave., Des Moines 50309 

Robert D. Culbertson, Chaplain 

4. Children and Family Urban Ministries, PO Box 41125, Des Moines 50311 

Phone: 515-282-3242 or 515-288-4056 

Carmen Lampe Zeitler, Director 

5. Church World Service/CROP, 3816 - 36th St., Suite 203, Des Moines, 50310 

Phone: 515-274-2224 

Russell Melby, Regional Director 

6. Des Moines Area Religious Council, 3816 36th St., Des Moines, 50310 

Phone: 515-277-6969 

Forrest Harms, Executive Director 

7. Goodwill Industries, 4900 N.E. 22nd, Des Moines 50317 Phone: 515-265-5323 

8. Hawthorn Hill, 3001 Grand Ave. Suite A, Des Moines 50312-4206 Phone: 515-283-1911 

Ruth Anne Petrak, Executive Director 

9. Hillcrest Family Services, Box 1160, 2005 Asbury, Dubuque 52001 

Phone: 319-583-6431 

Gary L. Gansemer, MSW, Executive Director 

Jan Stoffel, Director of Development Ph: 319-583-7357 

10. Iowa Religious Media Service, 3816 36th St., Des Moines, 50310 

Phone: 515-277-2920 

Susan Guy, Director 

11. Pastoral Care and Counseling, 1420 Woodland, Des Moines 50309 

Phone: 515-244-2994 

Larry W. Sonner, Director 

Ann Melton, Secretary 

12. Shesler Hall, 1308 Nebraska St., Sioux City 51105 Phone: 712-258-8059 

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Vera L. Ludwig, Director 


13. United Methodist Ministers' Service Credit Union, P.O. Box 1830, Ames 50010 

Phone: 515-232-2315 (Ames), 515-241-4412 (Des Moines) or 1-800-262-3818 (within 

Iowa) FAX: 515-232-7891 

Dale Mount, President 

14. Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation Facility, 3100 W. 4th St., Box 1438, 

Sioux City 51104 Phone: 712-258-4511 

Merrill G. Muller, Director of Development 

I. Wesley Foundations of Iowa 

1. Drake University, 2718 University, Des Moines 50311 Phone: 515-274-3133 

James R. Nelson, Campus Minister 

2. Iowa State University, 2622 Lincoln Way, Ames 50010 Phone: 515-292-6936 

W Scott Grotewold, Director 

Cynthia McCalmont, Associate Director 

James B. Shirbroun, Campus Minister 

3. University of Iowa, 120 N. Dubuque, Iowa City 52240 Phone: 319-338-1179 

David L. Schuldt, Director 

Marsha Acord, Associate Director 

4. University of Northern Iowa, 2422 College St., Cedar Falls 50613 

Phone: 319-266-4071 

David Glenn-Burns, Director 

Clint Ball, Assistant Director 

J. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, 3816 36th Street, Des Moines 50310 Phone: 515-255-5905 

James Ryan, Director 

K. Cokesbury Book Store, 3528 Merle Hay Road, Des Moines 50310 Phone: 515-278-1631 

FAX: 515-276-7929 

Jane Roul, Director 

L. Urban Mission Councils: 

Churches United of the Quad City Area, 630 9th St., Rock Island, Illinois 61201 

Charles R. Landon, Jr., Executive Director 

Urban Ministry, Inc., 1621 E. 4th St., Waterloo 50703 

Phone: 319-234-0356 

Gerald R. Dolf, Director 

Urban Vision, Inc., 1318 10th Ave. S.W., PO Box 486, Fort Dodge 50501 

Phone: 515-576-4796 

Patricia Avery, Director 

Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice Ministries, 

3700 Cottage Grove, Des Moines 50311 Phone: 515-279-4001 

James A. Pender, Director 

M. Legislative Advocate, Iowa Annual Conference 

321 E. Walnut St. Suite 140, Des Moines 50309-2048 

Phone: 515-243-0740 FAX: 515-243-5540 

Carlos C. Jayne, Jr., Legislative Advocate 

Lori SchraderBachar, Assistant


Dean of the Cabinet: Lynn Ryon 

Secretary of the Cabinet: Jerry Oakland 

II. CABINET ORGANIZATION 

Assistant Secretary of the Cabinet: Darline Balm-Demmel 

A. District Superintendents 

Cedar Rapids District: Barrie M. Tritle Phone: 319-365-6273 

225 First Ave. S.W., Cedar Rapids 52405-3965 FAX: 319-365-5310 

Tracy Majerle, Administrative Secretary 

Council Bluffs District: Richard L. Sebeniecher Phone: 712-322-1238 

101 E. Graham Ave. Suite 2, Council Bluffs 51503-6601 FAX: 712-322-4904 

June Mitchell, Administrative Secretary 

Creston District: Charles E. Luers Phone: 515-782-4281 

113 Montgomery, PO Box 582, Creston 50801 FAX: 515-782-5207 

Ann Tunnicliff, Administrative Secretary 

Des Moines District: David B. Stout Phone: 515-283-1991 

500 E. Court Ave., Suite C, Des Moines 50309-2019 FAX: 515-283-1906 

Leroy & Kathryn Moore, Administrative Secretaries 

Dubuque District: Leonard M. Eberhart Phone: 319-556-4286 

1199 ½ Main St., Dubuque 52001 FAX: 319-556-7816 

Carol Clark, Administrative Secretary 

Fort Dodge District: Lynn A. Ryon Phone: 515-576-2444 

805 Central Ave., Suite 606, Fort Dodge 50501-3954 FAX: 515-576-1399 

Mary Jo Wagner, Administrative Secretary 

Mason City District: Emmanuel Tabelisma Phone: 515-423-5911 

5 N. Federal Ave. Suite 105, Mason City 50401-3257 FAX: 515-424-5603 

Christine Hepker, Administrative Secretary 

Muscatine District: Jerry E. Oakland Phone: 319-264-6836 

216 Sycamore St., Suite 102, Muscatine 52761-3838 FAX: 319-264-6658 

Barb Krueger, Administrative Secretary 

Ottumwa District: David R. Wendel Phone: 515-682-9655 

227 W. 4th Suite 1-D, Ottumwa 52501-2544 FAX: 515-682-7455 

Barbara Kiple, Administrative Secretary 

Sioux City District: Darline Balm-Demmel Phone: 712-274-5402 

Box 548, Morningside College Commons, FAX: 712-274-5422 

3609 Peters, Sioux City 51106-1756 

Carolyn Detloff, Administrative Secretary 

Spencer District: LaVonne Kaasa Phone: 712-262-6269 

1012 W. 11th St., Spencer 51301 FAX: 712-262-9843 

Judi Calhoon, Administrative Secretary 

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Waterloo District: Jerrold W. Swinton Phone: 319-234-0077 

614 Randolph, Waterloo 50702-1591 FAX: 319-235-4391 

Janet Tyrrell, Administrative Secretary 

B. Appointive Cabinet: External Assignments 1998-1999: 

*number in parenthesis is number of years in that assignment 

Darline Balm-Demmel Board of Ordained Ministry-Deacons (5) 

Conference Council on Ministries 

Len Eberhart Board of Ordained Ministry-Elders (2) 


La Vonne Kaasa C.C.O.M. Personnel Committee (3) 

Commission on School for Ministry (4) 

Commission on Religion and Race (1) 


Chuck Luers Board of Trustees (2) 

Commission on Ministry with Persons (1) 

with Disabilities 

Commission on United Methodist Men (3) 


Jerry Oakland Board of Pensions (2) 

Joint Committee on Disability (1) 

Hispanic Committee (3) 


Lynn Ryon B.O.O.M. Ex. Committee (3) 

C.C.O.M. Ex. Committee (2) 

Committee on Pastoral Care and 

Counseling (1) 

Annual Conference Session Committee 


Richard Sebeniecher Board of Laity (1) 

Status and Role of Women (1) 

Council on Ministries 

David B. Stout Board of Ordained Ministry 


Jerrold Swinton Native American Committee (1) 

Standing Committee on Community and 

Institutional Ministries (1) 


Emmanuel Tabelisma CCOM Program Review (1) 

Board of Discipleship (1) 

United Methodist Women (1) 


Barrie Tritle Board of Higher Education and Campus 

Ministry (1) 

Standing Committee on Parish Development 

Native American Commission (1)



David Wendel Council on Finance & Administration (4) 

Commission on Equitable Compensation (1) 

Standing Committee on Clergy & Diaconal 

Minister Misconduct 


III. CONSULTANTS TO BOARD & AGENCIES 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop 

Robert Burkhart Conference Sessions Committee 

Administrative Services/Conference Treasurer 

Charles Smith Council on Finance & Administration 

Board of Trustees 

Board of Pensions 

Assistant Treasurer/Controller 

Russell Hinshaw Commission on Equitable Compensation 

CCOM Staff: 

Associate Council Director Native American Committee 

Hispanic Committee 

Commission on Ministry to Persons with 

Disabilities 

Commission on Christian Unity and 

Interreligious Concerns 

Commission on Religion and Race 

Phil Carver Board of Laity 

United Methodist Men 

United Methoidst Women 

Council Director Board of Ordained Ministry 

Nominating & Leadership Development 

Board of Higher Education & Campus Min. 

Inez Dawes Board of Church & Society 

Dick Faris Board of Camps & Extended Ministries 

Brenda Henning COSROW 

Barb Mittman Conference Council on Youth Ministry 

Ric Olson Planning & Research 

Parish Development 

Paul Shultz Board of Global Ministries 

Susan Stater Board of Discipleship 

George Wylie Communications Committee 

Journal Publication Committee 

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Iowans With General/Jurisdictional Responsibilities 

General 

Board of Discipleship: Janet Stephenson 

Board of Church and Society: Merlin J. Ackerson, Amy Valdez 

Board of Higher Education and Ministry: Jerry Israel 

Board of Global Ministries: Margaret Meyer 

Commission on Status and Role of Women: Deborah Kiesey, Winonah McGee 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns: Bruce Ough 

National Youth Ministry Organization: Autumn Guess 

Jurisdictional 

Elections: Douglas Anderson, Tim Wilcox 

Episcopacy: Bruce Ough, Janet Stephenson 

Committee on Investigation: Deborah Kiesey 

Program and Arrangements: Inez Dawes, J. Robert Burkhart 

Rules of Order: Jerry Oakland 

Commission on Religion and Race: Emmanuel Dass 

Jurisdictional Mission Council: Marvin Arnpriester, Jeff Ireland 

Court of Appeals: Shurmaine McAlpine 

Committee on Ordained Ministry: Beverly Spencer 

IOWA CONFERENCE - 1998

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 

IV. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 

EDITOR’S NOTE: Addresses and phone numbers of clergy and laity can be found in the Clergy Rolls 

and Laity Directory of this Conference Journal. 

Code Symbols: 

C Agencies are designated by (Agency). This refers to conference agencies subject to limitations of 

tenure and one-job-per-person. 

C The year given in parenthesis following the names indicates the year in which that member began 

to serve. 

C Underlining of name indicates that person is clergy. 

C An asterisk signifies that nomination(s) is responsibility of Conference Nominating and Leadership 

Development Committee. 

C Regular attendance is a factor for re-election. 

C Organizations governing their own terms of office or method of reporting same (e.g. certain trustees 

and directors groups) will furnish information in this regard upon inquiry. 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

A. Terminology (See Rules of Order - Article III.) 

B. Administration 

Administrative Review Committee ..........................................25 

Annual Conference Session Committee .....................................22 

Board of Pensions ......................................................21 

Board of Trustees ......................................................20 

Commission on Equitable Compensation ....................................21 

Committee on Episcopacy ................................................22 

Committee on Investigation ...............................................24 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling .................................22 

Committee on Rules of Order .............................................24 

Conference Center Administrative Council ...................................24 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee ................23 

Conference Resolutions Committee ........................................23 

Council on Finance and Administration ......................................20 

Episcopal Residency Committee ...........................................22 

Joint Committee on Disability .............................................24 

Journal Publication Committee ............................................23 

Officers of the Annual Conference .........................................19 

C. Conference Benevolence Programs 

Age Level Council ......................................................34 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries ....................................28 

Campsite Board - Aldersgate .............................................29 

Campsite Board - Golden Valley ..........................................29 

Campsite Board - Okoboji ...............................................30 

Campsite Board - Pictured Rocks .........................................30 

Campsite Board - Wesley Woods .........................................30 

Christian Ventures Committee ............................................29 

Standing Committee on Administration .....................................29 

Standing Committee on Personnel .........................................29 

Standing Committee on Program ..........................................28 

Board of Church and Society ..............................................30 

Board of Discipleship ....................................................31 

Board of Global Ministries ................................................31 

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District Disaster Preparedness & Response Coorindators ..................... 32 

Standing Committee on Parish Development ................................ 31 

Standing Committee on Community and Institutional Ministries .................. 32 

Standing Committee on Mission Education ................................. 32 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry ............................. 32 

Board of Laity ......................................................... 33 

Board of Ordained Ministry .............................................. 33 

Commission on Archives and History ...................................... 35 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns .................... 35 

Commission on Religion and Race ........................................ 35 

Commission on Status and Role of Women ................................. 36 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities ......................... 36 

Council on Ministries ................................................... 25 

Council on Youth Ministry ............................................... 34 

D. Conference Lay Organizations 

United Methodist Men .................................................. 37 

United Methodist Women ................................................ 36 

E. Affiliate Groups 

Directors, Trustees and/or Officers of Institutions: 

Associations and Fellowships: 

Chaplains’ Fellowship .................................................. 43 

Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts .................... 44 

Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship ...................................... 43 

Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization ............................. 43 

Iowa Women in Ministry ................................................ 44 

Ministers’ Spouses Organization ......................................... 44 

United Methodist Clergy Couples, Iowa Chapter ............................. 44 

Coalitions and Caucuses: 

The Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) .......................... 43 

United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism (UMORE) ............ 43 

United Methodist Rural Fellowship ........................................ 43 

Colleges: 

Cornell .............................................................. 40 

Iowa Wesleyan ....................................................... 40 

Morningside .......................................................... 40 

Simpson ............................................................ 40 

Hospitals: 

Iowa Methodist Iowa Lutheran Blank Children’s Hospital, Des Moines ............ 40 

St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center and St. Luke’s Health Systems, Inc., Sioux City . 41 

St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ................................ 40 

Other Groups: 

Bidwell-Riverside Community Center, Des Moines ........................... 41 

Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa, Des Moines ............................. 42 

Hillcrest Family Services, Board of Trustees ................................ 42 

Home Recycling Exchange .............................................. 42 

Iowa Church World Service/CROP Advisory Board ........................... 42 

Iowa School for Ministry Commission ...................................... 42 

Shesler Hall Board of Directors .......................................... 42 

United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union ............................. 42


Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries .....................................42 

Other Organizations: 

Churches United of the Quad City Area .....................................39 

Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice Ministries .....................39 

Hawthorn Hill Board of Directors ..........................................40 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation .........................................39 

Permanent Fund of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church 

Board of Pensions .....................................................39 

Urban Visions, Inc., Fort Dodge ...........................................39 

Waterloo Strategy Council for Urban Ministries ...............................39 

Retirement Homes: 

Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge ............................................41 

Methodist Manor, Storm Lake .............................................41 

The Methwick Community Inc., Cedar Rapids ................................41 

Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., Des Moines ...............................41 

Western Home, Cedar Falls ..............................................41 

Wesley Foundations: 

Drake University, Des Moines ............................................38 

Iowa State University, Ames .............................................37 

University of Iowa, Iowa City .............................................38 

University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls ....................................38 

F. Representation in Ecumenical Bodies 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa .............................................44 

G. District Organizations 

District Church Location and Building .......................................44 

District Committee on Ordained Ministry .....................................46 

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE - 1998 

A. Terminology 

(see Rules of Order - Article III.) 

B. Administration 

(*Indicates elected quadrennially by the Annual Conference; indicates clergy) 

1. OFFICERS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

RESIDENT BISHOP 

Charles W. Jordan 500 E Court Ave, Suite C, Des Moines 50309-2019 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

J. Robert Burkhart, 500 E Court Ave, Suite C, Des Moines 50309-2019 

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS 

(refer to p. 13 this volume) 

CONFERENCE COUNCIL DIRECTOR 

500 E Court Ave, Suite C, Des Moines 50309-2019 

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*SECRETARY 

Sue Ney, 302 E North, Algona 50511 515-295-9094 

*TREASURER/DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES/STATISTICIAN 

Dr. Charles Smith, 500 E Court Ave, Suite C, Des Moines 50309 

*CHANCELLOR AND LEGAL ADVISOR TO THE CONFERENCE 

A. Roger Witke, Whitfield & Eddy 317 6th Avenue, Suite 1200 

Des Moines 50309-4100 515-288-6041 

*CONFERENCE LAY LEADER (Elected Quadrennially) 

Margaret Meyer, 4319 Brown Street, Davenport 52806 319-391-6454 

*JOURNAL EDITOR 

Jill Stanton, 500 E Court Ave, Suite C, Des Moines 50309-2019 

PARLIAMENTARIAN (APPOINTED QUADRENNIALLY) 

Leroy Moore 1305 Wesley Lane, Indianola 50125, w 515-283-1991 

h 515-961-0977 

2. CONSULTANT MEMBERS OF AGENCIES 

(see page 15 this volume) 

3. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION (Agency) 

President: Edythe Hill 

Vice President: Fred Lockard 

Secretary: Nancy Larsen 


*Members, Quadrennial Term 

Class of 2000 

CR David Mather (96) MC Edythe Hill (95) Ott Jennifer Corley (98) 

CB Nancy Larson (96) MC Karen Hurst (95) Sp Jim Hudson (92) 

DM Edward Peterson (97) 

Class of 2002 

DM Jody Gooch (94) MC Fred Lewis (96) CR Sungjoon Park (97) 

CR Don Hodson (96) DM Fred Lockard (94) FD Dana Williams (94) 

Two Youth: MC Corri Flanigan (97) CR Josh Brown (98) 

Consultants: Conference Treasurer: Charles Smith 

District Superintendent: David Wendel 

Conference Council Director: 

Chair, CCOM: Mark Haverland 

4. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CONFERENCE (Agency) 

President: Myron Gookin 

Vice President: Don Morrison 

Secretary: Cheryl Kramer-Greiner 

Financial Secretary: Barbara Kiple 

Registered Agent: Charles Smith 

*Members, four-year term: 

1999 

Mus Thomas Parrott (95) Ott Barbara Kiple (95) Wat Charles Edson (95) 

2000 

DM Cheryl Kramer-Greiner(96) Dub Art Fudge (94) MC Kay Hooper (96)


2001 

Ott Myron Gookin (90) Ott Don Morrison (93) Ott Lois Poole (97) 

2002 

CB Linda Primmer (98) Cre Matt Clayton (98) Mus Charles Curl (94) 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Chuck Luers 

Conference Treasurer: Charles Smith 

Conference Chancellor and Legal Advisor: A. Roger Witke 

Representative CF&A: Jim Hudson 

Representative Bd. of Pensions: Keith Scott 

Representative Commission...Disabilities: Jim Gochenouer 

5. BOARD OF PENSIONS 

Chairperson: Jon Disburg 

Vice Chairperson: Paul Smith 

Secretary: Marcos Berbano 

Conference Treasurer: (without vote) Charles Smith 

Chairperson, Service Records: Jeff Frese 

Chairperson, Disability: Marcos Berbano 

Chairperson, Health Insurance: 

Chairperson, Wellness Program: Sherry Swinton 

Chairperson, Finance: J. Scott Voigt 

*Members, eight-year term: 

1992-2000 

CR Janet Griffith (98) DM Jon Disburg (91) FD Dale Messenger (96) 

SP Gladys Shultz (97) 

1994-2002 

MC Paul Smith (92) Mus Jeff Frese(94) Wat Stan Mehmen (95) 

Wat Sherry Swinton(93) 

1996-2004 

CB Dale Bellairs (96) DM Teresa Webb (96) FD Marcos Berbano(96) 

Mus J. Scott Voigt (97) Ott Dianne Park (97) Wat Keith Scott (96) 

1998-2006 

CB Mark Heath (98) MC John Nissly (98) Ott Judith Parks (98) 

Dub Wayne Burk (97) MC Robert Holdorf (98) SC Marilyn Engle (98) 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Jerry Oakland 

Representative, CF&A: Fred Lockhard 


Wellness Coordinator: Kae Tritle 

6. COMMISSION ON EQUITABLE COMPENSATION (Agency) 

Chairperson: Richard Hamilton 

Vice Chairperson: Brian Carter 

Secretary: Wilma Hall 

1999 

CB Richard Hamilton (91) DM Wilma Hall (95) DM Larry Jones (95) 

2000 

DM Bonifacio Mequi (96) 

2001 

Mus LaVerne Hueholt (97) SC Dolores Trimble (97) 

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2002 

FD Brian Carter (95) Mus Frank Schultz (94) 

Two youth: Cre Melissa Grout (96) MC Mandy Tomlinson (97) 

Consultants: Assistant Treasurer: Russell Hinshaw 

Representative CF&A: Don Hodson 

District Superintendent: David Wendel 


7. ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSIONS COMMITTEE 

Chairperson: J. Robert Burkhart, Adm. Assistant to the Bishop 

The Bishop: Charles W. Jordan 


Communications Director: George Wylie 

Conference Secretary: Sue Ney 

Conference Lay Leader: Margaret Meyer 

Representative of the Board of Ordained Ministry: 

Worship Chair: Harlan Gillespie 

Class of 2000: One Lay Woman: Thelma Perry (96) 

One Lay Man: Russell Kruse (96) 

One District Superintendent: Lynn Ryon 

Conference President UMW or designee: Marcia Young (97) 

Conference President UMM or designee: James Smith (98) 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry Vice-Chairperson or designee: Andrea Walz (98) 

Young Adult named by the Age Level Council: Erin Eberhart (97) 

Member from Commission on Status and Role of Women: Kathleen Moore 

Member from Commission on Religion and Race: Samuel Subramanian 

Member from Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities: Pat Moreland 

Additional members selected by the Committee: 

Sergeant at Arms: Richard Dunn 

Director of the Conference Pages: Duane Churchman 

Chairperson of Business and Agenda: Deb Kiesey 

Chairperson of Displays: Robert Barrick 

Chairperson of the Child Care Center: Deb Harper 

8a. COMMITTEE ON THE EPISCOPACY 

Chairperson: Jane Cooper 

Vice Chairperson: Reginald Merrill 

Secretary: 

*Members, four-year term 

2000 

DM Margaret Lockwood (92) DM Reg Merrill (92) Dub David Wagner,Sr. (96) 

FD Rosalind Hess (95) Mus Vernon Keith (94) Mus Margaret Klink (96) 

SC Richard Layman (94) Wat Charles Bearden (92) Wat Paul Daniel (97) 

Youth 18 or under: CB Andrea Deremer (97) 

Young Adults: FD Lorinda Hoover (96) FD Joel Shultz (96) 

Appointed by the Bishop (3): 

Dub Jane Cooper (92), FD Marcos Berbano (94), DM Pat Moreland (98) 

Conference Lay Leader: Margaret Meyer (95) 

Jurisdictional Representatives: Bruce Ough, Janet Stephenson 

8b. EPISCOPAL RESIDENCY COMMITTEE (Par. 736)


9. COMMITTEE ON PASTORAL CARE AND COUNSELING: (Agency) 

Chairperson: Lynn Louk 

Secretary: 

*Members, 4 year term 

2000 

MC Claudia Morris (96) FD Leroy Berryhill (96) FD Ronald Kitterman (92) 

2002 

CB David Nolte (94) Cre Lynn Louk (94) Mus Norlan Hinke (98) 

Consultants: District Superintendent: Lynn Ryon 

Director, Office of Pastoral Care & Counseling: Larry Sonner 

10. JOURNAL PUBLICATION COMMITTEE 

Chairperson: Conference Secretary, Sue Ney 

Director of the Conference Council on Ministries: 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: J. Robert Burkhart 

Director of United Methodist Communications: George Wylie 

Consultants: Editor of the Journal: Jill Stanton 

Section Editor, Book of Resolutions/Reports of Conference Action: Patty King 

11. CONFERENCE NOMINATING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 

(Agency) 

Chairperson: Robert Foster 

Vice Chairperson: Ruth Jackson 

Secretary: Michael Townsley 

Chairperson Subcommittee on Leadership Development: Marvin Arnpriester 

Executive Secretary: Barbara Oakland (96) 

Members four-year term: 

*district chairperson 

CR *Tom Derr (96) 

CB *Phyllis Mayer (94) John Bryant (95) Marvin Arnpriester (96) 

Cre *Don Carlson (98) 

DM *Dorothy Spiker (91) Patsy Evans (96) Jay Turner (95) 

Dub *Marcia Young (96) Richard Klinefelter (96) Tom Mattson (94) 

FD Phyllis Bardole (97) 

MC *Deborah Stowers (98) Jim Klinkel (97) 

Mus Eleanor Mooney (96) *Jim Nevins (92) Leland Eyres (96) 

Ott *Peg Egbert (98) Mildred Shepard (96) Wilbur Morfitt (98) 

SC Richard Schlitter (97) 

Spe *Al Milligan (97) Roger Kurtenbach (96) Bill McAlpine (96) 

Wat Ruth Jackson (95) Milt McCoy (96) *Michael Townsley (94) 

Two Youths (selected by CCYM): B.J.Brent (97), Ryan Anderson (97) 

Two Ethnic members (1 lay and l clergy), if not included above: Winonah McGee 

Consultant: Conference Council Director 

12. CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE (Agency) 

Chairperson: 

Secretary: 

Members, four year term: 

1999 

Mus Lonnie Conger (96) 

2000 

Mus Crystal Oberheu (97) 

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2001 

CB Shirley Heinrich (97) Wat Steve Braudt (97) 

2002 

DM Marcia Mason (95) Wat Bill Crews (96) 

Two Youth: FD Brent Wenger (97) Cre Elizabeth Miller (97) 


Ex-officio: Resolutions Editor, Patty King 

13. COMMITTEE ON RULES OF ORDER (Agency) 

Chairperson: William VanDevender 

Vice Chairperson: Scot Patrick 

Secretary: Virginia Nordyke 

Members, four-year term: 

2000 

CR Virginia Nordyke (92) Ott William VanDevender (94) Ott Jim Louk (97) 

2002 

MC Norma Heiny (95) MC Richard Jenkins (97) 

One Youth 18 or under: FD Brett Bever (97) 

One Young Adult: FD Scot Patrick (94) 

Ethnic Minority: FD Pacifico Camarin (97) 

Staff Consultant: Conference Council Director 

Ex Officio: Conference Secretary, Sue Ney 

Conference Parliamentarian, Leroy Moore 

Jurisdictional Rules of Order Representative: Jerry Oakland (96) 

14. CONFERENCE CENTER ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL 

Resident Bishop (ex-officio): Charles W. Jordan 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, Chair: J. Robert Burkhart 

Director of Conference Council on Ministries : 

Director of Administrative Services & Conference Treasurer: Charles W.Smith 

DM Dist. Supt or Director, United Methodist Foundation: David Harner 

One professional staff member elected annually: 

Support staff persons elected annually from the following departments: 

One, alternating between Episcopal Foundation & DM Dist offices: 

One, CCOM staff: 

One, Administrative Services: 

16. JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISABILITY 

Two representatives, Board of Ordained Ministry: 

(Chairperson and Registrar until otherwise represented) 

Dennis Tevis & Dale Schoening 

Two representatives, Board of Pensions: 

(Chairperson and Secretary until otherwise represented) 

Jon Disburg & 

One District Superintendent: Jerry Oakland 

17. COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION (Ordained Ministry) 

(nominated by the Bishop, four-year term) 

2000 

Laurice Streyffeler(92) Martha Ward(92) Ed Philgreen(92) 

Karen Dungan(92) Lon Lewis(96) Gary Armstrong(95) 

Sharon Betsworth (98) 

Lay Observers: Roger Coulsen (98) 



Alternates: 

Boyd Mather(92) Wesley Daniel(92) Susan Bowman (98) 

Betty Eis (96) Allen Call (96) Charles Curl (98) 

18. COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION (Diaconal Ministry) 

(Nominated by the Bishop, four year term) 

19. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE 

2000 

Robert Shreve (92) Jill Flyr (92) Rudy Trusheim (95) 

Alternate: 

Kathy Raines (95) Joan Ayers (98) Pacifico Camarin (98) 

1. COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES 

Chairperson: Mark Haverland 

Vice Chairperson: Judy Marnin 

Secretary: 

Financial Secretary: David Dailey 

C. Benevolence Programs 

CCOM Executive Committee: 

Officers, as listed above 

Bishop: Charles W. Jordan 

Administrative Asst.: J. Robert Burkhart 

District Superintendent: Lynn Ryon 



Consultants: 

Chairperson, Council on Finance and Adminstration: Edythe Hill 


Chair, Program Review: Ken Royar 

CCOM General Membership 

District Council Chairpersons 

CR Marlene Janssen (97) MC Leonard Worden (92) 

CB Janis Brown (94) Mus Marilyn Lancaster (96) 

Cre Wayne Estell (94) Ott Mark Eighmy (96) 

DM Ed Coover (98) SC Marilyn Berke (93) 

Dub Sp Carol Swartz (95) 

FD Alyson Schroeder(96) Wat Diane Mitchell (96) 

Chairpersons of: 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries: Jerry Miller 

Board of Church and Society: Marsha Acord 

Board of Discipleship: Fred Pilecki 

Board of Global Ministries: James Pemble 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry: Avon Crawford 

Board of Laity: Margaret Meyer 

Board of Ordained Ministry: Dennis Tevis 

Council on Youth Ministry: Jessica Ireland 

Age-level Council: Clifford Haider 

Commission on Archives and History: Donald Frank 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns: Shirley Rozendaal 

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Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities: Pat Moreland 

Commission on Religion and Race: Samuel Subramanian 

Commission on Status and Role of Women: Kathleen Moore/ Lorinda Hoover 

CCOM Communications Committee: Bruce Ursin 

CCOM Personnel Committee: Darlene Bradner 

CCOM Nominating Committee: 

CCOM Planning and Research: 

CCOM Program Review Committee: Ken Royar 

Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee: 

Hispanic Committee: Angel Lopez 

Native American Committee: 

All District Superintendents 

President, United Methodist Men: James Smith 

President, United Methodist Women: Gwenna Appel 

Conference Secretary: Sue Ney 

Conference Secretary of Global Ministries: Judy Brotherton 


Additional representative from: 

Youth Council: 

UMW: Margaret Mackey 

UMM: 

Two young adults selected by CCOM Nominating Committee: 

Matt McAllister (97) Laurie Gowdy (97) 

Consultants: 


Associate Council Directors: Phil Carver, Inez Dawes, Ric Olson, 

Paul Shultz, Susan Stater, Richard Faris, George Wylie 

Coordinator, Conference Council on Youth Ministry: Barb Mittman 

Chairperson, Council on Finance and Administration: Edythe Hill 


Representative to Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa: Nancy Allen 

Chairperson, Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee: Bob Foster 

Ecumenical Partners: 

Jurisdictional Mission Council Representatives: Marvin Arnpriester, Jeff Ireland 

(1) CCOM Program Review Committee 

Chairperson: Ken Royar (92) 

One member from each district 

CR Deborah Kiesey (92) 

CB 

Cre Don Richard 

DM Lorena Rieboff (96) 

Dub 

FD 

MC Leonard Worden (92) 

Mus Floyd Scott (93) 

Ott Wilbur Morfitt (96) 

SC 

Spe Carol Swartz (96) 

Wat 

Ex Officio representatives from 

Commission on Status & Role of Women: Kathleen Moore/ Lorinda Hoover 

Commission on Ministry With Persons With Disabilities: Pat Moreland 

Commission on Religion and Race: Samuel Subramanian 

Age Level Council: Cliff Haider 

Youth Council: Jessica Ireland/Barb Mittman



District Superintendent: Emmanuel Tabelisma 

Consultants: Conference Council Director 

Assoc. Council Directors: Phil Carver, Inez Dawes, Ric Olson, 

Paul Shultz, Susan Stater, Richard Faris, George Wylie 

(2) CCOM Committee on Communications 

Chairperson: Bruce Ursin (96) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: 

Secretary: 

Members: 

CR Kathy Raines(93) DM Keith Kirkpatrick(94) CR Beverly Duffey(94) 

CR Burr Bryant (96) Dub Dean Schlitter(96) Ott Alana Lemons(96) 

DM Wat Robert Runte(96) 

Ex-officio: 


Consultants: 

Director of Communications: George Wylie 

Asst. Director of Communications: Brenda Henning 

(3) CCOM Personnel Committee: 

Chairperson: Darlene Bradner (96) 

Members: 

Mus Kathleen Moore (91) Mus Jim Nevins (93) CR Keith Thayer (96) 

DM Don Byers (92) Sp Rick Dunn (96) Ott Lon Lewis (97) 

Mus Margaret Meyer (92) CR Marilyn Buchanan(96) 

Bishop Charles W. Jordan 

District Superintendent: LaVonne Kaasa 

One rep CORR: Samuel Subramanian 


(4) CCOM Committee on Planning and Research 

Chairperson: 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec 

Secretary: 

Members: 

FD Beverly Hoyt (91) 

SC Sharon Shook 

SC Marie Whiteing (92) 

SC Kent Kastler (96) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director: Ric Olson 

(5) CCOM Nominating Committee 

Chairperson: 

Members: Spe Dennis Nicholson (93) 


(6) Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee 

Chairperson: 


Secretary: 

Members: 

FD Priscilla Camarin (91) Mus Ray Howland (96) 

FD Yong Chin Pak (91) CB Florentine Caole (92) 

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Consultant: Conference Council Staff Member 


(7) Hispanic Committee 

Chairpersons: Angel Lopez (96) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Jim Pemble (96) 

Secretary: Jeanne Koughn (96) 

Members: 

Cre Dora Campbell (96) DM Jim Pemble (96) Wat E. Jeanne Koughn (96) 

DM Liseth Leal (96) DM Bob Notman-Cook (96) 

Consultants: Gil Dawes 

District Superintendent: Jerry Oakland 

(8) Native American Committee 

Co-Chairs: Marvin Arnpriester and Winonah McGee 


Secretary: 

Members: 

CR Dwayne Akerly (97) Mus Betsy Piette (97) SC Denny Smith (97) 

CB Winonah McGee (97) Ott Christine Pauley (97) Wat Paul Hunter (97) 

FD Greg Caldwell (97) SC Larry McAlpine (97) 

Consultants: Charlie Morrow 

District Superintendent: Jerrold Swinton 

2. PROGRAM BOARDS 

2(1) BOARD OF CAMPS AND EXTENDED MINISTRIES (Agency) 

Chairperson: Jerry Miller (94) 

Vice Chairperson: Eric Guy (94) 

Secretary: Shirley Hoffmann (97) 

Financial Secretary: Bill Holst (96) 

Standing Committee Chairs: 

Program: Becky Sterling (92) 

Administrative: 

Personnel: Steve Peters (96) 

Members, quadrennial term (District Coordinators of Camping): 

CR Kerrin Kirkpatrick (98) MC Richard Pippert (92) 

CB Glen Mitchell (96) Mus Lisa Dewes (97) 

Cre Melinda Cree Anthony (96) Ott Richard Iles (91) 

DM Barbara Parrott (94) SC Mike Biklen (94) 

Dub David Kruse (97) Spe John Poe (97) 

FD Ed Frank (98) Wat Elizabeth Brown (95) 

Karen Hoelscher (98) 

Site Board Representatives: 

Aldersgate - Bobi Woodin (96) 

Golden Valley - Lanny Tuttle (97) 

Okoboji - 

Pictured Rocks - Gerry Kahler (98) 

Wesley Woods - 

Youth Member: Katie Cousins (97) 

Consultants: 

Associate Council Director for Camping: Richard Faris 

Campsite Program Directors: Oscar & Jackie Cordon (A), Stephen Luse (GV), 

Keith Shew (O), Kent Chittenden (PR), David Schar (WW)


2(1)e1 Standing Committee on Program 

Chairperson: Becky Sterling 

Program Sub Committee: Sharon Betsworth, chair 

Mike Biklen (O) Eryn O’Hare (WW) 

Lisa Dewes (GV) Joan Hyde (PR) Dave Schar (Exec Dir) 

Leadership Development Sub Committee: 

Bobi Woodin (A) (GV) Carrie Rubenking (O) 

Mary Green (PR) (WW) Jackie & Oscar Cordon (Exec Dir) 

Promotion & Marketing Sub Committee: Bill Tomlinson, Chair 

(A) (PR) De Streeter (WW) 

Richard Iles (GV) Barb Johnson (O) Kent Chittenden (Exec Dir) 

2(1)e2 Standing Committee on Administration 

Chairperson: 

Property Sub Committee: Al Birkinbine, Chair 

(A) Tom Miller (PR) John Spragg(WW) 

Ron Bowser (GV) Dewey Cornelius (O) Steve Luse (Exec Dir) 

Finance Sub Committee: 

Bill Holst (A) Steve Root (PR) Richard Cummings (WW) 

(GV) JimTurner (O) Keith Shew (Exec Dir) 

2(1)e3 Standing Committee on Personnel 

Chairperson: Steve Peters 

Thelma Wiser (A) Matt Miller (PR) Rich Bough (WW) 

(GV) John Poe (O) Dick Faris 

2(1)e4 Christian Ventures Committee 

Chairperson: Tim Rieckhoff-Faris 

Kevin Gingerich Barb Mittman Bill Tomlinson 

Raymond & Marjorie Moore 

2(1)f1 Campsite Board, Aldersgate 

Chairperson: Jerry Roy 

Secretary: Thelma Wiser 

Finance: Bill Holst Leadership Dev : Bobi Woodin 

Personnel: Thelma Wiser Program: Linda Richards 

Promotion: Property: 

Program Administrator/Exec. Director: Oscar and Jackie Cordon 

District Coordinators: (Cre) Melinda Cree-Anthony, (CB) Glen Mitchell 

Board Members: Nancy Barker, Kyle & Debbie Dankof, Janice Jensen, 

Paul Wilcox, Gerald Wiser 

District Superintendents: Richard Sebeniecher, Charles Luers 

Representative Conference Trustees: 

2(1)f2 Campsite Board, Golden Valley 

Chairperson: Lanny Tuttle 

Vice-Chair: 

Secretary: Peggy Isles 

Finance: Bob Lindell, Kim Brown, Don Morrison 

Personnel: Cindy Axtell, Jim & Gwen Pedrick, Lavina Shoffner 

Program: Chr - Julie Wehner, Lisa Dewes, Crystal Oberheau, Becky Sterling 

Promotion: Chr-Richard Iles, Roberta & Paul Mattson, Jan Rees 

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Property: Chrs-Ron Bowser & Mark Young, Jerry Talbott, Jim Higdon 

District Coordinators: (Mus) Lisa Dewes , (Ott) Richard Iles 

Program Administrator/Exec. Director: Stephen L. Luse 

District Superintendents: Jerry Oakland, David Wendel 

Representative, Conference Trustees: Charles Curl 


2(1)f3 Campsite Board, Okoboji 

Chairperson: Dave Ballman (97) 

Vice-Chair: W. Michael Biklin 

Secretary: Carrie Rubenking 

Finance: Jim Turner (97) Leadership Development: Carrie Rubenking 

Personnel: John Poe (98) Program: Mike Biklen 

Promotion: Barb Johnson Property: Dewey Cornelius 

District Representatives: (SC) Mike Biklin, (MC) Richard Pippert, (Sp) John Poe 

Program Administrator/Exec. Director: Keith Shew 

District Superintendents: LaVonne Kaasa, Darline Balm-Demmel, Emmanuel Tabelisma 

Representative Conference Trustees: Don Morrison 

2(1)f4 Campsite Board, Pictured Rocks 

Chairperson: Gerry Kahler 

Vice-Chair: Matt Miller Property Chair: Tom Miller 

Secretary: Joan Hyde Personnel Chair: Matt Miller 

Finance Chair: Steve Root Promotion: 

Leadership Dev: Mary Green Program Chair: Joan Hyde 

Program Administrator/Exec. Director: Kent Chittenden 

District Superintendents: Len Eberhart, Jerrold Swinton, Barrie Tritle 

2(1)f5 Campsite Board, Wesley Woods 

Chairperson: Charles Callahan 

Vice-Chair/Secretary: Sharon Baker 

Finance: Richard Cummings Leadership Development: 

Personnel: Rich Bough Program: Eryn O’Hare 

Property: John Spragg Promotion: Sandy Callahan 

Farm Committee Chair: Bill Tomlinson 

District Coordinators: (DM) Barb Parrott, (FD) Ed Frank 

Program Administrator/Exec. Director: Sharron and Dave Schar 

District Superintendents: David Stout, Lynn Ryon 

2(2) BOARD OF CHURCH AND SOCIETY (Agency) 

Chairperson: Marsha Acord (94) 

Vice-Chair/Financial Sec: 

Secretary: Tom Mohan 

Members, quadrennial term: 

CR MC Betty Jean Clark (93) 

CB Mus Betsy Piette (98) 

Cre Paul McKinley (96) Ott Marty Major (96) 

DM Jeff Kodis (96) SC Sarah Quasdorf (98) 

Dub Olivia Pleggenkuhle(95) Spe Marvin Hibben (96) 

Doris Howard (98) Wat Gerald R. Dolf (94) 

FD Virginia Carter (96) 

Youth Member: Matt Pietzman (98) 

Chairperson, Legislative Advocacy Standing Committee: Sue Mullins 

Ex officio: Chairperson, Conf. UMW Mission Coordinator for Social Action: Dorothy Higdon 

Iowa Conference Legislative Advocate: Carlos Jayne 

General Board of Church & Society: Merlin Ackerson (92), Amy Valdez-Barker (96) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director, Inez Dawes


a. Legislative Advocacy Standing Committee 

Sue Mullins, Chair Jerry Avise-Rouse Doris Howard 

Betty Olerud Mike Orthel Heleen Pellett 

Olivia Pleggenkuhle Janet Stephenson Bill Steward 

2(3) BOARD OF DISCIPLESHIP (Agency) 

Chairpersons: Fred Pilecki (96) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Matt Miller (96) 

Secretary: Dale Reisner(95) 


CR Gary Dobbins (98) MC Linda Bibb (98) 

CB Randall Baier (96) Mus Dawn Phares (96) 

Cre Neil Platon (97) Ott Joyce Everhart (96) 

DM Jill Flyr (96) SC Ken Ferguson (97) 

Dub Karl Goodfellow (96) Spe Michael Elmore (98) 

FD Paul Lundy (98) Wat Julia Intveldt (98) 

At Large Members: 

Education Advocate - Corinne Kleppe (96) 

Evangelism Advocate - Charles Klink (96) 

Stewardship Advocate - Lane Riggle (92) 

Worship Advocate - 

Spiritual Formation Advocate - Marilyn Bauch (90) 

Youth Representative: Carrie Odegaard (98) 

Ex officio: General Board of Discipleship: Janet Stephenson (92) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director, Susan Stater 

2(4) BOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES (Agency) 

Chairperson: Jim Pemble (94) 

Vice Chairperson/Financial Sec.: Hugh Stone (91) 

Secretary: Janet Jones (91) 

Conference Missions Secretary: Judy Brotherton (96) 

Conference Disaster Chairperson: Susan Ryon (97) 

Standing Committee Chairs: 

Parish Development: Scott Lothe (96) 

Community & Institutional Ministries: Edwin Macintosh (96) 

Mission Education: Judy Brotherton (96) 


CR Doris Knight (97) MC Blair Rhode-Frank (98) 

CB Gerald McGee (98) Mus Enna Antunez (96) 

Cre Gordon Elrick (96) Ott Janice Bolger (96) 

DM Judy Wadding (96) SC Lyle Gross (96) 

Dub Spe Rick Dee (96) 

FD Dale VanderSchaaf (96) Wat Vicki Pospisil (96) 

Youth Member: Lisa Hauser (98) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director, Paul Shultz 

Ex-officio: UMW Mission Coordinator for Education & Interpretation - Judy Kading 

General Board of Global Ministries - Margaret Meyer 

a. Standing Committee on Parish Development 

Chair: Scott Lothe 

Vice chair: 

Treasurer: Hugh Stone 

CR Chuck Kelsey Dub Scott Meador Ott Peg Egbert 

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CB Lillian Gallo-Seagren FD Don Preston SC Harold Werley 

Cre Gary DeGeest MC Darwin Moore Sp Scott Holmes 

DM Ronald Kramer Mus Angel Lopez Wat Ruth Ann Gooden 

Doug Reynolds Merrill Siler 

Builders Call: Duane Churchman 

Work Team: 

Consultants: DS Barrie Tritle, Ric Olson, Jim Pemble 

b. Standing Committee on Community & Institutional Ministries 

Chair: Ed McIntosh 

CR Carol Tippe Ott Dennis Coon Sp Judy Doyle 

Cre Jonathan Gaul MC Dave Shogren Wat Towanna Vint 

FD Harry Imlay 

Neighbor Helping Neighbor: Walden Paige 

Consultants: Jerrold Swinton, Paul Shultz, Jim Pemble, Hugh Stone 

c. Standing Committee on Mission Education 

Chair: Judy Brotherton 

Recording Secretary/Itinerations Secretary - Lois Novak 

CR Lois Novak FD SC 

CB Carol Liljedahl MC Sp Shirley Letner 

Cre Larry Hartley Mus Jamie/ Larry Garrett Wat Linda Butler 

DM Lorraine Waterman Ott Janice Bolger 

Dub Nancy Rhines 

World Hunger Coordinator - Doris Knight 

Iowa Nigeria Partnership - Beverly Nolte 

VIM Coordinators - Don & Ruth Shaw 

Consultants: Jim Pemble, Paul Shultz 

d. District Disaster Preparedness & Response Coordinators 

Chair: Susan Ryon 

CR Jack Kendall Dub Ott Janet Jones 

CB Dolores Ring FD Helen Eason SC Karl Schilz 

Cre Gene Smith MC Tom Groom Spe Glenda Droger 

DM R.D.Streeter Mus Charles Newcomb Wat Diane Townsley 

Gerald Dolf 

Pastoral Care - Ed Poston 

Ministry to Children - Carol Swanson Poston 

VIM Liaison - Dan & Jean Houston 

2(5) BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND CAMPUS MINISTRY (Agency) 

Chairperson: Avon Crawford (95) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Marce Dirks (96) 

Secretary: Dennis Poulsen Fox (95) 


CR MC Jeanne Martin (98) 

CB Lorene Dykstra (96) Mus Martha Potts-Bell (97) 

Cre Pam Farren (96) Ott Byron Kimble (96) 

DM Darlene Bradner (96) SC Bill Steward (96) 

Dub Ardith Hoff (97) Spe Jerry Burgess (98) 

FD Ted Solomon (96) Wat Carolyn Moe (96) 

Youth Member: Jen Slater (98) 

Standing Committee Chairs:


Communications: Dennis Gilbert (94) 

Scholarships & Finance: Marce Dirks 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Barrie Tritle 

Presidents of the Iowa U.M. Colleges, or designate 

Representatives from the four Wesley Foundations 

Iowa Conf Trustee to the Westmar College Endowment Trust: Dave Higdon (97) 

2(6) BOARD OF LAITY (Agency) 

Chairperson and Conference Lay Leader: Margaret Meyer (95) 

Vice Chairman/Financial Sec: Dennis Bell (95) 

Secretary: Fran Bowden 

District Lay Leaders: 

CR Greg & June Golden (98) MC Robert Perry (97) 

CB Joan Hamilton (96) Mus Chris Rembold (96) 

Cre Don Darling (95) Ott Paul Burrow (96) 

DM Kum San Song (96) SC Gene Ulrich (96) 

Dub Fran & Gay Bowden (91) Spe Ron Sterk (95) 

FD Evelyn Farnham (96) Wat Carma Bisinger (98) 

Ex officio: 

President, Conf. United Methodist Women: Gwenna Appel 

President, Conf. United Methodist Men: James Smith 

Chairperson, Conf. United Methodist Youth: Jessica Ireland 

Consultants: Associate Council Director, Phil Carver 

District Superintendent, Richard Sebeneicher 

3. BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY (Agency) 

Chairperson: Dennis Tevis 

Chair, Division of Elders: Rosemary Rohde-Frank 

Chair, Division of Deacons: 

Chair, Order of Deacons: Dianne Christopher 

Chair, Order of Elders: Robert Ward 

Secretary: Dana Wimmer 

Financial Sec.: Scott Hibben 

Registrar, Division of Elders: Dale Schoening 

Conference Relations: Rebecca Carver 

District Superintendent: David Stout 

Members, quadrennial term: (appointed by the Bishop) 

Deanna Pullen (97) Doug Anderson (92) John Augspurger (96) 

Anita Bane (95) Fred Bark (97) Robert Barrick (96) 

Esther Barton (95) Beverlee Bell (92) Martha Bennett (96) 

Rosalie Bentzinger (95) Judy Bolinger (92) Pat Braynard (96) 

Don Carver (96) Rebecca Carver (96) Dianne Christopher (92) 

David Clark (96 Doresa Collogan (96)) Bernabe Colorado (96) 

Neil Cross (92) Wesley Daniel (96) Lillian Daniels (97) 

Emmanuel Dass (92) Judy Deweber (96) Charles Downing (92) 

Diane Eberhart (96) Scott Hibben (96) Jin Hwa Hong (96) 

Cliff Issacson (96) Anita Johnson (96) Barbara Johnson (97) 

Norma Kretzschmar (96) Annette Ruhs Kruse(92) Roger Madden (96) 

Cynthia McCalmont (92) Brian McNamara (92) Margaret Meyer (92) 

Brian Milford (94) William Miller (92) David Nelson (96) 

Julie Nosek (94) Craig Peters (92) Mary Pope (92) 

Harold Swanson (98) James Riley (92) 

Ed Ritter (97) Rosemary Rohde-Frank(96) 

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Ken Royar (92) 

Dale Schoening (96) Carol Seebach (96) Beverly Spencer (92) 

Jerald Swanberg (94) Dennis Tevis (94) Susan Thomas (96) 

Wilbert Trusheim (92) Martha Ward (91) 

Robert Ward (96) Phil Webb (92) Dana Wimmer (94) 

Marilyn Winch (96) Bruce Wittern (94) 

Consultants: Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: J. Robert Burkhart 

District Superintendents: Darline Balm-Demmel, Deacons 

Len Eberhart, Elders 

Member, Jurisdictional Board of Ordained Ministry: Beverly Spencer 

Conference Council Director 

4. COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRY ( Agency) (2 yr. terms) 

Chairperson: Jessica Ireland (97) 

Vice Chairperson: Andrea Walz (98) 

Secretary: Megan Dean (97) 

Youth Members, 1 from each district: 

CR Ryan Anderson (97) MC Crystal Symens (98) 

CB Elizabeth Kendall (98) Mus Selina Padilla (98) 

Cre Amanda Groth (98) Ott Rachel Burrow (98) 

DM Sarah Stevens (98) SC Paula Cripps (97) 

Dub Callie Jacobsen (98) Spe Becky Ramsey (98) 

FD Tanner Kinzler (97) Wat Mark Pospisil (98) 

One District Youth Coordinator: Anita Gaul (98) 

One adult worker with youth: Joel Shultz (98) 

Jurisdictional Youth Ministry Organization Reps: Adam Webb (98), Craig Coder (98) 

National Youth Ministry Organization Rep: Autumn Guess 

Consultants: Conference Youth Coordinator: Barb Mittman 

District Coordinators: 

CR Scott McDowell (98) MC Lewis Flanigan (96), 

Becky Murphy (98) 

CB Mus Janet Rieckhoff-Faris (98) 

Cre Anita Gaul (97), J.C. McCall (97) Ott 

DM Bill Deskin (97) SC Barb Johnson (98) 

Dub Jamie Cutler (97) Spe David Schumann(96), 

Kim Crummer(97) 

FD Cathy Webb (95) Wat Jeanne Koughn (96) 

5. AGE LEVEL COUNCIL (Agency) 

Chairperson: Clifford Haider (91) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Kyoung Suk Swanson 

Secretary: Elaine Gould 


CR Elaine Gould (96) MC Karen Abrahams (96) 

CB Oscar Cordon (96) Mus Kyoung Suk Swanson (96) 

Cre Ott Mary Smith (97) 

DM Leila Disburg (97) SC Ann Trimble-Roy (98) 

Dub Spe Ray Stauffer (97) 

FD Tom Mowrer (97) Wat Anne Lippincott (96) 

Youth Representative: Aaron Kirkpatrick (97) 

At Large Members: 

Children's Advocate - Nanette Tomlinson (98) 

Adult Advocate - Don Burket (98)


Family Advocate - Carol Volker (98) 

Consultant: CCOM Staff 

6. COMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORY (Agency) 

Chairperson: Donald Frank (92) 


Secretary: 

Members, four year term: 

CB Robert Dodder (98) Mus John Witmer (96) 

DM Larry Hurto (95) SC Miriam Nye (92) 

FD Doug Provow (95) Wat Mary Jean Sweet (98) 

Consultant: CCOM Staff 

Archivist: Esther Wonderlich 

7. COMMISSION ON CHRISTIAN UNITY AND INTERRELIGIOUS CONCERNS (Agency) 

Chairperson: Shirley Rozendaal (92) 

Vice Chair: Paul Benjamin 

Financial Sec: Paul Hansen 

Secretary: Richard Kretzschmar 


CR MC Aaron Jewell (96) 

CB Marilyn Williams (98) Mus Paul Benjamin (96) 

Cre Ed Poston (97) Ott Bob Griffin (97) 

DM Neil Cross (97) SC Richard Kretzschmar (96) 

Dub David Wagner (98) Spe Paul Hansen (97) 

FD Frank Amos (97) Wat Randy Beichley (96) 

Youth Member: Jim Young (97) 

Ex Officio Members: 

Ecumenical Partner: Dr. James M. Lesher (ELCA) 

Representative to Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa: Nancy Allen 

UMW Representative to Church Women United: Marcia Young 

General Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns: Bruce Ough 

Consultant: Council Director 

8. ADVOCACY COMMISSIONS 

8a COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND RACE (Agency) 

Chairperson: Samuel Subramanian (96) 

Vice-Chairperson: Stephen Bibb (98) 

Secretary: Donna Smithson 

Monitoring Committee: Diane Jones, Curtis DeVance 

Sensitizing Committee: Jerold Rigdon, Angel Lopez 

Members, quadrennial terms: 

CR Allen Wiese (98) MC Stephen Bibb (98) 

CB Lisa Luethye (96) Mus Jerald Rigdon (96) 

Cre Donna Smithson (96) Ott 

DM Bonifacio Mequi (97) SC Consorsia Sanchez (98) 

Dub Spe David Arulnathan (98) 

FD Priscilla Camarin (95) Wat Willie Austin (96) 

At-Large Members: 

Asian-American Advocate: Chris Daniel (97), Marcos Berbano (97) 

African-American Advocate: Cleta McQuerry (97), Curtis DeVance (98) 

Native American Advocate: Charlie Morrow (98), DeWayne Akerly (98) 

Hispanic Advocate: Angel Lopez (97) 

Filipino Advocate: Neil Platon (98) 

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Korean Advocate: Keun Sung Chang (98) 

Youth Member: Sara Chung (97) 

Consultants: District Superintendent, LaVonne Kaasa 


8b COMMISSION ON STATUS AND ROLE OF WOMEN (Agency) 

Co-Chairs: Kathleen Moore, Lorinda Hoover 

Secretary: Janet Rieckhoff-Faris 

Treasurer: Eleanor S. Tilton 


CR Carol Kress (97) Mus Debra Votaw (96) 

CB Judy Flanegin (98) Ott Julie Wehner (98) 

Cre Sarah Darter (97) SC Eleanor S. Tilton (96) 

DM Melissa Warren (98) Glenda Paulson (96) 

Dub Pat Ritter (98) Spe L. Kim Eanes (96) 

FD Dwight Grosvenor (97) Wat Allen Poore-Christiansen 

MC Val Anderson (98) (98) 

At-Large Members: Judy Miller (92) 

Lorinda Hoover (95), Kathleen Moore (93), Janet Rieckhoff-Faris (96) 

Youth Member: Sarah Kruse (98) 

Ex Officio Members: 

Lay Woman named by the Conference UMW: Dorothy Higdon 

General COSRO W: Deb Kiesey, Winonah McGee 

Consultants: District Superintendent, Richard Sebeneicher 

Editor, U.M. Life: Brenda Henning 

8c COMMISSION ON MINISTRY WITH PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES (Agency) 

Chairperson: Pat Moreland (91) 

Vice-Chair/Financial Sec: Jim Gochenouer 

Secretary: Edna Tjarks 

CR Janet Lamm (91) MC Jim Gochenouer (96) 

CB Edna Tjarks (96) Mus Christine Bruhn (98) 

Cre Rosalyn Cummings (96) Ott Howard Lord (96) 

DM Bob Davis (92) SC Dorothy Schlitter (96) 

Dub Jim Dale (90) Spe Ann Garton (92) 

FD Russ Burnett (97) Wat Ann Donat (93) 

Youth Member: Michelle Orfield (98) 

Consultants: 

Four Advocates of persons with disabilities: Myrtle Felkner, David Johnston, Carol Tippe 

District Superintendent, Charles Luers 

D. Conference Lay Organizations 

1. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN 

President: Gwenna Appel 

Vice-president: Margaret Mackey 

Secretary: Marcia Young 

Treasurer: Patricia Findley 

Chairperson, Committee on Nominations: Maureen Williams 

Nominating Committee: Janice Schlotman, Joan Pauls, Edith Bingaman, Ruth Anderson, 

Rosemary DeGraw, Wilma Lord, Sandra Frank 

Mission Coordinators: 

Education & Interpretation: Judy Kading 

Membership Nurture &Outreach: Dorothy Spiker 

Social Action: Dorothy Higdon 

Spiritual Growth: JoAnn Orthel


Secretary of Program Resources: Mavis Schroeder 

Communications Coordinator: Susan McKnight 

Representative to Metanoia: Dorothy Spiker 

District Presidents: 

CR Onalee Arnold MC Dianne Chambers 

CB Ruth Ann Barry Mus Betty Breaw 

Cre Jane Christensen Ott Jo Swanson 

DM Roberta Peters SC Gail Follmann 

Dub Olivia Pleggenkuhle Spe Jan Hibben 

FD Virginia Schoeneman Wat Marge Ziskovsky 

Consultants: District Superintendent: Emmanuel Tabelisma 

CCOM Staff: Phil Carver 

2. UNITED METHODIST MEN 

President: James Smith 

1st Vice-President: Dan Houston 

2nd Vice-President: James Dunsmore 

Secretary: Fred Bark 

Treasurer: Jim McIntosh 

Past President: Charles Wengert 

Prayer Advocate: Jim Pollock 


Scouting Coordinator: Jim Williams 

Self Help Coordinator: Fred Bark 

District Presidents: 

CR Clarence Skog MC Christian Nygaard 

CB Carl Phillips Mus Russell Kruse 

Cre Jim McIntosh Ott Bill Anderson 

DM SC 

Dub Spe 

FD Wat Al Brennecke 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Charles Luers 

CCOM Staff: Phil Carver 

Bishop Charles Jordon 

3. COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRIES 

(see listing on page 34 this volume) 

a. INSTITUTIONS 

a(1)a WESLEY FOUNDATIONS 

E. Affiliate Groups 

a(1)a1 Iowa State University, Ames 

Chairperson: Beverly Kruemple 

Vice Chair: Kimberly Daniels 

Secretary: 

Treasurer: Ken Kruempel 

1998: Jane Jacobson, Patricia Parker, Mark Blaedel, Janice Dana, Brian Gelder, Melody 

Schobert, David Edwards, Trisha Nelson 

1999: Kimberly Daniels, Adam Risius, Jilly Hutzell, Josh Paige, Shannon Apple,Jason Farmer, 

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Marsha Sanborn 

2000: Beverly Kruemple, Brent Bruton, Judy Gose, Frank Rizzo, Jan Stone, Stephanie 

Hamilton, Jolene Williamson, Michael Williams, Jeff Zogg 

Ex Officio: 

Director: Scott Grotewold 

Associate Director: James Shirbroun 

Minister of Spiritual Growth & Pastoral Care: Cynthia McCalmont 

Treasurer: Ken Krumpel 

Wesley Players: Andy Dotson 

Wesley Singers: Nathan Eslick 

District Superintendent: Lynn Ryon 

a(1)a2 University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls 

Chairperson: Jim Hanke 

Vice Chair: Diane Mitchell 

Secretary: Laura Terlip 

Treasurer: Lee Nicholas 

Board Members: 

Curtis DeVance, Marsha Dunn, Cori Ebert, Nicole Felice, Dennis Gilbert, Gene Graham, Cara 

Haidsiak, Jim Hanke, Carey Ann Harnack, Allonna Jones, Zifan Ju, Chris Long, John Louk, 

Andrea Miller, Diane Mitchell, Lee Nicholas, Wendy Overfield, Becky Overfield, Tom Primmer, 

Laurie Riley, Michael Shaffer, Marvin Siler, Joan Stabenow, Laura Terlip, Janet Tyrrell, Steve 

Williams, Ruth Yan 

Ex-officio: 

Director - David Glenn-Burns 

District Superintendent: Jerrold Swinton 

Conference Trustee: 

a(1)a3 Drake University, Des Moines 

Chairperson: Tom Tronick 

Vice Chairperson: Chris Hagge 

Treasurer: Gordon Harrison 

Secretary: Hannah Echalier 

Board Members: 

Students: Lindsey Boo, Rachel Brink, Jeff Cadwell, Brandy Case, Hannah Echalier, Jerold 

Gross, Chris Hagge, Mike Haub, Ashley Lawhon, Jennifer Odell, Becky Seago, Amanda 

Somerville, Kwong Weng Yau 

Lay Persons: Harriet Bailey, Brandon Hamil, Gordon Harrison 

University Members: Dr.Sally Hinders, Skip Phillips, Tom Tronick, 

Clergy Members: Henrietta Klarenbeek, Scott Kober, Susan Bowman 

Ex Officio: 

District Superintendent: David Stout 

Representative, Board of Trustees: Jill Flyr 

Director: Jim Nelson 

a(1)a4 University of Iowa, Iowa City 

Chairperson: Celia Burger 

Vice Chairperson: Sarah Pettinger 

Secretary: Angela Bywater 

Treasurer: Jean Kendall 

1999: Angela Bywater, Norlin Boyd, Jane Driscoll 

2000: Bob Walker, Marsha Lowe, George Dane 

2001: Celia Burger, Harriett Dean, LesVerHelst 

Students (one year term): Stephanie Hough, Sarah Pettinger, Jessica Shoemaker, Ann 

Longhurst, Teran Loeppke, Jessica Towle 

Ex Officio: Jean Kendall, Deborah Kiesey, Harlan Gillespie, Don Hodson,


Charles Kelsey, Seongbae Cheong, James Kledis, Barrie Tritle 

Director - David Schuldt 

Associate Director - Marsha Acord 

Administrative Secretary - Nona Riedel 

a(1)b OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 

a(1)b1 Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice Ministries 

Director: James Pender 

Members: 

William Cotton, Linda Dean, Donald Dunn, Kristin Fallon, Jeff Kodis, Patti McKee,Reg Merrill, 

Bonifacio Mequi, Cara Stewart 

Dist. Supt. David Stout 

a(1)b2 Waterloo Strategy Council for Urban Ministries 

Chairperson: Dave Alfrey 

Vice-Chairperson: Jim Price 

Secretary: Glenda Aitchison 

Treasurer: Kathy Gill 

At-Large Members: Betty Olerud, Judy Delong 

Director: Gerald Dolf 

Associate Director: Vicki Pospisil 

Ex Officio: Charles W. Jordan, Jerrold Swinton 

a(1)b3 Urban Visions, Inc. (Fort Dodge) 

Executive Director: Patricia Avery 

a(1)b4 Churches United of the Quad City Area 

Executive Director: Rev. Charles R. Landon, Jr, clandon@revealed.net 

Program Manager: Diane R. McCarthy dmccarthy@revealed.net 

a(1)b5 Permanent Fund of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist 

Church, Board of Pensions 

a(1)b6 Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

President: Kirk Hayes 

Vice President: Bill Crews 

President-elect/Treasurer: Richard Kerr 

Secretary: Beth Briggs 

Executive Director: David P. Harner 

Members, elected by the Annual Conference: 

1999: Tom Robb, Eugene Miller, Fern Underwood, Richard Kerr, Sue Brown, 

Susan Ryon, Alice Zinnel 

2000: Karl Giese, Myron Gookin, Mike Orthel, Tompsie Smith 

2001: Beth Briggs, Bill Crews, Kirk Hayes, David Stanley, Dorothy Higdon, J.T.Scott, 

Paul Akin 

2002: Janet Stephenson, George Dane, Robert Dodder, Galen Peckham, Jim Purdy, 

Marjorie Kreager, KumSan Song, Mel Miller 

Representing Agencies and/or Institutions: 

Retirement Homes - Jerry Harris 

Colleges - Deb Tierney 

Board of Pensions - 

CF&A - 

Hospitals and Hillcrest - 

Board of Camps & Extended Ministries - Bill Holst 

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Ex Officio with vote: 

Bishop of the Iowa Annual Conference: Charles W. Jordan 

Conference Treasurer: Charles W. Smith 

Conference Chancellor: A. Roger Wittke 

Real Estate Advisor: Tom Pitts 

a(1)b8 Hawthorn Hill Ministries Board of Directors: 

President: John Schley 

Vice-President: Diana Thompson 

Secretary: Jim Langdon 

Treasurer: 

Executive Director: Ruth Anne Petrak 

a(2)a COLLEGES 


a(2)a1 Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa 

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference: 

Avon Crawford, Janet Stephenson, Merlin Ackerson, Robert Engel, David Stout, 

Bruce Ough 

CR District Superintendent: Barrie Tritle 

a(2)a2 Iowa Wesleyan, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference 

1999: Robert Dodder 

2000: Robert Cook, Sr. Pastor, First UM Church 

Jerry Oakland, Muscatine District Superintendent 

2001: Charles W. Espy, Jr, Lester Moore 

a(2)a3 Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa 

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference: 

Bishop: Charles Wesley Jordan 

Sioux City District Superintendent: Darline Balm-Demmel 

Pastor, Grace United Methodist Church: William Steward 

Pastor, First United Methodist Church: Allen D. Call 

Appointed by the Bishop: J. Robert Burkhart, Gary Armstrong, Dee Gee Blair 

a(2)a4 Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa 

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference (Ex Officio) 

Bishop: Charles Wesley Jordan 

Des Moines District Superintendent: David Stout 

Pastor, First United Methodist Church: Paul Akin 

Three Trustees, appointed by the Bishop: 

Vernon H. Pooley, Marion M. Coons, D. Robert Downing 

a(2)b1 St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids 

Chairperson: James M. Sealy 

1st Vice-Chairperson: Donna J. Sorensen 

2nd Vice-Chairperson: James E. Hoffman 

Secretary: Kathy L. Lamb 

President: Stephen E. Vanourny, M.D. 

a(2)b2 Iowa Methodist Iowa Lutheran Blank Children’s Hospital, Des Moines 

(Central Iowa Health System) 

Chairman: Donald Ross 

Vice Chairman: David Oman 

Secretary: Marcia Hanson


Treasurer: Jack Ohle 

President: James H. Skogsbergh 

Directors, nominated by the Bishop of the Iowa Annual Conference 

a(2)b3 St. Luke's Regional Medical Center and St. Luke's Health Systems, Inc., 

Sioux City 

Directors/members of UM churches: 

John B. Anderson, Barry Backhaus, Carter Dennis, Michael Gunsch, 

Delaine C. Peterson 

President & CEO: John D. Daniels 

Health Systems Chairman: Carter Dennis 

Medical Center Chairman: Richard H. Wolfe 

a(2)c RETIREMENT HOMES 

a(2)c1 Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 

Chairman: Gary Bird 

Interim Executive Director/Administrator: Craig Johnsen 

a(2)c2 Methodist Manor, Storm Lake 

President: Ed Toomer 

Vice-President: Nella O’Brien 

Secretary: Marvel Nelsen 

Treasurer: Scott Petrich 

Executive Director: Dr. Terry L. Penniman 

a(2)c3 The Methwick Community Inc, Cedar Rapids 

Chairman: Larry Root 

Vice-Chairman: John Girotto 

Secretary: Gerald Fatka 

Treasurer: Barbara Knapp 

President/CEO: Bernard Bowman 

a(2)c4 Western Home, Cedar Falls 

Chairperson: Frank Dowie 

Vice Chairperson: Gary Jones 

Secretary: Kristin Card 

Treasurer: Sue Follon 

Ex-officio: Jerry L. Harris, Executive Director 

a(2)c5 Wesley Retirement Services, Inc. 

Halcyon House, Washington; Heritage House, Atlantic; Wesley Acres, Des Moines; 

The Village, Indianola; Park Center, Newton: 

Chairperson: Thomas Carpenter 

Immediate Past Chair: Nicholas Hunt 

Treasurer: Kevin Ulmer 

Secretary: James Agnew 

President: Warren Rippey 

a(2)d OTHER GROUPS 

a(2)d1 Bidwell-Riverside Community Center 

Chairperson: Scott Mailey 

Vice Chairs: Jeff Freude, Jean Brown 

Secretary: Betty Rose Gerberich 

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Treasurer: Don Schulz 

Director: Robert S. Crandall 

a(2)d2 Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa, Des Moines 

President: Marilyn McKeen 

a(2)d3 Shesler Hall Board of Directors: 

President: Gail Follmann 

Vice President: Barbara Redwine 

Secretary: Dorothy Wagner 

Treasurer: Andrew Robak 

Executive Director: Vera L. Ludwig 

a(2)d4 Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries 

President: John Hantla 

Chairman of the Board: Richard A. Pecaut 

Vice-Chair: James Brygger 

Sec/Treas: Richard Waller 

Board Member: Merrill Muller 

a(2)d5 Hillcrest Family Services, Board of Trustees 

President: Steve Yoder 

Executive Director: Gary L. Gansemer, MSW 

Director of Development: Jan Stoffel 

a(2)d6 Iowa Church World Service/CROP Advisory Board 

Chairperson: Dennis Steele, Roman Catholic 

Vice Chairperson: Rita Carter, UMC 

Secretary: Vivian Dau, UCC 

At-Large: Harold Werley, UMC; Lyle Kuehl, UCC 

Regional Director: Russell J.A. Melby 

a(2)d7 United Methodist Ministers' Service Credit Union 

Chairman: Gary L. Armstrong 

Vice Chairperson: Larry D. LaVelle 

Treasurer-CFO and Security Officer: James P. Russell 

Secretary: David R. Shogren 

President-CEO: Dale Mount 

Branch Manager: Mariann Peterson 

Loan Officer: Donna McGinness 


a(2)d8 Iowa School for Ministry Commission 

Chairperson: Gary Armstrong 

Vice Chairperson: 

Secretary: Leonard Sjogren 

Treasurer: DeLane Wright 

Deans: Bruce Ough, Dianna Hoover 

Registrars: James Russell, Carroll Brown 

District Superintendent: LaVonne Kassa 

Members: Rosalie Bentzinger, Judy Bolinger, J. Robert Burkhart, Christopher Daniel, 

Ruth Ann Scott, Richard Speight, DeLane Wright, Susan Guy, William Poland 

a(2)d9 Home Recycling Exchange 

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Executive Director: Lyle Ball, 805 SE 14 Ct, Des Moines 50317 515-282-9296 

b. COALITIONS AND CAUCUSES


b(1) United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism (UMORE) 

President: Christopher J. Daniel 

Vice President: June Parker Goldman 

Secretary: Bruce E. Wittern 

Treasurer: Robert D. Dodge 

Executive Director: Richard H. Dee 

Publisher, UMORE Beacon: Robert H. Gamble 

At-Large Members: Jeffrey A. Dahlin, Roger B. Henry, Morris C. Hurd, 

Ronald E. Kramer, 

William Lux, Daniel P. Miller, Noreen Miller, Donald Ridenour, Verna Ridenour, 

Steven R. Root, James Smith, David M. Stanley, Jean Leu Stanley, George A. White 

Advisory Board: Thomas Albin, David Arendt, Ira Gallaway, Karl Goodfellow, 

James Heidinger, Robert Kuyper, John Ed Mathison, Patricia Miller, Ed Robb, 

Faye Short 

b(2) The Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) 

Executive Director: Kathryn Johnson, New England Conference 

Co-presidents: Leonard Sjogren & Eloise Cranke 

Secretary: Vincent James 

Treasurer/Membership: Robert Miller 

Peace and Justice Advocate: Chet Guinn 

National Vice President: Tom Mohan 

Newsletter Editor: Tom Mohan 

b(3) United Methodist Rural Fellowship 

President: William E. Ballard 

Secretary: Janice Bolger 

Leadership Team: Linda Bibb, Wally Paige, Karl Goodfellow, Myrtle Felkner, 

Jerry Avise-Rouse, Jim Gubser 

c. ASSOCIATIONS OR FELLOWSHIPS 

c(1) Chaplains' Fellowship 

Contact Person: David Nolte 

c(2) Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship 

President: Cyndee Young 

Vice-President: Kris Christiansen 

Secretary: Corrine Kleppe 

Treasurer: Jan Hoover 

Editor, MICE: Mary Green 

Program Committee: Marsha Lowe, Sheryl Start, Keri Wolfe-Guess 

Care & Cultivation Committee: Carol Swartz, Lavina Shoffner 

c(3) Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization 

President: Linda Peters 

Vice President: Pam Yukl 

Secretary: Janice Stewart 

Treasurer: Deb Blackburn 

Secretaries: Betty Russell and Melanie Lyon 

COMMUNIQUE Editor: Marilyn Chevalier 

Historian: Marylou Prigge 

NE Area Coordinators: Pat VanHauen, Raarda Stilwell 

SE Area Coordinators: Jean Beall, Karen Schmitt 

Central Area Coordinators: Joan Muir, Rosalind Hess 

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SW Area Coordinator: Bev Zuch, Margaret Dalbey 

NW Area Coordinators: 

Ex-Officio Past President: Sheryl Ainslie 

c(4) Ministers' Spouses Organization 

1999 Annual Conference Responsibility: Dubuque District 


c(5) Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts - Iowa Chapter 

President: David Gaeth 

Vice-President: Steve Brandt 

Secretary: Carolyn Smith 

Treasurer: Sara Poston 

c(6) Iowa Women in Ministry 

Leadership Team: Julie Poore-Christiansen, Sharon Betsworth, Linda Butler, 

Rosemary Rhode-Frank, Susan Stater, Jan Ziskovsky 

c(7) United Methodist Clergy Couples, Iowa Chapter 

Coordinating Committee: Russ and Jan Burnett, Carol Swanson Posten 

Treasurer: Joan Hoover 

F. Representation in Ecumenical Bodies 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa: 

United Methodist Representatives, Board of Directors (appointed by the Bishop): 

The Bishop: Charles Wesley Jordan 

Board: Nancy Allen (98) 

Unity Commission: 

Justice Commission: Bill Crews (95), Everett Laning (98) 

G. District Organizations 

1. District Church Location and Building (elected by the Annual Conference): 

Cedar Rapids: Barrie Tritle, D.S. 

1999: Steve Laughlin (Co-Chair), Steve Nelson (Co-chair), Marian Arens (Sec), Joy Oldfield 

2000: Dendy Garrett (Vice Chair), Charles Scott, Kenneth Kent 

2001: Roger Hadley, Don Caspers, Loyd Brown 

Trustees Rep: Lois Poole 

Disabilities Rep: Janet Lamm 

Council Bluffs: Richard Sebeniecher, D.S. 

1999: Delbert Story (Chair), Elden Heuer, Leo Vergamini, Betty Benscoter 

2000: Gerald Wiser, Arthur J. Chambers 

2001: Glen Mitchell, Sheldon Howerter 

Trustees Rep: Linda Primmer 

Disabilities Rep: Edna Tjarks 

Creston: Charles Luers, D.S. 

1999: Gary DeGeest (Chair) 

2000: Don Carlson, Richard Mason, Leroy Perkins 

2001: Duane Churchman 

Parsonage: Donald Frank 

Trustees Rep: Matt Clayton 

Disabilities Rep: Rosalyn Cummings


Des Moines: David B. Stout, D.S. 

Earl Godwin, Marjorie Kreager, Helen Phillips, Martha Miller, William Tomlinson 

Ted Lyddon Hatten, Craig Norton, Bill Landholt 

Trustees Rep: Don Morrison 

Disabilities Rep: Pat Moreland 

Dubuque: Leonard Eberhart, D.S. 

1999: Ron Turner (co-chair), Roger Theide, Roger Howard 

2000: Art Fudge(co-chair), Kent Newlon, Greta Kling 

2001: Dan Jacobsen 

Trustees Rep: Art Fudge 

Disabilities Rep: Jim Dale 

Fort Dodge: Lynn Ryon, D.S. 

1999: Joyce Rouse 

2000: Harold Brinkman, Larry Steburg (Chair) 

2001: Paul Lundy, Beverlee Bell 

Trustees Rep: Kay Hooper 

Disabilities Rep: Russ Burnett 

Mason City: Emmanuel Tabelisma, D.S. 

1999: Robert Dodge, Muriel Schultz, Vernon Vold 

2000: Robert Holdorf, Steven Wendt, Richard Blunt 

1998: Elizabeth Ziebell, Kendall Peterson, Kay Hooper 

Trustees Rep: Kay Hooper 

Disabilities Rep: James Gochenouer 

Muscatine: Jerry Oakland, D.S. 

1999: Bill Poland, June Hardin, Jack Schmoll 

2000: Clarence DeBoef, Correne Henrickson, Rich Herrick 

2001: Nancy Schultz, Karlene Knock, Richard Purcell 

Trustees Rep: Tom Parrott 

Disabilities Rep: Christine Bruhn 

Ottumwa: David Wendel, D.S. 

1999: Rowena Hardinger, John Sanders 

2000: Barbara Kiple, Dennis Shankster, Gary McDonough 

2001: Lowell Smith, Donald Atwood, Cindy Morrison, Dick Cook 

Trustees Rep: Barbara Kiple 

Disabilities Rep: Howard Lord 

Sioux City: Darline Balm-Demmel, D.S. 

1999: Dorothy Schlitter (Disabilities Rep) 

2000: Sara Malone, Patricia Kirkegarrd 

2001: Lamar Esbeck, Ron Wilmot, Dale McKinney 

Trustees Rep: Cheryl Kramer-Greiner 

Spencer: LaVonne Kaasa, D.S. 

1999: Don Bogue, Verlae Niccol, Charles Tefft 

2000: , Pete Peterson, Don Banwart 

2001: Wayne Anderson, Ann Garton, Scott Holmes, Scott Mitchell, Dan Shinkle, Larry Stammer 

Trustees Rep: Cheryl Kramer-Greiner 

Disablilites Rep: Ann Garton 

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Waterloo: Jerrold Swinton, D.S. 

1999: Alvin Parsons, Steven Thorman, 

2000: Gerald Monk, Ralph White, Jr., Ruth Ann Gooden, Keith Scott 

2001: Merrill Siler, John Hughes, Fred Cressman 

Trustees Rep: Charles Edson 

Disabilities Rep: Ann Donat 


2. District Committee on Ordained Ministry (approved by the Annual Conference) 

*Indicates Conference Board Membership 

Cedar Rapids: Barrie Tritle, D.S. 

Robert Hoover (Chair), Tom Carver (Vice Chair), Norm Knight (Registrar), Torger Johnson (Sec), 

David Schuldt, Tom Stewart, Dick Speight,*Julie Nosek, Diana Hoover, Doug Peters, *Brian 

McNamara, Mary Johnston,*Martha Bennett, *Robert Barrick, *Brian Milford, Forest Johnson, *Beverly 

Spencer, Kae Tritle (Diaconal) 

Council Bluffs: Richard Sebeniecher, D.S. 

Mark Heath (Chair), Marvin Arnpriester (Registrar), Michael Metz (Sec), Walden Paige, Paul Wilcox, 

*Charles Downing, Edward Clevenger, Dee Ann Klapp, Betty Milford, Michael Stevens, Dave 

Robinson 

Creston: Charles Luers, D.S. 

Duane Churchman (Chair), Michael Druhl (Registrar), Jerry Avise-Rouse (Loans & Grants), Al Rusk, 

Kathy Sides, Hugh Stone, Jon Gaul, Bob Foster, Sherri Doggett, Maralene Longfellow 

Des Moines: David Stout, D.S. 

Carol Swanson Posten (Chair), James Nelson (Registrar), Reginald Merrill, Rudolph Trusheim, Judy 

Bolinger, Jo Campney, Bob Dunaway, Deanna Pullen, Jin Hwa Hong, Henrietta Klarenbeek 

Dubuque: Leonard Eberhart, D.S. 

*Annette Ruhs Kruse (Chair), *Anita Bane (Registrar), Clair Odell, David Pacholke, Kay Roath, Carroll 

Robinson,*Diane Wasson Eberhart, Dennis Gilbert, Jane Cooper, Ron Hughes, Vicki Tilson 

Fort Dodge: Lynn Ryon, D.S. 

Melvin Ammon, (Chair), Larry LaVelle, *Dana Wimmer *Dale Schoening, Barbara Mittman, Dan 

Rogers 

Mason City: Emmanuel Tabelisma, D.S. 

Larry Vallery (Chair), Richard Pippert (Registrar), Gordon Packard (Loans & Grants), *Rosemary 

Rohde-Frank Gary Marzolf, Doug Anderson, David Shogren, Bob Cumings, Karen Dearch, Dorothy 

Curran, Bernard Buckland, Jim Benjegerdes 

Muscatine: Jerry Oakland, D.S. 

*Craig Peters (Chair), Rhonda Schultz (Vice-chair), *Wilbert Trusheim, Mark Young, Lawrence 

Garrett, Dale Batcheler, Paul Benjamin, David Ohrt, Marilyn Winch, Frank Schultz, Debra Votaw, 

Lowell Titus, Gerry Sproule, Vickie Thurston-Woodbury 

Ottumwa: David Wendel, D.S. 

Don Morrison, *Rebecca Carver, Lon Lewis, Marge Bradshaw, Kenneth Royar, Danny Lemons, 

Martha Ward, Jim Gubser, Lanny Tuttle, Tom Raphael-Nakos, David Nobel, Bill Northrup, 

Myrtle Felkner 

Sioux City: Darline Balm-Demmel, D.S. 

Gary Armstrong (Chair), *Allen Call, Stan Long, Shirley Textor, Steven Pohlman, Marcia Sangel, 

Chrisa Ferguson, Kay Bogenrief, Jerry Martin, Jim Coalter


Spencer: LaVonne Kaasa,, D.S. 

*Phil Webb (Chair), Larry Willey, John Rosenberger, Tony Nester, Ken Bell, Kim Eanes, Don Bryan, 

Clinton Fodge, Ruth Newell, Ron Powell 

Waterloo: Jerrold Swinton, D.S. 

Jim Hanke (Chair), Rick Johnson (Registrar) Sue Mutchler, (Sec), Lowell Hoyle, *Janice Burnett, Mary 

Green,, Leonard Sjogren, Michelle Williamson, Richard Sietman, Karmen Mehmen 

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Information Reports - Required 

I. Boards and Agencies 

V. INFORMATION REPORTS 

Table of Contents 


A. Administrative 

1. Board of Trustees ....................................................49 

2. Board of Pensions ...................................................50 

a. Payments to Conference Claimants ...................................51 

3. Commission on Equitable Compensation ..................................56 

4. Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling ..............................58 

5. Journal Publication Committee ..........................................58 

6. Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee ..............59 

B. Program 

1. Age Level Council ....................................................59 

2. Board of Camps and Extended Ministries .................................59 

3. Board of Church and Society ...........................................60 

4. Board of Discipleship .................................................61 

5. Board of Global Ministries ..............................................61 

6. Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry ...........................62 

7. Board of Laity .......................................................62 

8. Board of Ordained Ministry .............................................63 

9. Commission on Archives and History ....................................63 

10. Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns .....................64 

11. Commission on Religion and Race .......................................64 

12. Commission on Status and Role of Women ................................64 

13. Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities .......................65 

14. Council on Ministries ..................................................65 

15. Council on Youth Ministry ..............................................66 

C. Urban Ministries 

1. Churches United of the Quad City Area, Rock Island, Illinois ...................67 

2. Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice, Des Moines .................67 

3. Urban Visions, Inc., Fort Dodge ..........................................68 

4. Urban Ministry, Inc., Waterloo ...........................................68 

D. Other Organizations 

1. Hawthorn Hill .........................................................68 

2. Iowa United Methodist Foundation ........................................68 

3. Wesley Foundations: 

a. Drake University, Des Moines .........................................69 

b. Iowa State University, Ames ...........................................70 

c. University of Iowa, Iowa City ..........................................71 

d. University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls .................................72 

E. Conference Lay Organizations 

1. United Methodist Women ...............................................73 

2. United Methodist Men ..................................................73 

II. Related Organizations 

Information Reports - Not Required But Requested for Information

INFORMATION REPORTS 

A. Colleges 

1. Cornell ............................................................. 74 

2. Iowa Wesleyan ....................................................... 74 

3. Morningside ......................................................... 75 

4. Rust ............................................................... 76 

5. Simpson ............................................................ 75 

B. Hospitals and Retirement Homes 

1. Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines ................................ 76 

2. St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ................................ 77 

3. St. Luke’s Medical Center & St. Luke’s Health System, Inc., Sioux City ........... 77 

4. Friendship Haven, Inc., Fort Dodge ....................................... 77 

5. Methodist Manor, Storm Lake ........................................... 78 

6. Meth-Wick Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids ................................. 78 

7. Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., Des Moines .............................. 78 

8. Western Home, Cedar Falls ............................................. 78 

C. Other Organizations 

1. Bidwell-Riverside ..................................................... 79 

2. Chaplains’ Fellowship .................................................. 79 

3. Church World Services/C.R.O.P. ......................................... 79 

4. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa ........................................... 79 

5. Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts .................... 80 

6. Hillcrest Family Services ............................................... 80 

7. Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship ...................................... 81 

8. Iowa School for Ministry Commission ..................................... 81 

9. Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization ............................. 82 

10. Iowa Women in Ministry ................................................ 82 

11. Shesler Hall ......................................................... 82 

12. The Methodist Federation for Social Action ................................. 82 

14. United Methodist Clergy Couples, Iowa Chapter ............................. 83 

15. United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism .................... 83 

16. United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union ............................ 83 

17. United Methodist Rural Fellowship ........................................ 83 

18. Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries .................................... 83 

Financial Reports 

1. Treasurer’s Fund Report and Financial Statement, 1997 ......................... 84, 85 

2. Board of Pensions, Inc. Financial Statement, 1997 ............................... 106 

Information Reports - Required 

I. Board and Agencies 

A. Administrative 

1. Board of Trustees 

The Board of Trustees has continued during the past year to operate under a subcommittee 

structure that was developed in 1996. Under that structure the Board of Trustees is composed of three 

standing committees, namely, Insurance, District Parsonages and Leased Offices, and Property 

Management and Maintenance. 

The Insurance Subcommittee has been busy during the past year investigating a proposed 

conference-wide insurance program that would provide property, casualty and liability insurance on 

a conference-wide basis to both local churches and the conference. Such insurance coverage would 

be available to local churches on a totally voluntary basis. The committee is continuing to investigate 

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various companies and the implementation of similar programs in other conferences. The committee 

will compile information from local churches within our conference in order to obtain proposals from 

interested insurers. It is anticipated that broader coverage and higher limits will be available at lower 

“group prices” to local churches and our conference. The committee anticipates having a specific 

proposal for action at the 1999 Annual Conference. 

The District Parsonage and Leased Offices Subcommittee has been working on establishing a 

standard inventory of all district offices and parsonages so that the trustees have consistent 

information concerning the age, features and maintenance of the various district offices and 

parsonages. This committee has also been investigating the relocation of district offices out of 

parsonages and performing some long term planning regarding replacement of the various district 

parsonages. Specifically, the committee has been working this past year on establishing new district 

offices outside of the Mason City and Council Bluffs District parsonages and possible replacement of 

the Council Bluffs District parsonage. 

The Property Management and Maintenance Committee has been working on obtaining equipment 

and property inventories of the various United Methodist Camps as well as district and conference 

offices. It is hoped that by obtaining accurate inventories of equipment and other property we can more 

accurately insure our conference property as well as create efficiencies in the purchase or lease of 

equipment. For example, this committee is investigating a conference-wide lease or purchase of 

copiers for the various district offices when various copier leases expire in the near future. 

The trustees have also continued to deal with the sale and/or transfer of numerous closed church 

properties and considered and granted several Priscilla Fund requests. 

Myron L. Gookin, 

President 

2. Board of Pensions 

The Iowa Annual Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. ended 1997 with assets totaling 

$22,995,006.79 in Pension Accounts and $2,782,997.37 in the Health Insurance Reserve Fund (of 

which, $340,229.14 is in money market, $840,602.50 in government securities, $217,385.88 in equity 

securities, and $1,384,779.85 is in the form of a note from the Iowa Annual Conference to the Iowa 

Annual Conference Board of Pensions, Inc.). According to the General Board of Pensions, the Iowa 

Annual Conference unfunded Past Service Liability for pre-1982 service years totals $21,433,810.00. 

A task force comprising members from the Council on Finance and Administration and the Board 

of Pensions negotiated the segregation of the Health Insurance Reserve Funds from the General 

Operating Budget of the Iowa Annual Conference as per the legislation enacted by the 1997 Annual 

Conference. That segregation of funds was finalized on January 1, 1998. 

A series of workshops outlining wellness strategies and our current plan/program benefits was also 

begun in the past year and will continue into the fall. 

Several members of the Board of Pensions met with Jeanne Featherstone, an actuary from the 

General Board of Pensions, who helped the Board formulate an approach that would bring us closer 

to funding fully our Past Service Liabilities for all pre-1982 service years. Some of the legislation 

proposed this year represents the fruits of those efforts. 

The Board of Pensions seeks to be a faithful interpreter of the various plans and programs offered 

to qualified clergy and laity alike. In doing so, the Board also seeks to be a faithful steward over the 

vast resources and potential liabilities that have been entrusted to it. The Board carefully weighs its 

decisions in terms of potential liabilities and the probability of increased cost which must then be 

passed on to participants, churches and agencies. 

The Iowa Annual Conference Board of Pensions seeks to serve the overall mission of the Iowa 

Annual Conference by providing for its participants’ Pension and Health Care plans that enhance and 

enable the itinerant system as well as provide for lay and other non-itinerant employees. 

Jon A. Disburg, 

Chairperson


a. Payments to Conference Claimants 

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a record of pension payments from Iowa Annual Conference sources issued 

by the General Board of Pensions of The United Methodist Church for the year ending December 31, 

1997. This list does not include payments to claimants who have been retired from other annual 

conferences. An asterisk before a name indicates that a person’s payments were totally or partially 

from Disability Fund Benefits. 

MEMBERS 

CASS, EDWARD J 13,549.20 

ACKERMAN, JOHN H 2,117.52 CEYNAR, MARVIN EMIL 6,899.16 

ACKERSON, MERLIN J 7,521.08 CHURCH, DALE WALTER 11,045.40 

AITKEN, LOUIS A 5,871.36 CHURCHMAN, L DUANE 7,459.02 

ALBERTSON, JAMES E 14,341.32 CLAWSON, KENNETH I 3,080.04 

ARMSTRONG, GERALD T 2,939.64 COLBURN, DONALD L 3,080.04 

ASH, DAVID WILFRED 14,052.60 COLE JR, JAMES PRESTON 2,849.64 

AURAND, R H 1,475.84 COLLINS, LEE ROY 10,166.08 

AYERS, BYRON WILTON 11,176.92 COOK, GEORGE CLIVE 11,068.80 

BABCOCK, HARLAN F 5,967.60 CORNISH, JOHN DAVID 5,975.52 

BALM, THOMAS R 11,141.68 COWELL JR, CHARLES E 2,117.52 

BARBER, ROMAINE H 5,162.04 COWHERD, HOLMAN 1,726.02 

BARKER, DAVID F 16,644.78 CRIPPS, FLOYD E 8,277.60 

BARNETT, ROBERT W 5,041.08 CRUM, ROBERT A 6,522.64 

BARRINGER, KENNETH D 1,765.32 CUNNINGHAM, S WILLARD 15,592.56 

BARTRUFF, WAYNE L 6,753.24 CURTIS, CARLIN F 13,090.08 

BARTZ, HAROLD V 15,688.80 *CUSTER, CHESTER E 7,603.80 

BASYE, ERNEST E 12,608.76 DANCEL, JOSE A 14,186.35 

BATHO, THOMAS C 4,523.76 DARLINGTON, JOHN W 13,667.52 

BAUER, E THEODORE 7,603.80 DAVIS, CHESTER LEE 3,849.96 

BAUMAN SR, LEROY E 14,245.08 DAWES, HARRISON G 15,400.08 

BECK, WALTER FRED 6,930.00 DEAVER, LEONARD E 16,747.56 

BEEBOUT, JOHN LEE 13,269.48 DELLIT, HAROLD WEBER 14,533.80 

BEGG, WENDELL R 1,347.60 DENDLER, JAMES W 10,484.82 

BENTZINGER, RICHARD A 12,705.00 DENHARTOG, GEORGE W 9,528.84 

BERBANO JR, MARCOS V 5,035.92 DENNERT JR, ROBERT A 4,523.76 

BIESEMEYER, ROY A 10,683.84 DIMMLICH, WALTER F 13,956.36 

BINTZ, WARREN A 14,918.76 DODDER, ROBERT T 11,935.08 

BIRCHMIER, CHARLES L 9,697.80 DOWD, JOHN ALEXANDER 13,571.28 

BIRD, HUGH SIDNEY 3,246.48 DRAPER, DARREL L 11,520.60 

BISHOP, CLOYD J 9,432.60 DUIT, WARREN WALLIS 8,801.88 

BISSINGER, DONALD C 15,688.80 EASTLAND, ALLEN C 2,908.68 

BOOM, ELMER CHARLES 15,881.28 EHLERT, WILBERT R 11,935.08 

BOUSFIELD, PAUL G 11,742.60 EIS, RICHARD L 11,290.56 

BRENT, ARTHUR E 14,630.04 ELDRENKAMP, HOWARD J 10,838.64 

BRIGHTON, GEORGE W 11,742.60 ELDRIDGE JR, RUSSELL D 9,100.90 

BROCKMEYER, MYRON WM 10,953.58 ELLER, DARALD DEAN 8,470.08 

BROWN, FREDERICK E 5,390.04 ELLIS, ROBERT TAYLOR 2,568.47 

BRYANT, HERBERT LEO 11,357.52 ELLSWORTH, DALE E 6,885.84 

BURHAM, EVERETT K 10,708.38 ENGLISH, EDWARD M 746.27 

BURROUGHS, WENDELL L 2,310.00 FARR, ROBERT GEORGE 13,667.52 

BUTLER, ROBERT DEO 13,389.78 FIELD, GILBERT M 5,416.44 

BUTTS, HAROLD D 14,148.84 FIX, CHARLES J 4,523.76 

CAMPBELL, DONALD L 4,991.04 FOUKE, JAMES W 9,690.12 

CAMPBELL, DORA DALLI 1,347.60 FOWLER, WILLIAM R 805.75 

CANNADAY, KENNETH D 3,272.52 FOXWORTHY JR, HERBERT 8,721.36 

CARBAUGH, HARLEY E 5,374.00 FRANK, DONALD DEAN 9,478.38 

CARVER, DONALD L 10,587.60 *FRANK, KRISTINE ANN 14,677.33 

CASPERS, DONALD T 6,593.22 FREEBURG, GORDON N 7,454.76 

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FREVERT, MAURICE M 13,282.56 ILES, DONALD HERBERT 13,681.32 

FUGATE, LEONARD H 2,791.32 JAMES, VINCENT LEE 4,812.60 

GABLE, JAMES W 771.36 JENSEN, CARL OLIVER 11,706.16 

GANT, HARLAND T 11,838.84 JOHNSON, JOHN DONALD 3,328.08 

GARDINER, HOMER E 3,492.84 JONES, HAROLD E 6,771.24 

GARLOCK, BROWN HITT 4,780.44 JONES, LAWRENCE E 13,763.76 

GARRETT, CALVIN DENDY 11,122.06 KENNEDY, STANLEY C 11,742.60 

GARRETT, LAURENCE L 14,460.12 KERNS, CLAIR WALTER 11,040.84 

GEISLER, MILTON LOREN 710.10 KILDAL, WILLIAM MORRIS 5,005.08 

GERDES, EGON W D 168.36 KING, LYNN JOHN 13,017.20 

GIBSON, GEORGE E 10,383.48 KINRADE, ALVERN J 4,427.52 

GILBERT, CHARLES D 4,861.68 KINZLER SR, RONALD 7,092.48 

GILDNER, ROBERT VINSON 13,289.40 KINZLER, H WALLACE 8,523.96 

GJERDE, WAYNE R 6,243.48 KITTERMAN, RALPH D 15,111.36 

GLADFELDER, KERMIT C 5,967.60 KOETHER, LUELLA G 5,678.76 

GOLDMAN, MAX EUGENE 2,149.60 KOONTZ, DONALD H 385.08 

GOULD, HERBERT R 12,801.36 LAMB, GLEN W 14,630.04 

GRANT, WILLIS EDWARD 11,742.60 LAMOTTE JR, GERALD C 12,506.04 

GRAY, DALE 2,081.16 LANDIS, CLARENCE HENRY 11,357.52 

GREEN, MERTON B 16,458.84 LANING, EVERETT L 3,899.56 

GREEN, WILLIAM H 12,897.60 LARSON, ERNEST W 11,534.28 

GREENWOOD, FRANK L 10,949.40 LATTA, LLOYD A 15,015.00 

GRIFFIN, DON E 10,574.52 LAUTT, CLARENCE N 1,699.08 

GROVES, JOHN L 2,310.00 LAUTT, ZONA LOUISE 706.38 

GRUBER, DONALD MARK 11,210.04 LAY, FORREST MELVIN 11,030.04 

GUINN, CHESTER L 11,271.48 LEACH, MATT 7,758.72 

HAHN, SAMUEL JOHN 11,068.80 LEATHERMAN, J ARTLEY 7,026.36 

HALL, MAX I 9,432.60 LEMMERMANN, ROBERT W 4,802.88 

HALL, SCOTT CUMMINS 10,367.28 LESHER, JOHN Q 792.48 

HAMANN, ARTHUR A 4,620.00 LIEDER, LYLE WILLIAMS 14,052.60 

HAMILTON, KEITH EUGENE 2,983.80 LIPPINCOTT, JOHN A 10,809.12 

HAMILTON, MARILYNN L 192.60 LOGAN, REX VERNON 192.60 

HAMILTON, ROBERT THOMAS 985.65 LONG, STANLEY RICHARD 2,755.44 

HANCOCK, EUGENE H 11,635.08 LORD, HOWARD J 5,397.10 

HANSEN, ERNEST PAUL 11,809.32 LOTT JR, RAYMOND C 11,742.60 

HANSON, NORRIS PAUL 192.60 LUSHER, JAMES M 11,470.26 

HANTLA JR, JOHN PAUL 11,984.88 MABERRY, ALVIN T 11,515.56 

HARDEN, KENNETH J 5,197.56 MACCANON, ROBERT R 15,785.04 

HARRIS, FREDERIC G 8,277.60 MACPEEK, DONALD W 1,072.56 

HARRYMAN, HAROLD E 9,240.00 MALLOTT, SHERIDAN M 4,929.36 

HASEL, PAUL FREDERICK 9,659.08 MANNING, DUANE ROBERT 14,464.19 

HAWES, LAURENCE B 14,437.56 MAPLE, DONALD F 4,427.52 

HAWHEE, SHERMAN GALE 11,357.52 MARKS, JAMES R 4,169.52 

HENRY, CHARLES SAMUEL 10,227.36 MARTIN, RAY I 5,072.88 

HENSEN, DONALD ROBERT 324.00 MARTIN, ROBERT P 8,277.60 

HERBST, ARNOLD T 5,675.49 MARTY, HOWARD HENRY 8,566.32 

HERSEY, THOMAS D 4,908.84 MASON, CHARLES E 14,148.84 

HJELMAAS, ROY ALLEN 5,252.38 MATHER, PAUL B 8,501.76 

HOEHNS, KENNETH WAYNE 10,972.56 MCBLAIN, ROBERT A 11,550.00 

HOHL, RICHARD THOMAS 7,935.04 MCCALLUM, JOHN WESLEY 9,725.64 

*HOLMES, DAVID RUSSELL 13,983.90 MCCLELLAN, JOSEPH E 14,052.60 

HOOVER, ROY K 8,054.40 MCCONNELL, WAUNEITA 7,700.04 

HOTLE, THOMAS E 8,179.00 MCFATE, WARREN J 14,822.52 

HOWE, MERLEN F 2,044.68 MCKINLEY, PAUL FOSTER 16,362.60 

HUDDLESTON JR, HENRY W 923.52 *MCQUERRY, CLETA M 14,637.96 

HULSE, MARVIN LEE 11,453.76 *MEENDERING, SHIRLEY F 14,458.56


MEHAFFEY, CHARLES R 6,458.88 RICKS, JOSEPH GLEEDE 8,599.80 

MEYER, EDWARD CECIL 3,268.58 RIEBHOFF, JOHN L 6,328.08 

MILLER, EUGENE L 10,491.36 RIECKHOFF, WM GEORGE 11,505.93 

MILLER, HAROLD S 5,005.08 RIEGEL, HENRY WILLIAM 9,799.56 

MILLER, JACOB H 13,265.10 RIGGS, CARL B 2,695.08 

MILLER, MELVIN B 11,010.00 RINKEL JR, CHARLES T 10,514.26 

MILLER, WILLIAM T 12,512.52 RITTER, R ROLAND 11,165.04 

MINEAR, PAUL S 2,598.84 ROBERTS, DONALD F 14,277.72 

MITCHELL, DARRELL V 8,200.32 ROBINSON JR, JOHN A 6,930.00 

MOORE, JOHN K 14,304.88 ROBINSON, ROBERT P 12,512.52 

MOORE, LEROY W 13,314.12 ROOT JR, STEPHEN R 9,993.00 

MOORE, LESTER L 12,320.04 ROOT, LEONARD L 7,982.52 

MOORE, RAYMOND D 11,795.86 ROWLEY, FREDERICK C 11,710.50 

MORRIS, MILO EUGENE 13,282.56 RULEMAN, ROBERT N 7,789.74 

MORRISON, CLARENCE M 12,127.56 RUPPERT, ROBERT H 12,314.52 

MUSSER, LLOYD LEONARD 9,744.68 RUSSELL, RAYMOND 15,303.84 

NELSON, EARL VOLNEY 7,218.84 *SAMUELS, ELLEN LOUISE 7,416.84 

NELSON, MERVIN R 10,322.24 SCHALLER, EDWARD A 10,683.84 

NEWBROUGH, FLOYD T 12,439.60 SCHLOSSER, JOHN R 9,329.40 

NICHOLS, FRANK A 10,455.26 SCHNECK, ALFRED F 6,641.28 

NICHOLS, NANCY J 10,109.16 SCHOENMAKER, ADRIAN 4,645.20 

NICHOLSON, JAMES B 7,908.12 SCHWARM, R FRANKLIN 6,496.20 

NOLTE, ELDON GEORGE 4,042.56 *SCHWARZ, LELAND C 13,141.27 

NOTHDURFT, MILTON H 15,785.04 SEIBERT, JAMES EDWARD 9,244.49 

OLSON, BERNARD G 16,555.08 SHAFFER, HERBERT CLYDE 12,897.60 

OSSMAN, ROBERT LLOYD 2,111.88 SHEILS JR, GEORGE A 13,855.64 

OSWALD, ROLLIN GORDON 14,052.60 SHERMAN, HAROLD LEE 11,323.66 

OTOOL, DUANE H 7,455.96 SHOEMAKER, WAYNE E 13,667.52 

PACKARD JR, B GORDON 9,014.16 SHREVE, FRANCIS W 14,148.84 

PAIGE, MAX E 11,742.60 SHREVE, ROBERT WILLIAM 3,532.35 

PAIGE, WARREN S 13,402.16 SIECK, WALTER L 14,822.52 

PARMER, WALLACE A 10,959.48 SIEMENS, PETER 3,073.50 

PARRIS, ROBERT M 13,475.04 *SIMS, CHRISTIAN RIVER 12,716.20 

PARROTT, GLENN R 12,572.32 SMITH, AZEL L 12,894.33 

PATERSON, GEORGE WM 7,899.96 SMITH, HERBERT JAMES 5,010.12 

PEARSON, RICHARD L 10,959.48 SMITH, ROBERT L 3,196.68 

PEVERILL, LLOYD VERNON 2,475.72 SNYDER, GEORGE S 12,283.20 

PFALTZGRAFF, PAUL O 13,750.80 SORENSEN, VERNON M 9,089.28 

PFALTZGRAFF, RICHARD C 12,595.80 SPARKS, ALBERT HAROLD 14,039.52 

PHELPS, WALTER B 9,360.77 SPARKS, CLYDE GALE 7,196.88 

PHILGREEN, ERNEST ED 11,721.88 SPEER, JACK GORDON 8,168.85 

PHILLIPS, EDWARD P 6,820.20 SQUIRE, JOHN ROBERT 7,230.24 

PHILLIPS, ROBERT P 13,763.76 STEELE JR, OTTO SCOTT 14,437.56 

PIERCE, DARWIN M 10,491.36 STEFFENSON, J MORRIS 7,988.76 

PIERCE, FRED PERRY 5,582.52 STENBERG, HARLAN ALLAN 13,249.39 

PIMLOTT, LLOYD G 7,892.52 STEVENS, J PAUL 15,303.84 

PITTMAN, JAMES S 6,352.56 STEWART, R THOMAS 6,189.18 

POTTER, ORRIN T 10,237.92 STIEFEL, CARL F 7,988.76 

POTTER, PAUL KENNETH 537.63 STREYFFELER, DAVID E 11,537.04 

POULSEN, JAMES VIGGO 12,026.64 STRIFFLER, RUSSELL C 10,202.52 

POWELL, DAVID J 2,887.92 SULLIVAN, EDWARD L 5,605.80 

QUANDT, HARVEY G 13,461.96 SURFACE, BYRON DEAN 3,055.68 

QUINLAN, RICHARD C 6,715.44 SURFACE, LOWELL DEAN 481.32 

RAU, ALFRED EARL 12,475.92 TAGG, LAWRENCE 1,181.04 

REES, OSCAR W 7,112.64 TEASDALE, CALVIN T 7,823.28 

RETH, MELVIN W 10,876.32 THOMPSON, DONALD L 8,443.20 

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THUROW, WILLIS C 4,235.04 ARTHUR, NAOMI SUSAN 7,680.84 

TOMLINSON, WILLIAM B 12,512.52 ARTMAN, LOUISE D 10,914.84 

TOWELL, ROLLAND C 1,636.32 ASH, RUBY DELIGHT 8,139.12 

TREMBLY JR, WILLIAM C 10,748.36 (SULLIVAN, MARK CALVIN) 

TRIMBLE, FRED LAROY 7,116.06 BAKER, CHALICE 7,832.34 

TRUSHEIM, RUDOLF 11,068.80 BALL, EDITH MARIE KNOUSE 4,360.50 

*ULIN, JERRY L 13,701.44 *BALLARD, LETHA 7,184.76 

UNDERHILL JR, LEE 3,176.28 *BASS, FRANCES A 6,834.96 

USHER, CARROLL E 8,980.32 BECK, BELVA MAE 1,594.56 

USHER, WORTHIE KEUS 11,742.60 BERRETH, LORA 4,581.60 

VANDERHOEF SR, RUSSELL 5,967.60 BLAKELY, ERMA E 4,686.00 

VARCE, HAROLD ALONZO 12,223.80 (GAUER, W P) 

VICKERY SR, GORDON K 7,316.88 BLANKERS, VIOLA 4,918.44 

VINEY, RICHARD G 8,179.92 BLOMQUIST, MURIEL 4,312.08 

VOAS, DUANE RANDALL 12,971.88 BLOODWORTH, GLADYS 5,648.88 

WAGNER, HAROLD E 10,972.56 BRESSLER, CLORIS 5,929.08 

WAGONER, JOHN DONALD 2,185.20 BROCKMAN, RUTH IONE 5,527.86 

WALKER, M ELLSWORTH 9,432.60 BUCKLEW, ALTHEA L 7,748.16 

WALLACE, CHARLES Q 11,410.90 *BURDETTE, BETTY 4,769.24 

WALLACE, LEON V 8,843.08 BURNS, EVELYN R 1,482.36 

WALTERS, DEAN GEORGE 9,426.06 *CAMPNEY, JO ANNE 7,306.29 

WASHINGTON, ALEX T 12,223.80 CANNADAY, SARA HELEN 6,333.24 

WASTA, WAYNE E 11,322.60 CARBAUGH, ESTHER 5,266.73 

WATERMAN, DAVID P 9,591.72 CARLSON, VIRGINIA R 9,404.16 

WATKINS, DICK L 6,767.28 CARLTON, BEULAH M 7,478.64 

WEBB, J ELLIS 13,282.56 CHAPMAN, RUTH S 12,060.12 

WEIGEL, ALDRETH V 7,443.36 CHITWOOD, DARLENE 4,042.56 

*WELLS, NOVA LAURAINE 14,221.38 (LANSMAN, QUENTIN) 

WENDEL, ROBERT G 11,742.60 CLARK, ELIZA KATHRYN 2,290.80 

WESTON, MARK E 10,717.08 CLEMENTS, ALICE GENEVA 10,914.84 

WHITENACK, WELDON A 11,508.00 CLEMENTS, WILMA H 5,965.31 

WILCOX, WILBUR FISK 14,424.48 COLLIER, KATHRYN J 7,680.84 

WILDER, BUD C 1,625.82 CONSIDINE, CAROL C 7,276.56 

WILKEN, ALFERD EDWARD 15,977.52 *COOPER, GILBERTA ANNE 6,688.56 

WILLIAMS, DALE J 14,822.52 COUGHENOUR, VIRGINIA D 6,400.68 

WILLIAMS, ROBERT DEAN 8,470.08 CRABTREE, JUANITA 2,425.56 

WILLIAMSON, PAUL D 9,817.56 *CREWS, PHYLLIS 7,628.42 

WILSON, CARL EDWIN 15,015.00 CUTLER, ARLENE 9,267.36 

WILSON, GERALD LLOYD 2,406.36 DAVIES, KAREN 8,489.28 

WILSON, RUSSELL LYNN 6,815.04 DEEDRICK, OPAL LUCILE 8,085.06 

WINTER, ROBERT BROWN 6,737.52 DIMMITT, DEAN J 9,365.16 

WOESTE, STANLEY FRANK 8,879.88 DIPPLE, FRIEDA 8,893.56 

WOLCOTT, JERRY B 11,646.36 (ELLERBECK, WM F) 

WOODIN, THOMAS W 9,055.56 DOLD, ELIZABETH 4,716.36 

WOOGE, DONALD E 10,776.02 DOUGHTY, BESSIE L 8,826.12 

YETTER, GEORGE I 11,357.52 DUNHAM, MILDRED L 3,234.00 

YOUNG, J EUGENE 8,637.06 EDDY, SAVILLA 5,457.48 

YOUNG, ROBERT W 1,347.60 ENGLISH, NANCY 373.15 

ZIETTLOW, CARRYL R 7,700.04 EVELAND, MARY ELLEN 7,414.38 

---------- FARIS, GLADYS 11,251.68 

INSIDE T O T A L 309,586.81 FELLER, GLADYS M 10,712.64 

FITCH, JANICE D 1,212.84 

SPOUSES 

*FLEMING, LUCILE RUSSELL 7,213.65 

(RUSSELL JR, RALPH CHARLES) 

AITKEN, SHIRLEY JOAN 3,907.80 FLOWERS, ZEPHA E 10,173.72 

ANDRE, DORIS 5,207.64 FORBES, VARENA D 6,872.28


FRANK, BLANCHE I 4,514.16 MCLAUGHLIN, JANET T 808.56 

FRANKHAUSER, ANITA M 11,053.92 MCMULLEN, MARGARET L 10,260.12 

FROHARDT, MYRA MAE 10,173.72 METCALF, ELOISE W 11,386.44 

FRY, SYLVIA MAE RANKIN 2,829.84 MILLER, HILDA I 5,929.08 

GARLOCK, AMY LOU 6,692.88 MILLER, MEGAN R 2,812.92 

GAUL, SHIRLEY W 11,988.36 *MUELLER, LORAINE D 1,080.63 

GILMORE, CONNIE SUE 2,197.92 *NASH, BERNIECE 7,907.28 

GOLDMAN, JUNE PARKER 7,523.90 *NOLAND, LURA M 7,775.88 

GREENWOOD, PRISCILLA B 3,773.04 NOREM, HARRIETT JANE 895.08 

(BAIR, LLOYD R) (GRIM, DELBERT C) 

GUENTHER, HELEN 7,209.12 NYE, MIRIAM BAKER 10,158.60 

(BELL, MAYN) OGDEN, LILLIAN M 5,390.04 

HALL, LOIS MARGARET 10,443.12 OLSON, BLANCHE 4,042.56 

HALL, SUSAN BLANCHE 10,444.22 OLSON, HELEN 10,443.12 

*HANG, FLORA IDEA 4,879.20 OTT, MARGARET VIRGINIA 5,659.56 

HANN, EUNICE M K 10,510.56 OVERHULSER, HELENE 11,251.68 

HARBOUR, JANE 6,803.40 PACHOLKE, JEAN F 5,358.95 

HARRIS, RUBY F 2,695.08 PALMER, CAROL 7,860.48 

HAUSER, CHARLOTTE 9,028.32 PAUL, HELEN E 3,335.16 

HAVIGHURST, NOVELLE B 11,790.72 (THOMPSON, GOLDEN O) 

HEATH, MILDRED J 10,241.04 PENCOOK, GERTRUDE E 11,858.04 

HENLINE, ALICE 168.00 PENNINGTON, MINERVA 10,982.16 

HILL, LOIS 7,343.88 PETERSEN, LOUIE MARTHA 6,670.20 

HINDMAN, BEULAH 10,322.28 PETERSON, NEDRA FINCH 8,893.56 

HINSHAW, CRESCENCE 7,701.84 PETTERSEN, M IRENE 7,748.16 

HUNT, RUTH 13,138.20 PINNELL, BARBARA E 7,748.16 

HUSCHER, NELLIE M 7,411.32 POOLEY, ANNA L 4,379.40 

JAMES, DOROTHY 6,131.16 POTTER, IRENE EVELYN 9,634.68 

*JONES, MARGARET LUELLA 7,454.04 PREUL, FERNE M 10,173.72 

JOSTEN, LETHA FAYE 8,085.00 PRICE, LUCILE E 398.64 

*KILE, ARLENE 7,156.20 PULLMAN, GRACE A M 12,599.16 

KILMER, ROSEMARY B 4,042.56 RICHARDSON, LEILA M 6,939.72 

KING, GRACE IRENE 8,085.00 ROBINSON, JEANE 9,817.56 

KINNEY, MARVINA H 10,432.20 ROGERS, F GENEVIVE 4,042.56 

KIRBY, MARIE D 544.62 ROSE, NORA E 9,297.84 

KLEIHAUER, DOROTHEA B 808.56 *ROSENBERRY, MARGIE D 5,951.91 

(DOYLE, THOMAS L) ROWLEY, ALICE G 1,639.54 

KNIGHT, ELSIE L 4,379.40 ROWSE, VERA MAY 10,847.40 

KRASS, JANYCE A 8,489.28 RUGGER, ARLINE RAGLE 4,215.60 

(HANCOCK, LESTER J) SASNETT, MARTENA T 808.56 

LARSEN, ROSALIE C 2,156.04 SCHULDT, MIRIAM 1,005.01 

LATTA, FERN CARTER 8,692.46 *SCHUMACKER, LORENE G 8,219.16 

LATTA, MARJORIE RUTH 9,305.88 (TEXTOR, PAUL F) 

LAWRENCE, MARTHA 2,308.08 *SHEETS, ELTON C 85.16 

LISTER, MAUDE F 9,634.68 (SANTOS-SHEETS, DOLORES) 

LITTY, MELVA L 3,570.96 SHICKELL, JEANETTE 9,365.16 

(CLINE, PHILIP W) SHULTZ, HELEN GRAY 8,624.04 

LONG, LORENE 8,017.68 SMITH, AUDREY O 9,063.57 

LOTT, BETTY LOUISE 5,726.88 SMITH, JUANITA 2,492.88 

MAJOR, NELETA ANDERSON 7,007.04 SMITH, JULIA HELEN 2,156.04 

MARTIN, RUBY 7,410.84 SMITH, MILDRED E 9,836.76 

MATHWIG, HOPE F 1,347.60 SOMERVILLE, LEFA MARY 9,028.32 

(WYANT, CECIL M) SPEER, DOROTHY HELEN 1,839.86 

MAUS, JANE M 6,872.28 *SPIKER, DOROTHY 6,929.52 

*MCKENZIE, ELLA M 7,612.80 STAATS, ELIZABETH 8,204.64 

*MCLAUGHLIN, HAZEL 4,719.96 STARK, MARJORIE 3,773.04 

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STEINMAN, RUBY I 10,982.16 HOYLE, CLARICE A 7,000.29 

STEWART-MORRIS, VIOLET 3,773.04 MCMURRIN, MYRTLE E 482.86 

*SULLIVAN, MARGARET B 4,555.05 MCQUIN, DOLLIE MAY 3,379.44 

*TAN, HARRIET G 6,943.80 RUBEY, MILDRED J 7,099.80 

TAPPMEYER, JANICE 9,769.44 WENDEL, ROBERT GOULD 673.80 

TEMPLE, MILDRED MARY 9,904.20 WILSON, JENNIE A 1,549.68 

TERRY, SUSAN J BAIN 4,200.36 (SMITH, MILO D) 

THOMAS, ALTA 8,421.96 ---------- 

THOMPSON, DOROTHY M 3,166.68 

THOMPSON, LEVON 10,510.56 

TIDBALL, JEANETTE A 5,861.64 

TINKER, LORENA JEANNE 7,950.36 

TSCHETTER, LEODA 5,861.64 

*WEITZEL, MARCIA DEE 229.48 

INSIDE TOTAL 39,564.71 

WELLS, JANET 9,634.68 

WILKINS, VERA MAUDE 9,769.44 

WILLIAMS, MARTHA V 8,919.96 

WIMP, MARY 539.04 

YINGER, RUTH M 6,031.65 

*ZARR, MARLENE J 4,762.56 

ZELLEY, MARY H 3,368.76 

ZISCHKE, ELNORA W 1,078.08 

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CHILDREN 

HANG, GRACE KATHRYN 3,696.44 

HANG, PETER BENJAMIN 2,313.48 

WOESTE, MARY KATHLEEN 

MCCLURKEN 3,478.84 

WOOD, GEOFFREY H 3,032.26 

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LOCAL PASTORS 

BROWN, HELEN L 1,732.56 

ELDER, VERN D 2,887.56 

HESSELTINE, LESTER RAY 2,958.88 

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SURVIVING LP SPOUSES 

ANDERSON, GUINEVERE 2,425.56 

BROWN, HELEN L 1,617.00 

*BUGH, LAVONIA G 5,526.96 

(STERRETT, SID) 

CUDDEBACK, LOIS L 1,437.36 

*FITCH, GERALDINE G 3,184.00 

HART, MARY E 3,301.44 

HENRY, BETTY M 1,886.52 

3. Commission on Equitable Compensation 

The 1996 Book of Discipline states under paragraphs 333.1, and 333.2 that the local church shall


provide clergy members of the conference who have been appointed to a local church no less than 

the minimum equitable compensation as set by the Annual Conference. Each clergy member of the 

annual conference has a claim and the right to receive not less than the base compensation 

established by the Annual Conference Commission on Equitable Compensation. This is to include all 

full time clergy and any appointed for less than full time in 1/4 increments. The Commission on 

Equitable Compensation in paragraph 622.2 and 622.3 is charged with the responsbility of (1) 

recommending conference standards for clergy support, (2) recommending annually to the 

conference, for its action, a schedule of minimum base compensation for all full time clergy members 

or those clergy appointed less than full time to a local church subject to such rules and regulations as 

the conference may adopt. 

As a commission we take this responsibility seriously as we seek to balance the pastoral needs of 

the church with equitable compensation for clergy. We are in conversation with the Bishop and cabinet 

in our effort to be supportive of the clergy. 

The following churches have been approved for grants from Equitable Compensation for the period 

of July 1, 1998 to June 30, 1999: 

Cedar Rapids District: 

Clover Ridge $ 6,045.00 

Martelle 2,897.50 

Viola 2,897.50 

Council Bluffs District: 

Blanchard $ 6,195.00 

Gray 1,705.33 

New Market 6,345.00 

Ross 3,410.67 

Creston District: 

Adair $ 1,200.00 

Bethel 1,219.00 

Casey 1,200.00 

Decatur 1,538.25 

Fontanelle 4,476.50 

Russell 4,876.00 

Des Moines District: 

None 

Dubuque District: 

Edgewood $ 5,945.00 

Dubuque, Faith 8,030.00 

Fort Dodge District: 

Boxholm $ 3,197.50 

Pilot Mound 3,197.50 

Riverside 4,460.00 

Zearing 5,845.00 

Mason City District: 

Fredericksburg $ 4,997.90 

Williamstown 1,097.10 

Muscatine District: 

Davenport, Grace $ 5,530.00 

Keokuk, Emmanuel 3,409.00 

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Melrose 2,069.00 

Sandusky 967.00 

McCausland-New 2,400.00 

Ottumwa District: 

Beacon-Eddyville $ 6,295.00 

Faith United: 

Cinncinnati 2,140.20 

Jerome 1,783.50 

Unionville 2,021.30 

Lacey 4,800.00 

Richland 5,000.00 

South English 2,208.00 

Sioux City District: 

Hornick $ 4,000.00 

Spencer District: 

Marathon $ 6,345.00 

Waterloo District: 

Meskwaki $ 6,145.00 

Walker 5,000.00 

TOTAL $138,886.75 


Richard Hamilton, 

Chairperson 

4. The Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling 

th 

1998, marked the 25 anniversary of the opening of the Office of Pastoral Care and Counseling, 

which was established by action of the 1972 Annual Conference. To celebrate the anniversary, the 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling sponsored an educational symposium in which the 

relationship between spirituality and pastoral care was examined. 

Keynote speaker for the event, which was held April 24, in Des Moines, was retired Bishop Rueben 

P. Job of Nashville, Tennessee. The opening address was given by Bishop Charles W. Jordan. The 

featured speaker for the evening banquet was retired Bishop James S. Thomas of Atlanta, Georgia, 

who was the episcopal leader of the Iowa Conference at the time of the Office of Pastoral Care and 

Counseling was established. 

Larry W. Sonner, D. Min., who has been director of this office since its inception, was honored for 

his quarter-century of service, in which he has contributed greatly to the spiritual and mental well-being 

of the pastors, clergy families and lay employees of the conference. Under the oversight of the 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling, Dr. Sonner spend approximately 80% of his time 

providing counseling for ministry professionals and their immediate families. The remaining 20% of his 

time is divided between providing consultation to ministers regarding their counseling, and conducting 

continuing education in pastoral care and couseling. 

The committee annually reviews the goals and objectives of the office. At present a task force has 

begun preliminary work for establishing a procedure to search for a new director when Dr. Sonner 

retires. 

Lynn Louk, 

Chairperson 

5. Journal Publication Committee 

Every two years the Journal is published in two volumes with the Book of Resolutions being 

updated and printed in addition to the regular volume. Material that is printed every year includes the 

Organizational Structure, Information Reports, Roll of the Dead, Memoirs, Historical Record of 

Sessions, Daily Proceedings, Index of Standing Items, Reports of Conference Action, Rules of Order,


Pastoral and Diaconal Records, Business of the Annual Conference (Disciplinary Questions), 

Appointments, Alphabetical Listing of Churches, Rolls and Statistical Tables. All of these sections are 

updated yearly. The resolutions are acted on by the Annual Conference every two years. 

The cover of the 1997 Journal highlights the panels painted by children in conjunction with the 

Annual Conference theme, “Whose Child is This?” 

The Journal Publication Committee continues to monitor costs for printing and mailing and will make 

adjustments in the price of the volumes as necessary. The printing contract was sent out for 

competitive bids in the fall of 1997, in order to assure that the costs are kept at the lowest price 

possible and consistent with good service. 

Janet Stephenson, 

Chairperson (1997) 

No report received. 


6. Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

B. Program 

1. Age Level Council 

Robert Foster, 

Chairperson 

Clifford Haider, 

Chairperson 

2. Board of Camps and Extended Ministries 

We have had an extraordinarily exciting year as we continue to provide quality camp and retreat 

events while working very intensely with the Kaleidoscope Inc. consultants on the new Master Plan 

for ministry through camps and retreats. We continue to experience the awesome love of God causing 

growth and transformation in persons lives as disciples of Christ. The learning and experience of doing 

the Master Plan has been and will continue to be a great asset to the ministry of camps and retreats 

for many years to come. We hope and pray that the Iowa Annual Conference will share our excitement 

for “A Vision for Changing Lives” as found in the legislative materials of this journal. We greatly 

appreciate the support of the IAC to make possible the learning and direction the Master Plan process 

has, is and will continue to provide for this vital ministry. 

a. Program Committee - Sharon Betsworth, Chairperson 

Exciting camp and retreat opportunities continue to be offered through our five camp sites and 

Christian Ventures (off site events). Through the variety of programming, persons of all ages, are 

experiencing a deeper relationship with God in Christ or coming to know Christ for the first time. 

The number and variety of events offered continues to grow as we seek to meet the ever 

st 

changing needs and interests of persons in the 21 Century. Some programs are specific to the site, 

while others are offered at more than one site. In 1997, all five camp sites and Christian Ventures 

offered events throughout the year. 

The Program Committee continues to discover effective ways to use the feedback from the 

camper evaluations to enhance our ministry. In 1998, we will be considering ways we can standardize 

our age level groups at our five sites and implement program suggestions detailed in the Master Plan. 

b. Leadership Development Committee - Jennifer Daniel, Chairperson 

Leadership Development paid for 15 camp leader’s registrations to the National Camp Leader 

Training in February 1997. These leaders participated in a wide range of workshops from Promotion 

to Food Service to Faith Development. Leadership Development Committee also sponsored training 

events at each of the five camp sites for volunteer event directors and counselors. LDC also assisted 

the sites in training staff in life-guarding, programming and outdoor living skills. 

c. Personnel Committee - Steve Peters, Chairperson 

This year we hired two new camp site Executive Directors and look forward to the continued 

ministry and leadership that is given at Camps Pictured Rocks and Okoboji. We implemented a new 

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evaluation process of our Site Executive Directors and began the process of implementing an 

employment manual. We continued working with the clarification of the role of volunteer boards and 

committees, and the role of professional staff. We look forward to the continued excellent camping 

ministry provided by our staff and volunteers throughout the camping ministry in Iowa. 

d. Finance Committee - Robert Dagit, Chairperson 

The Board of Camps and Extended Ministries has taken some definite steps to balance our 

budget and reduce our deficit. 

1) Site directors elected to not receive any salary increase for 1998. 

2) The Senior Staff Accountant from the Conference Treasurer’s Office is now working with 

the BOCEM for clarification and assistance in financial accountability. 

3) BOCEM adopted a standardized accounting procedure for all sites. Sites now use monthly 

reporting forms that coincide with the conference accounting system. 

4) BOCEM is reviewing the positions and salaries of all personnel for equity and fairness as 

well as keeping costs down. 

The recently completed Master Plan has also helped to give guidance and insight into our 

financial needs and viability. 

e. Promotion and Marketing Committee - Bill Tomlinson, Chairperson 

To help churches and the campsites to promote camping and retreat opportunities, we have 

done the following: 

1) The video, “Just Go” that was in production in 1996, was completed and made available to 

campsites, the camp office and conference staff to use in local churches. It was well received and 

widely used. 

2) The 1998 Camp Catalog was produced with a full color cover and black and white pictures 

distributed throughout the catalog. An index by week was made and printed so that it could be used 

as a poster. This is proving to be very helpful. 

3) Our 1997 Annual Conference display introduced the site directors and their families with 

pictures and also introduced the new video, “Just Go”. 

4) A display at the 1997 Youth Annual Conference. 

5) Provided ideas and materials to local churches to celebrate “Camp and Grow Week.” 

6) Persons are available at each campsite to speak in local churches on the camping program. 

Please call and schedule a presentation. 

f. Property Committee - Al Birkinbine, Chairperson 

We continue to improve and maintain the quality of facilities at our five sites within the 

limitations of our budget. 

Aldersgate: Improvements to Albright Lodge: new lights, smoke alarms, sheetrock, showers 

and doors. Repairs on the mini-van, Wesley Cabin, and gravel for the roads add to the quality of this 

site. 

Golden Valley: The farm house was updated with new siding, and other improvemets made 

to windows and the cellar door. A new range was put in the kitchen. The restrooms in the lodge were 

remodeled. A new used van was purchased for the camp. The barn was reroofed and new carpet was 

installed in the director’s home. A manufactured home was given to the camp for the cost of moving 

and installation. 

Pictured Rocks: Several improvements were made to the cabins including: replacing floor tile, 

shingles, installing new kitchen cabinets and sinks, as well as improvements in the bathrooms. The 

walk-in-cooler for the kitchen was completed. 

Okoboji retired $12,000 of past debt and did repairs in the director’s home. 

Wesley Woods installed a new digital telephone system. 

Jerry Miller, 

Chairperson 

3. Board of Church and Society 

The Board of Church and Society’s primary task is to call local churches, individuals, the annual 

conference to witness to Jesus Christ in active social justice ministries. 

The board consists of a representative from each district, a three person executive committee, the 

Legislative Advocate, a United Methodist Women’s representative, one CCOM associate director, and


Merlin Ackerson, jurisdictional member of the General Board of Church and Society. Three task forces 

and three committees are presently doing work in association with the board: Legislative Advocacy 

chaired by Sue Mullins, Biblical Basis for Social Justice Ministries chaired by Tom Mohan, Latin 

American Task Force chaired by Robert Notman-Cook, Restorative Justice Task Force chaired by 

BeJe Clark, Resolutions chaired by Bill Crews, and Affordable Housing and Homelessness Task 

Force chaired by Brian Carter. Board member Dick Clark is the Conference Peace and Justice 

Adovcate working with the General Board of Church and Society program. 

One high priority of the board is legislative advocacy. Legislative Lobbyist, Carlos Jayne, advocates 

the official Iowa Annual Conference positions relative to matters before the Iowa General Assembly 

and the U.S. Congress; maintains a clearly identifiable and continuing presence at the State Capitol, 

and communicates with United Methodists concerning legislative issues including developing and 

working with a Legislative Network. A three year grant and conference funding for this purpose has 

enabled the Legislative Advocate to become a full-time position this year. 

The “Biblical Basis for Social Justice Ministries Project” will help Iowa United Methodists articulate 

their biblical faith on issues of social justice and put their faith into action. The goal is to develop bidistrict 

leadership who will assist local churches to renew and revitalize their congregations through 

Bible-centered, community ministries. This project was not implemented as scheduled because of 

restructuring the board, but will be implemented in 1998. 

The Latin American Task Force (LATF) grew out of the work of the long-standing Central America 

Task Force. The LATF will continue faith-based solidarity work for justice with a larger view. 1998, will 

be a transitional year of visioning and action. The covenant relationship with the Iglesia Evangelica 

Nacional Metodista de Guatemala and the Iowa Conference of the United Methodist Church did not 

develop in any official way due to the firing of the United Methodist missionaries there. However, both 

the Board of Church and Society and the Board of Global Ministries continue to sponsor work trips 

there. Another Iowa team went to Guatemala in February 1998. 

The Restorative Justice Advocacy work is done by a steering committee chaired by BeJe Clark and 

consisting of people who are active with child and family policies, the juvenile justice system, peace 

work, churches and others. They are working to introduce and implement restorative justice programs 

especially for juveniles throughout Iowa. 

The board takes leadership in developing resolutions pertaining to justice issues for the Conference. 

This was not a resolutions year but the board was charged to review several resolutions for the 1998 

Conference. 

The Task Force for Homeless People works with local churches to help people become better 

informed and educated about the issues of homelessness. The Task Force encourages districts and 

local churches to undertake projects which advocate eliminating the causes of homelessness and to 

develop models of ministry to homeless people. The Task Force considers state and federal legislation 

concerning homelessness, provides incentive funds for seed money for local church homeless 

ministries and advocacy, provides biblical and theological foundations for this work, communicates 

with bi-district staff and displays successful models, and provides materials for churches to do 

Housing Sabbath worship services to raise awareness. 


4. Board of Discipleship 

5. Board of Global Ministries 

Marsha Acord, 

Chairperson 

Fred Pilecki, 

Chairperson 

During 1997, your Conference Board of Global Ministries and its Standing Committees on Parish 

Development, Community and Institutional Ministries and Mission Education have moved through an 

integrated planning process beginning with a retreat in the Spring and visioning ministries for 1999 and 

2000, based on what we heard from the local congregations and outreach ministries in the Fall. We 

adopted three goals for our work: Ministries to Unchurched Children in Poverty, Shalom Zone 

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Initiatives, and New Congregations reflecting the economic, ethnic, and age diversity of the state. 

During this time a new Disaster Response Network has been created and trained under the 

leadership of Susan Ryon, our new coordinator. The work of our Iowa-Nigeria Partnership was 

reviewed and strengthened. Volunteers in Mission have continued their projects both in Iowa and in 

cooperation with the North Central Jurisdiction network. Our Conference Mission Secretary has led 

the way in preparing for the celebration of the 50th year of the Advance, and a new Rainbow Covenant 

book is to be produced in the Fall of 1998. Much of the work of the Parish Development and 

Community and Institutional Ministries Committees is reflected in the programming being considered 

for 1999 and 2000. 

Both committees have also had to deal with emerging needs and shortfalls in revenues. Developing 

clear priorities for the future has meant making some difficult decisions on funding recommendations 

for the coming years. We are also working to clarify the accountability needed to assure good 

stewardship of our Conference missional efforts. We hope our hard work this past year reflects our 

Conference focus on the ministry of the local congregation. Our mission programming within the 

Conference seeks to both base and interface with the ministries of our congregations throughout Iowa. 

Jim Pemble, 

Chairperson 

6. Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry 

The board supports and works cooperatively with the four United Methodist Colleges and the four 

Wesley Foundations to provide spiritual growth and a church connection for students away from their 

home environments. Support is also given to churches providing spiritual experiences for students 

attending community colleges. 

Scholarships are awarded each June to students who will be attending a United Methodist college 

or seminary. The board supports the colleges and foundations in their effort to reach and inform 

students about their respective institution and/or services. 

Reports from each United Methodist college can be found under the section titled Related 

Organizations (non-required), and reports from each Wesley Foundation can be found under the 

section titled Other Organizations (required). 

Avon Crawford, 

Chairperson 

7. Board of Laity 

The Board of Laity continues its programming work focused on encouragement and development 

of lay leadership and thus lay ministries. Laity are becoming increasingly aware of their roles in the 

life of the church on all levels. The term “shared ministry”/”partners in ministry” is being practiced in 

many of our churches across the conference; we are finding many more examples of laity and clergy 

working together. Every individual is endowed by our Creator with a variety of gifts and graces. It is 

our responsibility to recognize those gifts in each other and to see that the gifts are used in a 

complementary manner as laity and clergy in partnership carry on Christ’s ministry in our world. 

We have prayerfully followed the progress of the School for Lay Ministry. Knowing that the 

participants have made a commitment to prepare themselves for service to the church, we rejoiced 

as the graduates of the first school were recognized and received their certificates at Annual 

Conference in 1997. This spring they participated in a graduate renewal event, a spiritual formation 

experience, “Nurturing the Faith Journey.” 

The second school with twenty participants has reached its halfway mark, and plans are to begin 

the third school in November 1998. Think about this as a direction your own life might take! 

And for those whom the School for Lay Ministry is too demanding a commitment from the standpoint 

of time and/or money, the Lay Speaking Ministry program is worthy of your consideration. Don’t be 

intimidated by the word “Speaking,” for the program is much broader than that in scope. A variety of 

skills can be developed that will, if nothing else, make participants better and more effective church 

members. We especially encourage youth and members of ethnic diverse congregations to take 

advantage of this training opportunity. Under the leadership of the Conference Director of Lay 

Speaking Ministry, coordinating of the twelve districts’ training is taking place. 

Although funds are limited, continuing education for laity is one of our top priorities. It is from such


training and spiritual growth events that lay leadership is being developed continually across the 

conference. And the stronger that leadership is, the stronger the Annual Conference will be. 

Laity is on the move, and we are doing what we can to keep it moving. May that movement 

transform our world! 

Margaret E. Meyer, 

Chairperson 

8. Board of Ordained Ministry 

The Board of Ordained Ministry enlists persons for ordained ministry, mentors these persons in their 

educational process, examines them as to their fitness for ministry, and recommends them to the 

clergy session for membership in the Annual Conference. The BOM also interviews and recommends 

persons seeking changes in their relationship to the Annual Conference. 

This year the BOM has addressed the issue of standards for ordained ministry. We believe we need 

to be clearer about what we expect of clergy in the Iowa Annual Conference. We intend to use these 

standards in evaluating persons entering the process as well as those who are already in ministry. 

We have a new enlistment task force that is working on ways of recruiting persons for ministry. This 

is an area that we all need to give more attention if we hope to have an adequate supply of ordained 

clergy into the next century. 

We now have a new mentoring program in place. It is working well at the candidacy level and we 

hope that it will make a real difference during the probationary period. This year for the first time we 

have persons who will be commissioned as probationary members in the deacon tract. We also have 

another first--an associate member who has become a full member under The 1996 Book of 

Discipline. 

The Division of Elders under the leadership of Rosemary Rhode-Frank and the Division of Deacons 

under the leadership of Mona Walker have functioned well in carrying out their respective 

responsibilities. The BOM has also provided financial support from the Ministerial Education funds for 

programs of the Order of Elders and the Order of Deacons. 

Dennis Tevis, 

Chairperson 

9. Commission on Archives and History 

We continue to meet twice a year as a commission, meeting every third time at the Archives located 

in Chadwick Library, Iowa Wesleyan College, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. 

Our most significant work centers around the historical records of local churches and United 

Methodism and its predecessor bodies in Iowa. These are located in the Archives Collection at Iowa 

Wesleyan College. Esther Wonderlich, our Archivist, continues to do a superb job with limited 

equipment and resources. She continues to process historical information as it becomes available and 

also process many requests for information. We continue to find it necessary to charge requesting 

individuals or groups for research time spent by her. There are still a number of churches in Iowa who 

have little or no information in the Archives. 

We continue to be involved with the Oral History project of recording conversations with past and 

present leaders in our churches and conference. We hope to expand this as much as we can with our 

limited funding. 

We had been working with staff members of the Conference Center and the Conference Board of 

Trustees to develop a significant historical display at the Center. This has now been placed on 

indefinite hold due to the financial situation of the Annual Conference. 

Our commission will be hosting the North Central Jurisdictional Archives and History Convocation 

July 5 through 8, 1999. We are in the process of developing the program for that event and plan to 

hold it at Iowa Wesleyan College. 

We provide an annual display at the Annual Conference Session, with a few for sale resources, but 

many more available for free or for a free-will donation. Until our supply is exhausted we will continue 

to give copies of the book Between The Rivers by John Nye to those being ordained who have not 

yet received one. The Historian newsletter continues to be distributed to the members of the Annual 

Conference in hopes they will find them helpful and will share them with local church historians in their 

churches. 

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Donald D. Frank, 

Chairperson 

10. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns 

The primary task of our commission is to interpret, advocate, and work for the unity of the Christian 

church and to encourage dialogue and cooperation with persons of other living faiths. 

Over 99% of the funds budgeted for our commission is used for the work of Ecumenical Ministries 

of Iowa (EMI). Bishop Jordan, as our judicatory leader, is a member of the EMI Board of Directors. In 

addition, Bill Crews represents the Iowa Conference on EMI’s Commission on Justice and Don 

Mendenhall represents us on EMI’s Commission on Unity. 

The second annual Bishop’s Awards for Ecumenism were presented at Annual Conference. The 

award for clergy was given to the Rev. Jo Hoover of Crawfordsville. Sharon Ford of West Burlington 

received the laity award. 

The commission would call to the attention of the local churches the work of Ecumenical Shared 

Ministry (ESM), which is coordinated by EMI. ESM is helpful to churches of different denominations 

who share pastoral leadership or church buildings or are considering doing so. 

Our commission has a display booth at Annual Conference where printed material about many 

different ecumenical groups is available. 

Shirley Rozendaal, 

Chairperson 

11. Commission on Religion and Race 

The essential work of the Commission on Religion and Race is to achieve inclusiveness through 

monitoring, advocating, linking, sensitizing conference boards, agencies, and local congregations as 

well as empowering ethnic minority groups. There has been an increased awareness of inclusiveness 

at the district and local church levels. Most of the districts have included racism workshops as part 

of their district leadership training events. Some districts have already created a task force on racism 

and started conducting racism workshops in the local churches. Other districts are in the process of 

organizing a task force on racism. In this way, the commission is able to make its presence and 

mission known among the local churches. 

We have been receiving the monitoring check list from the conference boards and agencies. It is 

overwhelming to see how the conference agencies and boards are taking steps to be inclusive in their 

ministries. We have recently received a video entitled “Diversity Is...: A Theological Perspective,” 

produced by the General Commission on Religion and Race. In this video, people from various racial 

backgrouds including children articulate what it means to be a christian in the world of diversity. Efforts 

are being made to show this video at the district meetings and local churches and during the annual 

conference in June 1998. The commission is administering empowerment fund, ethnic minority 

fellowship groups’ fund, and ethnic minority crisis fund. The requests for these funds have been 

growing in the past three years as the ethnic population in Iowa is increasing. 

The commission is working with the Board of Ordained Ministry to discuss the process of 

recruitment and itinerancy of ethnic minority clergy. The commission would be setting up a listening 

team to the concerns of ethnic minority clergy and make appropriate recommendations to the cabinet. 

The commission and ethnic minority clergy and lay persons met in joint session with the Bishop and 

the cabinet to express joys and concerns and learn ways to strengthen our ministry. The General 

Commission conducted an on-site review of our conference on inclusiveness on March 27-28, 1998. 

The commission will attempt to implement the recommendations made by the Review Team of the 

General Commission. “United we stand, divided we fall.” 

J. Samuel Subramanian, 

Chairperson 

12. Commission on the Status and Role of Women (COSROW) 

1997, got off to a slow start for Iowa COSROW. Bad weather resulted in the cancellation of several 

of our early meetings. In September, however, we met together and began making plans for the 

future. COSROW is not a programming body, but a monitoring and advocacy body. Thus, we do not 

do much in the way of actual programs. Rather, we focus on: 1) providing resources for, by, and 

about women and their roles in the Church and the wider society and 2) monitoring the involvement


of women in the United Methodist Church at all levels. 

In 1997, we began work on creating a packet of information about Domestic Violence, as well as 

a new edition of “Faithful Praise,” a book of inclusive-language worship helps. We are continuing to 

compile a bibliography of books about the status and role of women. It is our hope to have the 

Domestic Violence packet and the Bibliography ready for the 1998 Annual Conference. 

In our monitoring capacity, we continue to study clergy women’s salaries and why so many clergy 

women are leaving parish ministry. We also continue to monitor the boards and agencies and other 

arms of the Iowa Annual Conference regarding the full inclusion of women and women’s concerns. 

This is handled primarily by having individual liaisons to the various boards and agencies. 

Lorinda H. M. Hoover, 

Co-Chair 

13. Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 

Emphasizing that persons with disabilities bring unique and varied gifts and graces to the church, 

we seek wholeness in Christ’s church through promoting the full inclusion and participation of ALL 

persons. We strive to set all persons free from barriers, physical, mental, spiritual, and psychological, 

which limit the full and meaningful understanding and expression of faith. During this past year, we 

have again promoted Disabilities Awareness Sunday by providing sample “Service of Celebration” 

information to each local church in our Iowa Conference. At Annual Conference, we had a booth 

featuring accessibility (and inaccessibility) to restrooms in churches. 

We recommended persons with disabilities to participate in worship at Annual Conference. For the 

past several years, our commission has been working on building liaisons with other groups and 

agencies connected with our work. We are now working with the Parish Development section of the 

Board of Global Missions on Accessibility Grants to local churches. In addition, a relationship with the 

Board of Camps is now in place and we will be conducting an accessibility audit at each camp as well 

as offering assistance in programming for campers with disabilities. 

We plan on promoting to local churches and to the districts the workshop that we have developed 

to set up a program to minister to these special people. We will be networking with private and church 

affiliated agencies outside the Conference to keep ourselves abreast of new information. It is also our 

plan to discover ways that we can better identify those in the Iowa Conference that we serve so that 

we can individualize ways to meet their respective needs. 

Pat Moreland, 

Chairperson 

14. Conference Council on Ministries 

Attendance and participation in council meetings were strong through 1997. Meetings were 

structured to maximize input from district leaders, dispersed staff, committee chairs, district 

superintendents and others seeking a forum to voice programmatic ideas and concerns. 

A conscious effort was maintained to listen carefully to the voices of local congregations who 

shared what program resources they need from the annual conference. 

Don Mendenhall, Council Director, continued to provide excellent leadership to the council and to 

our fine dispersed program staff. 

Reports from the dispersed program staff were encouraging. Congregations throughout the 

conference were finding, in and through them, significant new “human resources” for visioning, and 

consultation in program planning. 

The Conference Council on Ministries struggled with diminished apportionment resources. Budgets 

were cut. Priorities were refocused. Dreams were revisited. It was a challenging year. Some of our 

continuing challenges in 1998 are: improving resources for local congregations, leadership 

development, continued sharing of the exciting stories of creative ideas for ministry, and careful 

utilization of our financial resources. 

a. Planning and Research Committee - Ron Unser, Chairperson 

Our Committee became interested in the issue of sabbaticals. In our discussions, along with a 

conversation with Bishop Jordan, we began to see that the whole church is not well equipped to deal 

with pastors taking sabbaticals. Bishop Jordan suggested we explore a Renewal Leave for pastors 

as an alternative. There are no Discipline guidelines for renewal leaves for pastors, but bishops are 

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required to take them. The short term nature of renewal leaves has more appeal than sabbaticals or 

leaves of absence. 

From there we wondered if a Renewal Leave might save some pastors from retiring early. While 

this was going on, a task force to study this issue emerged. We offered to help them. We were also 

concerned that women pastors might leave the ministry early for reasons other than male pastors 

All of this led to discovering that there is no exit interview when a pastor leaves the conference, 

or the ministry, or retires. We ran this by Dennis Tevis, Chair of the Board of Ordained Ministry, and 

he thought it would be valuable. Encouraged by Bishop Jordan and Larry Sonner of the Office of 

Pastoral Counseling, we framed a process, a written questionnaire, and a personal interview guideline. 

This was reviewed by the Joint Task Force and their suggestions were incorporated. We still thought 

this would be a way to get to the question as to whether a renewal leave would save some pastors 

from early retirement or from just leaving the ministry, which was our original concern. Larry Sonner, 

of the Office of Pastoral Counseling has agreed to process the exiting intereview. This is a good test 

year as many are retiring. 

As we considered these concerns a second area of interest opened to us. We came up against 

the issue of how we as a committee access the Conference data base? We have found numerous 

times when we needed to do cross-indexing of the journal information. We are given to understand 

this will be easier in the future. It will be very valuable to our committee. 

Our third major concern has been to monitor the churches which are involved with the ReVision 

program. We have set-up review forms and note what progress is being made. 

We had been interested in which pastors and which churches don’t pay apportionments in full, 

but in talking with Gene Crossett, of ChurchGraf Research, Inc., he seems to have a handle on that. 

But, it is my impression from the CCOM Retreat that more needs to be done in the area of reducing 

the causes of under-paying apportionments. We will continue to look after this issue. 

As I leave the committee, I wish to thank them for their dedication. 

David Stout, 

Chairperson 

15. Conference Council on Youth Ministry (CCYM) 

It is the desire of the Conference Council on Youth Ministry (CCYM) that youth and young adults 

become clearer of their faith as early as possible. The heart of thriving discipleship is relationships that 

are Christ-centered. Communication is essential for such relationships. CCYM resources, models, and 

programs offered to local church youth leaders, adult workers with youth, and ministry professionals 

help persons engage each other in life-changing, spiritual growth. 

Nearly 300 United Methodist youth, adult workers with youth, and ministry professionals participated 

in Youth Annual Conference (YAC) held March 13-15 at Simpson College, Indianola. This year was 

a “teaching year” and the theme was “Sacred Worth.” Participants were encouraged to claim their own 

sacred worth as persons created by God. The theme offered those in attendance a change to reflect 

on relationships between God, other persons, and self. YAC delegates took part in workshops and 

forums, small “Mutuality Accountability Discipleship” groups, creative scripture study, Christian 

fellowship and fun! The business of YAC included a two-hour hearing on “Children and Poverty” with 

Bishop Jordan, the consideration of resolutions, district caucuses, and the election of persons to serve 

in a variety of leadership positions. 

In 1998, CCYM received a “Shared Mission Focus on Young People” (General Council on 

Ministries) conference grant. Funds totaling $27,000 over a three-year period (1998-2001) will help 

support an initiative that meets youth and young adults on the World Wide Web. A partime young adult 

“webmaster” will be contracted to chair a new Web-Site Task Force and guide this innovative program. 

This cyberspace proposal claims the value of the World Wide Web as a justifiable tool for ministry with 

youth and young adults. It offers that potential for building Christ-centered relationships, accessing 

resources that support disciple-making, assessing the personal outcome of ministry models and 

programs, and witnessing to God’s presence in these days. 

CCYM continues to strengthen local church ministries with youth, promote mission giving (Youth 

Service Fund), provide leadership training, and advocate for adolescent leadership. 

Jessica Ireland, Chair


C. Urban Ministries 

Adam Webb, Vice-Chair 

Megan Dean, Secretary 

Barb Mittman, Conference 

Youth Coordinator 

1. Churches United of the Quad City Area 

Churches United Food Pantry Network: Churches United staff coordinated the work of 18 

strategically-located food pantries which in 1997, distributed emergency food to 39, 256 people from 

12, 409 families. The cash value of donated food was $147,252. Cash donations for food totalled 

$89,013. Most of this was used to purchase food supplies at the River Bend Food Bank at a cost of 

$.14 per pound, so that each dollar donated buys $7 worth of food to give to the hungry. The total 

dollar value of the food given in 1997, was about $770,343, or some $62 per family assisted. Our office 

refers hungry clients to the proper pantry, maintains a special bank account for pantries to access to 

buy food, collects and compiles records, and provides periodic in-service training and support for 

volunteer coordinators. 

Churches United Meal Sites: Hot meals are served to homeless and other hungry people Monday 

through Saturday evenings throughout the year at the Davenport Salvation Army Family Service 

Center, and on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings at the Oak Grove Community Center in 

East Moline. Over 35,000 meals were prepared and served by more than 80 area congregations in 

1997. Churches United Staff recruits, orientates and coordinates the serving congregations, pays for 

all supplies, and manages relationships among serving churches, site host staff, and consumers. 

Jail Ministry: Churches United staff recruits, trains, supervises and coordinates over 40 volunteer 

chaplains, lay and clergy, at the Rock Island (Illinois) and Scott (Iowa) County jails. Volunteers 

minister through active listening, Christian caring, Bible study and worship leadership. We provide 

liaison between jail administrators and congregations and volunteers, as well as Bibles and other 

printed materials. 

Goals for 1998: (1) Continue to work closely with the human service community to respond 

compassionately and effectively to “welfare reform” to provide food pantry service to all eligible hungry 

while reducing already minimal abuse; (2) Explore computerizing each food pantry, and linking them 

with our office, with each other, and with other human service agencies; (3) Enlist additional 

congregations to expand service at the East Moline site; (4) Recruit and train additional jail chaplains, 

especially from the Hispanic and Asian communities. 

Charles R. Landon, Jr. 

Executive Director 

2. Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice Ministries 

As we begin our second year of service, a look back at 1997 provides the following highlights: 

! Helped several congregations with local mission projects, which included serving dinner to over 

500 homeless children and their families. 

! Coordinated a visit to a rural head start for the Council of Bishops event in April. 

! Held Childrens Sabbath meetings across the Des Moines district. 

! Coordinated district wide meetings introducing AMOS/Shalom to local United Methodist Churches. 

! Reviewed and recommended general assistance guideline changes for low income families, many 

were implemented. 

! Supported the work of United Methodist affiliated agencies, that included helping Our Community 

Kitchen raise money allowing them to keep open a soup kitchen site. 

! Visited with several churches and Sunday school classes, speaking about mission opportunities 

and how to work for social justice. 

! Developed and disseminated resource materials for mission and justice opportunities, within the 

Des Moines district. 

! Supported the efforts to stop deportation of an immigrant family, which were successful. 

! Developed a tour of the inner city for the annual Urban Gathering. 

! Attended the Urban Convocation in San Francisco and National Training for the Industrial Area 

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Foundation. 

! Served on the following boards/coalitions: DMARC Emergency Food Pantry, NASW social policy 

task force, Iowans Against the Death Penalty, Iowa Human Needs Advocates, DOVIA, and the 

Welfare Reform Coalition of Iowa. 

With a clear focus for our work, 1998, looks to be an important year to develop opportunities for the 

local church to witness and serve in the world. 



3. Urban Visions, Fort Dodge 

4. Urban Ministry, Inc., Waterloo 

D. Other Organizations 

Jim Pender, 


1. Hawthorn Hill 

The mission of Hawthorn Hill Ministries is to serve community needs through hospitality and 

support. The three programs of Hawthorn Hill Ministries reflect our commitment to service, especially 

on behalf of women and children. 

C The mission of the English as a Second Language/Refugee Outreach program is to empower 

refugees and immigrants to reach their highest potentials. We offer classroom instruction in English 

as well as tutoring, citizenship classes, and community outreach. Classes, office and resource 

room are located at First United Methodist Church, 1001 Pleasant Street in Des Moines. Our van 

picks up students who need transportation to and from classes and we provide child care during 

class sessions for pre-school children. In October of 1997, we began a new project designed 

specifically to help Sudanese women find employment. 

C The mission of the New Directions Shelter program is to provide free, temporary emergency shelter 

for homeless women with children. The Shelter is now located at 3001 Grand Avenue in Des 

Moines in a remodeled home which has room for eight families at a time. We offer private 

bedrooms, food, laundry, phones, clothing, access to community services, case management, 

advocacy, referral, help with job and housing search, and information about living skills. 

C The mission of the Friends of Prisoners at Mitchellville program is to bring together individuals and 

groups concerned about women incarcerated at the Iowa Correctional Institution for Women and 

to act on their behalf. We sponsor an annual event on Mothers’ Day weekend, “Mothers in Prison -- 

Children in Crisis,” to call attention to the plight of children whose mothers are in prison. We 

advocate for humanitarian conditions at the prison, and for community-based corrections for women 

convicted of non-violent crimes. 

The community outreach of Hawthorn Hill Ministries relies on the generosity of churches and 

individuals across the Conference who support us through cash gifts, in-kind donations, and faithful 

volunteer service. On behalf of the persons we serve in the name of Christ, thank for you being our 

partners in ministry. 

Ruth Anne Petrak, 


2. Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

The Iowa United Methodist Foundation’s focus is totally on service to Iowa United Methodist 

individuals, churches, the Annual Conference and related agencies. Services are concentrated in the 

two basic areas of fund development and investment management. 

Fund development services include: working with individuals in planning charitable gifts; assisting 

local churches with planned giving programs and special campaigns; and, providing fund raising 

services for the Annual Conference and related agencies. In 1997, the following received on-site fund 

development services from the Foundation: 59 churches, 3 districts, and one affiliated organization.


Also, individual United Methodists made gifts totaling $800,000 using the Foundation’s services. 

Investment management services include: providing investment options within the Social Principles 

of the United Methodist Church for local churches, the conference and related agencies; and, investing 

and managing charitable trusts and endowments from United Methodist individuals. 

In addition, the Foundation’s Scholarship Committee awarded 56 scholarships from individual’s 

endowments for a total of $46,900 in 1997, and 44 scholarships from the Iowa College Scholarship 

Campaign Endowments for a total of $44,000. 

The volunteers and staff of the Foundation continue to be grateful for being able to serve Iowa 

United Methodism in the areas of asset stewardship. The Foundation is very thankful for the support 

the Iowa Conference gives through its purchase of our fund development services. 

FINANCIAL REPORT 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

$11,579,520.96 = Balance in Investment/Trust Portfolio 1/1/97 (Market Value) 

$2,813,463.80 New Gifts and Investments 

$ 63,409.33 Income from real estate contracts 

$ 681,832.04 Interest received on investments 

$ 721,842.51 Market appreciation of investments 

$1,662,886.73 Distributions 

$14,197,181.91 - Balance in Investment/Trust Portfolio 12/31/97 (Market Value) 

$ 159,150.57 Outstanding real estate contracts 

$14,356,332.48 - Total Assets 12/31/97 

SUMMARY OF ACCOUNT OWNERSHIP 

IUMF Owned (7) $ 275,351.44 

Scholarships (62) $1,871,510.31 

Missions (36) $1,738,471.97 

Annuities (53) $1,342,289.31 

Local Churches/Agencies (192) $6,141,252.37 

Segregated (10) $2,786,995.73 

SACA (3) $ 41,310.78 

. 

TOTAL (353) $14,197,181.91 

1997 Total Portfolio Growth - $2,776,811.52 (23.9% growth) 

David P. Harner, 


3. Wesley Foundations 

a. Drake University, Des Moines - Rev. Jim Nelson, Director - This has been a year of growth and 

renewed interest at Wesley. It is always a task to “refit” a body that loses a fourth of its membership 

each year. But with the present student leadership the work has been fun and rewarding. 

This year saw Wesley develop a mission statement, which has become its own model for other 

campus groups. We continued our Wednesday night (9 p.m.) Bible Study, working through the 

Parables of Jesus, Isaiah, Genesis and the Book of Revelation. We have continued the Sunday Night 

Suppers, a program that is as old as Wesley itself. 

Wesley began to sponsor the Reachout Peer Listener program when Drake Campus Ministries 

abandoned it five or six years ago. It has become a vital and important asset for students who can get 

help by calling the crisis line operated by the group every night. 

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This year saw the formation of a singing group, CrossFire, which has made appearances on 

campus, and several other places about the community. We are in the process of developing two 

Covenant Discipleship groups out of a larger group that has been meeting weekly for breakfast. 

Students are excited to be able to focus on their spiritual life in this way. 

We have also begun discussions about two other projects: A campus chapter of Kappa Phi, a 

women’s religious club; and bi-weekly service and fellowship opportunities. We are focusing on a 

retreat for the spring semester to energize our program for the fall. 

To the Iowa United Methodists we give our thanks for your wonderful support, and constant interest. 

Our ministry is richer by far because of what you do. May God bless you. 

1997 Financial Summary 

Income Expenses 

Balance, Jan. 1, 1997 $ 9,227.00 Staff Support $53,223.00 

Annual Conference 56,552.00 Office Expense 2,362.00 

Gifts 1,000.00 Administration 431.00 

Reimbursements 2,604.00 Property & Maintenance 7,960.00 

Other Income 5,450.00 Program 2,647.00 

Total Income $74,833.00 Total Expenses $66,623.00 

b. The Wesley Foundation at Iowa State University, Ames; Rev. W Scott Grotewold, Director; Rev. 

James B. Shirbroun, Associate Director and Campus Minister; Rev. Cynthia McCalmont, Associate 

Director 

Exciting changes at the ISU Wesley Foundation were restoring a full-time campus minister to the 

staff configuration at Wesley and Collegiate United Methodist Church, Ames, with whom we share 

building, staff, and program. Rev. Jim Shirbroun was hired for this position, beginning in July, 1997. 

Eryn O*Hare, our lay Campus Ministry Associate for 3 years, left staff to allow for the transition, but 

has remained in lay ministry, now employed in the Communications Office at the Conference Center. 

Under Jim*s guidance, the Wesley Foundation continues to provide comfort, support, and care for 

students in a transitional world where everything around them seems to be changing. Wesley 

provides an on-going community where students can find opportunities for spiritual growth, fellowship, 

worship, service, sharing, and study. The campus ministry is a place where students can connect 

with others with similar interests, needs, and experiences. 

In November, 1997, our Board of Directors adopted as their mission statement: “Our mission is to 

model, implement, and affirm what it means to be the body of Christ. We will provide spiritual growth 

opportunities through service, sharing, worship, counseling, study, and celebration for students, 

faculty, and staff of Iowa State University.” 

An on-going challenge to campus ministry is funding. Our United Methodist colleges need our 

students; the land-grant universities of Iowa have many students in attendance, but the Wesley 

Foundations -- the United Methodist ministries to those students -- need funds to continue those 

ministries. 

We suffer a great blow from local churches who do not pay their apportionments. We are grateful 

to the great majority of churches who continue to pay 100% of their apportionments in spite of their 

own financial struggle. We are grateful to all those on our staff and elsewhere who have helped us 

to remain faithful to our budgets and able to maintain our level ministry without incurring any deficits, 

even in the face of inflation and declining receipts. Most of all, I am grateful to the faithful congregation 

of Collegiate United Methodist Church in Ames, who feel called to be in support of the Wesley 

Foundation at ISU. Our annual budget for doing campus ministry and local church ministry here is 

now $275,000 more than it was in 1993 -- the last year the Annual Conference increased its giving to 

the Wesley Foundations. This means that the Collegiate congregation has absorbed the entire 

increase. I am grateful to God for giving me such faithful people with whom to work. 

Income: 


Annual Conference $112,835.00 

Pledges and Offerings $ 7,500.00


Reimbursements $ 4,450.01 

Other $ 1,817.27 

Total: $126,602.28 

Expenses: 

Staff (% of 17 salaries and benefits) $ 95,700.00 

Property and Mintenance $ 18,670.00 

Office Expense $ 6,660.00 

Program $ 6,830.00 

Other $ 2,334.00 

Total: $130,194.00 

c. Univerisity of Iowa, Iowa City - David Schuldt, Director; Marsha Acord, Associate Director 

The Wesley Foundation at The University of Iowa continues to serve as the extension of the United 

Methodist Church to the university community. Our mission statement is supported by an active 

ministry of word, sacrament and service. This statement says: 

The Wesley Foundation at The University of Iowa exists to provide ministry with and to students 

and other members of the university community. The Foundation and its programs represent the 

United Methodist church within this academic setting. Serving both a place of retreat and as an 

involved community of Christians, the Foundation provides a broad, balanced, and flexible ministry, 

especially tuned to the university community, while working in harmony with local churches and 

other agencies. 

The Foundation: 

C nurtures and supports the spiritual, social, and individual needs and growth of students 

C complements the academic experience by providing opportunities to commune with peers and 

share in worship and Christian education 

C serves God and humanity by witnessing through acts of love, grace, peace, and justice 

The 1997-1998 academic year was a time of change. Marsha Acord was appointed as Associate 

Director and campus minister. Nona Riedel became the administrative secretary and six new peer 

ministers joined the one veteran, Heidi Hollonbeck. They were Courtney Ball, Brandy Biggs, Katie 

Harnack, Steven Lockard, Ann Longhurst, and Brent Patterson. David Schuldt continued as Director 

and campus minister for the twenty-eighth year. 

The Wesley Foundation building underwent major renovations which will help serve the persons 

who come for human services, and campus ministry events. The Free Medical Clinic was remodeled 

using a $62,000 grant from the City of Iowa City and an elevator costing $42,000 was installed. The 

Iowa Conference contributed about one-third of the cost of the elevator. 

The students, staff and Board of Wesley Foundation thank the Annual Conference for its ongoing 

support. We seek to be faithful to our Lord and to the Church as we minister to and with the university 

community. 


Assets January 1, 1997 

General Fund $ 35,396.15 

Elevator Fund 16,847.87 

Income 

Annual Conference 120,341.00 

Annual Conference Capital Funds 27,850.00 

Maintenance reimbursement 61,731.46 

Gifts 7,002.60 

American Youth Hostel 2,811.44 


Other 6,258.17 

Total $231,284.67 

Expense 

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Staff support 122,654.83 

Office expense 7,689.60 

Administration 2,342.32 

Property and maintenance 95,357.96 

Program 5,467.56 

Total $233,512.27 

Assets December 31, 1997 

General Fund $ 44,100.22 


Insurance Claim paid not spent 3,735.42 

d. University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls: David Glenn-Burns, Director 

“John Wesley was a campus minister!” So reads a pin that has been around Wesley for several 

years. We are proud to claim this faith heritage of the Wesleys* “Holy Club” at Oxford University. 

They sought to add vital, life changing piety and social concern to the educational experiences of their 

time. We seek to carry on that tradition as we minister in this setting. 

Central to our ministry is a belief that God is creative, made manifest in the beautiful love, grace and 

justice for all shown in the life and ministry of Jesus. Ministering from this basis becomes less a 

formula or program item and more of a work of art whose beauty emerges from the combination of 

elements such as artists, the media used, the environment, the context, etc. 

The beauty of this year*s ministry art shows forth in such elements as: 

-the expanded outreach to international students and their families through English language and 

culture groups, a food bank, and several cultural social events; 

- the Gospel Choir and outreach teams 

-the New Visions Summer Company outreach (expanding to two teams in ‘98) 

-the variety of Bible Study groups, including the Serendipity series and “Claiming the Promise” 

-Student representatives at several National, Jurisdictional and Conference United Methodist 

Student Movement events 

-the Faculty conversation groups around topics like Spirituality and Higher Education, Spiritual 

pluralism and UNI, and others and such artists as: 

-5 Peer Ministry Artists, Chris, Allonna, Nichole, Jenn, Jason 

-Ruth Yan and David Wu, International Outreach artists 

-Carol, the Administrative Artist 

-Dave, the Campus Minister 

We also add to the beauty of this year*s work of reaching out beyond ourselves into the community 

through supporting KBBG Radio and KWOF Contemporary Christian Hit radio; through our building 

which hosts many campus groups, AA regular meetings, local church partnerships and more. We also 

participate in the Ecumenical Campus Ministries Association which is working together in ministry to 

our campus. 

Finally, the beauty of this ministry is made more complete by the prayerful leadership support of our 

local Board of Directors, our alumni and friends, the Conference Board of Higher Education and 

Campus Ministry and the Iowa Annual Conference. 

Thank you for the privilege of serving you in this very exciting time and setting for ministry. 

1997 FINANCIAL SUMMARY - UNI WESLEY FOUNDATION 

TOTAL ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1997 $21,115.17 

INCOME 

Annual Conference $90,711.00 

Student Income 136.35 

Miscellaneous/Other 1,259.48 

Room Deposit 265.00 

TOTAL $113,487.00


EXPENDITURES 

Staff Salaries and Benefits $67,961.76 

Office 3,070.97 

Administration 2,316.68 

Property and Maintenance 15,331.23 

Program 10,763.10 

TOTAL $ 99,443.74 

TOTAL ASSETS DECEMBER 31, 1997 $14,043.26 

E. Conference Lay Organizations 

1. United Methodist Women 

The United Methodist Women have had a very busy and exciting year as they continued to be in 

mission to women, children and youth. In April, we had a mission education training for two persons 

from each district. It was held in Des Moines and called UMW-AIM (Always in Mission). It was divided 

equally between education and hands-on work. The purpose was to train district people so they in turn 

could go back home and carry out a similar event. The districts are in the process of doing so. 

Our theme for the year was “Renewing the Covenant: A Journey of Hope.” Mission studies at 

School of Christian Mission and the Fall Education Event were “Joshua and the Land”, “Brazil”, and 

“Living as Christians in a Violent Society.” The events were held at Simpson College and Fort Dodge 

Starlite respectively. We had thirty-four campers attend the youth camp during the School of Christian 

Mission. 

The Conference officers worked in teams to present “A Mission Journey: A Story of Hope: to all 

twelve districts for their annual meetings. This was in honor of our twenty-five years as United 

Methodist Women. Each year we honor the district that has gained the most new members. Dubuque 

District was the winner this year. One of our goals is to increase our membership by 10% each year. 

Another is to have a Family Education Event featuring the scriptural growth study. It is set for the end 

of October 1998. 

Our Conference Annual Meeting was held at St. Paul’s Church in Cedar Rapids. We still have the 

distinction as a conference of being the top in mission giving. Many are helped because of Iowa’s 

generosity. Our purpose is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus 

Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship and to expand concepts of mission through 

participation in the global ministries of the church. With God’s help we will continue to do so. 

Gwenna Appel, 

President 

2. United Methodist Men 

The 1996 General Conference created a new General Commission on United Methodist Men. The 

mission of the GCOUMM is to assist men to know Jesus Christ, to servie Him, to grow spiritually and 

seek daily to do His will. 

Goals of the new GCOUMM include developing programs for recruiting, training, supporting and 

implementing all men’s ministries in the United Methodist Church by: 

a) Increasing EMS (Every Man Shares) membership by 50% by March 1998. 

b) Preparing and distributing a United Methodist Men training video before Annual Conference in 

1998. 

c) Recovering at least 50% of all lapsed charters by January1, 1999. 

d) Increasing new charters by 10% annually. 

e) Focusing on one national mission project each year. 

f) Being self-supporting by 2001. 

g) Enlisting a minimum of 6,002 men to be at Purdue in July 2001. 

h) Providing assistance to civic youth-serving agencies in every annual conference by having a 

major national training event for Girl Scouts and updating the civic youth-serving agencies video 

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by January 1, 1999. 

i) Exploring new and challenging ways to involve men in ministries by the year 2001. 

The 1996 Book of Discipline states, “Each church or charge shall have an organized unit of United 

Methodist Men chartered and annually recertified through the GCOUMM.” The recertification fee is 

$50.00. Each United Methodist Men member is asked to make a $25.00 contribution annually to 

support the district, regional and national offices. 

United Methodist Men support national youth programs. These programs include Boy Scouts, Girl 

Scouts, 4-H clubs, and Camp Fire Inc. The support is financial and in leadership roles. 

United Methodist Men are involved in H.P.I. (Heifer Project International), V.I.M. (Volunteers in 

Mission), Bowlathon, Meals for Millions (potato project), Habitat for Humanity, and many local home 

and church repair projects, U.M.M. also visit the elderly, give to the poor, teach Sunday School, and 

pray that all men find Christ and that their souls may be saved. 

Information Reports Not Required 

But Requested for Information 

II. Related Organizations 

A. Colleges 

Charles Wengert, 

President 

1. Cornell College 

Cornell is pleased to report the following highlights. We are grateful for our historic and ongoing 

Partnership in Mission with the United Methodist Church. 

C Cornell began the year with an enrollment of 1060. 

C Overall retention is the best in fifteen years. 

C Cornell’s partnership with The United Methodist Church assisted with recruitment and student 

exchange opportunities in Korea, Japan, Brazil, Mexico and Northern Ireland. 

C Two-thirds of the students participated in community service. Student leadership development 

remains strong. 

C Faith life is enriched through weekly Communion and Ecumenical Worship services, and the 

leadership of a Peer Ministry Team. 

C A record number of students are interested in the possibility of ordained ministry. 

C Significant financial gifts include an endowment for faculty development, and an estate gift for the 

network and technology center. 

C The creation of two Visiting Professorships for distinguished minority faculty. 

C Academic excellence and achievement were enriched through the inauguration of a symposium in 

which forty-five students, each with faculty sponsor, made research presentations. 

C Campus computing network, including internet access from each residence hall room, in place by 

the fall of 1998. 

C Cornell provides scholarship for a United Methodist student to attend the International Methodist 

Conference in England. 

Catherine Quehl-Engel, 

Chaplain 

2. Iowa Wesleyan College 

Iowa Wesleyan, located in Mt. Pleasant, is once again pleased to bring an annual report to the Iowa 

Annual Conference. We covet the historic partnership that exists between the Annual Conference and 

its church-related colleges. 

On January 9, 1998, a Victory Celebration was held on the campus to mark the successful 

completion of the College’s Fund Campaign of ten million dollars. The result of the campaign added 

additional scholarships, funds for new technology and equipment, library expansion and improvement, 

debt retirement, strengthening the endowment fund and annual fund program.


It is the mission of Iowa Wesleyan College to nurture an educational process that empowers its 

students to perceive their inherent and distinctive potential and to act upon this perception 

autonomously and in mature, creative ways. 

Wesleyan’s academic program, REAL WORLD LEARNING, blends the positive elements of a 

liberal arts education with career opportunities and service learning. 

CAREER EXPERIENCE takes students out of the classroom and introduces them to the career 

world. Every student will complete one field experience before graduation. 

SERVICE LEARNING is a tradition at Wesleyan. Individual projects teach students the value of 

service to society. 

Students learn LIFE SKILLS in each course. These include: communicating, problem solving, 

valuing and social effectiveness. 

Robert J. Prins, 

President 

3. Morningside College 

In the spring of 1998, Morningside College will celebrate and send into the world its 100th 

graduating class! Joining us will be Bishop Christopher Jokomo of Zimbabwe, who will receive an 

honorary degree and address the graduation assembly. We were honored that he accepted our 

invitation. 

Among the graduates will be seniors from Westmar University, our sister school that closed its 

doors in November 1997. Although we were sad to bid farewell to Westmar, we are proud to be able 

to assist the students who chose to continue their educations at Morningside. As the official archivist 

for Westmar, we plan to establish a location on campus in honor and memory of Westmar University’s 

legacy. 

We were honored to host our own Bishop Jordan this year for a lecture series on diversity. We were 

also proud to join Bishop Jordan and the Church and College Consultation in the Partners in 

Leadership: A Church and College Scholarship Initiative campaign. Many thanks to all of you who are 

helping to ensure the future leadership of our churches and communities. 

May God continue to bless the community and mission of Morningside College, and the Iowa 

Annual Conference for its support. 

Bonnie Zeck, 

Director of Church Relations 

4. Simpson College 

For more than a century Simpson College has represented the mission of the United Methodist 

Church to provide to every student the best opportunuity for affordable and equal education that takes 

seriously the values of society and the principles of faith. At Simpson College students are engaged 

in intellectual achievement grounded in spiritual traditions. Simpson is often described as a community 

that provides a sense of belonging and an opportunity to build strong, personal relationships with 

peers, faculty and staff. 

This past year has been a year of celebration, renovation, and records. The campus community 

has grown with a record enrollment, generous planned giving donations, the completion of a state-ofthe-art 

communication system, and the dedication of the new wing of the Amy Robertson Music 

Center to name a few. The Hopper Gymnasium athletic locker rooms were renovated and the funds 

were raised to complete the Coles gymnasium addition. The women’s softball team received a 

National title in Division III and the men’s football team received a National rating of third in Division 

III. New faculty positions were created in religion, communications, and physics. 

The spiritual development of every student is central to the mission of Simpson College. The 

Religious Life Council and Chaplain provide a diverse list of weekly religious programs: i.e. campus 

worship, Bible studies, support/prayer groups, local church visitation teams, and service projects. Our 

students’ response has been extremely rewarding; all our groups have experienced steady growth in 

attendance and maturity. 

The Office of Church Relations wants to affirm the historic expression of our tradition, our 

theological understanding, and our missional zeal, captured by Charles Wesley’s hymn, “Come 

Father, Son and Holy Ghost,”: “To join together the two so long divided, knowledge and vital piety.” 

We wish to join with congregations in nurturing and discipling our students for vital leadership roles 

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in the local churches of Iowa. We celebrate our partnerships with the Iowa School for Ministry and 

Youth Annual Conference, and encourage all Conference committees and programs to draw upon the 

college’s resources to further strengthen the connection between church and college. 

Simpson College is thankful for the partnership with the Iowa United Methodist Annual Conference 

and affirms the Church’s vision to proclaim higher education as crucial to its life and mission. 

Stephen Jennings, 

President 

5. Rust College 

Rust College in Holly Springs, Mississippi was established in 1866, by the Freedmen’s Aid Society 

of the United Methodist Church. Today this historically black liberal arts college of approximately 900 

students is fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges 

and Schools and the University Senate of the United Methodist Church. The College employs a highly 

qualified and diverse faculty for 1997-98; 40% of whom are female, 46% are African-American, and 

46% hold earned doctorate degrees. The faculty/student ratio is 1:17. The geographic makeup of the 

1997-98 student body includes 25 states and several foreign countries with Mississippians comprising 

58% of our student population. 

Rust College offers degrees in 21 curricular areas as well as preparatory programs in law and 

medicine. The College continues its long standing commitment of providing quality academic 

preparation and concern for the whole person. Rust maintains an environment conducive to support 

these commitments. Its curriculum is designed to prepare students from varied cultural backgrounds 

and different socioeconomic status for professional and graduate study, community service and 

employment in numerous fields. 

The future of Rust College continues to hold promise because of the United Methodist Church’s 

commitment to education and support through apportionments, the Black College Fund, individual 

giving and local church donations. This support is critical as it assists the College in expanding its 

endowed scholarship program and places Rust in a better position for attracting additional students 

in its Honors Program. 

The dedication and leadership of Trustees serving from the Iowa Conference (Bishop Charles 

Wesley Jordan, James V. Poulsen, and Thomas Brown) are appreciated. The Rust College family 

values the unceasing moral, spiritual, and financial support of the United Methodist Church and 

expresses gratitude on behalf of our young people who continue to benefit from your investment in 

their future during this new era in quest of excellence. 

David L. Beckley, 

President 

B. Hospitals and Retirement Homes 

1. Iowa Methodist Medical Center 

The pastoral care services department at Iowa Methodist provided the following services during the 

past year: 

C Provided 24 hour pastoral visitation and crisis ministry to patients and families (over 33,000 visits). 

C Provided spiritual support to staff during stressful personal or vocational times (over 2,000 

sessions). 

C Offered various worship opportunities on an on-going basis: daily prayer service, service of prayer 

for healing and Sunday worship. 

C Offered residency, summer intensive and extended units of clinical pastoral education (28 student 

units). 

C Provided tours and orientation for new United Methodist clergy to the Des Moines District. 

C Conference and district involvement: district and conference membership on leadership and 

nominations, power and sexual abuse process, transformational leadership task force, and multiplestaff 

church consultant. 

C Advocated for faith-based values and ethical decisions through participation in institutional bioethics 

and integrated corporate ethics committees. 

C Chaplaincy involved in the following committees: institutional review board, healing environment,


diversity council, conflict resolution, education, stress and change management and various 

performance improvement processes. 

C Educational event for volunteer chaplains at Knoxville Area Community Hospital. 

C Networked with churches, clergy and laity offering referral, consultation, support and study. 


Jim Skogbergh, 

President 

2. St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids 

3. St. Luke’s Health System, Sioux City 

The 1997 year at St. Luke’s Health System began with new leadership when John Daniels was 

named as new president and CEO. During the year outpatient services continued to grow as St. 

Luke’s acquired new technology for diagnosing and treating patient conditions. Achievements for 1997 

include: 

C a $1 million MRI scanner upgrade for more detailed images of soft tissues. 

C purchase of a new spiral CT scanner to produce faster high quality x-ray images. 

C renovation of the Visitors Lobby. 

C welcoming a new neonatologist as medical director of Intensive Care Nursery. 

C opening of a helistop allowing helicopters to land directly at ER entrance. 

C candidacy approval of College of Nursing & Health Sciences by the NCA. 

C purchase of a wheelchair-accessible van for senior transportation to medical appointments. 

C expansion of St. Luke’s Poison Center to handle calls from most of Iowa. 

C raising $200,000 in Children’s Miracle Network Champions to benefit children’s health services. 

St. Luke’s Clinical Pastoral Education Program trained 11 ministers and lay persons. St. Luke’s also 

produced a video to share with churches and various groups entitled “Caring for the Spirit,” featuring 

the chaplaincy department’s work with patients, families, staff and students in a health care setting. 

The video, a first, was unveiled at a new event, a Founder’s Dinner which recognized St. Luke’s roots 

with the United Methodist and Lutheran Churches. 

Record of Patient Care 

Medical Center Admissions 10,418 

Births 1,658 

Surgeries 8,798 

Emergency/Outpatient Visits 89,872 

Rehabilitation Services 35,895 

Gordon Recovery Centers Outpatients 42,866 

Grandview Clinic Patient Visits 116,979 

John D. Daniels, 

President/CEO 

4. Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 

For the past forty-eight years, Friendship Haven in Fort Dodge, and in a covenant relationship with 

the Iowa Annual Conference, has helped meet the retirement needs of over five thousand persons. 

Today, led by volunteer directors, Friendship Haven and its 430 staff and 60 volunteers continue a 

tradition of caring. Retired persons can live independently or choose from a full list of services to 

maintain their lifestyle. Adult Day Services offers respite care and daily activities for persons 

experiencing dementia. Home Health Care and Home Companions offer nursing, therapeutic and in 

home care for persons recovering from an illness or accident. A 241 bed nursing facility, the Tompkins 

Memorial Health Center, offers a full range of nursing care and restorative services including a place 

where persons with chronic confusion are understood and cared for. 

In January of 1998, Friendship Haven welcomed a new President/CEO, Craig Johnsen. The 

Tompkins Memorial Health Center is equipped with a new sprinkling system and new fire alarm 

systems were installed in the East and West Buildings along with new boilers. 

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Thanks to the commitment of countless faithful persons, Friendship Haven is getting ready to begin 

a new century of caring. 

Ron Kitterman, 

Interim Director of Development 

and Marketing 

5. Methodist Manor, Storm Lake 

Methodist Manor had, what some of the staff members would call, a hectic year in 1997. 

We completed $220,301 in capital improvements, which included new lighting for the Chapel and 

a new office for the Spiritual Director. 

The Board of Directors approved the construction of a thirty-eight unit apartment complex for 

independent seniors. The new facility is adjacent to the Health Center and takes advantage of the 

remaining lake front footage on the campus. Thirty-one of the thirty-eight units are already rented. This 

indicates a real need for this type of facility since the project is not scheduled to open until mid July. 

Management continues to struggle with staffing issues, governmental over regulation and escalating 

costs. Some of these issues are being exacerated by the need to expand services to capture the 

managed care market. We have obtained certification for skilled nursing care and are looking into post 

acute care in the near future, in response to this pressure. 

Terry L. Penniman, 



6. Meth-Wick Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids 

7. Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., Des Moines 

Founded in 1947, Wesley Retirement Services (WRS) is headquartered in the historic Chamberlain 

Mansion in Des Moines. With the tradition of serving the needs of its residents, WRS has earned its 

reputation of excellence throughout its five continuing care communities. Wesley Acres in Des 

Moines, Halcyon House in Washington, Heritage House in Atlantic, The Village in Indianola, and Park 

Centre in Newton serve approximately 1,000 residents. Each has its own unique characteristics and 

amenities. 

All five locations offer several levels of care to facilitate the aging process. Independent living 

apartments or townhomes, Helpful Living, and Health Center nursing care services combine for a 

variety of services to meet the needs of each resident. At Wesley Acres and Park Centre, Adult Day 

Center programs are available to both non-residents and residents. These offer specifically designed 

daily activities which encourage older adults to remain active and independent. 

A dedicated Board works with local Advisory Councils to assure resident needs at each community 

are met. The Village residents are enjoying a new walking path circling the pond and gazebo. 

Halcyon House continues renovation of apartments and common areas allowing it to meet the 

expectations of residents today and in the future. Park Centre's new 27 unit apartment addition is 

complete. The Garden Room was added providing a wonderful conference and meeting area for 

resident use. Heritage House began a dramatic change this year with replacement of the current 

Health Center and an addition of a state-of-the-art Dementia Unit. Completion will be in the fall of '98. 

Wesley Acres received a new parking area which beautifully complements the historic view from 

Grand Avenue. The Bolton residents are enjoying remodeled garages and an enhanced workshop. 

Warren D. Rippey, 

President/C.E.O. 

8. The Western Home, Cedar Falls 

The Western Home is celebrating 85 years of service to seniors. The essence of Christian care 

shines through the yellowed pages of history with stories of benevolent support. That tradition 

continues and is enhanced by the hiring of a development director. The goal for 1998 is to devise and 

implement a fund development strategy employing Christian stewardship, ethics, and integrity. 

Over 500 people are provided a contiuum of care at nearly every stage of senior life. Assisted living 

and respite care at The Western Home provide personalized assistance for residents who have


changing health care needs and want to remain in their private rooms or for individuals who are 

recovering from a hospital stay or temporary illness. Residents at Martin Health Center are often 

dependent upon caring staff, medical intervention, social support, and responsive personal assistance- 

-24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 

Each apartment at Walnut Court Retirement Community has its own character and unique style with 

a bed and breakfast feel, except they provide lunch, dinner and other special services as well. The 

three small-concept retirement communities--Windermere, Windgrace and Willowwood--offer a 

gracious lifestyle with supportive services. SureCare is a professional in-home companion service. 

C. Other Organizations 

Jerry L. Harris, 

Administrator/CEO 

1. Bidwell Riverside Center 

Since its beginning in 1893, Bidwell Riverside Center has been in continual service to the Des 

Moines Community as a part of the missional program of The United Methodist Church. It has 

undergone many changes in the past 105 years, and continues to find new ways to be in service for 

our day. Bidwell Riverside Center is grateful for the support we receive as a program agency of the 

General Board of Global Ministries, as an Advance Special of the Iowa Annual Conference, for the 

generous support of the Women’s Division of the Iowa Annual Conference, and for the generosity and 

support of so many churches and individuals who believe in our ministry. 

In the year since the last report, many exciting things have been happening: 

C Our entire financial structure has been computerized, enabling us to achieve greater accuracy and 

knowledge of our financial status. 

C The evening childcare program has proven to be a success, and we now continue our 42 year 

tradition of providing a safe, loving, and Christian environment for children ages 2-11. We are open 

from 6:30 a.m. to midnight five days a week. In addition, our preschool/kindergarten readiness 

program continues to be successful in preparing young people for entry into the school system. 

C Because of a very generous gift, Bidwell Riverside has now established an endowment. We now 

have over $12,000 in our endowment, and plan to build on this generous beginning so that we can 

ensure Bidwell’s sustainability and stability far into the future. 

C Bidwell’s Urban Garden Project has grown into a large collaborative effort with other agencies, so 

that it holds the possibility of becoming the cornerstone of a much larger metro-wide Urban 

Gardening effort. 

C A close relationship has been established with the New Horizons Program of the Des Moines Public 

School system, so that youth who are at-risk, or from disadvantaged families can be placed at 

Bidwell as a work/training site. 

It has been yet another exciting and challenging year at Bidwell Riverside Center, and we are 

grateful to the people called United Methodist for their love and support in this ministry of the 

connectional system. 

Robert S. Crandall, 


2. Chaplains’ Fellowship 

The Chaplains’ Fellowship provides an informal opportunity for all Iowa Annual Conference 

Chaplains (full-time or part-time, in all types and settings for ministry) to come together easily at 

Annual Conference time for mutual support, and for discussion of issues of mutual concern. All 

chaplains and friends of chaplaincy are invited to attend an annual, no-host breakfast. 


3. Church World Service/C.R.O.P. 

4. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa 

Dave Nolte, 

Coordinator 

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Opposition of the death penalty won another round in the 1997 Iowa Legislature, thanks to the 

dedicated work of the faith community. 

Planning for a College Chaplain’s Retreat to be held in April 1998 began. We continue to financially 

support chaplaincy at the Mitchellville Women's Correctional Institution. 

The curriculum portion of the “Being Christian in a World of Fear” project was completed. 

An Ecumenical Shared Ministry Task Force is being appointed to do research, provide support to 

ESM congregations, and develop training and evaluation tools. 

Five local communities will be determined and grants will be awarded in 1998 to help build a 

network of community leaders and enhance existing programs addressing immigration issues. 

Plans continued for the 1998 Winter Conference for Ministry to be held in Ames. Three hundred 

clergy, spouses and other religious professionals are expected. 

1997 saw the end of EMI’s role as building owner. EMI remains in the building as a tenant. 

A grant was awarded to the member denominations of EMI for a three year project which will 

address the issues of welfare reform and how local congregations can play a role in their communities. 

May God bless the Iowa Conference and all the member denominations of EMI as we offer a fuller 

witness as Christ's Church. 

James R. Ryan, 

Director 

5. Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and the Worship Arts 

The Iowa Chapter of the Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and the Worship Arts is an active 

organization to further educate and support church leaders in music and the arts through workshops 

and newsletters. The chapter is a branch of the national organization which held its national meeting 

in Houston, Texas, in July, 1997. A jurisdictional convention will be held August 2-7, 1998, in Adrian, 

Michigan. 

The Iowa chapter sponsored a workshop in Ogden on September 20, 1997. Officers of the 

Fellowship include: David Gaeth, president; Carolyn Smith, secretary; and Sara Poston, treasurer. 

Rev. Fred Lewis is president of the national organization. 

Persons interested in joining the Fellowship may contact: The Fellowship, PO Box 24787, Nashville, 

Tennessee 37202 or FUMMWA@aol.com 

David Gaeth, 

President 

6. Hillcrest Family Services 

Some facts for 1997: 

C Despite statewide trends otherwise, our lean but stable budget is in the black and our programs are 

exceeding projected capacity. 

C Actual operating expenses for Fiscal Year 1997 were $7.2 million, a 3% increase over the previous 

year, representing growth in programming. 

C Our annual payroll expenditures for 250 employees and our purchase of goods and services and 

capital expenditures made an economic impact of $35 million on our communities last year. 

C Agency wide, the total minority population of Hillcrest staff is 6.1%. Locally, 1.7% of the population 

and 1.8% of the work force is minority. 

C Fund raising costs represent only 2% of the total agency expenditures. 

C The Fantasy of Lights in Cedar Rapids joined Dubuque’s Festival of Lights as extraordinary 

fundraising and community events during the holiday season. Not only did the events raise 

$102,000 for programs and special projects at Hillcrest, nearly 95,000 Eastern Iowa residents 

became more aware of Hillcrest and the services we offer, and our volunteer base grew by 300 

individuals. 

C Students from area colleges and universities, including the University of Iowa College of Nursing, 

Northeast Iowa Community College, Clark College, Loras College and the University of Dubuque, 

complete internships and practicums in various Hillcrest programs. 

Revenue: 

Financial Report 

November 1, 1996 - October 31, 1997


Service Contracts $ 6,164,492 

Client Fees 393,234 

Endowment Gifts 174,374 

Individual, Church & Business Contributions 165,137 

Investment Income 111,899 

Special Events 95,000 

Capital Fund Payments 78,867 

Grants 78,110 

United Ways 74,829 

Other 13,766 

Total Revenue $ 7,349,708 

Operating Expenses $ 7,165,518 

Excess Revenue/Expense 184,190 

Net Worth $ 4,218,554 

7. Christian Educators Fellowship of Iowa 

This year has been exciting for lay, ordained elders and deacons, certified, and consecrated 

persons serving in areas of Christian education. A high point was last October when Jan Richardson, 

author/editor of Sacred Journeys: A Women’s Book of Daily Prayer led a retreat on “The Art of Faith”. 

Iowa CEF continues to care for its 80 members and 66 plus related persons by providing support, 

education, and friendships which assist with both professional and personal needs as well as 

opportunities for spiritual growth. 

The state chapter holds two retreats per year except during national convention year. These are 

great times for learning and leisure. The third Monday-Tuesday in October and May mark the dates. 

Throughout the year, Christian educators are invited to meet in cluster groups, each determining their 

own agendas. Member are also invited to contribute to a quarterly newsletter called MICE which is 

published and provides ideas, networking, and information. CEF persons meet for lunch each June 

during Iowa Annual Conference. 

Iowa CEF urges churches who employ persons in the area of Christian education, youth ministry, 

and programming to contact Chris Schmidt at the Conference Center so a contact can be made. A 

new educators’ orientation is held yearly to acquaint new persons with resources and networking. 

Gayle Wilcox, 

President 

8. School for Ministry Commission 

According to the statement of purpose of the School for Ministry Commission, the purpose is as 

follows: The School for Ministry of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church is an 

annual education opportunity for the professional in ministry and their spouses to seek enrichment in 

ministry. It’s purpose is to provide intellectual stimulation, spiritual renewal and enrichment through 

interpersonal fellowship with the leadership of the church. This purpose shall be realized through the 

use of lectures and workshops by recognized educational, theological and biblical scholars as well as 

by Christian enablers from the secular world. The purpose of the School shall also be realized through 

meaningful worship services, discussion experiences and by the opportunity to renew friendships. 

Primary lectures for the 1998 School for Ministry were: Lyle Schaller, National Evangelistic 

Association; Marjorie Thompson, Director, Pathways Center, The Upper Room; and Michael 

Slaughter, Pastor of the Ginghamsburg United Methodist Church of Tipp City, Ohio. Guest preachers 

were Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan, Presiding Bishop of the Iowa Annual Conference; Rev. Jerald 

Swanberg, Pastor of first UMC in Marshalltown, Iowa; Rev. Richard Speight, Pastor of Christ 

Community Church of Marion, Iowa; and Cathy F. Townley, Worship Director of Crossroad Church 

of Lakeville, Minnesota. A variety of workshops was offered, addressing significant concerns for the 

church and for professionals in ministry. 

The School for Ministry, with the leadership of Deans LaVonne Kaasa and Bruce Ursin, and the 

guidance of the commission, seeks to provide a quality educational experience at a moderate cost to 

professionals in ministry who are related to the Iowa Conference, and their spouses. 

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Gary L. Armstrong, 

Chairperson 

9. Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization 

Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization (UMISO) was begun in 1982, as a network of 

support for United Methodist Church secretaries. Since 1992, it has been a chapter affiliated with 

PAUMCS (Professional Association of United Methodist Church Secretaries). The group currently 

has 53 members although more attend some of the area meetings. 

Two state meetings were held in 1997. The first was held at Calvary UMC in Ames on Saturday, 

June 7, during Annual Conference. Roland Minshall, Conference Computer Systems Manager, 

presented a very informative meeting on "Computer Software in the Local Church". The fall meeting 

was held at the United Methodist Church in Audubon on Tuesday, September 9. Russell Hinshaw, 

Assistant Conference Treasurer/Controller spoke about "Legal Issues in a Church Office" in the 

morning and Diane Brockmeyer, Conference Benefits Secretary, talked in the afternoon about 

"Benefits Available for Church Secretaries." 

Seven area meetings were held throughout the state during the year. Having area meetings allows 

the secretaries to get together closer to home so that more may attend. 

Linda Peters, 

President 

10. Iowa Women in Ministry 


11. Shesler Hall 

Shesler Hall, a room and board residence for women with special needs in Sioux City, had its 

busiest year in 1997. We provided a home-like environment for 52 women, an increase of 10% from 

1996. The women, 89 to 90%, struggle with and have been diagnosed with some form of chronic 

mental illness like schizophrenia, border-line personality disorder, depression, or manic-depression. 

Some have additional physical, and health concerns. It is a joy and a challenge to do God’s mission 

work at Shesler Hall! 

Some forget that we really are “in mission” with God, the church, UMW and the people that we 

serve. Shesler Hall is a national mission institution, related to the General Board of Global Ministries 

of the United Methodist Church, our building is owned by the Iowa Conference United Methodist 

Women and we are very fortunate to be one of their projects. We also are an Iowa Conference 

Advance Special of the United Methodist Church and a General Advance Special. 

Besides serving 52 women this year, our other highlights in 1997, include: having Bishop Jordan 

tour our facility; offering more activities for the residents; providing an opportunity for the residents to 

volunteer at the Humane Society through our cooperative spirit program “Project TLCAH” (Tender 

Loving Care for Animals and Humans); and celebrating the resident’s birthdays and the holidays. We 

also had our First Annual Christmas-In-July Staff Appreciation supper. Without the staff at Shesler 

Hall, we would not be able to be do this mission work. Finally, the big fix-it projects that we 

accomplished were to replace our old dishwasher and our leaking old hot water heater with new. 

It is a challenge to serve women with special needs, but is also a joy! Especially when you see 

people’s lives improve... I want to leave you with a couple of quotes from our former residents. This 

is what they said about their stay at Shesler Hall in 1997: “It was ok for a person to stay and live. I like 

the friendliness of the people and spending time with them. I didn’t feel lonesome around them.” “They 

did believe in me.” 

Finally I would like to close with this quote and offer the same to each of you as you continue your 

support of Shesler “Thank you and God bless you all.” 

Vera L. Ludwig, 


12. The Methodist Federation for Social Action 

During 1997, Iowa MFSA held two retreats. At the winter event, "Building the Covenant 

Community," Susan Stater led discussion and exercises in community building and the Wesleyan 

heritage. Carlos Jayne presented current issues in the legislature which affect the community of God's


people in Iowa. In October, Mark Bowman, Executive Director of the Reconciling Congregation 

program, led a workshop on "Sowing Seeds and Spinning Webs of Change." During the October 

gathering, the chapter voted to affirm itself as a "Reconciling Chapter" in line with the national MFSA 

position as a Reconciling organization, seeking to open the doors of the church to all of God's children. 

Social Action Award recipients at the Annual Conference event were Bishop Jordan and Lana Ross 

of Marshalltown. The selections were based upon work and advocacy for children and represented 

an affirmation of the Iowa Conference session's theme highlighting children and poverty. 

The endowment fund for speakers at the MFSA Annual Conference event grew. The chapter was 

represented at the MFSA National Assembly in Washington, D.C., at which the 90th anniversary of 

the Federation was celebrated. The chapter grew in membership during 1997. 


Leonard F. Sjogren, 

Co-Chair 

13. United Methodist Clergy Couples, Iowa Chapter 

14. United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism 


15. United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union 

Your credit union continues to grow in membership and assets as well as services offered. Assets 

grew to 17.5 million dollars by year end 1997, and membership grew to 4,754. 

United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union is open to all members, clergy and staff of Iowa 

United Methodist churches and Conference related institutions. Remember, family members may join 

also. 

Education IRA and Roth IRA accounts were added to our list of services. There is also a Market 

Index IRA Certificate with returns based on the S & P Index. The credit union telephone number is: 

1-800-262-3818 should you want to contact us. 

The officers of the credit union are: Gary L. Armstrong, Chairperson; Larry D. LaVelle, Vice 

Chairperson; James P. Russell, Treasurer; and David R. Shogren, Secretary. 

Dale L. Mount, 

President 

16. United Methodist Rural Fellowship 

The United Methodist Rural Fellowship, Iowa Chapter, is a fellowship bringing together laity and 

clergy who are concerned with and involved in United Methodism’s responsibility toward creating and 

sustaining a Christian life and culture in the rural areas of Iowa. We have two primary functions. One 

is to interpret and the other is to advocate. 

Through workshops, events and publications we interpret the Christian message as it applies to 

rural life. As advocates we share a vision of an intentional, viable and faithful ministry in town and rural 

Iowa areas. We seek to put into practice ways by which this message may be more effectively 

implemented through the church and other agencies. Our vision of the result is that town and rural 

people and their communities will be the seed and demonstration plots of the New Order -- the 

Kingdom of God. 

The UMRF’s membership is open to all persons. One becomes a member of the National UMRF 

and the Iowa Chapter by paying the yearly dues. 

During the 1996-1997 conference year our focus has been on restructuring and reorganization. We 

are developing a new working relationship with the CCOM programs, CCOM program staff and the 

newly restructured Board of Global Ministries. Our 1998-1999 town and rural ministry workshops and 

events will be cooperative efforts that may result in both combined and separate opportunities to 

enrich our mission and ministry. 

William E. Ballard, 

President 

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FINANCIAL REPORTS 

1. Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church - Treasurer’s Fund 

The following is the Treasurer’s Office report for the Iowa Conference. The report does not include 

any of the Iowa Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. or the Iowa United Methodist Foundation’s 

financial statements. The purpose of this report is to help you better understand the financial activity 

of the Conference’s central treasury. Let me summarize some of the things that I think might be of 

interest to you in this report. 

First, note the report listed “Statements of Financial Position--Modified Cash Basis.” The Annual 

Conference accounting system is not yet on full accrual basis. Fixed assets such as the value of the 

land owned by the Conference for the camping program and the value of the district parsonages are 

not included in this report. The Council on Finance and Administration (CFA) has adopted the goal of 

moving us to a full accrual basis for accounting; however that task has proven more complicated than 

first thought. Our goal is to eventually account for all assets of the Conference, not just the cash and 

cash equivalents. 

Second, last year the Annual Conference approved a new Deficits and Reserve Fund program. The 

program is working and is on track to repay the health insurance reserve and to build a working cash 

reserve fund. According to the plan that was approved, the Iowa Annual Conference Board of 

Pensions, Inc. and CFA entered into an agreement and on January 1, 1998 transferred all of the 

assets designated or restricted for pension programs to the Board of Pensions, Inc. Also, unrestricted 

net assets increased in 1997 to $271,570 compared with a decrease in 1996 of $190,180. The net 

result of this change allowed for an actual reduction to the unrestricted net asset deficit of 

approximately $75,000. Hopefully in 1998, the Deficit and Reserve Fund program will continue to be 

on track and our deficits will reduce further. 

Third, the 1997 Annual Conference authorized CFA to negotiate a cash flow loan with a financial 

institution and a line of credit was established with Norwest Bank. Although the line of credit was 

available if needed, our office was able to manage the cash flow in such a way that no amount was 

borrowed for 1997. 

Fourth, cash receipts for 1997 totaled $21.5 million compared to $20.5 million in 1996. Of the total 

1997 receipts, 52% came from the apportionments, 26% came from direct billing for pension and 

health insurance, 13% came from charitable gifts like the Advance Special or grants, 4% came from 

registration fees, 3% came from investment earnings and 2% came from miscellaneous other sources. 

Fifth, cash disbursed in 1997 was $20.6 million compared to disbursements of $21.4 million for 

1996. Of the total 1997 disbursements, 56.6% was spent on direct programs and grants (37.7% were 

local church benefit programs such as pension, health insurance and worker’s compensation; 19.9% 

were grants to local churches, affiliated organizations and other charities), 18.4% was spent on 

employment related expenses with about a 50-50 split between program staff and administrative staff 

expenses, 9.6% was given to the General Church as apportionments that were assigned to the Iowa 

Conference, and 14.4%, was spent on other expenses. Some examples of these include clergy 

moving, professional fees, postage, printing, telephone, building rent, travel, etc. 

If you have questions after reviewing these financial statements, please contact either myself or 

Russell Hinshaw, Assistant Treasurer and Controller. We hope that these statements provide you with 

helpful information. 

Finally, I want to thank all of you for helping to make 1997 a good year for our Annual Conference. 

What we are reporting here are just numbers. It is important to remember that these numbers translate 

into ministries that help make disciples in Iowa and around the world. 

Note: See the following pages for Financial Statements. 

Charles W. Smith, 

Conference Treasurer 

2. Board of Pensions, Inc., 1997 

See the pages following the Treasurer’s Fund Report for Financial Statements of the Board of 

Pensions, Inc.


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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - TREASURER'S FUND 

Statements of Financial Position - Modified Cash Basis 

December 31, 1997 and 1996 


1997 1996 

ASSETS 

Cash and cash equivalents (Note 2) 

Receivables: 

$ 2,236,670 $ 1,730,010 

Loans receivable (Note 3) 857,981 951,487 

Notes receivable (Note 4) 1,851,621 1,894,431 

Other receivables (Note 5) 140,406 139,066 

Total receivables 2,850,008 2,984,984 

Investments (Notes 6 and 10) 4,915,872 4,270,963 

Other current assets 8,473 - 

Beneficial interests in perpetual trusts 2,600 2,450 

Total assets $10,013,623 $8,988,407 

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 

Liabilities: 

Accrued liabilities $ 80,105 $ 53,564 

Pass through liabilities (Note 7) 1,472,042 1,084,767 

Total liabilities 1,552,147 1,138,331 

Net Assets (Note 11 and 13): 

Unrestricted 

Funds available for current operations (2,093,602) (1,989,843) 

Funds designated for specific purposes 8,285,024 7,909,695 

6,191,422 5,919,852 

Temporarily Restricted 1,932,204 1,594,662 

Permanently Restricted 337,850 335,562 

Total Net Assets 8,461,476 7,850,076 

Total liabilities and net assets $10,013,623 $8,988,407 

See Notes to the Financial Statements.




Statements of Activities - Modified Cash Basis 

Program Years Ended Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996 

1997 

Temporarily Permanently 

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT 

Total 

Apportionments $ 7,352,359 $ - $ - $ 7,352,359 

District askings 100,082 - - 100,082 

Grants 61,690 608,807 - 670,497 

Church & individual contributions 71,559 807,871 2,138 881,568 

Interest earnings 418,766 34,214 - 452,980 

Realized gain on investments 20,179 3,304 - 23,483 

Unrealized gain on investments 159,268 22,638 - 181,906 

Participant contributions to health insurance 3,080,474 - - 3,080,474 

Registration fees 870,267 - - 870,267 

Sales of goods and services 86,359 - - 86,359 

Sales of assets 162,289 - - 162,289 

Workers compensation premiums 186,538 - - 186,538 

Other receipts 106,657 - 150 106,807 

12,676,487 1,476,834 2,288 14,155,609 

Net assets released from restrictions: 

Satisfaction of program restrictions 1,139,292 (1,139,292) - - 

Total revenues, gains and other support 13,815,779 337,542 2,288 14,155,609 

EXPENSES 

General and Administration 3,327,337 - - 3,327,337 

Programs 

Clergy support ministries 4,266,837 - - 4,266,837 

Camping ministries 1,252,738 - - 1,252,738 

Global ministries 1,138,082 - - 1,138,082 

Conference Council on Ministries 907,972 - - 907,972 

Higher education & campus ministries 591,732 - - 591,732 

Disaster recovery ministries 591,608 - - 591,608 

Thanksgiving ingathering 217,501 - - 217,501 

Other ministries 1,147,532 - - 1,147,532 

Fund raising 102,870 - - 102,870 

Total expense 13,544,209 - - 13,544,209 

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 271,570 337,542 2,288 611,400 

NET ASSETS, beginning of year 5,919,852 1,594,662 335,562 7,850,076 

NET ASSETS, end of year $ 6,191,422 $ 1,932,204 $ 337,850 $ 8,461,476 

See Notes to Financial Statements. 

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Statements of Activities - Modified Cash Basis 

Program Years Ended Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996 


1996 

Temporarily Permanently 

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total 

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT 

Apportionments $ 7,382,944 $ - $ - $ 7,382,944 

District askings 46,135 - - 46,135 

Grants 85,474 739,694 - 825,168 

Church & individual contributions 79,317 550,149 8,825 638,291 

Interest earnings 430,349 38,456 - 468,805 

Realized gain (loss) on investments (45,972) - - (45,972) 

Unrealized gain (loss) on investments 89,763 8,124 - 97,887 

Participant contributions to health insurance 2,550,802 - - 2,550,802 

Registration fees 910,505 - - 910,505 

Sales of goods and services 145,157 - - 145,157 

Workers compensation premiums 173,976 - - 173,976 

Installment sales contract receipts 25,000 - - 25,000 

Other receipts 60,043 - - 60,043 

11,933,493 1,336,423 8,825 13,278,741 

Net assets released from restrictions: 

Satisfaction of program restrictions 1,717,156 (1,717,156) - - 

Total revenues, gains and other support 13,650,649 (380,733) 8,825 13,278,741 

EXPENSES 

General and Administration 3,330,909 - - 3,330,909 

Programs 

Clergy support ministries 4,525,153 - - 4,525,153 

Camping ministries 1,285,738 - - 1,285,738 

Global ministries 1,128,773 - - 1,128,773 

Conference Council on Ministries 816,929 - - 816,929 

Higher education & campus ministries 619,900 - - 619,900 

Disaster recovery ministries 710,309 - - 710,309 

Thanksgiving ingathering 224,802 - - 224,802 

Other ministries 1,170,923 - - 1,170,923 

Fund raising 27,393 - - 27,393 

Total expenses 13,840,829 - - 13,840,829 

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (190,180) (380,733) 8,825 (562,088) 

NET ASSETS, beginning of year 6,110,032 1,975,395 326,737 8,412,164 

NET ASSETS, end of year $ 5,919,852 $ 1,594,662 $ 335,562 $ 7,850,076 

See Notes to Financial Statements.




Statements of Cash Flows 

Program Years Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996 

1997 1996 

Cash flows from operating activities: 

Change in net assets $ 611,400 $ (562,088) 

Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to 

net cash provided by (used in) operating activities: 

Realized loss (gain) on investments (23,483) 45,972 

Realized loss (gain) on assets (162,289) - 

Unrealized (gain) in value of investments (181,906) 

(97,887) 

(Increase) in other receivables (1,340) (43,640) 

(Increase) in other current assets (8,473) - 

Increase in accrued liabilities 26,541 47,210 

Contributions restricted for long-term investments (2,138) (8,825) 

(Increase) in beneficial interest in perpetual trusts (150) - 

Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities 258,162 (619,258) 

Cash flows from investing activities: 

Disbursements on loans receivable (69,000) (108,800) 

Principal payments received on loans receivable 162,506 141,286 

Principal payments received on notes receivable 172,810 173,011 

Purchase of investments (631,040) (1,676,818) 

Proceeds from sale of investments 191,520 1,170,251 

Proceeds from sale of assets 32,289 - 

Net cash (used in) investing activities (140,915) (301,070) 

Cash flows from financing activities: 

Proceeds from contributions restricted for investments 

in endowments 2,138 8,825 

Increase (decrease) in pass through liabilities 387,275 (338,011) 

Net cash provided by (used in) financing activities 389,413 (329,186) 

Net increase (decrease) in cash 506,660 (1,249,514) 

Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 1,730,010 2,979,524 

Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $ 2,236,670 $ 1,730,010 


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UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - TREASURER’S FUND 

NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 

Note 1. Nature of Organization and Significant Accounting Policies 

Nature of organization 


The Treasurer’s Fund of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church (the Conference) has been 

established to account for all funds received which have been apportioned to the various local United Methodist 

churches as mandated by the Iowa Annual Conference, the Jurisdictional Conference, and the General Conference 

of the United Methodist Church. In addition, the Treasurer’s Fund accounts for special gifts received for other 

benevolent programs, bequests, or other causes. Funds are disbursed in the many program areas of the Conference 

upon receiving vouchers from the individual boards, committees, commissions, or agencies which have been 

authorized to act on behalf of the Iowa Annual Conference, the Jurisdictional Conference, or the General 

Conference of the United Methodist Church. 

A summary of the organization’s significant accounting policies follows: 

Basis of accounting 

The accompanying financial statements have been prepared on the modified cash basis of accounting. That basis 

differs from generally accepted accounting principles primarily because the effects of apportionment receivables, 

certain payables and accruals, certain accrued income, property and equipment, and donated services have not 

been recognized in the statements of financial position and activities. 

In addition, the Conference has elected not to consolidate the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference 

of the United Methodist Church, Incorporated or the Iowa United Methodist Foundation. 

Program Year 

The program year is designed to enable individual churches to receive credit for apportionments not 

remitted until after the close of a calendar year. Year end apportionments are typically received in a one 

to two week period following the close of a calendar year. The 1997 program year closed on January 

2, 1998 and the 1996 program year closed on January 8, 1997. 

Investments 

The Conference carries its debt and equity securities at fair value. Unrealized appreciation or 

depreciation are reported as increases or decreases to net assets. Fair value of investments is based on 

quoted market prices. 

Contributions 

The Conference records donations of securities or other property at the fair value of the property at the 

date of the gift. Contributions that are not restricted by the donor are reported as increases in unrestricted 

net assets in the year in which the contributions are received. All other donor-restricted contributions are 

reported as increases in temporarily or permanently restricted net assets depending on the nature of the 

restrictions. When a restriction expires, that is, when a stipulated time restriction



Note 1. Nature of Organization and Significant Accounting Policies (Continued) 

A summary of the organization’s significant accounting policies follows: (Continued) 

Contributions (Continued) 

ends or purpose of restriction is accomplished, temporarily restricted net assets are reclassified to unrestricted 

net assets and reported in the statement of activities as net assets released from restrictions. 

Estimates and assumptions 

The preparation of financial statements in conformity with modified cash basis of accounting requires 

management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and 

disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported amounts of 

revenues and expenses during the reporting period. Actual results could differ from those estimates. 

Classification of Net Assets 

The Conference reports information regarding its financial position and activities according to three classes of 

net assets defined as: 

Unrestricted - assets that are neither permanently restricted nor temporarily restricted by 

donor-imposed stipulations. The Conference may designate portions of its unrestricted net 

assets as board-designated for various purposes. 

Temporarily restricted - assets resulting from contributions and other inflows of assets 

whose use by the Conference is limited by donor-imposed stipulations that either expire by 

passage of time or can be fulfilled by actions of the Conference meeting the purpose of the 

restriction. 

Permanently restricted - assets resulting from contributions and other inflows of assets 

whose use by the Conference is limited by donor-imposed stipulations that neither expire by 

passage of time nor can be fulfilled or otherwise removed by actions of the Conference. 

Although such assets cannot be expended, the investment income earned on them is 

generally to be expended for a specific purpose. 

Pass Through Liabilities 

Pass through liabilities represent amounts received that have not been passed on to certain 

charities specified by the donor. The Conference remits such funds to the various charities 

within thirty days of each month-end. Since the Conference does not have any control over how 

these funds are disbursed and serves only an administrative function in collecting and disbursing 

the funds, these funds are not included in the Conference’s revenues and expenses. 

Note 2. Cash and cash equivalents 

The Conference considers all highly liquid investments available for current use with an initial 

maturity of three months or less to be cash equivalents. 

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Note 3. Loans Receivable 



Loans to local United Methodist congregations originate primarily through the Rotating Loan Fund or the Spirit 

Alive! Churches Alive! Fund. In order to encourage growth and revitalization, the Conference Board of Global 

Ministry’s Parish Development Committee extends loans to new and existing churches. The loans, which are 

unsecured, carry interest at a rate determined by the Board of Global Ministry and payment terms are negotiated 

on an individual loan basis. Generally the loans range in length from 10 to 15 years with zero percent interest 

rate for the first three to five years for new congregations. 

The Conference offers loans to certain staff members for the purpose of a purchasing a principal residence. The 

loans cannot exceed 25 percent of the appraised value of the property and must be paid through payroll 

withholdings. Interest rates and terms are determined on an individual basis. Current loans outstanding are for 

15 or 30 years with an interest rate of 8.5 - 9.5 percent per annum. 

Loans receivable at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

Note 4. Notes Receivable 

1997 1996 

United Methodist congregations $820,956 $896,726 

Employee mortgage loans 37,025 54,761 

$857,981 $951,487 

In 1979, the Des Moines Urban Mission Council sold its parsonage located in Des Moines for $40,000, with 

$7,000 payable at closing and the balance in monthly installments with interest at 10% beginning February 1, 

1980 and continuing until paid. 

In 1992, the Conference purchased an episcopal residence for $182,500. This amount will be repaid to the 

Conference through amounts received from the General Church Episcopal Fund. The note is being amortized 

over twenty years and bears interest at 5%. 

In 1994, the Conference sold its headquarters building to Iowa Health Systems for $4,000,000. The 

Conference received a $1,000,000 down payment and a $3,000,000 non-interest bearing promissory note 

receivable which has been recorded with an imputed interest rate of 8 percent. The note calls for the Conference 

to receive annual installments of $300,000 through February 1, 2004. Unearned interest income at December 

31, 1997 and 1996 is approximately $413,000 and $538,000, respectively. 

In 1997, the Conference sold the Greenfield Plaza church building located in Des Moines to Easter Lake 

Estates, Inc for $145,000, with $15,000 payable at closing and the balance due in monthly installments along 

with interest at 8% beginning February 1, 1998 and continuing until December 22, 1999, at which time the 

remaining balance is due and payable. 

Notes receivable at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

1997 1996 

Des Moines Urban Mission Council $ 20,725 $ 22,157 

Easter Lake Estates, Inc. 130,000 - 

Episcopal Residence Loan 138,986 148,283 

Iowa Health Systems 1,561,910 1,723,991 

$ 1,851,621 $1,894,431


Note 5. Other Receivables 


At December 31, 1997 and 1996, the following amounts were due the Conference: 

Note 6. Investments 

1997 1996 

Accrued Interest - Iowa Health Systems $ 126,033 $ 126,426 

Camp registration fees 11,613 9,930 

Central services fees 2,760 2,710 

$ 140,406 $ 139,066 

Investments consist of US Government securities and equity securities held by a national brokerage house and 

funds invested with the Iowa United Methodist Foundation (Foundation). The Foundation has a pooled 

investment fund and manages trust funds, devises, and gifts of property for the use and benefit of organizations 

related to the United Methodist Church. Investments held by the Foundation at December 31, 1997 and 1996 

are as follows: 

1997 1996 

Cost Fair Value Cost Fair Value 

US Government securities $ 5,773,226 $ 5,921,943 $ 4,486,424 $ 4,555,757 

Municipal bonds 190,442 212,492 190,442 209,128 

Corporate bonds 1,025,472 1,060,598 1,415,811 1,450,283 

Equity securities 6,156,866 6,641,891 4,047,363 4,509,686 

Certificate of deposit - - 152,223 160,000 

Cash and cash equivalents 97,924 97,924 690,071 690,071 

$13,243,930 $13,934,848 $10,982,334 $11,574,925 

Investments of the Conference at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

1997 1996 

Cost Fair Value Cost Fair Value 

National Brokerage: 

US Government securities $ 849,120 $ 840,602 $ 926,599 $ 907,958 

Equity securities 210,454 217,386 169,798 172,453 

1,059,574 1,057,988 1,096,397 1,080,411 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation: 

Priscilla fund 126,658 134,773 132,702 140,383 

Conference reserves - - 27,713 30,192 

Conference center fund 2,009,945 2,098,672 1,653,681 1,715,412 

Board of Global Ministries funds 632,976 674,515 485,140 613,903 

Spirit Alive! Churches Alive! funds 38,823 41,311 27,350 27,437 

Board of Camps funds 20,226 24,009 21,931 28,927 

College Scholarship funds 252,180 286,328 223,086 244,939 

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Note 6. Investments (Continued) 

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Cost 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation (Continued): 

Fair Value Cost Fair Value 

Des Moines Urban Mission Council $ 55,150 $ 58,683 $ 54,233 $ 57,074 

Legislative Advocacy Program 189,556 201,701 - - 

Academy for Spiritual Formation 2,760 2,936 10 40 

3,328,274 3,522,929 2,625,846 2,858,307 

Permanently Restricted Endowments: 

Board of Global Ministries Funds 15,365 15,365 15,092 15,092 

Board of Camps Funds 38,811 38,811 36,143 36,143 

College Scholarship Funds 280,779 280,779 280,090 280,090 

Academy for Spiritual Formation - - 920 920 

334,955 334,955 332,245 332,245 

Note 7. Pass Through Liabilities 

Pass through liabilities at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

$4,722,803 $4,915,872 $4,054,488 $4,270,963 

Program Year 

Ended December 31, 1997 

1996 Receipts Disbursements 1997 

General Church Agencies $ 678,058 $2,826,997 $2,711,851$ 

793,204 

Board of Pensions, Inc. 319,986 4,184,804 3,943,975 560,815 

North Central Jurisdiction 5,384 17,221 18,684 3,921 

Conference Advance Specials 38,827 130,496 123,971 45,352 

Other Benevolences 40,738 109,966 117,520 33,184 

Institutional Gifts 6,426 10,364 11,520 5,270 

Hawthorn Hill Miracle Sunday 654 - 654 - 

Summer Games, Inc. 2,745 30,098 27,745 5,098 

Flood Housing Consortium, Inc. (11,487) 6,685 - (4,802) 

North Central Jurisdictional - 30,000 - 30,000 

Volunteers in Mission 

Des Moines Committee on 3,436 57,400 60,836 - 

Industrial Foundation 

$ 1,084,767 $7,404,031 $7,016,756 $ 1,472,042 

Program Year 



General Church Agencies $ 157,465 $3,009,654 $2,489,061 $ 678,058 

Board of Pensions, Inc. 1,272,007 3,650,946 4,602,967 319,986 

North Central Jurisdiction - 17,039 11,655 5,384 

Conference Advance Specials - 140,302 101,475 38,827 

Other Benevolences - 126,222 85,484 40,738 

Institutional Gifts 8,050 14,548 16,172 6,426


Note 7. Pass Through Liabilities (Continued) 


Program Year 



Hawthorn Hill Miracle Sunday - 156,254 155,600 654 

Summer Games, Inc. 3,823 34,255 35,333 2,745 

Flood Housing Consortium, Inc. (18,567) 7,940 860 (11,487) 

Des Moines Committee on - 18,500 15,064 3,436 

Industrial Foundation 

Note 8. Pension Plan 

$ 1,422,778 $7,175,660 $7,513,671 $1,084,767 

The Iowa Annual Conference participates in a multi-employer pension retirement plan for eligible 

ministers which is administered by the General Board of Pensions of the United Methodist Church. 

Prior to January 1, 1982 the plan was a defined benefit plan which results in a past service liability to 

the Conference for service years completed before that date. As of January 1, 1982, under the 

Ministerial Pension Plan, annual conferences are required to fund all past service costs over a 40-year 

period and to fund any benefit improvements over a 30-year period. The most recent actuarial 

valuation was performed October 1997 using the 1983 Individual Annuity Mortality Table Adjusted 

with an assumed 6% interest rate and 2% increase in the past service annuity rate. This valuation 

reports an unfunded past service liability of $21,433,810. To meet this obligation, the Conference 

has deposited monies with the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United 

Methodist Church, Inc. The Board of Pensions, Inc has unrestricted net assets of $22,594,273 at 

December 31, 1997. 

The Ministerial Pension Plan became a defined contribution plan for service on or after January 1, 

1982. Current costs are fully funded as contributions are made and vesting is full and immediate to 

the participants’ accounts. Annual contributions to the plan are funded through a combination of 

direct billing and apportionments to the various churches of the Iowa Annual Conference and from 

earnings on assets of the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist 

Church, Inc. During 1997 and 1996, the Conference remitted $75,338 and $80,115, respectively, to 

the General Board of Pensions for clergy pension contributions. 

In addition, the Iowa Annual Conference maintains a defined contribution plan for eligible 

Conference lay employees. Current costs are fully funded as contributions are made and vesting is 

full and immediate to the participant’s accounts. Annual contributions to the plan are funded through 

direct billing to the various agencies within the Conference. During 1997 and 1996, the Conference 

remitted $162,621 and $121,176, respectively, to the General Board of Pensions for lay pension 

contributions. 

The Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc. is 

responsible for the disbursement of contributions to the plan administrator. Accordingly, 

contributions received through direct billing and apportionments to churches and Conference 

agencies by the Treasurer’s Fund are forwarded to the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual 

Conference, Inc. Funds transferred for the 1997 and 1996 program years totaled $4,184,804 and 

$3,650,852, respectively. 

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Note 9. Lease Commitments 



On September 1, 1995 the Conference entered into a lease agreement for the rental of its facilities known as 

the Conference Center. The lease is for a ten-year period and includes parking, utilities, janitorial services, 

and general building repairs. The monthly base rent for the first five years is $26,182 per month and 

increases to $29,595 for the last five years of the lease. The Conference is also responsible for additional 

rent equal to its proportionate share of the amount by which the lessors general building operating expenses 

in each fiscal year exceed the base year expenses. The base year is defined as the year ending December 31, 

1996. 

On April 1, 1994 the Conference entered into a lease agreement for the rental of office space for its 

Office of Pastoral Care and Counseling. The lease is for a five-year term at $582 per month and 

includes utilities and general building repairs. 

The Conference also leases several of its copy machines with accessory attachments and mailing 

equipment under three to five year noncancelable agreements. Monthly rent for the copy and mailing 

equipment totals $5,910. 

The following are the future minimum lease payments required under operating leases that have initial 

or remaining noncancelable lease terms in excess of one year at December 31, 1997: 

Note 10. Line of Credit 

Program Year Ending 

December 31, Property Equipment Total 

1998 $ 321,170 $ 70,925 $ 392,095 

1999 315,932 36,421 352,353 

2000 327,837 1,932 329,769 

2001 355,139 1,155 356,294 

2002 355,139 - 355,139 

Thereafter 947,036 - 947,036 

$2,622,253 $ 110,433 $2,732,686 

The Conference has a $1,200,000 revolving line of credit with a bank, collateralized by certain 

investments. The line of credit bears interest at the bank’s prime rate (8.5% as of December 31, 1997) 

and expires September 1998. No borrowings were outstanding as of December 31, 1997. 

Note 11. Net Assets 

Unrestricted and undesignated funds (deficits) at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

1997 1996 

Board of Camps $ (137,066)$ (127,684) 

Board of Global Ministries (39,232) - 

Board of Higher Education (44,844) (4,482) 

Conference center operations (61,864) (274,827) 

Conference sessions (63,753) -


Note 11. Net Assets (Continued) 


Unrestricted and undesignated funds (deficits) at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows 

(Continued): 

1997 1996 

Conference council on ministries administration (40,656) - 

Administrative services (25,115) (177,985) 

Annual session travel (14,539) (12,752) 

Pre-trial release program (16,855) (3,158) 

Other boards and agencies (35,226) (12,899) 

Unrestricted reserves (1,614,452) (1,376,056) 

Total unrestricted and undesignated funds (deficits) $(2,093,602) $(1,989,843) 

Funds designated for specific purposes at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

1997 1996 

Board of Camps 

Camps leadership development $ 23,156 $ 14,563 

Camp Wesley Woods operations 31,368 - 

Other programs 


13,561 8,940 

Conference center investment 3,786,616 3,565,830 

Priscilla investment 134,773 140,383 

Abandoned Church 45,276 28,060 

Parsonage maintenance & replacement 


23,200 12,605 

Health insurance 2,746,842 3,003,809 

Health Insurance premium assistance 

Board of Global Ministries 

36,156 14,475 

Bequests and estates investments 635,531 576,062 

Other programs 

Board of Higher Education 

8,049 6,669 

College scholarship 257,451 244,939 

Other programs 9,944 19,351 

Board of Laity - School for lay ministry 

Board of Ordained Ministry 

13,726 8,286 

Ministerial education 

Other boards and agencies 

196,489 174,752 

Sale proceeds Greenfield Plaza Church 134,795 - 

Des Moines Urban Mission Council 83,364 85,858 

Other programs 104,727 5,113 

Total funds designated for specific purposes $ 8,285,024 $ 7,909,695 

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Temporarily restricted net assets at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 


1997 1996 

Board of camps $ 23,238 $ 45,093 

Board of Church and Society 

Peace with justice offerings 8,403 2,721 

Trees for Iowa 5,995 5,995 

Legislative advocate investments 201,701 - 

Board of Discipleship 

Lay Witness Mission - 1,250 

Academy for Spiritual Formation 2,936 10 

Christian education day offerings 23,182 21,381 

Salaried Christian educators offerings 5,305 4,495 


Volunteers in missions 1,535 - 

Iowa-Nigeria partnership 61,709 40,523 

World hunger task force 9,401 18,641 

Golden Cross Sunday offerings 33,426 18,190 

Rural Life Sunday offerings 3,274 3,904 

Congregational development 7,880 5,226 

Neighbor Helping Neighbor 14,286 13,624 

Disaster relief 22,946 19,571 

Spirit Alive! Churches Alive! 250,856 243,397 

Rotating church loan fund 761,752 747,702 

Board of Higher Education 

College scholarships 28,925 - 

Board of Laity 

Heifer project 26,526 - 

Thanksgiving ingathering 33,338 - 

Other boards and agencies 

Disaster recovery 234,544 240,168 

United Methodist Builders Call 78,467 76,996 

District Special Askings 58,371 42,745 

District programs 3,501 20,319 

TV/TC Funds 11,650 16,536 

Youth Service Sunday 4,939 6,175 

Bishop’s initiative on children and poverty 4,585 - 

Native American Awareness offering 9,533 - 

Total temporarily restricted net assets $1,932,204 $1,594,662




Permanently restricted net assets at December 31, 1997 and 1996 are as follows: 

1997 1996 

College Scholarship Endowment $ 280,779 $ 280,186 

Campership Endowments 38,811 36,144 

Congregational Development Endowment 15,660 15,092 

Academy for Spiritual Formation - 1,690 

Beneficial Interest in perpetual trust 2,600 2,450 

Total permanently restricted net assets $ 337,850 $ 335,562 

Earnings from the College Scholarship Endowment are temporarily restricted and used to provide 

scholarships to attend various United Methodist affiliated colleges. 

Earnings from the Campership endowments are retained as temporarily restricted funds by the Board 

of Camps and are used to provide assistance to individuals who might not be able to otherwise attend 

Methodist Camps. 

Earnings from the Congregational Development Endowment are used by the Board of Global 

Ministries to help churches with program development. 

Note 12. Related Party Transactions 


In 1997, the Conference entered into a two year service contract with the Iowa United Methodist 

Foundation whereby the Conference will purchase fund development services from the Foundation 

totaling $50,000 per year. During 1996, the Conference collected $47,925 and remitted $37,958 in 

apportionments designated for the Foundation. At December 31, 1997 and 1996 the Conference 

owed the Foundation none and $23,262, respectively. 

The Conference received from the Foundation $7,196 and $6,642 in sublet rent, $8,448 and $8,046 

in health insurance coverage, and $4,827 and $5,411 in administrative services such as telephone, 

postage, printing and copying for the years ended December 31, 1997 and 1996, respectively. 

Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc. 

The Conference collects on behalf of the Board of Pensions, Inc. apportionments and direct billing for 

pension benefits. The following summarizes the activity for 1997 and 1996: 

1997 1996 

Balance due Board of Pensions, beginning of year $ 319,986 $ 1,272,007 

Receipts: 

Apportionments 1,843,304 2,022,252 

Direct Billing 2,341,500 1,628,694 

4,184,804 3,650,946 

Disbursements: 

Remitted to Board of Pensions 3,943,975 4,602,967 

Balance due Board of Pensions, end of year $ 560,815 $ 319,986 

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Note 12. Related Party Transactions (Continued) 


Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, 

Inc. (Continued) 

In addition, during 1997 and 1996 the Conference received from the Board of Pensions 

$149 and $1,265, respectively, for administrative services such as insurance, postage, 

supplies, printing and copying. 

Note 13. Income Tax Status 

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a determination letter dated October 16, 1974 

stating that the Conference is exempt from income tax under the provisions of Section 

501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. 

Note 14. Post Year-end Receipts and Disbursements Included in the Preceding Year 

As discussed in Note 1, in order to reflect more nearly the income and expenses applicable 

to the year, certain receipts and disbursements for expenses, which were actually received 

or paid during a period of 2 days after December 31, 1997, 8 days after December 31, 1996 

and 5 days after December 31, 1995, are included in the receipts and disbursements of the 

preceding year. The amounts of such items were as follows: 

Amount at December 31, Net Effect for 1997 

1997 1996 Increase (Decrease) 

Receipts: 

Apportionments $ 413, 815 $ 977,410 $ ( 563,595) 

District askings 3,115 - ( 3,115) 

Church and individual contributions 20,740 22,639 ( 1,899) 

Pass through liabilities 295,845 979,569 (683,724) 


733,515 1,979,618 (1,246,103) 

Program services - 97,980 ( 97,980) 

Net effect on cash and cash 

equivalents balance $ 733,515 $1,881,638 $(1,344,083) 

Amount at December 31, Net Effect for 1996 

1996 1995 Increase (Decrease) 

Receipts: 

Apportionments $ 977,410 $1,456,431 $ ( 479,021) 

Church and individual contributions 22,639 34,854 ( 12,215) 

Pass through liabilities 979,569 899,559 80,010 

1,979,618 2,390,844 ( 411,226) 


Program services 97,980 - 97,980 

Pass through liabilities - 555,190 ( 555,190) 

97,980 555,190 ( 457,210) 

Net effect on cash and cash 

equivalents balance $1,881,638 $1,835,654 $ 45,984


Note 15. Subsequent Events 


In accordance with action taken at the 1997 Annual Session of the Iowa Annual Conference 

of the Conference, all assets, liabilities and net assets on the books of the Conference as of 

December 31, 1997 that related to programs of the Board of Pensions were transferred to 

the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc. 

on January 1, 1998. The assets consisted of the following: 

Note 16. Reclassification 

Assets: 

Cash and cash equivalents $ 340,229 

Investments 1,057,988 

Receivables - Iowa Annual Conference 1,384,780 

$2,782,997 

Net Assets: 

Designated for: 

Health insurance $2,746,842 

Health insurance premium assistance 36,155 

$2,782,977 

Certain expenses and cash flow items for the year ended December 31, 1996 have been 

reclassified to be consistent with the classifications adopted for the year ended December 

31, 1997. 

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BOARD OF PENSIONS OF THE IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

ASSETS 

BALANCE SHEET 

December 31, 1997 and 1996 

1997 1996 

Cash and cash equivalents $ 49,071 $ 96,159 

Amounts on deposit with The General Board of 

Pension and Health Benefits of 

The United Methodist Church 

21,088,050 18,232,882 

Conference receivables (Note 3) 560,815 320,528 

Bequest receceivable - 120,870 

Farmland, cost $1,076,404 1,219,050 1,122,300 

Farm buildings and improvements, net of 

accumulated depreciation of $7,530 and $7,138 404 796 

Beneficial interest in perpetual trust 77,617 69,952 

Total assets $22,995,007 $19,963,487 

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 

LIABILITIES 

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 9,561 $ 7,982 

Annuity payment liability 313,556 328,824 

Total liabilities $ 323,117 $ 336,806 

NET ASSETS (Note 6) 

Unrestricted $22,594,273 $19,556,729 

Permanently restricted 77,617 69,952 

Total net assets $22,671,890 $19,626,681 

Total liabilities and net assets $22,995,007 $19,963,487 


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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 

For the Years Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996 

1997 1996 

CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 

Revenue and gains: 

Employer contributions to pensions $ 2,355,614 $ 1,640,295 

Apportionment 1,843,304 2,022,252 

Investment income 3,585,323 2,315,007 

Unrealized gain in value of farm land 

Farm operations, net of expenses 

96,750 193,500 

1997 $13,135; 1996 $40,311 47,275 13,115 

Bequests - 129,578 

Contributions and gifts 12,804 25,889 

Other 8,942 11,030 

Expenses: 

Total unrestricted revenue and gains $ 7,950,012 $ 6,350,666 

Program services: 

Current pension expense $ 3,232,800 $ 3,127,416 

Past Service Funding 1,609,120 1,970,639 

Special grants 11,640 6,588 

Administration 8,245 19,730 

Change in value of split-interest agreements 50,663 49,383 

Total expenses $ 4,912,468 $ 5,173,756 

Increase in unrestricted net assets $ 3,037,544 $ 1,176,910 

CHANGES IN PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS 

Unrealized gain on perpetual trust $ 7,665 $ 2,634 

Increase in net assets $ 3,045,209 $ 1,179,544 

Net assets at beginning of year 19,626,681 18,447,137 

Net assets at end of year $22,671,890 $19,626,681 

See Notes to Financial Statements.




STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS 

For the Years Ended December 31, 1997 and 1996 

1997 1996 

CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 

Increase in net assets 

Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets 

to net cash provided by operating activities: 

$ 3,045,209 $ 1,179,544 

Depreciation 392 392 

Unrealized gain in value of farm land (96,750) (193,500) 

Unrealized gain on perpetual trust 

Change in assets and liabilities: 

(7,665) (2,634) 

(Increase) decrease in conference receivable (240,287) 951,310 

(Increase) decrease in bequest receivable 

Decrease in co-op memberships and 

120,870 (120,870) 

deferred dividends 0 29,810 

(Decrease) in amounts due annuitants 

Increase (decrease) in accounts payable 

(15,268) (16,311) 

and accrued expenses 1,579 (155) 

Net cash provided by operating activities $ 2,808,080 $ 1,827,586 

CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES 

Investment of funds with the General Board 

of Pensions $(2,855,168) $(2,577,773) 

Increase in cash $ (47,088) $ (750,187) 

Cash and cash equivalents: 

Beginning of year 96,159 846,346 

Ending of year $ 49,071 $ 96,159 


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Note 1. Nature of Organization and Significant Accounting Policies 

Nature of organization: 

The Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist 

Church (Board of Pensions, Inc.) was incorporated in September 1992 under the 

Iowa Non-Profit Corporation Act. The Board of Pensions, Inc. is accountable for 

all programs providing pension and relief benefits to the clergy and lay employees 

of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church (Conference), local 

United Methodist churches within the Conference and United Methodist 

organizations that are affiliated with the Conference. 

The Board of Pensions primary source of funds comes from apportionments and 

direct billings to various United Methodist churches and organizations in the state 

of Iowa. These funds are collected by the Iowa Annual Conference of the United 

Methodist Church - Treasurer’s Fund and remitted to the Board of Pensions 

throughout the year. 


Classification of net assets: 

Unrestricted - assets that are neither permanently restricted nor temporarily 

restricted by donor-imposed stipulations. The organization’s governing board 

may earmark portions of its unrestricted net assets as board designated for 

various purposes. 

Temporarily restricted - assets resulting from contributions or other inflows 

or assets which use by the organization is limited to donor-imposed stipulations 

that either expire by passage of time or can be fulfilled by actions of the 

organization meeting the purpose of the restriction. The Board of Pensions 

has no temporarily restricted net assets.




A Summary of the organization’s significant accounting policies follows: 

(Continued) 

Permanently restricted - assets resulting from contributions and other 

inflows of assets whose use by the organization is limited by donor-imposed 

stipulations that neither expire by the passage of time nor can be fulfilled or 

otherwise removed by actions of the organization. 

Cash and cash equivalents: 

Cash and cash equivalents consist of demand deposits in a financial institution 

and overnight investments in US Treasury securities under a repurchase 

agreement with a financial institution. 

Contributions received: 

Contributions, which are defined as unconditional transfers of cash or other 

assets including unconditional promises to give those items in the future, are 

measured at fair value on the date received and given recognition as revenue. 

The imposition of restrictions on how a contribution is to be used does not 

delay recognition. However, the recognition of conditional gifts is delayed until 

the conditions are met. 

The organization distinguishes between contributions received with permanent 

restrictions, temporary restrictions, and those without donor-imposed 

restrictions. Contributions with donor imposed restrictions are reported as 

unrestricted support and used to support activities of the current period. Gifts 

of long-lived assets received without donor-imposed restrictions are considered 

as unrestricted support. 

Split interest gifts: 

A split interest gift is one in which a donor makes an initial gift to a trust or 

directly to the organization, in which the organization has a beneficial interest, 

but is not the sole beneficiary. The organization has received charitable gift 

annuities and a perpetual trust held by a third party. The accounting policies 

for these types of split interest gifts are described below: 

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(Continued) 

Split interest gifts: (Continued) 

A charitable gift annuity is an arrangement in which the donor contributes 

assets to the organization in exchange for a promise to pay a fixed amount 

for a specified period of time to the donor or individuals or organizations 

designated by the donor. The assets received are held as general assets 

of the organization, and the annuity liability is a general obligation of the 

organization. The assets received are recorded at fair value in the period 

in which the contract is executed and the annuity payment liability is 

recognized at the present value of future cash flow expected to be paid. 

The amount of the contribution recorded is the difference between these 

amounts and is classified according to donor restrictions. In subsequent 

periods, payments to the annuitant reduce the annuity liability. Adjustments 

to the annuity liability reflect accretion of the discount and changes in the life 

expectancy of the beneficiary are recognized in the statement of activities 

under the caption “change in value of split interest gifts.” 

A perpetual trust held by a third party is an arrangement in which the donor 

establishes and funds a trust administered by someone other than the 

organization. Under the terms of the trust, the organization has the 

irrevocable right to receive the income earned on the trust’s assets in 

perpetuity, but never receives the assets held in trust. Distributions received 

by the organization may be restricted by the donor. The arrangement 

represents the receipt of an unconditional promise to give and is recorded 

as contribution revenue and as an asset “beneficial interest in perpetual 

trust” when the organization is notified of the trust’s existence. The 

contribution is generally recorded at the fair value of the assets contributed 

to the trust and is classified as permanently restricted support because of 

its similarities to a donor restricted permanent endowment. Distributions 

from the trust are recorded as investment income that increase the net 

asset class as determined by the donor. Adjustments to the fair value of the 

assets are recognized as permanently restricted gains and losses.





(Continued) 

Investments: 

Amounts on deposit with General Board of Pensions: 

The Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference maintains significant 

funds on deposit with the General Board of Pensions. The General Board 

of Pensions is an administrative agency of the United Methodist Church and 

is responsible for the general supervision and administration of the pension 

and welfare benefit programs of the United Methodist Church. The General 

Board of Pensions invests funds in a variety of vehicles including equity 

securities, corporate bonds, U. S. Government bonds, international 

securities, and various contracts. All funds held by the General Board of 

Pensions are held in trust accounts and are available for withdrawal at 

anytime without penalty. Interest is credited to the participants based on a 

guaranteed rate plus additional distributions dependent upon the 

investment earnings. Carrying value is cost due to similarity to money 

market accounts. 

Farm property: 

Farmland is carried at fair value. Farm buildings and improvements are 

carried at cost less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation of buildings 

and improvements is computed on the straight-line method over the 

following estimated useful lives. 

Years 

Buildings and improvements 20 

Tile and terracing 10-20 

Estimates: 

The preparation of financial statements in conformity with generally accepted 

accounting principles requires management to make estimates and 

assumptions that affect certain reported amounts and disclosures. Actual 

results could differ from those estimates. 

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(Continued) 

Income taxes: 

The organization is a not-for-profit organization that is exempt from income 

taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. 

Note 2. Concentrations of Credit Risk 

Financial instruments that potentially subject the organization to concentrations of 

credit risk consist principally of demand deposits located at one financial institution. 

Frequently the balance of these demand deposits have exceeded the Federally 

insured limit of $100,000. During 1997 and 1996 the organization did not experience 

any loss on this exposure. 

Note 3. Conference Receivable 

The Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church - Treasurer’s Fund 

remits contributions to the Board of Pensions which are funded through 

apportionments and direct billings to the various churches of the Iowa Annual 

Conference. Amounts collected and due the Board of Pensions at December 31, 

1997 and 1996 totaled $560,815 and $320,528. 

Note 4. Significant Estimate 

Farmland is presented at fair value. Because of uncertainties surrounding market 

conditions in agriculture, it is reasonably possible that estimates of the above values 

may change significantly in the near term. 

The liabilities to the beneficiaries of the charitable gift annuities, which the organization 

administers, is based on the life expectancies of the donors. Because of uncertainties 

surrounding estimates of life expectancies, it is reasonably possible that estimates of 

the above amounts may change significantly in the near term.


Note 5. Pension Plan 


The Iowa Annual Conference participates in a multi-employer pension retirement plan 

for eligible ministers which is administered by the General Board of Pensions and 

Health Benefits of the United Methodist Church. Prior to January 1, 1982 the plan was 

a defined benefit plan which results in a past service liability to the Conference for 

service years completed before that date. As of January 1, 1982, under the Ministerial 

Pension Plan, annual conferences are required to fund all past service costs over a 

40-year period and to fund any benefit improvements over a 30-year period. An 

actuarial valuation study is performed every four years. A detailed actuarial study is 

performed every four years, which is then updated during October of each year. The 

October update using the 1983 Individual Annuity Mortality Table Adjusted with an 

assumed 6% interest rate and 2% increase in the annuity rate. This valuation update 

reports an unfunded past service liability of $21,433,810 at January 1, 1998. The 

current cost for past service liability was $1,609,120 in 1997 and $1,970,639 in 1996. 

The Ministerial Pension Plan became a defined contribution plan for all service on 

or after January 1, 1982. Accordingly, current costs are fully funded as 

contributions are made and vesting is full and immediate to the participant’s 

accounts. Annual contributions to the plan are funded through a combination of 

apportionments and direct billing to the various churches of the Iowa Annual 

Conference and from earnings on assets of the Board of Pensions of the Iowa 

Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church. 

In addition, the Iowa Annual Conference maintains a defined contribution plan for 

eligible Conference lay employees. Current costs are fully funded as contributions are 

made and vesting is full and immediate to the participant’s accounts. Annual 

contributions to the plan are funded through apportionments to the various boards and 

agencies within the Conference. 

Note 6. Net Assets 

Net assets at December 31, 1997 and 1996 include the following balances: 

1997 1996 

Unrestricted net assets: 

Funds available for operations $5,978,492 $ 5,542,508 

Funds designated for specific purposes: 

Unfunded past service costs 15,479,889 12,878,329 

Annuity reserve 1,135,892 1,135,892 

Total unrestricted net assets $19,556,729 $18,379,819 

Permanently restricted net assets: 

Beneficial interest in perpetual trusts $ 77,617 $ 69,952 

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Note 7. Subsequent Event. 



In accordance with action taked at the 1997 Annual Session of the Iowa Annual Conference 

of the United Methodist Church, all assets, liabilities and net assets on the books of the 

Conference as of December 31, 1997 that related to a program of the Board of Pensions 

were transferred to the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United 

Methodist Church, Inc. effective January 1, 1998. Those assets, liabilities, and net assets 

consisted of: 

Assets: 

Cash and cash equivalents $ 340,229 

Investments held at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter 1,057,988 

Receivables: 

Iowa Annual Conference 1,384,780 

Participant Billing 117,256 

$ 2,900,253 

Liabilities: 

Accrued Health Insurance Claims $ 655,750 

Net Assets: 

Designated for: 

Pension Reserve $ 86,639 

Health Insurance Reserve 2,120,220 

Retiree Health Insurance Reserve (611) 

Health Insurance Premium Assistance Reserve 38,255 

$ 2,244,503 

$ 2,900,253 

In addition, the Board of Pensions of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist 

Church has entered into a management agreement with the Iowa Annual Conference of the 

United Methodist Church (the Conference) to have the Conference provide various services 

to the Board of Pensions. The Conference would provide collection services, direct billing 

processing, payment processing, accounting services and program support. The agreement 

provides for the payment for services of $4,350 a month beginning January 1, 1998 for the 

period of one year and is subject to annual renewal unless modified by the parties.

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VI. ROLL OF THE DEAD 

EDITOR'S NOTE: The Roll of the Dead includes deceased ministers, wives and widows of ministers 

and deaconesses from June 9,1997 through June 5,1998. Names are listed in chronological order 

by date of death. 

A. Members of the Conference 

Ent'd Yrs. Date of 

Name Min. Eff. Death Age Place of Burial 

Donald Everhart 1956 40 6/29/97 70 St. Joseph, Missouri 

Aldreth Weigel 1952 26 8/1/97 84 Cremation 

Jack Speer 1951 35 9/13/97 73 Ft. Dodge, Iowa 

Fredrick Rowley 1954 28 10/18/97 83 Atlantic, Iowa 

Azel Smith 1942 30 12/15/97 91 Washington, Iowa 

Joseph E. McClellan 1934 40 12/30/97 92 Marietta, Georgia 

Earl V. Nelson 1955 35 1/4/98 68 Cremation 

Robert MacCanon 1943 38 1/5/98 78 Webster City, Iowa 

B. Lay Pastors 

Wilbur Musson 1986 8 12/5/97 72 Osceola, Iowa 

C. Wives and Widows 

Name Husband Date of Death Age Place of Burial 

Carol Palmer Howard 8/1/97 88 Unknown 

Lois Cuddeback Eugene 8/9/97 Unknown 

Chalice Baker Ralph 9/19/97 87 Spirit Lake, Iowa 

Opal Deedrick Leslie 9/19/97 88 Moravia, Iowa 

Ethel Dowd John 10/1/97 81 Cremated 

Exie Barker David 11/18/97 86 Spencer, Iowa 

Guinevere Anderson Donald 11/24/97 90 Ankeny, Iowa 

Bessie L. Doughty Wilmer 2/1/98 Unknown 

Dorothy James Harold 2/14/98 Unknown 

Maude Lister Walter 3/28/98 Unknown 

VII. MEMOIRS 

EDITOR’S NOTE: For record of charges served, see the Pastoral Record of this journal. Memoirs 

received after July 1, 1998 will appear in the 1999 Journal. 

A. Members of the Conference 

HARLEY E. CARBAUGH 

Harley Eugene, son of Charles and Ethel (Meyers) Carbaugh was born February 18, 1922 in 

Auburn, Indiana. He was a graduate of Manchester College (Indiana) in 1942 and Garrett Evangelical 

Seminary in 1945. 

On February 19, 1943 Harley married Esther V. Borders. Together they served Methodist 

Churches in Indiana from 1946 until 1948 when they moved to Iowa. Harley continued in the pastoral 

ministry serving United Methodist churches in Iowa until his retirement in 1987. At that time Harley 

and Esther moved to Story City. Harley continued to minister as an interim pastor at the Alden-Pope 

Joy and Gifford United Methodist Churches. 

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Harley had an interest in archeology, nature and photography which he shared with others 

through his slide presentations, especially regarding his Holy Land trips. Early in his ministry, Harley 

implemented Sunday worship services at a recreational park area which still continues. He was active 

in the Lions, Civil Air Patrol, camping programs, Senior Citizen’s programs. Harley also enjoyed 

gardening. 

On May 30, 1997 at the age of 75, Harley Eugene left this earthly home due to complications of 

cancer. His memorial service was held on June 2 at the Grace United Methodist Church of Story City, 

Iowa with the Rev. Don Preston officiating. Interment is in the Silver Lake Cemetery of Lake Park, 

Iowa. Preceding Harley in death is his daughter, Carol. Left to cherish his memory are: his wife, 

Esther of Story City, Iowa; two daughters, Dorothy Carbaugh of Story City, Iowa and Linda Trantz of 

Jacksonville, Florida; and his son Roger of Pella, Iowa. 

DONALD C. EVERHART 

The son of William Russell and Lucille (Smith) Everhart, Donald Charles was born January 27, 

1927 in St. Joseph, Missouri. He was a graduate of Lafayette High School of St. Joseph in 1946, of 

Phillips University in Enid, Oklahoma in 1951, of Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa in 1952, and 

of Union Theological Seminary in New York City in 1954. Donald served in the United States Army 

from 1946 to 1947. 

Donald married Mary Margaret Thompson November 1951. To this union, two children were 

born, William Terry and Mary Elizabeth. Donald served churches in the Missouri from 1954 to 1964. 

He then moved to the St. Paul, Minnesota area and serving as an institutional chaplain and working 

for the Council of Churches until 1967. At that time Donald became a chaplain with the Veteran’s 

Administration serving in Chicago until 1971 and then in Knoxville, Iowa until his retirement in 1997. 

Mary Margaret died August, 1992. In October of 1994, Donald married Joyce G. Banks. 

World-wide travel was Donald’s passion. His numerous trips included Russia, Europe, 

Southeast Asia, Africa, Australia, China, Japan, South America, and others. He was the Grand 

Chaplain of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Iowa from 1988-1989, a member of the Knoxville Community 

Theater, Kiwanis Club, and Knoxville United Methodist Church. 

On June 29, 1997 Donald Charles Everhart died at the age of 70 of acute leukemia. His 

memorial service was held on July 2 at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church of Knoxville, Iowa with the 

Revs. Bob and Martha Ward officiating. Interment is in Memorial Park St. Joseph, Missouri. Left to 

cherish his memory is: his wife, Joyce of Knoxville, Iowa; a son, W. Terry of Des Moines, Iowa; a 

daughter, M. Elizabeth Murtha of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan; a step-daughter, Catherine 

Nichols of Knoxville, Iowa; one grand-daughter and two step-grandchildren. 

ROBERT R. MacCANON 

Robert Russell was born August 25, 1919 to Rev. G.E. and Edna (Curtis) MacCanon in Chariton, 

Iowa. He was a graduate of Webster City, Iowa High School; of York College, York, Nebraska; and 

Bonebrake Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. 

On August 31, 1941, Robert and Verla Jeanne Shafer were married in Webster City, Iowa. 

Following his grandfather’s and father’s footsteps, Robert entered the parish ministry serving United 

Brethren churches, Evangelical United Brethren churches and United Methodist churches in Iowa from 

1943 until his retirement in 1981. 

During his ministerial career, Robert was very involved at the conference level. He attended six 

General Conferences including the 1946 uniting Conference of the United Brethren and Evangelical 

Churches and the 1968 uniting Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren and the Methodist 

Churches. Robert also attended the 1971 World Methodist Conference and served as the Iowa 

Conference Secretary from 1951 until 1970. Past memberships include: Chair of the Cedar Falls 

Summer Assembly Committee for 15 years, trustee of Friendship Haven of Fort Dodge, the Noon 

Kiwanis Club of Marshalltown, the Rotary Clubs of Sumner and Ft. Dodge, and the Full Gospel 

Business Men International. 

On January 8, 1998, Robert Russell MacCanon entered his heavenly home at the age of 78 from

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the Grandview Heights Care Center of Marshalltown, Iowa. His memorial service was held on January 

9 at the Hope United Methodist Church, Marshalltown, Iowa with the Revs. Leonard Sjogren and G. 

Clive Cook officiating. Burial is in the Cass Township Cemetery of Webster City, Iowa. Left to cherish 

Robert’s memory is: his wife, Verla of Marshalltown, Iowa; three daughters, Janice Mitchell of 

Marshalltown, Iowa, Marilyn Brown of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Rebecca Farnbach of Temecula, 

California; six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren; two brothers, Donald of Gaithersburg, 

Maryland, and Richard of Lakeland, Florida; two sisters, Delight TePaske of Englewood, Florida and 

Rosemary Herrick of Walnut Creek, California. Preceeding Robert in death were his parents and one 

brother, E. Curtis. 

J. EVERETT McCLELLAN 

Joseph Everett was born in Woodbine, Kansas October 25,1905 to Rev. Joseph Alexander and 

Mary Elizabeth (Burkholder) McClellan. He was a graduate of Woodbine, Kansas High School, 

Lindsburg, Kansas College, and Iliff School of Theology, Denver, Colorado. 

Everett and Erma Belle Crist were married October 3, 1933. Together they served churches in 

Kansas 1933 until 1938 when they moved to Iowa. Everett served as a chaplain during World War 

II in the European theater at times, conducting 5 services per Sunday. After the war, Everett resumed 

serving Methodist churches in Iowa from 1946 until his retirement in 1974. Everett’s ministry focused 

on visitation especially to the home-bound and hospitalized. He also loving singing. Following 

retirement, Everett and Erma moved to Marietta, Georgia where Everett continued his visitation 

ministry at Marietta First United Methodist church for 10 years. 

Joseph Everett McClellan left this earthly home on December 31, 1997 at the age of 92 years 

due to pneumonia. His memorial service was held at Smyrna, Georgia United Methodist Church with 

the Revs. James Mitchell and Jerry McCurdy officiating. Internment is in the Cheatham Hill Cemetery 

of Marietta, Georgia. Survivors include: his wife, Erma of Marietta, Georgia; two sons, Paul of 

Covington, Georgia and James of Quereturo, Mexico, and a daughter, Karen Moore of Bella Vista, 

Arkansas. 

EARL V. NELSON 

The son of Carl and Zeta (Guy) Nelson, Earl Volney was born October 25, 1929 in Mason City, 

Iowa. He was a graduate of Fort Dodge, Iowa Public School, Baker University of Baldwin City, 

Kansas, and Duke Divinity School of Durham, North Carolina. Earl completed extended studies at 

Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa and Garrett Seminary, Evanston, Illinois. 

Earl married Dorothy Howerton of Durham, North Carolina on August 29, 1953. He served 

Methodist churches in Iowa from 1955 to 1963 and from 1973 to 1981. Earl served as the Executive 

Secretary of the State Commission on Aging from 1969-1973. From 1973 until his retirement in 1994, 

Earl served as a full-time chaplain at Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines. 

After retirement, Earl and Dorothy moved to Boone, Iowa where Earl enjoyed volunteering as a 

tour guide on Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad. He also organized 23 Boone area clergy persons 

as volunteer chaplains for the Boone County Hospital. Earl was a member of Kiwanis, served on the 

RSVP Board, sang with the Ames Chamber Artists, and was active in the First United Methodist 

Church of Boone. 

Following a 2 1/2 year battle with lung cancer, Earl died on January 4, 1998 in Florida at the age 

of 68. His body was cremated. A Celebration Service was held on January 11 at the First United 

Methodist Church of Boone, Iowa with the Rev. Dean Fullerton officiating. Other clergy assisting were: 

Rev. Rose Blank, Chaplain Don Elly of Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Chaplain Harry Sorensen, and his son, 

Rev. Philip Nelson. Left to cherish Earl’s memory are: his wife, Dorothy of Boone, Iowa; three sons, 

Carl of Winter Springs, Florida, Timothy of Des Moines, Iowa, and Philip of Champaign, Illinois; ten 

grandchildren, and a sister, Mary Ellen Morrison of Morgantown, West Virginia. 

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Fredrick Conklin was born January 24, 1914 to Jodson Cicero and Laura (Conklin) Rowley in 

Atlantic, Iowa. He was a graduate of Atlantic, Iowa High School in 1931, Taylor University, Upland, 

Indiana, and Drew University, New Jersey in 1945. 

Fred and Alice G. Martin were united in marriage on July 27, 1947 in New Providence, Iowa. He 

served Methodist churches in Iowa from 1945 until his retirement in 1976. Following retirement, Fred 

and Alice moved to Logan, Iowa and later to Atlantic, Iowa. One of Fred’s gifts was in the area of 

finances. He helped each church he served to improve their finances during his 

tenure. From 1960 until 1986, Fred and Alice did several trips overseas to Europe and Southeast 

Asia. 

On October 18,1997 Fredrick Conklin Rowley entered his eternal rest at the age of 83. His 

memorial service was held on October 18 at the First United Methodist Church of Atlantic, Iowa with 

the Rev. Charles Downing officiating. Internment is in the Atlantic, Iowa Cemetery. Those left to 

cherish his memory are: his wife, Alice of Atlantic, Iowa; one niece, Donna Gude of Elk Horn, Iowa; 

and many great and great-great nieces and nephews. Fred was preceded in death by his parents, a 

brother, Everett Rowley; two sisters, Nellie Mayberry and Nettie Miller and two nephews. 

AZEL SMITH 

The son of William Clinton and Bertha (Adams) Smith, Azel Leroy was born November 10, 1906 

in a farmhouse near Dallas, Iowa, Marion County. He was a graduate of Melcher, Iowa High School 

in 1925, Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa in 1941, and attended Garrett Biblical Institute and 

Northwestern College in Evanston, Illinois. Azel received a Master of Arts degree from Drake 

University, Des Moines in 1947. 

Following high school, money was not available for further education. Azel married Myrtle Leona 

Severns March of 1929. In order to provide for his family, Azel worked at various occupations 

including; Hammond Feed & Produce of Melcher, Iowa, delivery truck driver, station clerk for Rock 

Island Railroad, and as a stock clerk of Model Meat Market of Melcher.. Azel was committed to higher 

education and attended school in addition to working. 

Azel’s ministry covered a span of over 33 years in South Central Iowa Methodist churches and 

communities. During these years he also served as a teacher, junior high coach and principal in the 

Knoxville and Pleasantville Public Schools, and as a Scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts. Azel was a 

member of Toastmasters and the Masonic Lodge. 

After 19 years of marriage, Myrtle died in 1948. Azel then married Ruby Lucille Forbis in 1950. 

Following retirement in 1972, Azel and Ruby moved to Missouri near Ruby’s parents, where they both 

worked in nursing homes. In 1988, Azel and Ruby moved to Halcyon Retirement Home in 

Washington, Iowa. 

At the age of 91 Azel Leroy Smith died of natural causes on December 15, 1997. His memorial 

service was held at the Morrison Center of Halcyon House on December 19 with the Revs. Everett 

Burham and Robert Bell officiating and assisted by Rev. James Poulson. Burial is in the Elm Grove 

Cemetery of Washington, Iowa. Survivors include: his son, James of Des Moines, Iowa, two 

grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, and two nephews. Preceding Azel in death are his parents, 

and both wives, Myrtle and Ruby. 

JACK G. SPEER 

Jack Gordon was born April 30, 1924 in Sac City, Iowa to Lester W. and Evalyn (Campbell) 

Speer. He was a graduate of East High School in Sioux City, Iowa, Morningside College of Sioux City, 

Iowa in 1948 and Garrett Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois. 

Jack and Dorothy H. Smith were married August 10, 1952. Jack served Methodist churches in 

Iowa from 1947 until his retirement in 1986. He and Dorothy then moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa where 

they were residing at Jack’s death. Jack enjoyed his family, Big Band music, a love for automobiles. 

He also loved furthering his knowledge and attended many seminars. Jack was a veteran of World

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War II, having served in the Army, and a member of the Order of St. Luke. 

On September 13, 1997, Jack Gordon Speer left this earthly life at the age of 73 due to 

complications of cancer. His memorial service was held on September 15 at the Gunderson Funeral 

Home of Fort Dodge, Iowa with the Rev. Tompsie Smith officiating. Burial is in the North Lawn 

Cemetery of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Left to cherish his memory are: his wife Dorothy of Fort Dodge, Iowa; 

a daughter, Nancy Speer of McHenry, Illinois and a son, David of Omaha, Nebraska. 

ALDRETH V. WEIGEL 

On January 9, 1913 Aldreth Varden was born to Verne Nobel and Ethel Rebeccah (Johnson) 

Weigel in Guthrie County, Iowa. He was a graduate of Boone Junior College, Iowa State University, 

and Drake University. 

Aldreth served Methodist churches in Iowa from 1949 until his retirement in 1978. He had a 

special interest in alcohol studies and education. Aldreth also enjoyed gardening. Following 

retirement, Aldreth and Vera moved to Van Meter, Iowa. 

Aldreth Varden Weigel entered his eternal rest on August 1, 1997 at the age of 84. His death 

was due to cardiovascular disease. Aldreth’s memorial service was held at the Van Meter United 

Methodist Church with Rev. Esther Barton officiating. The body was cremated. Those surviving are: 

a daughter Carol Stonehocker of Des Moines, Iowa; and three sons, Keith of West Virginia, Perry of 

Van Meter, Iowa, and Paul of Des Moines, Iowa. Preceding Aldreth in death are his parents, and his 

wife, Vera. 

B. Lay Pastors 

WILBUR A. MUSSON 

The son of Wilbur Earl and Gladys (Pepper) Musson, Wilbur A. (Bill) was born November 4, 1925 

in Wright County near Dows, Iowa. He was a graduate of Alden Public Schools in 1943 and of Boyles 

Business College, Omaha, Nebraska in 1950. Wilbur served in the United States Marine Corp during 

World War II. 

Bill was working in the J.C. Penny Store of Osceola, Iowa when he met Margaret Audlehelm. 

They were married August 31, 1947 and two children were born into this family, Steven and Janet. 

After Bill’s graduation from business college, he worked as a telegrapher for the railroad from until 

1956 when he became an insurance representative. In 1965 Bill and Margaret moved to Oskaloosa 

where he continued in the same business. In 1972, Bill began serving as a lay pastor for various 

Methodist churches until 1989. At that time, he and Margaret returned to Osceola where they were 

residing at Bill’s death. Bill continued his ministry throughout his later years as a interim pastor in the 

Presbyterian Church of Osceola and as a pulpit supply preacher when needed. In 1997, Bill received 

the highest humanitarian award given by the Lion’s Club International, the Melvin Jones Fellow Award. 

Wilbur A. Musson left this earthly home on December 5,1997 at the age of 72. His memorial 

service was held on December 9 at the Osceola United Methodist Church with the Rev. James Louk 

officiating. Burial is in the Maple Hill Cemetery of Osceola, Iowa. Those left to cherish his memory are: 

his wife Margaret of Osceola, Iowa; his son, Steven of Chatham, New Jersey; his daughter, Janet 

Schoenwetter of Waukesha, Wisconsin; two sisters, Beverly McKinley of Rogers, Arkansas and 

Bernice Harrington of Des Moines, Iowa; a brother, Terry of Keyport, New Jersey; and many nephews 

and nieces. 

C. Spouses 

GUINEVERE W. ANDERSON (Donald O.) 

Guinevere was born on January 24, 1907, the daughter of Arthur and Carrie (Haulman) Wagner. 

She married Donald O. Anderson on June 4, 1933. Guinevere enjoyed cooking, singing, traveling and 

entertaining. She was a member of the PEO Chapter HO, Pi Beta Phi, Daughters of the Nile, Eastern 

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Star, and Evangelical Free Church. 

Guinevere died on November 24, 1997 at the age of 90 due to the effects of a stroke. Her 

memorial service was held on November 26 at the Adams Funeral Home of Ames, Iowa with the Rev. 

Larry Austin officiating. Interment is in the Oralabor Cemetery of Ankeny, Iowa. Those surviving are: 

one niece, Paula Lindwall and one grand-nephew, Mark Mitchell, both of Omaha, Nebraska. 

Guinevere was preceded in death by her husband, Donald and one brother. 

CHALICE BAKER (Ralph) 

The daughter of Rev. Josiah F. and Eva (Grupe) Moore, Chalice was born December 31, 1909 

in Spiceland, Indiana. She was a graduate of Aurelia, Iowa High School and Morningside College, 

Sioux City, Iowa in 1932. 

Chalice married Ralph Ernest Baker on January 17,1933 in Sioux City, Iowa. In 1935, Chalice 

and Ralph moved to Evanston, Illinois where Ralph attended seminary. Chalice and Ralph returned 

to Iowa in 1938 following Ralph’s graduation. Together they served Methodist churches in Iowa from 

then until Ralph’s retirement in 1971. 

Chalice was a devoted wife and mother. For many years, Chalice sewed her own and the 

children’s clothes and each Saturday was baking day. She was supportive of her husband’s ministry, 

but always took a low-profile role rather than a leadership role in the churches they served. Chalice 

taught Sunday School and was a member of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. 

Chalice and Ralph enjoyed vacationing in their travel trailer during retirement and spent happy 

times visiting other parts of the country. Ralph died in 1990 and in 1992 Chalice went to live with her 

daughter, Karen in Syracuse, New York where she was residing at the time of her death. 

Chalice Moore Baker went home to the Lord on September 19, 1997 at the age of 87 due to 

natural causes. There were 2 informal memorial services; one at home in Syracuse, New York on 

September 21 and the second at the Spirit Lake United Methodist Church, Spirit Lake, Iowa on 

October 25 conducted by the Rev. James Stiles. Burial is in Lakeview Cemetery of Spirit Lake, Iowa. 

Those left to cherish her memory are: her daughter, Karen Norton of Syracuse, New York; her son, 

Merlin of Enterprise, Alabama; a sister, Kathlyn Johnson of Milford, Iowa; and three grandchildren. 

EDITH MARIE BALL (Howard) 

Edith Marie was born on March 17, 1915 rural Warren County, near Milo, Iowa to Simon Peter 

and Daisy Marie (Hines) Knouse. She was a graduate of Milo, Iowa High School and received a 

Teaching Certificate from Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa in 1932. 

For a short time Edith taught school, before her marriage to Howard Foster Ball on March 17, 

1934. Together they served churches in Iowa from 1947 until Howard’s retirement in 1978. Edith’s 

special gift and grace was nurturing children. She and Howard raised six biological children as well 

as providing care and love to 12 foster children over the years. She was deeply devoted to all of her 

children and was quite accomplished in needlework and sewing. Christmas time found Edith 

completing many dolls, toys, and clothing for her large extended family. 

Edith was also a Sunday School teacher and gave leadership to the United Methodist Women for over 

40 years. She assisted for many years with the United Methodist camping program. 

Following Howard’s retirement, they settled in Drakesville, Iowa where Edith continued to be an 

active Sunday School teacher and involved in UMW. In 1994, Edith moved to the Clearview Nursing 

Home in Clearfield, Iowa where she was treated for Alzheimer’s Disease. 

Edith Marie Ball left this earthly home on June 2, 1997 at the age of 82 due to respiratory 

complications. Her memorial service was held on June 6 at the Milo, Iowa United Methodist Church 

with the Revs. Lyle Ball and Jerry Advise-Rouse officiating. Interment is in Goode’s Chapel of Warren 

County, Iowa. Left to cherish Edith’s memory are 5 children, 12 foster children, 19 grandchildren, 14 

foster grandchildren, and 38 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her 

husband, Howard, and one child.

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EXIE BARKER (David) 

Born on June 15, 1911 near Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Exie Gladys was the third child of Frank and Etta 

Mae (Shumaker) Seitz. She was a graduate of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa High School, the Teacher’s 

Program of Iowa State Teachers College, Cedar Falls, Iowa, and of Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. 

Pleasant, Iowa. 

Exie married David F. Barker on March 1, 1934 in Creston, Iowa, officiated by David’s father. 

Together they served Methodist churches in Iowa from 1934 until David’s retirement in 1978. Exie 

was the mother of five children and raised them beautifully. She loved children and worked in 

children’s ministries of camping, church schools, and released-time classes. Her family was a joy and 

Exie taught them well. Exie was also very supportive of her husband’s ministry and assisted wherever 

she could. Following David’s retirement, they moved to Spencer where Exie continued her work in 

the United Methodist Women until her health prevented her from active service. Exie was also a 

member of the Order of Eastern Star for 50 years. 

Following a 2 year struggle with cancer, Exie Gladys Barker entered her eternal rest on 

November 18, 1997 at the age of 86 due to cardiac complications. Her memorial service was held on 

November 22 at the Grace United Methodist Church, Spencer, Iowa with the Revs. Wesley Daniel and 

Paul Hansen officiating. Burial is in the Riverside Cemetery of Spencer, Iowa. Those surviving are: 

her husband, David of Spencer, Iowa; four daughters, Martha Jo Barker of Newton, Iowa, Mary Alice 

Harris of Beloit, Wisconsin, Jeanne Coman of St. Charles, Illinois, and Cathy Hack of Janesville, 

Wisconsin; a son James of Marshall, Minnesota; a sister, Mary Marshall of Grand Junction, Colorado; 

eight grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. 

LOIS CUDDEBACK (Eugene) 

Information is not available to print a memoir. 

OPAL DEEDRICK (Leslie) 

The daughter of Thomas and Jessie (Jones) Williams, Opal Lucille was born January 4, 1909 

in LaBelle, Missouri. She was a graduate of Ponca City, Oklahoma High School in 1927. Opal 

attended college in Kirksville, Missouri and Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa. 

Opal married John Oard in 1930. They resided in Missouri and Iowa. Opal taught elementry 

school for a period of four years in Missouri and for 23 years in Moravia, Iowa. John died February 

1953. Opal married Rev. Leslie Deedrick on August 1, 1954 while he was the Conference Evangelist. 

Together they served churches in the Moravia and Iconium areas of Iowa. until Leslie’s retirement in 

1971. Following retirement, they remained in Moravia. Leslie died June of 1992. 

Opal was a homemaker as well as a teacher, raising three daughters. She was member of the 

Iconium United Methodist Church and the Retired Teachers Association of Appanoose County. 

On September 19, 1997 Opal Lucille Deedrick left this earthly home at the age of 88 following 

a three month battle with cancer. Her memorial service was held on September 22 at Grace United 

Methodist Church of Moravia, Iowa with the Revs. Larry Pauley and Terry Chapman officiating. 

Interment is in the Hillcrest Cemetery of Moravia, Iowa. Those left to cherish Opal’s memory are: 

three daughters, LaVonne Green of Peoria, Illinois, Sandy Kruse of Olive Branch, Missouri, and Donna 

Brown of Moravia, Iowa; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. 

BESSIE DOUGHTY (Wilmer) 


ETHEL DOWD (John) 

Ethel Ann was born March 6, 1916 to Edmund and Nancy (Barto) Daniels in Wakefield, 

Nebraska. She was a graduate of York, Nebraska Public Schools. Ethel attended York College and 

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Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. For several years she worked for Lincoln Tel & Tel as a 

telephone operator. 

Ethel married John A. Dowd on July 18, 1938 in Omaha, Nebraska. Together they served United 

Brethren, Evangelical United Brethren, and United Methodist churches in Ohio and Iowa from 1939 

until John’s retirement in 1979. Through the years, Ethel was employed as a secretary at Wright 

Patterson Field in Dayton, Ohio; Advertising Analyst for Meredith Publishing in Des Moines, Iowa; and 

as an assistant dietician at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Following John’s retirement, they 

moved to Fort Collins, Colorado where they have resided for the last eighteen years. 

Within the churches that John served, Ethel taught Sunday School and was a leader for Christian 

Endeavor and Youth Fellowship programs. She was active on the Conference level of Women’s 

Society of Christian Service, serving 5 years as secretary and as a delegate to the World Convention 

in Canada. Ethel was a charter member of the Planning Committee of the Japanese International 

Christian University which raised money for buildings and scholarships. She was a very active 

member of Church Women United both on the local and state level; for over 11 years traveling the 

CWU lecture circuit. Ethel was a leader for the Y.W.C.A.,Y.M.C.A., Boy Scout, and Girl Scout 

organizations. She was also a teacher and counselor at Riverview Park, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Ethel’s 

hobbies included; theme banners, ceramics, knitting, and cross stitch. She also enjoyed reading, 

cooking, bridge, and golf. 

Ethel Ann Dowd died on October 1, 1997 at the age of 81 due to complications of temporal 

arthritis. Her memorial service was held on October 4 at the First Church of the Nazarene of Fort 

Collins, Colorado with the Rev. Stephen Quanstrom officiating. Her body was cremated. Surviving 

family members are: her husband, John of Fort Collins, Colorado; her son, David of The Dalles, 

Oregon; her daughter Nancy Bistline of Loveland, Colorado; one brother, Jack Daniels of Yahatz, 

Oregon; seven grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Preceding Ethel in death are her parents, 

a daughter, Ann Elisabeth Hall; one brother, Bill Daniels; and two sisters, Doris Adams and Betty 

Purcell. 

DOROTHY JAMES (Harold) 


MAUDE LISTER (Walter) 

Memoir to be printed in the 1999 Journal 

CAROL PALMER (Howard) 

Carol Elizabeth was born October 8, 1908 to Rev. Emmett Gorem and Alice (Kellog) Hunt in 

Parkersburg, Iowa. She was a graduate of Lyons, Iowa High School and Cornell College in Mt. 

Vernon, Iowa in 1929. Following graduation Carol became a teacher of Latin and English. 

Carol taught Latin and English for 1-2 years before her marriage to Arthur Kindred, a student at 

Garrett Seminary. Together they served Methodist churches in North Iowa until Art’s retirement. At 

that time, Carol and Arthur moved into the cabin Art had built at the Clear Lake Methodist Camp. 

Arthur died shortly thereafter. Later Carol married Howard Palmer, a retired pastor and long-time 

friend. 

Carol loved to read, cook, camp, bird-watch, visit with family and friends. She never tired of 

looking and writing about God’s nature surrounding her. Carol enjoyed Clear Lake in the summer and 

Tucson, Arizona in winter with both of her husbands. In the early 1980's Carol and Howard move to 

Wesley Acres, Des Moines, Iowa where she was residing at the time of her death. 

Carol Elizabeth Kindred Palmer left this earthly home on August 1, 1997 at the age of 88 due to 

a stroke. Her memorial service was held at West Des Moines United Methodist Church, West Des 

Moines, Iowa on August 4. Those surviving are: three sons, Jeremy Kindred of Hana, Maui, Hawaii, 

Michael Kindred of Columbus, Ohio, and Steven Kindred of New York City; a brother, Kellogg Hunt 

of Tallahassee, Florida; and seven grandchildren.

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MARIETTA SHICKELL (Eldon) 

Marietta was born on June 24, 1935 to Bert and Fleta Jubell in Scranton, Iowa. She attended 

William Penn College and was a graduate of Westmar College in 1957. 

Marietta married Eldon Shickell, an Evangelical United Brethren pastor on August 25, 1956. 

Together they served churches in Iowa until 1962 when they became missionaries assigned to Red 

Bird Mission located in Beverly, Kentucky. Marietta served the Red Bird Mission as a teacher in the 

school on site and in the Clay County Schools. She was active in the United Methodist Women, 

holding several Conference positions over the years. Marietta was named Outstanding Youth Leader 

in the Red Bird Missionary Conference at both the local and Conference levels. Marietta was the 

recipient of other awards and honors during her years of ministry in tribute to her caring and service 

to the community and people of Red Bird. 

Marietta Shickell went home to the Lord on April 6, 1997 at the age of 61 due to a massive 

cardiac arrest. Her memorial service was held on April 9 at the Phillips Fork Community Church in 

Warbranch, Kentucky with the Rev. Jim Morris officiating. Burial is in the Phillips Fork Church 

Cemetery of Warbranch, Leslie County, Kentucky. Left to cherish Marietta’s memory are: her 

husband, Eldon of Warbranch, Kentucky; two daughters, Tammy Collett of Warbranch, Kentucky and 

Tenise Mills of Manchester, Kentucky; and three sons, Tim and Ted both of Manchester, Kentucky 

and Tilan of Indianapolis, Indiana. 

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VIII. HISTORICAL RECORD OF SESSIONS 

Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church 


Resident 

No. Date Place Bishop Secretary 

126 June 8-12, 1969 Des Moines J.S. Thomas R.R. MacCanon 

127 June 14-19, 1970 Des Moines J.S. Thomas R.R. MacCanon 

May 22, 1971 (Special) Des Moines J.S. Thomas W.T. Miller 

128 June 4-7, 1971 Des Moines J.S. Thomas W.T. Miller 

May 20, 1972 (Special) Ames J.S. Thomas W.T. Miller 






May 17, 1975 (Special) Des Moines J.S. Thomas Susan Terry 

132 June 13-17, 1975 Des Moines J.S. Thomas Susan Terry 

May 22, 1976 (Special) Des Moines J.S. Thomas Susan Terry 

133 June 11-15, 1976 Des Moines J.S. Thomas Susan Terry 

May 4, 1977 (Special) Des Moines Lance Webb Susan Terry 

134 June 3-7, 1977 Des Moines Lance Webb Susan Terry 

May 6, 1978 (Special) Des Moines Lance Webb Susan Terry 




138 June 6-10, 1981 Des Moines Wayne Clymer Susan Terry 



April 28, 1984 (Special) Des Moines Wayne Clymer Susan Terry 


142 June 7-11, 1985 Des Moines Rueben P. Job Susan Terry 

May 3, 1986 (Special) Ames Rueben P. Job J. Stephenson 

143 June 6-10, 1986 Des Moines Rueben P. Job J. Stephenson 

144 June 5-9, 1987 Ames Rueben P. Job J. Stephenson 

April 23, 1988 (Special) Des Moines Rueben P. Job J. Stephenson 



May 12, 1990 (Special) Ames Rueben P. Job J. Stephenson 



April 25, 1992 (Special) Ames Rueben P. Job J. Stephenson 


150 June 4-7, 1993 Ames Charles W. Jordan J. Stephenson 





155 June 5-8, 1998 Ames Charles W. Jordan J. Stephenson

DAILY PROCEEDINGS 

IX. DAILY PROCEEDINGS 

155th Session of the Iowa Annual Conference 

Ames, Iowa 

FIRST DAY - FRIDAY 

June 5, 1998 

AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan called the 155th Session of the Iowa Annual 

Conference to order at 1:00 p.m. at Hilton Coliseum. Julia Poulsen led the singing of "And Are 

We Yet Alive." 

2. WORSHIP. "Sacred Worth: The Ground for Discernment--Accepting Self." Roxanne Riessen 

was Conference Organist and Bruce Bane, Sign Interpreter. Bishop Jordan was Liturgist. Jill Flyr 

and Kai Manimoi were Lectors. George Tinker, Associate Professor of Cross-Cultural Ministries 

at Iliff School of Ministry in Denver, Colorado, delivered the sermon. Larry Sonner led the 

Discernment Process. 

3. BUSINESS AND AGENDA. Deb Kiesey, Chairperson of the Business and Agenda Committee, 

presented recommendations for approval for the 155th Session of the Iowa Annual Conference: 

3.1 For all 1998 Iowa Annual Conference business sessions designated on your agenda to 

be held in Hilton Coliseum, this platform, music platform, main floor and parquet sections 

as designated (18-23 and 25) become the voting bar of the Iowa Annual Conference for 

the conduct of business. 

3.2 Seating within this bar during the business sessions of the Annual Conference is 

restricted to Iowa Annual Conference members only - or those assigned by name as a 

courtesy position, including families during specially designated services. 

3.3 Please respect this conference bar and encourage other persons to do so - and 

especially those areas on the perimeter around the taping booth (Sections 19-23). 

3.4 All Annual Conference members are requested to wear their I.D. name tags at all times. 

3.5 For the Clergy Session to be held this evening, Friday, June 5, 1998, the voting bar of 

the Annual Conference shall be fixed in the sanctuary and balconies of Collegiate United 

Methodist Church and Wesley Foundation. 

3.6 Those areas listed on the printed working agenda as meeting places in the Scheman 

Center for the six Legislative Committees be designated as official areas of the bar for 

the conduct of such Annual Conference business and voting assigned to each and as 

organized in each Legislative Committee assignment; from the convening of said 

sessions to the completion of business and adjournment of each Legislative Committee. 

3.7 The pages of agenda found in your booklet entitled “Survival Guide to the 1998 Iowa 

Annual Conference” on pages 4-11 will become the working agenda for this Annual 

Conference, with such changes to be made as may become necessary. 

3.8 Be reminded that Conference rules require all new resolutions, program items or other 

business to be considered by a Legislative Committee at this session of Annual 

Conference, or by the plenary session, to be brought by their sponsors to Don 

Mendenhall, Director of CCOM; and then to Business and Agenda with Don 

Mendenhall’s disposition in writing as appropriate. 

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3.9 In this age of technology, many of you carry cell phones with you. Because they can be 

extremely disruptive to those around you, and therefore to the Business of this 

Conference, I would ask that you turn the ringers off for the duration of the Conference. 

If you must make or receive a call, please leave the floor of the Annual Conference when 

doing so. 

3.10 The following persons shall be officially seated within the bar of the Annual Conference 

with Voice but without Vote: 

a. Conference Staff - Anne Elly, Deb Harper, David Harner, Brenda Henning, Russ 

Hinshaw, George Wylie, Nicky Wynne. 

b. District Administrative Secretaries - Judi Calhoun, Carol Clark, Carolyn Detloff, 

Christine Hepker, Barb Krueger, Tracy Majerle, Terry McFarland, June Mitchell, 

Kathryn Moore, Ann Tunnicliff, Mary Jo Wagner. 

c. Institution Representatives - Robert Prins, Iowa Wesleyan College President; 

Bonnie Zeck of Morningside College. 

d. Others include Cashar Evans and Kathryn Wolff (Representatives from GCFA); 

Brian Lowman ( Algona); Jennifer Piper. 

3.11 These additional persons are to be authorized to serve this session in official capacity: 

a. Please recognize Rev. Rick Dunn, who (with District Secretaries) is designated as 

Sergeant-at-Arms for the 1998 Session. Please yield respectfully to their directions 

in monitoring the bar of the Annual Conference for emergency, safety, courtesy, 

assistance and to avoid unnecessary noise and conversation during business 

sessions. 

3.12 I now ask Bob Burkhart, Administrative Assistant, to come to the microphone. 

a. Bob Burkhart explained the new seating arrangement and the technology now 

available at Hilton Coliseum. 

b. Bob Burkhart introduced his Administrative Secretary, Deb Harper. 

3.13 Bishop Jordan has set the dates of the next Iowa Annual Conference for June 4-7, 1999 

to be held in this location as previously voted by this body. 

3.14 This body is reminded that only materials approved by Business and Agenda, (and only 

by CCOM Director, Don Mendenhall for Legislative Committees), may be distributed 

within our meeting places. Members are reminded our rules restrict any distribution of 

unauthorized materials. 

3.15 When you approve the organization for the conference Session, we yield to our Annual 

Conference Secretary, Sue Ney for further information and necessary announcements. 

3.16 Bishop Jordan and members of the Iowa Annual Conference, Business and Agenda 

moves adoption of this entire report. Adopted. 

4. STATISTICIAN’S/TREASURER’S REPORT. Charles Smith, Interim Conference Treasurer and 

Director of Administrative Services of the Iowa Annual Conference, presented the report. The 

staff of nine full time employees was introduced: Russell Hinshaw, Assistant Treasurer and 

Controller; Roland Minshall, Computer Systems Manager; Margaret Biggs, Senior Staff 

Accountant; Richard Hartness, Accounts Payable; Diane Brockmeyer, Benefits Secretary; Julie


Ann Houlahan, Central Services Director; Cynthia Davis, Staff Secretary; Barbara Higgins, 

Receptionist; Jill Stanton, Journal Editor and Data Manager. 

5. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION. Edythe Hill, Chairperson of the Council on 

Finance and Administration, moved the working budget. Adopted. 

6. CONFERENCE NOMINATING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. Ruth Jackson, Vice 

Chairperson of Conference Nominating and Leadership Development, introduced members of 

the committee. Barb Oakland, Executive Secretary, presented the ballot and addendum on which 

members will vote Monday afternoon. Additional nominees were requested. Accepted. 

7. RECESS. The Session was recessed at 3:05 p.m. to reconvene in Legislative Committees. 

8. ADJOURNMENT. The Legislative Committees adjourned as they completed their work to be 

reconvened at 7:30 p.m. in Laity and Clergy Sessions. 

FIRST DAY - FRIDAY EVENING 


LAITY SESSION 

1. CALL TO ORDER. Margaret Meyer, Conference Lay Leader, called the Session to order at 

Hilton Coliseum at 7:39 p.m. 

2. HYMN. 

3. WORSHIP. Margaret Meyer read scripture and led the litany and Prayers of the People. Phil 

Carver was song leader. 

4. INTRODUCTIONS. Margaret Meyer introduced officers of the Board of Laity: Dennis Bell, Vice 

President and Financial Secretary; Fran Bowden, Secretary; Christine Pulley, Director of Lay 

Speaking; Phil Carver, Consultant to the Board of Laity. District Lay Leaders presented were 

Evelyn Farnham, Fort Dodge; Joan Hamilton, Council Bluffs; Paul Burrow, Ottumwa; Gene 

Ulrich, Sioux City; Fran and Gay Bowden, Dubuque. 

5. HYMN. 

6. ANNOUNCEMENTS. 

7. REPORT. Margaret Meyer referred to the "Reporting Guide for Lay Members to Annual 

Conference" and encouraged lay members to use it to keep their local congregations informed 

about the Annual Conference. 

8. WORSHIP. 

8.1 Rev. Dr. Jin Hwa Hong spoke about the Korean churches in the Iowa Conference. 

8.2 Dr. George Tinker spoke of the uniqueness of Native Americans of United Methodism. 

8.3 Oscar Cordon, Co-Director of Aldersgate Campsite, shared his experience in 

Guatemala. 

8.4 Marlene Cox directed the Amani Singers from Waterloo Jubilee United Methodist 

Church. 

8.5 Breads representing countries of Euro-Americans were placed on the communion table. 

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9. HYMN. 


10. ADJOURNMENT. Margaret Meyer adjourned the Laity Session at 9:37 p.m. to reconvene in Full 

Session the following morning at 8:00 a.m. in Hilton Coliseum. 

FIRST DAY - FRIDAY EVENING 


CLERGY SESSION 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Clergy Session was called to order by Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan 

at Collegiate United Methodist Church and Wesley Foundation at 7:30 p.m. 

2. CELEBRATION OF WORSHIP. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan led the worship. 

3. ESTABLISHING THE VOTING BAR. Dennis Tevis, Chairperson, Board of Ordained Ministry. 

3.1 Dennis Tevis moved: That the voting bar for the clergy session be the main floor, side 

balconies, and rear balcony of the sanctuary. Adopted. 

3.2 Dennis Tevis moved: That lay members of the Board of Ordained Ministry: Rosalie 

Bentzinger, Fred Bark, Carol Seebach, Lillian Daniels, Barbara Johnson, and Beverly 

Spencer; Probationary, Associate Members; Local Pastors; Diaconal Ministers; and 

Pastors of other denominations serving United Methodist Churches be seated with voice 

but without vote. Adopted. 

4. Dennis Tevis introduced Rosemary Rohde-Frank, Chairperson, Division of Elders, and Mona 

Walker, Chairperson, Division of Deacons. 

4.1 Rosemary Rohde-Frank moved: The election of those as Probationary Members in 

preparation for ordination as Deacons under the 1996 Discipline and those in preparation 

for Order of Elder. (See Questions #28a. and #28b.). Adopted. 

4.2 Rosemary Rohde-Frank moved: The election of those as Probationary Members and the 

ordination as Deacons under the 1992 Discipline. (See Questions #29 and #41). Also 

moved was the recognition of orders of persons coming from other denominations. (See 

Questions #32 and #43). Adopted. 

4.3 Mona Walker moved: The election and ordination of those as Deacons in Full 

Connection. (See Question #33). Adopted. 

4.4 Rosemary Rohde-Frank moved: The election of those as Associate Members, those 

received as Members from Other Christian Denominations, Elders in Full Connection 

under the transitional provisions for Associate Members, and Elders in Full Connection 

under the 1992 Discipline. (See Questions #27, #32, #34, and #35). Adopted. 

4.5 Rosemary Rohde-Frank moved: The election and ordination of those Deacons under the 

1992 Discipline, the reception of those as Elders with orders recognized from another 

Christian Denomination, and the election and ordination of those as Elders. (See 

Questions #41, #42, and #43). Adopted. 

4.6 Mona Walker moved: The consecration of those as Diaconal Ministers. (See Question 

#67). Adopted in abstensia. 

4.7 Rosemary Rohde-Frank moved: The report of those to be continued, or readmitted as 

Probationary Members. (See Questions #30, #31a., #31b., #31c., and #36). Adopted.


4.8 Rosemary Rohde-Frank moved: The report of those to be discontinued. (See Question 

#46). Adopted. 

5. Dennis Tevis introduced Dale Schoening, the Registrar, who presented the report of the 

Registrar. 

5.1 Dale Schoening reported: The approval of those who have completed the studies for the 

License as Local Pastor, are approved, but are not appointed. (See Question #20). 

5.2 Dale Schoening moved: Those who are approved and appointed as Full Time local 

pastors, Part Time local pastors, Probationary members licensed for pastoral ministry, 

Student Local Pastors, and Persons who will be eligible for appointment contingent upon 

completion of candidacy requirements and School of License as Local Pastor. (See 

Questions #21a., #21b., #21c., #21d., #21e., #21f., and #21g.). Adopted. 

5.3 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been discontinued as Local Pastors. (See 

Question # 22). 

5.4 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been reinstated as Local Pastors. (See 

Question #23). 

5.5 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been received from other Christian 

Denominations. (See Question #32b.). 

6. Dennis Tevis introduced Rebecca Carver, Chairperson of the Conference Relations Committee, 

who presented the committee report. 

6.1 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who are affiliated members. (See Question 

#26). Adopted. 

6.2 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have been granted the status of 

honorable location. (See Question #47a.). Adopted. 

6.3 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have been granted the status of 

honorable location - retired. (See Question #48). Adopted. 

6.4 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have had their conference membership 

terminated by withdrawal to unite with another denomination. (See Question #50a.). 

Adopted. 


terminated by leaving the ordained ministerial office. (See Question #50b.). Adopted. 


terminated by withdrawal under complaints or charges. (See Question #50c.). Adopted. 

6.7 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those placed on Leave of Absence. (See 

Question #53). Adopted. 

6.8 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who are approved for appointment to less 

than full-time service. (See Question #77). Adopted. 

6.9 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those members in Full Connection who have been 

retired this year, Associate Members who have been retired this year, Retired Local 

Pastors, and Diaconal Ministers who have been retired. (See Questions #58, #59, #61, 

and #76). Adopted. 

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7. Dale Schoening continued the report of the Registrar. 


7.1 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been transferred to other Annual 

Conferences. (See Question #45). 

7.2 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have died during the past year. (See Question 

#51). 

7.3 Dale Schoening reported: Those appointed in other Annual Conferences while retaining 

their membership in this Annual Conference. (See Question #52). 

7.4 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have received the certificate of candidacy for 

ordained ministry. (See Question #19). 

7.5 Diane Wasson Eberhart moved: The report of those who are candidates for diaconal 

ministry. (See Question #66). Adopted. 

7.6 Dale Schoening reported: Those ordained ministers from other Annual Conferences or 

Methodist denominations who are approved for appointment in the Annual Conference 

while retaining their conference or denominational membership. (See Question #24). 

7.7 Dale Schoening moved: The report of those clergy in good standing in other Christian 

denominations who have been approved to serve appointments or ecumenical ministries 

within the bounds of the Annual Conference while retaining their denominational 

affiliation. (See Question #25). Adopted. 

7.8 Dale Schoening moved: The report of those who are appointed to extension ministries 

for the ensuing year. (See Question #81c.). Adopted. 

7.9 Dale Schoening introduced persons who have been received by transfer from other 

Annual Conferences of the United Methodist Church. (See Question #39). 

8. Dennis Tevis moved: Those persons granted disability leave since the last Annual Conference 

and those persons granted disability leave at this Annual Conference. (See Questions #57a. and 

#57b.). Adopted. 

9. Dennis Tevis moved: The election of the Administrative Review Committee. (See Question 

#18b.). Adopted. 

10. Lynn Ryon, Dean of the Cabinet, stated that in response to Disciplinary Question #17, the 

answer is: "Yes, attested to by means of signed statements from the District Superintendents 

submitted to the Board of Ordained Ministry; and by the Bishop, attesting to the conduct of the 

District Superintendents. Your Bishop and Superintendents take very seriously the call to moral 

excellence in the lives of pastors. We gladly offer our signatures to answer this question, 

knowing that only by the grace of God can any one of us be blameless in our life and official 

administration. Obviously, we make no judgment about the moral character of pastors who are 

involved in supervisory correction or involved in judicial or administrative complaint processes." 

10.1 Eugene Koth moved: To amend by making exceptions of Bruce Wittern and Chris Daniel. 

Failed. 

10.2 The report on the official and moral conduct of conference clergy was adopted. 

11. Lynn Ryon moved: The report on Clergy Exit Rates. Adopted.


12. Dennis Tevis made concluding remarks. 

13. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan made closing remarks. 

14. Dale Schoening led in the singing of "Ye Servants of God." 

15. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan gave the benediction. 

16. The Clergy Session was adjourned at 8:51 p.m. 

SECOND DAY - SATURDAY 


MORNING 

1. MORNING WORSHIP. Charles Smith and Linda Bibb served as Liturgists. The music was 

presented by Cross Roads: Patti Hessi, Rolene Beauvais, Colleen Reich, Carol Sitzman, Shelly 

Youngberg, Diane Howard, Ruth Carter, Bob Henderson, Kevin Koch, Adam Youngberg, Brian 

Williams, Earl Healy, Larry Gerch, Cory Wrenn, Kevin Lilly. Accompanist was Mary Jane 

Reynolds. Linda Bibb was soloist. Dr. George Tinker delivered the message. Dr. Larry Sonner 

led the Discernment Process. 

2. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Jordan called the Session to order at 9:07 a.m. 

3. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Bishop Jordan introduced Kathryn Wolff and Cashar Evans 

from the General Council on Finance and Administration. 

4. ORDER OF THE DAY. The Laity/District Superintendent Report was presented by Margaret 

Meyer, Chair of the Conference Board of Laity, and Lynn Ryon, Dean of the Cabinet. 

5. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Bishop Jordan recognized the Bi-District Teams and 

Conference Council on Ministries. Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Bi-District Team: Barrie Tritle, Cedar 

Rapids DS; Tracy Majerle, Cedar Rapids DAS; Len Eberhart, Dubuque DS; Carol Clark, 

Dubuque DAS; Paul Shultz, Associate Council Director; Sue Richardson, Administrative 

Secretary. Council Bluffs/Creston Bi-District Team: Henry Bevel/Dick Sebeneicher, Council 

Bluffs DS; June Mitchell, Council Bluffs DAS; Charles Luers, Creston DS; Ann Tunnicliff, Creston 

DAS; Inez Dawes, Associate Council Director; Sue Richardson, Administrative Secretary. Des 

Moines/Ft. Dodge Bi-District Team: Galen Peckham/David Stout, Des Moines DS; Kathryn and 

Leroy Moore, Des Moines DAS; Lynn Ryon, Ft. Dodge DS; Mary Jo Wagner, Ft. Dodge DAS; 

Paul Santillan, Associate Council Director; Chris Schmidt, Administrative Secretary. 

Muscatine/Ottumwa Bi-District Team: Jerry Oakland, Muscatine DS; Barb Krueger, Muscatine 

DAS; David Wendel, Ottumwa DS; Barbara Kiple, Ottumwa DAS; Phil Carver, Associate Council 

Director; Sheryl Deskin, Administrative Secretary. Mason City/Waterloo Bi-District Team: Ward 

Young/Emmanuel Tabelisma, Mason City DS; Christine Hepker, Mason City DAS; Jerrold 

Swinton, Waterloo DS; Janet Tyrrell, Waterloo DAS; Susan Stater, Associate Council Director; 

Chris Schmidt, Administrative Secretary. Sioux City/Spencer Bi-District Team: Darline Balm- 

Demmel, Sioux City DS; Carolyn Detloff, Sioux City DAS; LaVonne Kaasa, Spencer DS; Judi 

Calhoun, Spencer DAS; Ric Olson, Associate Council Director; Sheryl Deskin, Administrative 

Secretary. CCOM Members: Don Mendenhall, Director, CCOM; Anne Elly, Executive Secretary; 

Dick Faris Associate Council Director of Camping; Jo Campney, Camps Registrar; George 

Wylie, Associate Council Director of Communications; Brenda Henning, Communications 

Assistant; Eryn O’Hare, Administrative Secretary; Larry Sonner, Director of Pastoral Care and 

Counseling. 

5.1 Plaques of gratitude were presented to Henry Bevel, Galen Peckham, and Ward Young 

for their service as District Superintendents. 

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6. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE II. Jean Houston, chairperson. Alaire Bornholtz, secretary. 

6.1 George Wylie introduced Eryn O’Hare who shared a Conference Council on Ministries 

Highlight regarding a new Communications program in which youth sell subscriptions to 

United Methodist Life. 

6.2 Jean Houston moved: Items 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 211, 213, 

214, 215 having been placed on the Consent Calendar be adopted. 

6.3 Consent Calendar adopted. 

6.4 Jean Houston moved: Item 212 (Jurisdictional Archives and History Convocation) as 

amended by Legislative Committee. Adopted. 

6.5 Jean Houston moved: Item 215b (1999 International Year of Older Persons) as a 

Biennial Resolution. 

215b. 1999 International Year of Older Persons 

WHEREAS: God calls persons of all ages to be in mission, ministry, and service 

to others, and 

WHEREAS: Older adults are called to share their faith, wisdom, and knowledge 

with persons of every age and stage in life, as it is written, "wisdom is with the 

aged" (Job 12:12 RSV), and 

WHEREAS: Older adults have much to teach and much to learn and are 

interdependent upon persons of all ages, and 

WHEREAS: There are more older adults now than at any other time in the history 

of the world and in the membership of the United Methodist Church, and 

WHEREAS: The United Nations has called upon religious and other organizations 

to observe 1999 as the International Year of Older Persons, and 

WHEREAS: The Iowa Conference Age Level Council affirms this United Nations 

resolution as an opportunity for our church to focus on older persons; 

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Iowa Annual Conference of the United 

Methodist Church supports 1999 as the International Year of Older Persons; and 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That local congregations, districts, and the Annual 

Conference are encouraged to lift up the needs and concerns of older adults in 

1999, by developing on-going, intentional older adult ministries. 

a. Item 215b adopted. 

6.6 Jean Houston moved: To suspend the Rules of Order to consider Item 217 prior to Item 

216. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

6.7 Jean Houston moved: Item 217 (Iowa Annual Conference Administrative Committee 

Restructuring Task Force Report) be divided into sections and voted on separately. 

a. Jean Houston moved: Item 217, Recommendation No.1. Adopted.


b. Jean Houston moved: Item 217, Recommendation No. 2. Adopted. 

c. Jean Houston moved: Item 217, Recommendation No. 3. Adopted. 

d. Jean Houston moved: Item 217, Recommendation No. 4. Adopted. 

e. Jean Houston moved: Item 217, Recommendation No. 5. Adopted. 

f. Jean Houston moved: Item 217 in its entirety. Adopted. 

7. MOTION. David Stanley moved: That the Iowa Annual Conference shall consider the proposed 

new resolution on "Support the Council of Bishops’ Pastoral Statement." Accepted for printing 

and distribution to the Conference. 

8. MOTION. David Stanley moved: That the Iowa Annual Conference shall consider the proposed 

new resolution on "Affirm Jesus Christ as Son of God, Savior, and Lord." Accepted for printing 

and distribution to the Conference. 

9. ORDER OF THE DAY. Advance 50th Anniversary Celebration. Judy Brotherton, Chairperson 

of the Mission Education Standing Committee, introduced speaker Sally Chipman, North Central 

Jurisdiction Representative. 


11. RECESS. The Session was in recess for 15 minutes. 

12. WORSHIP. Memorial Service: "A Service of Blessing and Promise." Cross Roads from First 

United Methodist Church in Sioux City accompanied the processional hymn. Phil Wiese and 

Regina Hertz processed with candles to honor children and youth of Iowa who have died in the 

past year. District Lay Leaders processed with candles to honor the deceased lay members of 

United Methodist Churches of Iowa and their ministries. Anne Lippincott was the hymn leader. 

Stephen Bibb, Sungjoon Park, and Bishop Jordan served as Lectors. Bible Bearer was Wendy 

Trone. Mandy Tomlinson and Megan Mohling served as Acolytes. Harold Koughn served as 

Cross Bearer. Music was provided by The Bells of Faith, Faith United Methodist Church, 

Humboldt, directed by Marilyn Strachan. Deb Kiesey delivered the sermon, "In Memory...." Sue 

Ney, Conference Secretary, read the Memorial list and the names of church closings: Gravity, 

Creston District; Bettendorf Broadview, Muscatine District; Deloit, Sioux City District; and 

Pleasant Hill, Waterloo District. A bell was tolled as the names were read. Jonathan Chambers, 

soloist, was accompanied by Mary Jane Reynolds. 

13. ADJOURNMENT. Following the worship service the Session was adjourned at 12:13 p.m. to 

reconvene at 1:55 p.m. 



AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 2:04 p.m. The Cross Roads Band led the 

singing and Barb Mittman led in prayer. 

2. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE I. Diana Hoover, chairperson. Paul Daniel, secretary. 

2.1 Avon Crawford introduced Byron Perrine who shared a CCOM Highlight regarding the 

Board of Higher Education’s Community College Ministry. 

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2.2 Diana Hoover moved: Items 101(ed), 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 110, 111, 112, 

113,114, 115, 116, 119, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127, 128(ed), 129, 130, 131 having 

been placed on the Consent Calendar be adopted. 

a. George Dane moved: To lift Item 114 (University Campus Ministry - Wesley 

Foundations) from the Consent Calendar. Adopted. 

b. George Dane moved: To lift Item 115 (Capital Funds: Iowa Wesley Foundations) 

from the Consent Calendar. Adopted. 

c. Consent Calendar adopted as amended. 

2.3 Diana Hoover requested, on behalf of the Board of Camps, that a brief informational 

video be shown prior to consideration of Item 108. 

2.4 Diana Hoover moved: Item 108 (A Vision for Changing Lives through Camps & Retreats) 

as amended by Legislative Committee. Adopted. 

2.5 Diana Hoover moved: Item 109 (School of Religion - The University of Iowa). 

a. Gary Armstrong moved: To amend by including budget amounts of $5,000 for each 

year 1999 and 2000. Adopted. 

b. Item 109 adopted as amended. 

2.6 Diana Hoover moved: Item 114. Adopted. 

2.7 Diana Hoover moved: Item 115. Adopted. 

2.8 Diana Hoover moved: Item 117 (Child and Youth Protection Policy Training) as amended 

by Legislative Committee. 

a. Barb Mittman moved: In Strategy A, add to the list, "Clergy Misconduct Standing 

Committee." Adopted. 


2.9 Diana Hoover moved: Item 118 (Conference World Wide Web Page for Young Persons) 

as amended by Legislative Committee. 

a. Barb Mittman moved: To amend the budget for year 1999 to $6,200 and year 2000 

to $7,000. 

b. Kathryn F. Bell moved: To change funding for 1999 to $500 and for 2000 to $500. 

c. Dale Schoening moved: The previous question on all that is before us. Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 

d. Bell amendment failed. 

e. Mittman amendment adopted. 

f. Item 118 adopted as amended. 

2.10 Diana Hoover moved: Item 120 (Youth Annual Conference) as amended by Legislative 

Committee.


a. Geoff Wood moved: To strike the amendment on the Amendment Sheet. 

b. David H. Wagner, Sr. moved: To call the question on all that is before us. Adopted 

by 2/3 majority. 

c. Wood amendment adopted. 

d. Item 120 adopted as amended (as originally presented in the Pre-Conference 

Manual). 

3. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Avon Crawford introduced Dr. David L. Beckley, President 

of Rust College, Linda and Dwight Vogel, representatives form Garrett Evangelical Theological 

Seminary, and Ed Kail from St. Paul School of Theology. Jim Noseworthy from the General 

Board of Higher Education presented the Francis Asbury Award to Don Typer who was not able 

to be present. President Les Garner from Cornell College accepted the award on behalf of Don 

Typer. Carolyn Moe introduced Raschanda Hall, recent graduate of Dillard University. Avon 

Crawford announced the scholarship winners. 

3.1 Student Merit Day Awards were presented to Brad Bogue, Simpson College; Nicholas 

Dewey, Simpson College; Gwen Guttan, Morningside College; Jaimie Millward, Simpson 

College. The United Methodist Foundation for Christian Higher Education Scholarship 

was presented to Katie Braden, Simpson College. The Lowell Collogan Memorial 

Scholarship was presented to Kathy Olson, Morningside College. 


5. RECESS. The Session was in recess for nine minutes. 

6. WORSHIP. “An Order for Presentation and Commissioning.” Bishop Jordan was Celebrant. 

6.1 RECEPTION OF CLASSES. 

a. Diane Wasson Eberhart moved: To certify Sue Mutcheler as a Minister of Christian 

Education and to certify Gayle Wilcox as an Associate in Christian Education. 

Adopted. 

b. Dale Schoening presented those voted into Probationary Membership to be 

Ordained as Deacons and those received as Probationary Members from another 

denomination. (See Questions #29a. and #41b.). 

c. Dale Schoening presented those who are being received into Associate 

Membership as Deacons and those being received into Associate Membership 

from another denomination. (See Question #27). 

d. Dale Schoening presented those being received as Elders in Full Connection and 

those becoming Elders in Full Connection having their orders recognized from 

another denomination. (See Questions #35 and #42). 

e. Diane Wasson Eberhart presented those who will be ordained Deacons in Full 

Connection under the 1996 Discipline under the transitional provisions for Diaconal 

Ministers. 

f. Diane Wasson Eberhart presented those being Consecrated as Diaconal Ministers. 

g. Dale Schoening moved: To Commission Jamie Cutler in the preparation for the 

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Order of Elder; Diane Wasson Eberhart moved: To Commission Paul Daniel and 

Andrew Keck as Probationary Members in preparation for the Order of Deacon in 

Full Connection. Adopted. 

7. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE IV. Celestyne DeVance, chairperson. Char Ough, secretary. 

7.1 Jim Premble, Chair of the Conference Board of Global Ministries, introduced David Kruse 

and Ken Peterson who shared CCOM Highlights regarding "Step Out in Faith" and 

church revitalization and relocation, respectively. 

7.2 Celestyne DeVance moved: Items: 402, 403(ed), 404, 405, 407, 410, 411(ed), 412, 413, 

414, 415(ed), 416, 417, 418(ed), 421, 422, 423(ed) having been placed on the Consent 

Calendar be adopted. 

a. Robert Henry moved: To lift Item 402 (Church Extension) from the Consent 

Calendar. Adopted. 

b. Jim Gubser moved: To lift Item 412 (Rural Life Sunday) from the Consent Calendar. 

Adopted. 

c. David Stanley moved: To lift Item 422 (Human Sexuality) from the Consent 

Calendar. Adopted. 

d. Consent Calendar adopted as amended. 

7.3 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 401 (Develop Ministries with Children and Poverty) as 


7.4 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 402. 

a. William Lux moved: To amend the Goal by inserting, "The Mission of the United 

Methodist Church (Book of Discipline p. 114) and the mission of the Iowa Annual 

Conference is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. The Mission shall be faithfully 

implemented in this program." Adopted. 


7.5 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 406 (Guidelines for Church Extension and 

Revitalization) as amended by the Legislative Committee. 

a. Item 406.6 was referred to Council on Finance and Administration for their review. 

7.6 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 408 (Shalom Initiative and Emerging Ministries). 

Adopted. 

7.7 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 409 (Connectional Agency Mission Support) as 


7.8 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 412 (Rural Life Sunday). Adopted. 

7.9 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 419 (Funding for Ministry). 

a. Joyce Everhart moved: To amend the Goal by inserting, "The Mission of the United 

Methodist Church (The Book of Discipline, page 114) and the mission of the Iowa 

Annual Conference is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. This mission shall be 

faithfully implemented in this program." Adopted.



7.10 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 420 (Workshops for Local Churches) as amended by 

Legislative Committee. Adopted. 

7.11 Celestyne DeVance moved: Item 422 (Human Sexuality). 

a. David Stanley moved: To amend Item 422 by inserting this material at the end of 

the “Goal” paragraph: This program and all curriculum materials, leadership, and 

presentation shall affirm, uphold, and be entirely consistent with the Christian moral 

standard of fidelity in marriage and celibacy in singleness for all persons. This 

standard is required for ordained ministers. (The Book of Discipline, paragraph 

304.2) and was taught by Jesus Christ for all persons. (Matthew 19:4-6, Matthew 

15:19, and Mark 7:21, RSV). 

b. Frank Nichols moved: The previous question on all that is before us. Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 

c. Stanley amendment adopted. 

d. Item 422 was adopted as amended. 

8. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Margaret Meyer made a presentation for the Board of Laity. 


10. ADJOURNMENT. The Session was adjourned at 5:31 p.m. to be reconvened at 7:25 p.m. 



EVENING 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 7:25 p.m. Harlan Gillespie led the singing. 

Roxanne Riessen was organist. Rachel Burrow led prayer. 


3. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE III. Paul Wilcox, chairperson. Andree Halden, secretary. 

3.1 Jo Hoover shared a CCOM Highlight regarding Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa. 

3.2 Paul Wilcox reported that Item 323 (Homophobia) and Item 324 (Support for Statutory 

Prohibitions from Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation) had been defeated 

in Legislative Committee. 

a. Sue Mullins moved: To reconsider Item 323. Adopted. 

b. Andrea Miller moved: To reconsider Item 324. Adopted. 

3.3 Paul Wilcox moved: Items 301, 302, 303, 304(ed), 305, 306, 308, 315(ed), 318(ed), 

319(ed), 320(ed), 321, 322 having been placed on the Consent Calendar be adopted. 

a. Consent Calendar adopted. 

3.4 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 307 (Clergy Session Printing). Adopted. 

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3.5 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 309 (Annual Conference Orientation for Professionals in 

Ministry). Adopted. 

3.6 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 310 (Team Ministry Workshop). Adopted. 

3.7 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 311 (New Ministry Professional Teams). Adopted. 

3.8 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 312 (Ordinands’ Gifts). Adopted. 

3.9 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 313 (Retirement Ceremony). Adopted. 

3.10 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 314 (Five Year Review for Clergy). Adopted. 

3.11 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 316 (Personal, Professional, Spiritual Growth of Clergy) which 

had been tabled in Legislative Committee. Bishop Jordan ruled the tabling out of order. 

a. Bob Ward moved: Adoption of Item 316. 

b. David Clark moved: To amend that the funding be $4000 for 1999 and $4000 for 

2000. 

4. RECESS. Bishop Jordan announced a brief recess to prepare for the retirement service. 

5. WORSHIP. "A Celebration of Retirement and Mantle Passing." Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan 

was Celebrant. Liturgist was William Simbro. Song Leader was Thelma Subramanian. Henry 

Bevel delivered the sermon, "Incredible Journey." 

5.1 RECOGNITION OF RETIREES. Rebecca Carver introduced the class of retirees. They 

were greeted by Bishop Jordan. 

5.2 PASSING THE MANTLE. Charlotte Mallott represented the Retiring Clergy and Dawn 

Phares represented the Incoming Members. 

6. ADJOURNMENT. The Session was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. to reconvene at 9:30 a.m. the 

following day for the Service of Consecration and Ordination. 

THIRD DAY - SUNDAY 


MORNING 

1. WORSHIP. “A Celebration of Ministry: Service of Consecration and Ordination.” The Session 

assembled at 9:30 a.m. for worship and celebration. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan and Bishop 

Alfred Norris, Bishop of the Northwest Texas-New Mexico Area, were celebrants. The 

Ecumenical Representative was Bishop Philip Hougen, Bishop of the Iowa Synod of the 

Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Liturgists were Lynn Ryon, Dennis Tevis, Dale 

Schoening, Rosemary Rohde-Frank, Mona Walker, Sue Ney, Margaret Meyer, and J. Robert 

Burkhart. Lectors were Lilian Gallo Seagren, Charles Woolery, and Judy Winkelpleck. Organist 

was Roxy Riessen. Conference Choir Director was David Bone, Administrator of the Fellowship 

of United Methodists in Worship, Music and Other Arts, Nashville. Conference Choir 

Accompanist was Myrna Cakerice. Singers from Iowa United Methodist Churches made up the 

Conference Choir. Song Leader was H. James Pitka. Acolytes were Megan Dean and Scott 

Kober. Cross Bearer was Merle Hall. Bible Bearer was Ashley Disburg. Conference Artist was 

Ted Lyddon Hatten. 

2. ORDINATION AND CONSECRATION. Bishop Jordan consecrated a Diaconal Minister;


ordained Deacons in Full Connection; ordained Deacons in Associate Relationship; ordained 

Deacons in Probationary Relationship; recognized orders of a Deacon in Associate Relationship; 

ordained Elders in Full Connection; recognized orders and received Elders into Full Connection; 

and received an Elder into Full Membership. 

2.1 Consecration of Diaconal Ministers. The elected was consecrated diaconal minister. 

(See Question # 67). 

2.2 Ordination of Deacons in Full Connection. Those elected were ordained and received 

into Full Connection. (See Question #33). 

2.3 Ordination of Deacons in Associate Relationship. Those elected were ordained and 

received into Associate Relationship. (See Question #27). 

2.4 Ordination of Deacons in Probationary Relationship. Those elected were ordained and 

received into Probationary Relationship. (See Questions #28a., #28b., #29a., #32, and 

#41). 

2.5 Recognition of Orders and Reception into Associate Relationship. Those whose orders 

were recognized were received into Associate Membership. (See Question #43). 

2.6 Ordination of Elders and receiving into Full Connection. Those elected were ordained 

Elders and received into Full Connection. (See Questions #41, #42, and #43). 

2.7 Recognition of Orders and Reception into Full Connection. Those whose orders were 

recognized were received into Full Connection. (See Questions #41, #42, and #43). 

3. ADJOURNMENT. Following the Dismissal with Blessing by Bishop Jordan, the Session was 

adjourned to reconvene at 1:55 p.m. 



AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 1:55 p.m. Harlan Gillespie led the singing. 

Robert Perry led in prayer. Roxanne Riessen served as organist. 

2. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE V. Kris Christensen, chairperson. Gary Hoyt, secretary. 

2.1 Marsha Accord, Chair of the Board of Church and Society, introduced Dorothy Higdon, 

who shared a CCOM Highlight regarding the conference program on Legislative 

Advocacy. 

2.2 Kris Christensen moved: Items 501, 502, 503, 504, 505, 506, 507, 510, 511, 513, 515, 

517, 518, 519 having been placed on the Consent Calendar be adopted. 

a. Lanny Carlson moved: To lift Item 507 (Affirming Reproductive Choice) from the 

Consent Calendar. Adopted. 

b. Consent Calendar adopted as amended. 

2.3 Kris Christensen moved: Item 507. 

a. Jani Dahlin moved: To amend Item 507 by substituting with the following: 

507. Mutual Respect for Differing Views on Abortion. 

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Goal: To respect our members’ differing views on abortion. The Book of Discipline 

affirms "sanctity of unborn human life" and "sacredness of the life and well-being 

of the mother", recognizing "tragic conflicts of life with life that may justify abortion" 

while not affirming abortion for "birth control" or "gender selection". 

Strategy: The Iowa Annual Conference shall not participate in or contribute to any 

pro-choice or pro-life organization. 

b. Charles Layton moved: The previous question on the amendment. Adopted by 2/3 

majority. 

c. The Dahlin amendment failed. 

d. Lana Ross moved: The previous question on all that is before us. Adopted by 2/3 

majority. 

e. Item 507 adopted. 

2.4 Kris Christensen moved: Item 509 (Task Force for Homeless People and Affordable 

Housing). 

a. Emmanuel Dass moved: To amend that amounts for 1999 and 2000 as $6000 for 

each year. Withdrawn. 

b. Item 509 adopted. 

2.5 Kris Christensen moved: Item 512 (Ethnic Minority Crisis Fund). Adopted. 

2.6 Kris Christensen moved: Item 514 (Moving Toward Inclusive Ministry) as amended by 


2.7 Kris Christensen moved: Item 516 (Inclusiveness in Conference Agencies and 

Programs) as amended by Legislative Committee. Adopted. 

2.8 Kris Christensen moved: Item 520 (Racial Reconciliation) as a Biennial Resolution: 

520. Racial Reconciliation 

WHEREAS: Almost one year ago President Clinton launched his initiative on race 

to examine the state of race relations in America. He said on June 14, 1997: 

"Building one America is our most important mission...money cannot buy it, power 

cannot compel it. Technology cannot create it. It can only come from the human 

spirit", and 

WHEREAS: We affirm that racial reconciliation is our calling; 

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That the Iowa Annual Conference express 

strong support to President Clinton’s initiative on race relations in America; 

FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED: That local congregations in the Iowa Annual 

Conference offer a prayer/and or sermon/reflection for racial reconciliation during 

the worship service of June 14, 1998, or June 21, 1998. 

a. Jeff Kodis moved: To amend by adding, “Further be it resolved to encourage men 

to attend Promise Keepers stadium events.” Withdrawn. 

b. Item 520 adopted as a Biennial Resolution.


2.9 Kris Christensen moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Committee V. 

Adopted. 

3. ORDER OF THE DAY. Jane Roul, Des Moines Cokesbury Manager, spoke regarding the work 

of Cokesbury. She presented a "Children of the World" stole to Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan 

in appreciation of his work with the Children and Poverty Initiative. Jane Roul presented the 

Annual Conference a check in the amount of $12,563.78. 

4. ORDER OF THE DAY. Melissa Warren, representing the Bishop’s Task Force on Children and 

Poverty, presented the Children and Poverty Task Force Report. 

5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Jessica Ireland, Chair of Conference Council on Youth Ministries, led in 

the presentation of the Council on Youth Ministries Report, and introduced other CCYM Officers: 

Adam Webb, Vice-Chair; Megan Dean, Secretary; and Corri Flannigan, CCYM representative. 

The amount received for the offering on Friday afternoon was $2224.80. The offering will be split 

equally between the Youth Service Fund and the Partners in Leadership College Scholarship. 

6. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Duane Churchman expressed appreciation for the work of 

the pages of the Annual Conference. The amount received for the special offering was $4112.12. 

7. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Emmanuel Dass raised a concern with the body of the Annual 

Conference regarding recent developments in the nation of Pakistan. He requested that the 

Annual Conference Secretary write a letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations 

expressing concern regarding conditions in Pakistan and the treatment of Christians in that 

country. 



10. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 3:42 p.m. Harlan Gillespie led the singing 

and prayer. 

11. ORDER OF THE DAY. Dr. George Tinker shared a story. Harlan Gillespie led the singing. 

12. ORDER OF THE DAY. Larry Sonner led the Discernment Process. Hymn led by Harlan 

Gillespie. 

13. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE VI. Marvin Arnpriester, chairperson. Annette Kruse, secretary. 

13.1 Marvin Arnpriester reported that Item 691 had been defeated in Legislative Committee. 

13.2 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Items 602, 603, 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 609, 610, 611, 612, 

613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620, 622, 623, 624, 625(ed), 626, 627, 628, 630, 631, 

632, 633, 634, 635, 636, 638, 640, 641, 642, 643, 644, 645, 646(ed), 647, 648, 649, 650, 

661, 662, 663, 664, 675, 676, 678(ed), 680(ed), 681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 687, 688, 

689(ed), 690 having been placed on the Consent Calendar be adopted. 

a. David Epley moved: To lift Item 662 (Annual Sessions Travel Fund) from the 

Consent Calendar. Adopted. 

b. Consent Calendar adopted as amended. 

13.3 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 601 (Recommendations for the 1999 Conference and 

Fiscal Year). 

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a. David Wendel moved: To amend 9. Apportionment Formula, after the first sentence 

in 9.a. insert the following sentence: "All grants, loans and advance special income 

given to mission congregations will be exempt from determining their fair share 

apportionment." Accepted by Committee. 

b. David Wendel moved: In 9.c., delete the second sentence, "This response might 

include a temporary, partial or full relief from apportionments on year to year basis." 

Insert the following sentence: "This response, made prior to calculation of 

apportionments (Judicial Council Desc. 818) may include a temporary, partial or full 

relief from apportionments on year to year basis." Accepted by Committee. 

c. Charles Tefft moved: The third sentence in 9.a. is amended to read: The actual 

church apportionment is limited to a maximum 10% increase in 1999 and following 

years. Adopted. 

d. Item 601 adopted as amended. 

13.4 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 621 (District Office Funds) as amended by Legislative 

Committee. Adopted. 

13.5 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 637 (Deficits and Working Capital Reserve Fund). 

a. George Dane moved: In Item 637 delete Goal #2, Strategy 2. Replace with what is 

adopted from paragraph N. Miscellaneous #2, Page 85. Accepted by Committee. 


13.6 Bob Ward moved: To reconsider Item 637. Ruled out of order. 

13.7 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 660 (The Annual Conference Administrative 

Coordinating Council Fund). 

a. Wilbur Morfitt moved: To reconsider Item 637. Failed. 

b. Arley Ellingsen moved: To strike the $10.00 fee from Item 660. 

c. Jerry Oakland moved: To restore the budget to its original amount as published in 

the Pre-Conference Manual. 


15. ADJOURNMENT. Following the benediction by Gene Ulrich, the Session was adjourned at 5:30 

p.m. to be reconvened at 7:30 p.m. 



EVENING 

1. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan reconvened the Session at 7:31 p.m. Leila 

Disburg led in song and Joan Hamilton led in prayer. 

2. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Jim Smith, UMM President, presented the United Methodist 

Men’s Report. 

3. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Gwenna Appel presented the United Methodist Women’s


Report with the help of other United Methodist Women. 

4. ORDER OF THE DAY. Frank Amos presented the Bishop’s Award for Ecumenism for Clergy 

to Reverend Shirley Rozendaal. The Bishop’s Award for Ecumenism for Laity was presented to 

Paul and Patricia Kirkegaard. 

5. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Bishop Jordan shared the story of the Cross and communion 

table which were crafted by Jeff Hays. Ted Lyddon Hatten explained his artwork hanging above 

the platform. 

6. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE II continued with Jean Houston, chairperson. Alaire Bornholtz, 

secretary. 

6.1 Jean Houston moved: Item 216 (Report of the Administrative Restructuring Task Force). 

a. Jean Houston moved: Section I. Adopted. 

b. Jean Houston moved: Section II. 

(1) Don Burket moved: To amend Section II.A.5. by adding 5c. - The Pre- 

Conference Manual and Annual Conference Journal shall contain an annual 

list of each gift of $10,000 value or more received by the Conference, its 

agencies, or Iowa United Methodist Foundation during the preceding calendar 

year; donor’s name and address, unless anonymity is a mandatory condition 

of the gift and all conditions, restrictions and directions regarding the gift . 

"Gift" includes grants and contributions but does not include apportionments. 

(2) Lester L. Moore moved: To suspend the rules as we consider these rules, 

changes, and amendments, may be defeated and adopted or defeated 

immediately. Adopted. 

(3) Burket motion failed. 

(4) Section II was adopted. 

c. Jean Houston moved: Section III. 

(1) Morris C. Hurd moved: Amend #216 by inserting at the end of paragraph 

III.B.10.b.(6) on page 55: When any new Conference staff position is created, 

or a part-time position is made full-time or substantially full-time, the 

Conference shall invite applications for this position, give prominent notice of 

this invitation in Iowa United Methodist Life and in other appropriate ways, 

adopt procedures to ensure fair evaluation of all applicants, and prayerfully 

seek selection of the most qualified applicant. Referred to Rules of Order 

Committee. 

(2) Pat Moreland moved: To include as ex-officio members the chairs or designee 

of the three advocacy commission to the Annual Conference Administration 

Coordinating Council: Role & Status of Women, Ministry with Persons with 

Disabilities, Religion and Race. Adopted. 

(3) Lorinda Hoover moved: In the Moreland amendment, replace the word "chair" 

or "chairs" with "chair" or designate" or "chairs or designates." Accepted by 

Maker. 

(4) David Schuldt moved: To divide the Question and vote on Section III by 

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Arabic number. Adopted. 

(5) Jean Houston moved: Section III. A. 1. Adopted. 

(6) Jean Houston moved: Section III. A. 2. Adopted. 

(7) Jean Houston moved: Section III. B. 1. Adopted. 

(8) Jean Houston moved: Section III. B. 2. Adopted. 

(9) Jean Houston moved: Section III. B. 3. 


(a) Barb Mittman moved: III.B.3.a.(1) The membership shall consist of 

twelve people nominated by the District Nominations Committees, two 

youth and three at-large members nominated by the Conference 

Nominating Committee. These 17 persons... 

7. MOTION. Deb Kiesey, Chair of Business and Agenda, moved to extend the time of adjournment. 

Failed. 


9. ORDER OF THE DAY. Evening Prayer and Praise. Barb Dinnen was Liturgist. Keun Sung 

Chang and Autumn Guess were Lectors. Fred Lewis was the Song Leader. 

10. ADJOURNMENT. The Session was adjourned at 9:31 to be reconvened at 8:00 a.m. for Morning 

Prayer and Praise. 

FOURTH DAY - MONDAY 


MORNING 

1. ORDER OF THE DAY. Morning Prayer and Praise. Liturgist was Barbara Furman. The Praise 

Band led the singing. Conference Organist was Mary Jane Reynolds. Benediction given by 

Rebecca Carver. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. Larry Sonner led the Discernment Process. 

3. BUSINESS AND AGENDA. Deb Kiesey, Chair of Business and Agenda, informed the 

conference concerning the number of legislative items remaining. 


secretary. 

4.1 Item 216 (Report of the Administrative Restructuring Task Force) continued. 

4.2 Jerry Oakland moved: To refer 216 to Rules of Order Committee to prepare specific 

legislation to revise specific points of our current rules to implement the 

recommendations of 217 - and bring a report by early in the afternoon session. 

4.3 Leonard Sjogren moved: Item 216 be referred back to the Administrative Restructuring 

Task Force to be returned to the 1999 Annual Conference session. The Task Force is 

instructed to use a consultative process to seek input from conference boards and 

agencies and from local churches. It will also consider any relevant Judicial Council 

decisions on conference restructuring plans which are released during 1998.


4.4 David Stanley moved: To amend Leonard Sjogren’s motion by adding this sentence at 

the end of it: Implementation of Item 217, and any part of Item 216 that has already been 

adopted shall be delayed until the 1999 Annual Conference adjourns. Accepted by 

Maker. 

4.5 Robin Thomas moved: Previous question on Sjogren motion. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

4.6 Sjogren motion adopted. 

4.7 Kathleen Moore moved: That conference members be asked to keep the Rules of Order 

proposed changes, Item 216, so that at the next Annual Conference any proposed 

changes to Item 216 can be presented to us on amendment sheets or replacement 

sheets, so that we do not need to reprint the entire item. Failed. 

5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Samuel Subramanian, Chair of the Commission on Religion and Race, 

presented a report and video. 

6. MOTION. Lester Moore moved: That the Annual conference be temporarily adjourned for the 

purpose of the meeting of the Conference Board of Pensions Annual Meeting and the Annual 

Meeting of the Iowa United Methodist Foundation. Upon completion of these two meetings, the 

Annual Conference will then reconvene. Adopted. 

7. ORDER OF THE DAY. Board of Pensions Annual Meeting, Jon Disburg. 

7.1 Jon Disburg, President of the Iowa Conference Board of Pensions, moved: Item 680(ed), 

681, 682, 683, 684, 685, 686, 687,688, 689(ed), 690. Adopted. 

7.2 Jon Disburg introduced Kae Tritle, Wellness Coordinator. 

7.3 Jon Disburg yielded the floor to the United Methodist Foundation. 

8. ORDER OF THE DAY. United Methodist Foundation Annual Meeting, David Harner, Executive 

Director, and Kirk Hayes, President. 

8.1 Kirk Hayes, president, presented the Annual Report. 

8.2 Dick Kerr, president-elect and treasurer, presented the Financial Report. 

8.3 David Harner, executive director, presented the Director’s Report. 

8.4 Fern Underwood nominated the slate of officers for the Foundation. Elected. 

8.5 Kirk Hayes moved: To adjourn. Adopted. 

9. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Kenneth Suetterlin, Tornado Relief. 

10. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Ed Kail, Rural Life Sunday and Heartland Network Ministries, 

with Judith Bortner Heffernan, Executive Director, Heartland Network for Town and Rural 

Ministries. 



13. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Communications Committee Survey, George Wylie. 

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14. ORDER OF THE DAY. Barb Oakland moved: The 1998-99 Nominating and Leadership 

Development Committee Report with added nominations as noted. Adopted. 

15. ORDER OF THE DAY. Leadership Development, Marvin Arnpriester. 


secretary. 

16.1 Jean Houston moved: Item 218 with the exception of #4. Ruled out of order. 

a. Scot Patrick and Bill Van Devender moved: To reconsider 218.4, as a new motion 

with the following change. Strike the words "after the General and Jurisdictional 

delegations are decided." and replace with the words, "at the Annual Conference, 

in the session immediately prior to the next session of the Jurisdictional or Central 

Conference (Par. 406.1)." Adopted. 

b. Richard Jenkins moved: 218.1.C.1.b. Nominees shall be allowed to have position 

papers not longer than one typed double-spaced page (250 words) which shall 

address key issues. 

c. Richard Jenkins moved: To delete 218.1.C.4). Withdrawn. 

d. Candice Schubert moved: The previous question. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

e. Jenkins amendment failed. 

f. Item 218 adopted as amended. 

16.2 Jean Houston moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Section II. Adopted. 

17. MOTION. Charles Smith moved: The Rules of Order printed in the 1997 Annual Conference 

Journal be the Rules of Order for 1998 until the 1999 Annual Conference Session. Withdrawn. 

18. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE I continued with Diana Hoover, chairperson. Paul Daniel, secretary. 

18.1 Diana Hoover moved: Item 121 (Youth Coordinator) as amended by Legislative 

Committee. 

a. Cathy Luck moved: To amend Item 121, paragraph D as follows: “To encourage 

youth to grow in their understanding of different ways people come to make 

personal decisions about faith in Jesus Christ, and provide effective training in faithsharing 

and offering Christ to others. Adopted. 


18.2 Diana Hoover moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Section I. Adopted. 

19. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE IV continued with Celestine DeVance, chairperson. Char Ough, 

secretary. 

19.1 Celestine DeVance moved: Item 424 (Affiliate Status with the Iowa Annual Conference). 

a. David Clark moved: Strike UMORE from Affiliate Status p. 6. 

b. Jim Pemble moved: That this matter be referred to the Conference Council on


Ministries for further disposition. 

c. Dave Wagner, Jr. moved: Call the question on all that is before us. Adopted by 2/3 

majority. 

d. Pemble motion failed. 

e. Clark motion failed. 

f. Item 424 adopted. 

19.2 Celestine DeVance moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Section IV. 

Adopted. 

20. ADJOURNMENT. Following the Benediction by Paul Burrow, Lay Leader, Ottumwa District, the 

Session was adjourned at 12:12 p.m. to reconvene at 1:55 p.m 

FOURTH DAY - MONDAY 


AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was called to order at 2:00 p.m. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. 

2.1 Diane Eberhart presented the Clergy and Diaconal Misconduct Report. 

2.2 Diane Eberhart moved: Confirmation of the report. Adopted. 

3. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. The Board of Camps and Extended Ministries presented a 

video and announced that over $5000 had been raised for camperships during this Annual 


4. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. David Wendel encouraged an offering for Partners in 

Leadership Scholarship Campaign. 

5. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE III continued with Paul Wilcox, chairperson. Andree Halden, 

secretary. 

5.1 Item 316 (Personal, Professional, Spiritual Growth of Clergy) continued. 

a. Clark motion adopted. 


5.2 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 317 (Order of Deacons-Annual Gathering). 

a. Diane Eberhart moved: Add $2600 in 1999 and 2000 to the funding - moving it from 

MEF funds to the Annual Conference funding. Adopted. 


6. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE VI continued with Marvin Arnpriester, chairperson. Annette Kruse, 

secretary. 

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6.1 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 660 (Conference Sessions Committee). Adopted. 

6.2 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 661 (Resolutions Committee). Adopted. 

6.3 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 662 (Rules of Order Committee). Adopted. 

6.4 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 664 (Annual Sessions Travel Fund). 

a. Jo Hoover moved: To delete from #3, "including mileage reimbursement." Add a 

new #4: Clergy and lay members of the conference shall be reimbursed for one 

round trip to the site of the conference session within the state using the following 

reimbursements schedule: 15 cents per mile for one person in the vehicle attending 

the Conference Session; 25 cents per mile for two persons in the vehicle attending 

the Conference Session; 35 cents for three persons or more vehicle attending the 

Conference Session. Note: The wording for new #4 is identical with 603.1.a. in 

1997 Conference Journal. Adopted. 

b. Jerry Oakland moved: To insert a new paragraph #6. Clergy on disability leave 

shall have their expenses for attending Annual Conference covered in the same 

manner as the expenses of retired clergy in paragraph #1 above. Accepted by 

Committee. 

c. Fred Lockard moved: To amend funding to $48,700 for 1999 and $48,700 for 2000. 

Adopted. 

d. Scot Patrick moved: To replace 664 with the following - Create a scholarship for 

persons attending the Annual Conference Session who are in financial situations 

which would not allow them to attend without financial assistance from the Annual 

Conference. The responsibility for the development of guidelines and the 

implementation of this scholarship would go to CF&A. Budget $5,000 for 1998, 

1999, 2000. 

e. Duane Anderson moved: To call the previous question. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

f. Patrick motion failed. 

g. Item 664 adopted as amended. 

6.5 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 665 (Journal Publications Committee). Adopted. 

6.6 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 667 (Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee). Adopted. 

6.7 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 670 (Equitable Compensation Fund) as amended by 


6.8 MOTION. Bob Hoover moved: That in future pre-conference journals (manuals) two 

figures be added to the previous year’s financial information. These lines would be: 

receipts and balances. In order to save space all figures, with the possible exception of 

the budget line, would be printed in a small font. Accepted by Committee. 

6.9 Marvin Arnpriester moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Committee VI. 

Adopted. 

7. MOTION. Edythe Hill moved: That the wording on 601.9.b. be substituted for 406.d.6.Adopted.


8. MOTION. William Ballard moved: That the office of the Council on Ministries in consultation with 

the office of the Conference Treasurer shall provide each church with a list of the special 

offerings approved for the next fiscal year, that promotional information shall be provided, and 

that offering envelopes shall be provided. This list will be provided each year by July 15. 

Adopted. 


secretary. 

9.1 Paul Wilcox moved: To suspend the Rules of Order to consider Item 324 (Support for 

Statutory Prohibitions from Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual Orientation) prior to 

Item 323 (Homophobia). Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

9.2 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 324 as a Biennial Resolution. 

324. Support for Statutory Prohibitions from Discrimination on the Basis of Sexual 

Orientation 

WHEREAS: Within the nurturing community, our Social Principles (1996 Book of 

Discipline, par. 65.G.), insist all persons, regardless of sexual orientation, are 

entitled to have their civil rights ensured, and 

WHEREAS: Under our system of government, civil rights include prohibition from 

discrimination in the workplace based upon personal characteristics (age, gender, 

race, etc.); and these civil rights are not ensured unless protected by law, and 

WHEREAS: Discrimination in the workplace on the basis of sexual orientation is not 

prohibited in federal or state statute; 

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Iowa Annual Conference supports the 

enactment of the Federal Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) which would 

prohibit the use of sexual orientation as a basis for employment decisions 

(exempting religious organizations); 

FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED: That we call upon the Iowa General Assembly to 

enact protection from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation; 

FURTHER, BE IT RESOLVED: That we commend the cities of Ames and Iowa City 

for ensuring by local ordinance the civil rights of all persons regardless of sexual 

orientation, and call upon other cities to ensure these civil rights where existing 

ordinances prohibit discrimination on the basis of other personal characteristics. 

a. Kathy Neary moved: To call the previous question on Item 324. Adopted by 2/3 

majority. 

b. Item 324 adopted as a Biennial Resolution. 


11. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Bishop Jordan granted Rick Dee a personal moment. 

12. CALL TO ORDER. The Session reconvened at 4:02 p.m. Harlan Gillespie led in singing. 


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13.1 Paul Wilcox moved: To suspend the Rules of Order to consider Item 325 (Affirm Jesus 

Christ as Son of God, Savior and Lord) prior to Item 323 (Homophobia). 

13.2 Sue Mullins and Richard Dee moved: Whereas: The Confessing Movement is being 

discussed among both laity and clergy; and Whereas: The doctrinal and theological 

implications of becoming either a confessing movement conference or congregation are 

not well understood nor widely discussed generally. Therefore, Be it resolved: That the 

Bishop appoint a task force, headed by the CCOM to study this issue and make a report 

to the 1999 Iowa Annual Conference. Ruled out of order. 

a. Sue Mullins moved: To refer Item 325 to Conference Council on Ministries. 

Adopted. 

13.3. Paul Wilcox moved: Item 326 (Support the Council of Bishops’ Pastoral Statement) as 

a Biennial Resolution. 

326. Support the Council of Bishops’ Pastoral Statement 

WHEREAS: The Council of Bishops of The United Methodist Church made a 

pastoral statement on May 1, 1998, which contains many helpful statements, 

including a "call for renewed commitment to our doctrinal foundations as contained 

in the Articles of Religion, the Confession of Faith and Wesley’s Sermons and 

Notes” and a covenant and commitment “to uphold the General Conference’s 

action on the theological, ethical, and polity matters defined in The Book of 

Discipline, ... including the prohibition of ceremonies celebrating homosexual unions 

by our ministers and in our churches”; 

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Iowa Annual Conference supports the 

Pastoral Statement by the Council of Bishops and joins in its covenant and 

commitment. As part of this covenant and commitment, we affirm that throughout 

the Iowa Annual Conference, “Ceremonies that celebrate homosexual unions shall 

not be conducted by our ministers and shall not be conducted in our churches.” 

a. Gary Armstrong moved: To amend in the Whereas statement delete words after 

The Book of Discipline. In the Resolved statement delete the last two lines and 

insert - We affirm that throughout the Iowa Annual Conference issues within the 

church must not be allowed to distract us from the missional needs of the world and 

our call to make disciples of Jesus Christ. 

b. James Turner moved: To call the previous question on all that is before us. 

Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

c. Armstrong amendment failed. 

d. Item 326 adopted as a Biennial Resolution. 

13.4 MOTION. Anna Ryon moved: Substitute Item 323 (Christian Behavior Toward Gay and 

Lesbian Persons) as a Biennial Resolution. 

323. Christian Behavior Toward Gay and Lesbian Persons. 

WHEREAS: The United Methodist Church states that “Homosexual persons...are 

individuals of sacred worth” and “Although we do not condone the practice of 

homosexuality and consider the practice incompatible with Christian teaching, we 

affirm that God’s grace is available to all” (The Book of Discipline, par. 65G); and


WHEREAS: Hate, physical violence, threats of violence, and name-calling against 

gay and lesbian persons deny their sacred worth; and 

WHEREAS: This violence can lead to low self-esteem and self-hatred in gay and 

lesbian persons, resulting in many problems, including a higher suicide rate among 

gay and lesbian teenagers; and 

WHEREAS: Insufficient condemnation by the church of violent behavior creates an 

environment in which those who commit violent acts often believe their behavior is 

not wrong; 

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That the Iowa Annual Conference: 

1. Affirms the duty of all Christians to demonstrate Christian love for all persons, 

including homosexual persons. 

2. Strongly condemns and opposes all kinds of hate, physical violence, threats 

of violence, and name-calling against gay and lesbian persons. All such 

behavior is un-Christian and is wrong. 

3. Acknowledges differences over theological understandings about 

homosexuality. These beliefs should be expressed in a spirit of Christian love 

and non-violence. 

4. Encourages local congregations of The United Methodist Church to educate 

themselves about the problem of violent behavior and witness to their 

communities about these problems, especially when local incidents occur. 

5. Calls on all United Methodists to refrain from violent behavior and to inform 

themselves and the residents of their communities about the dangers of such 

behavior. 

a. Donald Schrandt moved: To call for the question on Item 323. Adopted by 2/3 

majority. 

b. Item 323 adopted as a Biennial Resolution. 

14. MOTION. Paul Wilcox moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Section III. 

Adopted. 

15. MOTION. Edythe Hill moved: The adoption of the 1999 and 2000 budgets. Adopted. 

16. MOTION. Bill Crews moved: To make Substitute Item 323 the main item. Adopted. 

17. MOTION. Cindy McCalmont moved: That the Board of Discipleship establish a fund to purchase 

a labyrinth for use by local churches in the Iowa Annual Conference. Adopted. 

18. MOTION. Don Mendenhall moved: That the Journal Publication Committee be granted authority 

upon the conclusion of the 155th Annual Conference Session, to review the records of the Daily 

Proceedings and Legislative Items and make appropriate and necessary editorial changes in 

those records prior to the printing of the Conference Journal or Book of Resolutions. Adopted. 

19. MOTION. Deb Kiesey moved:To extend the adjournment to the close of worship. 


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21. CLOSING. "A Service of Eucharist and Covenant." Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan delivered 

the sermon. Margaret Meyer was celebrant. Mary Pope, Cleta McQuerry, J. Samuel 

Subramanian, and Rex Piercy were Liturgists. Mary Jane Reynolds was accompanist. 

22. ADJOURNMENT. The 155th Session of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist 

Church adjourned at 6:27 p.m. 

23. REGISTRATION. The total number of members registered for the 1998 Iowa Annual Conference 

was: 868 Clergy; 940 Laity. 

24. OFFERINGS. Advance UMCOR - $5,184.15; Pages Offering - $4,112.12; Washington DC 

Building Offering - $1,469.04; Bishops College Scholarship - $1,112.40; Youth Service Fund - 

$1,112.40; Campership Undesignated District Challenge - $5620.31. 

25. CERTIFICATION FOR SEATING OF ALTERNATE LAITY MEMBERS. The following persons 

were certified during the Session for seating as Laity Members: Pamela Moore, Barb Krueger, 

LaVon Johnson. 

26. EXCUSED ABSENCES. The following were reported having excused absences: 

Clergy: Custer, Chester E. Hartley, Larry 

Abel, Lois Cutler, Jamie Heck, Dennis 

Akin, Paul Dadisman, Jeff Hembry, John 

Allsup, Gerald Davis, Oscar Herbst, Arnold 

Ammon, Mel Deaver, Leonard E. Hershey, Tony 

Anderson, Doug Dennert, Bob Higdon, Dave 

Arnpriester, Marvin Deweber, Judy Hoffman, Shirley 

Barber, Romaine H. Dietterich, Paul Holmes, Scott 

Barker, David F. Dietterich, Inagrace Hoyle, Lowell 

Barnett, Robert Dimmlich, Walter Imlay, Harry 

Bauer, E. Theodore Downing, Charles J. Jensen, Richard S. 

Bell, Ken Dudley, Dorothea Johnson, Torger 

Bell, Bob Elrod, Lynn Johnson, J. Donald 

Bennett, Norm Erbe, Joan Kastler, Kent 

Betsworth, Sharon Farr, Bob Keizer, John 

Biesenmeyer, Roy Farr, Helen Kelly, Dean 

Brighton, George Farren, Pam Kena, Kwasi 

Brockmeyer, Myron Ferguson, Chrisa Keopcke, Robert 

Brockmeyer, Lloyd Ferguson, Kenneth Kitterman, Ralph 

Brown, Preston C. Fineran, Ken Klarenbeek, Henrietta 

Brown, Marlene Fix, Charles J. Klink, Charles 

Brown, Jerry Fosua, Safiyah LaMotte, Gerald C. 

Bryant, Herbert L. Fowler, W. Robert Larson, Ernest 

Bunyi, Judith M. Frazee, Nate Lautt, Clarence N. 

Carver, Donald L. Frederiksen, Paul Layman, Richard 

Cheong, Seongbae Fugate, Leonard H. Layton, Charles 

Christopher, Dianne Gardiner, Homer E. Lewis, Fred 

Churchman, Duane Garrett, C. Dendy Lewis, Roy 

Clark, M. Wayne Gildner, Robert V. Louk, James 

Clark, Dave Gingerich, Kevin Luscher, James M. 

Cleair, Marvin Glesener, Kevin Madden, Roger 

Clinton, Philip L. Griffin, Bob Mather, Boyd 

Cocke, Bob Groves, John McAlpine, Larry 

Collins, Lee Roy Hanke, Jim McCann, Larry R. 

Cook, Clive Hansen, Steve McGraw, Douglas K. 

Coon, Denny Harryman, Harold McMillen, Richard


Melby, Steve Steffes, Vickie 

Miller, Matthew P. Striffler, Russell C. 

Miller-Sinclair, Roxanne L. Suetterlin, Ken 

Mitchell, Diane Teasdale, Cal 

Montz, Neil Trimble, Fred 

Moore, Kathleen Wagner, David 

Moorlach, John Washington, Alex T. 

Morrison, Clarence White, George 

Musser, Lloyd Williams, Alecia 

Nelson, Jim Williams, Dale 

Nelson, Lana Williams, Doug 

Nissen, Richard J. Woodworth, Scott 

Nolte, Dave Wyatt, Lynn 

Nosek, Julie 

Oberheu, Crystal Laity: 

Ohrt, David Abrahams, Karen 

Ossman, Robert L. Allen, Myrtle 

Oswald, Rollin Arnold, Analee 

Parrott, Glenn Arunski, Barb 

Paterson, George Betts, Kathy 

Peters, Doug Borgen, Margaret 

Pfaltzgraff, Paul O. Churchman, Darlene 

Piper, Judith Felkner, Myrtle 

Purdue, Jim Forray, Jim 

Purdue, Neva Freemyer, Judith 

Reedy, Rommel C. Hucke, Lucille 

Reynolds, Doug Isakson, Hans 

Riegel, Henry W. Johnson, Barb 

Riley, James C. Kult, John 

Rimmer, Reva Larsen, Nancy 

Rinkel, Charles T. Jr. Louk, Lynn 

Robinson, John McMillen, Richard 

Roth, Lorraine Merkle, Louise 

Royar, Ken Merkle, Richard 

Rozendaal, Jim Movall, Russ 

Ryherd, Ellis Mulder, Lori 

Samuelson, Paul Phillips, By 

Scheller, Donald M. Renard, Gail 

Schoenmaker, Adrian Schmudlack, Betty 

Schultz, Rhonda Schumacher, Lorene 

Schwarm, Franklin Valdez-Barker, Amihan R. 

Schwarz, Leland C. White, Ralph 

Scott, Keith Witthoft, Ted 

Seibert, James Worden, Leonard 

Shafer, Herb Wyatt, Margaret 

Sheils, George 

Shelly, Dean 

Sherman, H.L. 

Sherman, Sue-Ellen 

Siemens, Peter 

Silliman, Charles 

Sindt, Marion 

Smith, Robert 

Smith, Laura 

Sorenson, Vernon M. 

Steele, Otto S. Jr. 

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27. ASSOCIATE SECRETARIES. The following persons served as associate secretaries for Daily 

Proceedings: Gary Armstrong, Jane Cochran, Dennis Coon, Jim Kledis, Norm Knight, Mike 

Metz, Larry Pauley, Al Rusk, Jim Turner, Larry Vallery, and Patricia Coon, Daily Proceedings 

Editor. 

28. ATTEST OF DAILY PROCEEDINGS. We hereby certify that the foregoing records of the Daily 

Journal or Proceedings of the One Hundred Fifty-Fifth Session of the Iowa Annual Conference 

of The UnitedMethodist Church are complete and accurate, and with the published reports, were 

adopted by the Conference as its Official Record. 

Presiding Bishop, Conference Secretary,


CERTIFICATION OF ORDINATION 

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT AT HILTON COLISEUM 

IN AMES, IOWA ON THE 7TH DAY OF JUNE, 1998, I CONSECRATED: 

as Diaconal Minister 

Brenda Hobson 

as Diaconal Ministers Ordained Deacons in Full Connection 

Sharon Cates Barbara Mittman 

as Deacons in Associate Relationship 

Sheryl Ashley Ron Hall 

Shurmain Mc Alpine Gary McDonough 

as Deacons in Probationary Relationship 

Jennifer Corley Mary Schnepf 

Marilee “Wendi” Gillan Nicole Sims 

Michael Janes Clint Twedt-Ball 

John Keizer David Wagner, Jr. 

Angel Lopez Timothy Wilcox 

Antonio Platon III 

Associate Relationship and Recognition of Orders 

John Gaulke 

as Elders in Full Connection 

Steven Campbell Jung Sook Kim 

Edward Frank E. Jeanne Koughn 

Barbara Furman Richard Jenkins 

Eric Guy Dawn Phares 

Gerry Kahler 

Recognition of Orders and Full Membership 

Stephen Bagby 

Received into Full Membership 

Charles Woolery 

Signed by Bishop, 

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X. INDEX OF STANDING ITEMS 


(Containing a summary of previous Conference actions which have a continuing effect or concern for 

the Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church.) 

EDITOR’S NOTE: 

A. An index listing of standing items appears on Page 4, 1969 Iowa Annual Conference Journal 

(former EUB Church) and on Page 307, 1968 North Iowa Annual Conference Journal and 

Year Book (former Methodist Church). 

B. A record of Abandoned Churches and other property appears on Page 301, 1968 South Iowa 

Annual Conference Journal (former Methodist Church); and in the 1970 Iowa Annual 

Conference Journal, Pages 236-241. 

C. The letters “IACJ” in the items dated 1969 and later denote Iowa Annual Conference Journal 

in the interest of economy. 

D. This listing was revised in 1979 and again in 1989. See 1978 Iowa Annual Conference Journal 

for a more complete listing. 

1. Adult Retreat Center, IACJ, 1989, Item 101, p. 180. 

2. Advance Specials, Guidelines for Approving Conference, IACJ, 1989, Item 403, Page 192; 

IACJ, 1998, Item 409, p. 189. 

3. Annual Conference Expense, IACJ, 1978 Item 4, Pages 401-403; 1979, Item 1208.5, Pages 

349-50; 1980, Item 626.4; IACJ, 1982, p. 434; IACJ, 1983, p. 312; IACJ, 1985, p. 265; IACJ, 

1986, p. 391; IACJ, 1988 p. 395; IACJ, 1989, p. 272; IACJ, 1990, p. 418; IACJ, 1991, p. 293; 

IACJ, 1993, p. 291; IACJ, 1994, p. 299; 1995, p. 341; IACJ, 1996, p. 315; IACJ, 1997, p. 279- 

280; IACJ 1998, p. 295. 

4. Approved Conference Evangelist, Standards for, IACJ, 1976 Item 615, Pages 397-8; 1977, 

Item 415, Page 403, IACJ, 1986 Item 520, Page 275. 

5. Archives and History, Commission on, Constitution for, IACJ, 1969 Page 232 (For changes 

made Nov. 2, 1989, contact the Commission). 

6. Area Disaster Fund, IACJ, 1976, Item 418, Page 375; IACJ, 1992 Item 402, Page 217. 

7. Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws: (Item 195, Page 335, 1979 IACJ) The Articles of 

Incorporation and By-Laws of the institutions and agencies related to the Conference be kept 

in the office of the Resident Bishop. 

8. Builder’s Call, IACJ, 1980, Item 441, pp. 296-7; 1984, Item 462, p. 362; IACJ, 1992, Item 405, 

p. 218. 

9. Cabinet Salary Formula, for years prior to 1987 see IACJ, 1986, p. 124; IACJ, 1994, Item 667, 

p. 240; IACJ, 1995, Item 602, p. 225; IACJ 1996 , Item 603, p. 227; IACJ, 1997, Item 604, p. 

190; IACJ, 1998, Item 620, p. 210. 

10. Call to Covenant Ministry, Distributed at 1988 Annual Conference, Contact Board of Ordained 

Ministry. 

11. Camps and Extended Church Ministries: 

a. Task Force Report, IACJ, 1980, Item 805, pp. 226-248. 

b. Camp Proposal, IACJ, 1981, Item 101, pp. 211-212. 

c. Master Plan for Iowa United Methodist Camping and Extended Ministries, IACJ, 1987, 

Item 101, p. 178.

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d. One Million Dollar Gift Proposal, IACJ, 1991, Item 520, p. 210. 

e. Master Plan Proposal, IACJ, 1997, Item 412, p. 183. 

12. Capital Funds Campaign, IACJ, 1989, Item 614, p. 204. 

13. Certified Personnel, Responsible Conditions for Employment, IACJ, 1988, Item 135, pp. 177. 

14. Charting the Course, Mission and Goal Statements, IACJ, 1990, Item 501, p. 296; Conference 

Council on Ministries Director, Report #4, Pre-Conference Manual, 1993. Also on file at CCOM 

office. 

15. Church Extension and Revitalization, Guidelines for, IACJ, 1996, Item 122 p. 173; IACJ, 

1998, Item 406, p. 182. 

16. Church Investment Study Committee Report, IACJ, p. 378. 

17. Clergy and Diaconal Minister Misconduct, Report of Standing Committee, (Report of Bishop’s 

Task Force on Sexual and Power Abuse, IACJ, 1993, pp. 208-241; Revisions, IACJ, 1995, 

p. 254); IACJ, 1998, pp. 237-249. 

18. Code of Ethics for Ministers, IACJ, 1996 p. 262. 

19. Communications, Comprehensive Plan, IACJ, 1990, Item 445, p. 281. 

20. Conference Staff Housing, IACJ, 1974, Page 380, C; 1975, Item 705, pp. 389-90; 1980, Item 

631, pp. 327-28. 

21. Conflict Resolution Ministry, IACJ, 1991, Item 102, p. 198. 

22. Congregational Development Funding Process, IACJ, 1991, Item 401, p. 205. 

23. Congregational Development, (Church Extension), IACJ, 1994, Item 406, p. 191. 

24. Diaconal Ministers, Responsible Conditions for Employment, IACJ, 1988, Item 134, p. 174. 

25. District Realignment; The Next Four Years: A Strategy for Growth, IACJ, 1988, Item 560, P. 

284. 

26. Divorced Ministers’ Spouses, IACJ, 1982, Item 153. Iowa Annual Conference Guidelines 

Concerning Clergy-Spouse Divorce, IACJ, 1986, Item 147, pp. 198-204. 

27. Election of Delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conferences, Guidelines, IACJ, 1994, p. 

243; IACJ, 1998, Item 218, p. 173. 

28. Election of Nominees to the Jurisdictional Pool for General and Jurisdictional Board and 

Agencies, IACJ, 1992, Item 654, p. 271. 

29. EMLC, Comprehensive Plan for Developing in the Iowa Annual Conference, IACJ, 1988, Item 

357, p. 223, update IACJ, 1991, Item 301, p. 201. 

30. Episcopal Decisions, Requests for and Rulings, IACJ, 1993, pp. 99-101; IACJ, 1994, p. 99; 

IACJ, 1995, p. IACJ, 1996, p. 86. 

31. Evangelism, Comprehensive Plan for the Iowa Annual Conference, IACJ, 1987, p. 207. 

32. Headquarters Relocation Task Force Report, IACJ, 1994, p. 248. 

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33. Historical: 

a. Historical Record of Sessions of the Three Predecessor Conferences, IACJ, 1970, pp. 

351-52. 

b. Historical Site, IACJ, 1969, p. 234; 1972, Volume 2, p. 96, 16.5. 

c. History of United Methodism in Iowa, IACJ, 1970, pp. 353-65. 

d. Resolution and Enabling Acts; Act and Articles of Consolidation and, Incorporation; Plan 

and Basis of Union, Recommendation of Ad Hoc Area, Area Commission on Structure 

and Functioning, IACJ, 1969, pp. 138, 142-45, 146, 1976-78, 1985-92. 

34. Homelessness Task Force, IACJ, 1989, Item 301, p. 188. 

35. Homosexual Persons, Report of Task Force on Ministry to, IACJ, 1990, Item 557. 

36. Incapacitated Pastors, IACJ, 1981, Item 512, p. 259; Amended: IACJ, 1990, Item 650, p. 347. 

37. Institutional Relationships, Special Committee on, IACJ, 1983, Items 201 & 202, pp. 192-197; 

1985 report, page 1983; IACJ, 1987, Items 402 & 403, pp. 196-206. 

38. Iowa Inter-Church Forum: 

a. Funding, IACJ, 1982, Item 622, p. 346. 

b. Programming Through, IACJ, 1982, Item 623, p. 346. 

39. Iowa-Nigeria Partnership; IACJ, 1997, Legislative Committee III, p. 182. 

40. Journal Distribution, IACJ, 1990, Item 652, p. 348. 

41. Local Church, Practical Suggestions for Effective Ministry, IACJ, 1992, Item 126, p. 191. 

42. Master Plan for the Ministry, IACJ, 1975, Item 651, pp. 379-87; 1976, Item 914, pp. 422-23; 

1977, Item 801, pp. 441-43. 

43. Mission Church Assistance, Item 129, IACJ 1996, p. 183. 

44. Ministerial Education Fund, IACJ, 1990, Item 125, p. 203. 

45. New Church Development and Parish Revitalization, Joint Strategy for; Item 123, IACJ 1996, 

p. 178; IACJ, 1998, Item 407, p. 186. 

46. Non-Certified Persons in Diaconal Ministry, Guidelines for Employment, IACJ, 1988, Item 136, 

p. 179. 

47. Okoboji Report, IACJ, 1994, p. 244. 

48. Parsonage Guidelines, Safety and Standards, IACJ, 1969, pp. 339-40; 1974, p. 383, 2.; 1976, 

Item 704,7., p. 402; 1977, Item 620, p. 423; 1979, Item 1149, pp. 342-46; 1979, Item 1150, p. 

346; 1980, pp. 333-36; 1982, Item 618, pp. 341-345; 1984, Item 651; 1990, Item 656, p. 348. 

49. Pastoral Record, IACJ, 1989, Item 103, p. 185. 

50. Pensions, Board of: 

a. Disability Request Procedures, IACJ, 1971, p. D-107. 

b. Interpretation of Ministerial and Record and Annuity Years, 1971, p. D-88-D-89. 

c. Articles of Incorporation, on file in Conference Treasurer’s office, Secretary of State’s 

office or with Board of Pensions. 

51. Priscilla Fund, IACJ, 1991, Item 631, p. 227; IACJ, 1998, Item 649, p. 219.

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52. Procedures of Conference-Related Health and Welfare Ministries Institutions, IACJ, 1972, 

Volume 2, pp. 112-113; 1974, p. 347, d.; 1975, Item 509, pp. 353-54;1981, Item 212, p. 221. 

53. Rainbow Covenant Church, Item 201, IACJ 1996, p. 187. 

54. Reconciling/Transforming Conference; CCOM Report, IACJ, 1997, p. 224. 

55. Roll of the Dead, (complete records noted), IACJ, 1969, p. 396. 

56. Rural Economic Concerns, IACJ, 1987, Item 201, pp. 191-194. 

57. Sabbatical Leave Procedure and Program, IACJ, 1971, pp. D-109-D-110, 1972, Volume 2, pp. 

131-32; IACJ, 1994, p. 249. 

58. Sexual and Power Abuse, Report of Bishop’s Task Force on, IACJ, see Clergy and Diaconal 

Minister Misconduct, Standing Committee on (Standing Item #17 this listing). 

59. Staff Housing Policy, IACJ, 1997, p. 199. 

60. Staff Study Report, IACJ, 1996, p. 257. 

61. Comprehensive Stewardship Goals and Strategies, IACJ, 1986, Section II, pp. 204-211. 

62. Structure and Reorganization: 

Structure Study Report, IACJ, 1987, Item 616, pp. 235-257. 

63. United Methodist Men, Constitution and Bylaws, updated March 13, 1993 and on file with the 

Conference U.M.M. President and Treasurer. 

64. Westmar College - Actions relating to; IACJ, 1990, Daily Proceedings, p. 171. 

65. Workmen’s Compensation, IACJ, 1974, p. 376.9. 

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Table of Contents 


Section I 

District Council on Ministries ............................................. 163 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries ................................... 163 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry ............................. 165 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry ...................................... 166 

Commission on Status and Role of Women ................................. 168 

Commission in Ministry with Persons with Disabilities ......................... 169 

Section II 

Communications ...................................................... 170 

Commission on Archives and History ...................................... 171 

Age Level Advocacy Council ............................................. 172 

Rules of Order ........................................................ 173 

Section III 

Board of Laity ......................................................... 175 

Board of Ordained Ministry .............................................. 176 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns ................................. 178 

Section IV 

Board of Global Ministries ............................................... 179 

Board of Discipleship ................................................... 194 

Section V 

Board of Church and Society ............................................. 199 

Commission on Religion and Race ........................................ 202 

Total Board and Agency Administration ..................................... 203 

Section VI 

General Church Apportionment Funds ..................................... 206 

Episcopal Funds ....................................................... 208 

Cabinet Funds ........................................................ 210 

Council on Finance and Administration Funds ............................... 213 

Conference Board of Trustees Funds ...................................... 216 

Administration Ministries Funds ........................................... 217 

Annual Conference Administrative Budget .................................. 220 

Commission on Equitable Compensation Funds .............................. 222 

Other Funds .......................................................... 224 

Board of Pensions ..................................................... 225 

Budget and Apportioning Basis 

1999 and 2000 Apportioned Budgets ....................................... 234 

Apportioning Basis ..................................................... 235 

Reports to the Annual Conference 

Standing Committee on Clergy and Diaconal Minister Misconduct ................ 237 

Treasurer/Statistician’s Report ............................................ 249 

Laity Address ......................................................... 250 

Cabinet Address ....................................................... 252 

EDITOR’S NOTE: All who read the reports and action of the Iowa Annual Conference should 

understand the following: The Conference is a legal ecclesiastical institution of The United Methodist

REPORTS OF CONFERENCE ACTION 

Church, as prescribed in The Book of Discipline. The items listed in this section were approved by 

majority vote of the official members of the Annual Conference and may not necessarily reflect the 

viewpoint of every member and constituent of the United Methodist congregations in Iowa. 

A copy of the 1998 Pre-Conference Manual as amended and passed by the 1998 Annual 

Conference Session is on file in the office of the Director of the Conference Council on 

Ministries. 

In accordance with the Iowa Conference Rules of Order IX. G. the following report contains 

only the goals and budgets of each item unless otherwise specified by the Rules of Order or 

The Book of Discipline. 

Action on Biennial Resolutions adopted this year can be found in their entirety in the Daily 

Proceedings section of this Journal. 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION I 

101. District Council on Ministries 

District Council on Ministries 

Goal: The District Councils on Ministries are an integral part of the total Iowa Annual Conference 

support of local churches and mission agencies. Each District Council on Ministries has been 

requested to listen closely to local church and mission agency needs. They have written programs 

for their own implementation as well as informing conference level agencies of a variety of needs. 

1999 2000 

Budget $67,866 $70,089 

102. District Council on Ministries Leadership Development Fund 

Goal: The District Council on Ministries Leadership Development Fund is intended to provide financial 

support for districts which are ready to make cutting edge leadership development opportunities for 

local churches and district related mission agencies. The Cabinet will use this fund in consultation 

with their DCOM to offer high quality leadership events. 

1999 2000 

Budget $15,000 $15,000 

District Council on Ministries Budget Summary 

Total Program $ 82,866 $ 85,089 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries 

Essential Task: To provide Christian growth experiences where Jesus Christ can transform lives, 

persons can grow in Christian discipleship and leaders are developed to empower their local churches 

in the world. 

103. Campsite Program Support 

Goal: The Annual Conference will provide part of the support package for site directors and staff 

persons who provide the program and administrative leadership for the campsites owned by the 


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1999 2000 

Budget $ 224,196 $234,196 

104. Camps Maintenance and Improvements 

Goal: To care for and develop the investment of the Iowa Annual Conference in its camp and retreat 

properties. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 235,000 $ 240,000 

105. Camping Promotion and Marketing 

Goal: To promote and increase the number of participants in the Iowa Conference camping and 

retreat ministries. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 20,000 $ 22,680 

106. Camperships 

Goal: To provide an outreach to make possible participation in camping and retreat events for persons 

experiencing economic hardship. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 45,000 $ 45,000 

107. Camp Leadership Development 

Goal: To develop leadership skills and discover gifts of camping and retreat staff and volunteers by 

attending the National Camp Leaders’ Training event. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

108. A Vision for Changing Lives through Camps & Retreats (Prepared by Board of Camps 

and Extended Ministries assisted by Kaleidoscope, Inc., Consultants in Camp and Retreat 

Ministry for the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church) 

A. Quality Iowa United Methodist Camps and Retreats provide: 

1. Christian growth experiences, 

2. Through Christ-centered programming, 

3. For both church-related and unchurched persons... 

B. The Board of Camps and Extended Ministries recommends, approved by the Conference Council 

on Ministries: 

1. That the Iowa Annual Conference confirm “A VISION FOR CHANGING LIVES Through Camps 

and Retreats” and approve the implementation of the funding preparation process for Phase I. 

2. That the Iowa Annual Conference authorize the Board of Camps and Extended Ministries to 

name a task force to develop a finance and marketing plan for the implementation of Phase I to be 

presented to the Council on Finance and Administration for approval and recommendation to the 1999 

Annul Conference for final approval. Funding for the task force is to be determined by the Conference 

Council on Finance and Administration in consultation with the Conference Council on Ministries and 

the Board of Camps and Extended Ministries. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 0 $ 0 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries Summary


1999 2000 

Total Program $ 526,196 $ 543,876 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry 

Essential Task: To reaffirm and nurture the partnership between the Board of Higher Education and 

Campus Ministry and the schools and colleges affiliated with the Conference in order to promote the 

development of leaders who proclaim the gospel and transform the world. 

109. School of Religion–The University of Iowa 

Goal: To help assure the continuation of a comprehensive program of course offerings in religion to 

students at the University of Iowa by supporting the teaching of Reformation Studies. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 5,000 $ 5,000 

110. Student Forum and United Methodist Student Movement 

Goal: Six Iowa college students will attend the National Student Forum in 1999 and 2000 for the 

purpose of developing leadership for the United Methodist Church. Program provides financial support 

for Iowa United Methodist Student Movement and North Central Jurisdiction United Methodist Student 

Movement. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

111. Rust College 

Goal: To continue the historic relationship between Rust College and the Iowa Annual Conference 

through local church involvement. 

1999 2000 

Budget 0 0 

112. Iowa Colleges Related to the Iowa Conference 

Goal: To affirm the traditional Methodist belief that the church in partnership with its colleges can 

provide a value centered education which will promote the development of leaders who proclaim the 

gospel and transform the world. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 250,000 $ 250,000 

113. Community College Campus Ministry 

Goal: To establish local-level community college campus ministries at community college campuses 

throughout the state of Iowa. 

1999 2000 

Budget To BGM To BGM 

114. University Campus Ministry–Wesley Foundations 

Goal: To ensure an increasingly effective and vital campus ministry at Iowa State, University of 

Iowa, University of Northern Iowa and Drake University. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 385,626 $ 385,626 

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115. Capital Funds: Iowa Wesley Foundations 


Goal: The Wesley Foundation properties will be maintained, preserved and protected ensuring a safe, 

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structurally sound and accessible environment as we prepare to enter the 21 Century. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 35,000 $ 35,000 

116. Out of State Travel 

Goal: Student Forum – leadership development and Jurisdictional Steering Committee -- planning 

a conference 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry Budget Summary 

Total Program 1999 2000 

$ 679,626 $ 679,626 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry 

Essential Task: Perceived Need: Youth and young adults become clearer of their faith as early as 

possible. Accessibility of resources, models, programs, and rituals that equip local churches and help 

persons engage one another in spiritual, life-changing growth. Essential work or “Heart of the Matter”: 

Christ-centered relationships (If imaged anatomically, the heart of discipling is building Christ-centered 

relationships. The lungs are God, the “breath of life.” The heart’s aorta (its primary perspective) is 

people, rather than program. Resources, models, program, and rituals that support the God-work of 

making disciples are viewed and evaluated one person at a time. The two-way process from heart 

and lungs to body is human communication.) Desired Outcome: Thriving Christian discipleship. 

Preferred Future: A relevant church engaged in kingdom-building 

117. Child and Youth Protection Policy Training 

Goal: A) To train a cadre of ministry professionals, adult workers with youth, and adolescent leaders 

who will provide leadership at educational events regarding the development and implementation of 

safety and risk-reducing policies in conference, district and local settings 

B) To develop and implement (see 1999-2000 Youth Coordinator proposal) safety and risk-reducing 

policies and procedures (Child/Youth Protection Policy) specifically for persons who provide 

leadership in Iowa conference- and district -sponsored ministry settings. 

C) To provide specific educational events regarding safety and risk-reducing policies and procedures 

(Child/Youth Protection Policy) for ministry professionals, adult workers with youth, and adolescent 

leaders who provide leadership in Iowa conference- and district-sponsored ministry settings. 

D) To train district teams (ministry professionals, adult workers with youth, and adolescent leaders) 

to coach local church leaders as they develop, implement, and train for safety and risk-reducing 

policies. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,500 $ 1,000 

118. Conference World Wide Web Site for Young Persons 

Goal: A) To meet young persons where they are. 

B) To be intentional about promoting Christ-centered relationships.


C) To identify, support, and resource adolescent and young adult leaders. 

D) To provide a forum for witnessing and calling others to follow Christ. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 6,200 $ 7,000 

119. National Youth Ministry Organization (NYMO) and Jurisdictional Youth Ministry 

Organization (JYMO) Participation 

Goal: To represent Iowa United Methodist youth and adult workers with youth through responsible 

participation at the National Youth Ministry Organization (NYMO) Convocation in 1999 and the 

Jurisdictional Youth Ministry Organization (JYMO) in 2000. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,500 $ 1,500 

120. Youth Annual Conference (YAC) 

Goal: To provide an opportunity for committed youth and adult workers with youth to meet annually. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,800 $ 2,000 

121. Youth Coordinator 

Goal: A) To advocate and release the potential of adolescent leadership in the Iowa Conference. 

B) To strengthen ministry with youth in Iowa by providing someone who will network, resource, train, 

and encourage District Youth coordinators and adult workers with youth. 

C) To develop and implement specific safety and risk-reducing policies, procedures, and training for 

ministry professionals, adult workers with youth, and adolescent leaders who provide leadership in 

Iowa Conference- and district-sponsored ministry settings. 

D) To encourage youth to grow in their understanding of different ways people come to make personal 

decisions about faith in Jesus Christ, and provide effective training in faith-sharing and offering Christ 

to others. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 35,000 $ 35,100 

122. Youth Group Challenge 

Goal: A) To set a standard for youth fellowship groups in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

B) To demonstrate the implementation of the Essential Task of disciple-making as it relates specifically 

to adolescents and local churches. 

1999 2000 

Budget 0 0 

123. Youth Members at Annual Conference 

Goal: To encourage full participation of middle school/junior high/senior high youth (ages 12-18) in the 

Iowa Annual Conference Session in accordance with 30 The Book of Discipline (1996) and the Iowa 

Conference Rules of Order (V.G.1–p. 271 [1996]) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,800 $ 2,000 

124. Youth Service Fund 

Goal: A) To increase giving to, and support of, the Youth Service Fund (YSF) in the Iowa Annual 

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B) To award YSF grants to projects, programs, and initiatives that minister with youth both in and 

beyond the geographic boundaries of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

1999 2000 

Budget 0 0 

125. Youth Sunday 

Goal: To help youth develop leadership skills for worship and provide youth with an opportunity to give 

expression to their faith in a worship setting. 

1999 2000 

Budget 0 0 

Council on Youth Ministry Budget Summary 


$ 48,800 $ 48,600 

Commission on Status and Role of Women 

Essential Task: To serve as advocate, catalyst and monitor to challenge the Iowa Annual Conference 

to a continuing commitment to the full and equal responsibility and participation of women in the total 

life and mission of the church. 

126. Resourcing the Local Church commission on the Status and Role of Women 

(COSROW) 

Goal: To equip the local church COSROW chair and/or members with the resources and training 

needed in keeping with the Discipline 641, and to encourage increasing numbers of local churches 

to fill the position of local church COSROW chair, and to offer resources to local pastors and worship 

leaders. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 800 $ 800 

127. Commission on the Status and Role of Women (COSROW) Media Awareness 

Goal: To educate and inform United Methodists about issues important to women. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 0 $ 100 

128. Clergywomen’s Consultation 

Goal: To provide support to small local churches whose pastors would benefit from the upcoming 

Clergywomen’s Consultation (occurs every 4 years). 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 0 

129. Power and Sexual Abuse and Domestic Violence 

Goal: A) Invite Iowa Women in Ministry to help in education and advocacy around issues of power 

abuse.


B) Assist persons who have been victimized by power abuse in finding, claiming and exercising their 

authority, in order to resist power abuse. 

C) Offer assistance to the Board of Ordained Ministry as they develop education and helps for lay 

employees around the issues of sexual misconduct and other forms of power abuse. 

D) Assist the Board of Ordained Ministry in working on these issues. 

E) Educate and advocate around issues of domestic violence. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 500 

130. Advocacy and Monitoring of Participation of Women in Ministries of the Church 

Goal: To continue to engage in dialogue in the area of advocacy and encourage the full participation 

of women in the ministries of the church. 

1999 2000 


Commission on Status and Role of Women Budget Summary 


$ 1,800 $ 1,400 

Commission in Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 

Essential Task: Emphasizing that persons with disabilities bring unique and varied gifts and graces 

to the church, we seek wholeness in Christ’s church through promoting the full inclusion and 

participation of ALL persons. We strive to set all persons free from barriers, physical, mental, spiritual 

and psychological, which limit the full and meaningful understanding and expression of faith. 

131. Disabilities Advocacy 

This program is being consolidated from three previous accessibility programs - Enrichment 

Opportunities, Attitudes and Buildings: 

Goal: A) Assist all United Methodists to recognize their moral responsibility to ensure that all persons 

are included and enabled to participate in worship in Christ’s church; increase awareness and 

sensitivity to their needs, gifts and interests. 

B) Work toward architectural barrier free accessibility in all churches and church related meeting 

places. 

C) Be advocates of persons with disabilities and their families for their right of access to jobs, public 

transportation, adequate housing, education, insurance and recreation. 

D) Work cooperatively with other groups attempting to decrease the stigma often attached to persons 

with disabilities. 

E) Incorporate curriculum for the persons who are mentally handicapped as the needs exist within the 

congregation and/or community. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,500 $ 1,500 

Commission in Ministry with Persons with Disabilities Budget Summary 


$ 1,500 $ 1,500 

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LEGISLATIVE SECTION II 

Communications 


Essential Task: To provide a means of communication to members of the Iowa Annual Conference 

through United Methodist Life, the conference web site, and through other means required by 

circumstance; and to present a positive public image of the church and its ministries to the general 

public. 

201. Church Leaders’ Resources 

Goal: To communicate a summary of the actions of the Annual Conference to conference delegates 

and other Iowa United Methodists in a timely manner. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,500 $ 2,000 

202. Church News and Features 

Goal: To keep Iowa United Methodists informed of the progress, ministries and institutions of the 

conference; to tell the stories of how Iowa United Methodists are living their faith; to continue our effort 

with the conference computer manager to bring on-line to the conference web site those districts that 

have not already established a web page or web site; to encourage local churches to establish their 

own web pages; to prepare for the 2000 General and Jurisdictional Conferences; and to prepare for 

the change in bishops as the second quadrennium for Bishop Jordan comes to a close. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 76,950 $ 77,950 

203. Promotional Activities 

Goal: We expect to come into contact with at least 20,000 people in a relaxed and hospitable 

atmosphere via the conference’s display at the Iowa State Fair. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,500 $ 3,000 

204. Millennium Preparedness 

Goal: To be financially prepared to assist the conference in any observance it might decide upon to 

mark the end of one millennium and the beginning of another. 

Budget 1999 2000 

$ 1,000 $ 1,000 

205. Public Awareness Expansion 

Goal: To make more people aware that the United Methodist Life exists; to increase the number of 

persons subscribing to United Methodist Life, thus reducing the paper’s dependence on 

apportionments to pay for its production costs; and to provide access to information for every Iowa 

United Methodist. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 3,000 $ 3,000


Communications Budget Summary 


$ 84,950 $ 86,950 

Commission on Archives and History 

Essential Task: To preserve the history of the Conference, including local churches. 

206. Local Church Historian Workshops 

Goal: Local church historians will be better equipped to preserve local history. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 150 $ 250 

207. Administration of the Archival Center 

Goal: This item funds the Archives at Iowa Wesleyan, including a part-time archivist and a student 

helper. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 15,510 $ 15,815 

208. Annual Conference Display 

Goal: This booth at Annual Conference is to raise the awareness of people about our Commission 

and help them preserve historical items. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 125 $ 125 

209. Oral History 

Goal: Interviews with persons who have had a part in the church for many years provide more insight 

into what happened and why. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 0 $ 150 

210. The Historian Newsletter 

Goal: This small newsletter distributed at Annual Conference is to contain some significant information 

regarding the work of the Commission and information of relevance to local churches. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 300 $ 300 

211. Conference Center Historical Display 

Goal: To provide interesting and inspirational displays for visitors to the Conference Center which will 

help them know something of some aspects of our history. 

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1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 375 

Actual Expenditures 

212. Jurisdictional Archives and History Convocation 

Goal: This Convocation allows us to participate in and celebrate the connectional system, plus 

provides some practical exchange of ideas and encouragement. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,630 $ 400 


Goal: Provide for one person (usually the Archives and History Commission chair) to attend the 

North Central Jurisdiction Convocation in July. It also includes out-of-state travel most years. If more 

than one person attends, they are encouraged to carpool. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 0 $ 300 

Archives and History Budget Summary 


$ 18,215 $ 17,715 

Age Level Advocacy Council 

Essential Work: To be an advocacy council for children, adults, older adults and family. To see that 

all four groups have programs including them as they develop their programs. 

214. Age Level Council Advocacy Training Retreat 

Goal: This program helps us to train new members as they become a member of the Age Level 

Council. We have at least four new members each year and so need time to help them to become 

active members of the Council. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 200 $ 0 

215. Leadership Training Scholarship Aid 

Goal: To enable members of the Age Level Council to keep abreast of developing trends in children, 

adults, older adults and family ministries and relate them to their districts and local churches. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 500 

215b. 1999 International Year of Older Persons 

See Daily Proceedings this Journal for content of this biennial resolution. 

Age Level Council Budget Summary



$ 700 $ 500 

216. Report of the Administrative Restructuring Task Force 

This item was referred back to the task force for further consultation. Report to be returned 

to the 1999 Annual Conference Session. 

217. Iowa Annual Conference Administrative Committee Restructuring Task Force Report 

Implementation of this item is delayed until the 1999 Annual Conference adjourns. 

218. Rules of Order Committee Report to the 1998 Annual Conference 

1. Procedures for the Nomination and Election of Delegates to the 2000 General and 

Jurisdictional Conferences. 

A. Qualifications. 

1) The qualifications for clergy delegates are defined in The 1996 Book of Discipline, 

33. Qualifications for lay delegates are defined in 34. 

B. Nominating Process. 

1) To become a delegate a person must submit the nomination materials, as defined 

below, to the superintendent of the district to which the nominee relates by February 

1, 1999. The District Superintendent will confirm the eligibility of the nominee and send 

the nomination materials to the Conference Secretary. 

2) For those who do not submit material by February 1, the first election ballot at the 

Annual Conference shall serve as a nominating ballot. Any qualified person who 

receives at least twenty-five (25) write-in votes on that ballot shall be a nominee. 

3) Members of Conference are encouraged to continue a tradition of concern for 

inclusiveness in its elected delegation. Members of Conference are reminded that 

surveys and questionnaires are unable to reflect fully the qualifications of nominees 

and that nominees are not obligated to respond to such instruments. 

4) Nominees should consider carefully their own abilities to give the necessary time and 

effort to prepare carefully for and to participate fully in the conferences. 

C. Nomination Materials. 

1) The Conference Secretary shall prepare a nomination form and distribute it to all 

district offices. The form shall ask for: 

a. necessary personal data, 

b. a 150-word (maximum length) biographical sketch and statement of the nominee’s 

position on critical issues facing the church, 

c. a recent photo of the nominee, and 

d. the signature of the nominee. 

2) Persons nominated by write-in on the first ballot at Annual Conference shall complete 

the information form immediately upon being nominated. 

3) Nomination material received by February 1 shall be distributed by the Conference 

Secretary in pre-conference materials. Nomination materials for write-in nominees 

shall be distributed before the second ballot is taken. 

4) Nominees are to limit promotional material to the 150-word sketches distributed by the 

Conference Secretary. Further, because of stewardship issues, and in the interest of 

fairness for all nominees, mass mailings and other distribution of materials by 

nominees or their supporters is strongly discouraged. 

D. Balloting Procedures. 

1) The Conference Secretary shall coordinate the balloting process. 

2) All nominees shall be assigned numbers and all voting shall be by the assigned 

numbers, except write-in nominees on the first ballot may be by name. All write-in 

nominees shall be assigned numbers to be used for subsequent ballots. 

3) All voting must be on prepared ballots and must take place within the bar of the 


4) Ballots shall be considered void if they have been marked with too few or too many 

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selections; a ballot must contain only as many eligible names or numbers as there are 

delegates to be elected on that ballot. 

5) A printed report of each ballot shall contain the names and assigned numbers of those 

nominees who received at least twenty-five valid votes and the number of votes each 

received. 

6) The Bishop shall announce the results of each ballot and shall call immediately for 

another ballot, until all delegates and reserves have been elected; except that the 

second ballot shall not be called for until the nomination materials for the write-in 

nominees have been distributed. 

7) A majority of all valid ballots shall be necessary for an election. 

a. If more than the number to be elected at any one time receive a majority, those 

receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected. 

b. In case of a tie on this occasion, those nominees with tying votes shall be 

declared “not elected” and shall become the only names to be voted on in a 

following and separate ballot. 

8) Immediately following the election of the last Jurisdictional Conference delegate, one 

ballot will be taken to elect nine (9) reserve delegates. The nine (9) receiving the 

highest votes shall be declared elected in order of the total votes received. 

E. Delegation meetings. 

1) Following election of the General Conference Delegation, including the first three 

alternates, the delegation will meet to select leadership for the delegation, select 

Legislative Committee assignments, set times and format for future meetings and 

share information. 

2) Following election of the Jurisdictional Conference Delegation, including all alternates, 

the entire delegation will meet to elect two representatives to the North Central 

Jurisdictional Committee on the Episcopacy. set times and format for future meetings 

and share information. 

2. Guidelines for Petitions to the 2000 General Conference 

A. Petitions submitted for Annual Conference Approval. 

1) Persons or groups seeking Annual Conference endorsement for petitions must submit 

the petition to the Annual Conference Secretary by March 15, 1999. Petitions must 

originate or be sponsored by individuals or groups who are members of or related to 

the United Methodist Church in Iowa. 

2) Each petition must be typed, double-spaced and on a separate sheet of paper. 

3) Petitions should be checked for accuracy in spelling, terminology, punctuation and 

should be succinct, using as few words as possible. 

4) For Disciplinary material, indicate proposed additions by double underlining and 

proposed deletions by single underlining. 

5) After March 15, 1999, the Administrative Assistant will convene a meeting of the 

chairs of the following annual conference agencies to review the petitions for 

accuracy, duplication and compliance with Disciplinary guidelines: Board of Ordained 

Ministry, Church and Society, Global Ministries, Higher Education and Ministry, 

Discipleship. In addition, the Conference Council on Ministries Director and the Annual 

Conference Secretary will be included. The committee may refer the petitions to 

annual conference agencies for review but will not express an opinion on the subject 

nor change the substantive content of the petition. 

6) The petitions will be printed in their entirety in the Pre-Conference Manual. 

7) When the petitions are acted on by the Legislative Committee, they will be considered 

in their entirety and may not be amended. A majority vote is required for passage. 

They cannot be placed in the Consent Calendar. 

8) When the petitions are presented to the Annual Conference, they may not be 

amended. That body votes whether or not to concur with the action of the Legislative 

Committee rather than voting on the petition itself. 

9) Petitions endorsed by the Annual Conference are sent by the Annual Conference 

Secretary to the General Conference Petitions Secretary for inclusion in the Advance 

Edition of the Daily Christian Advocate.


10) Petitions not approved by the Annual Conference may be submitted by individuals or 

groups directly to the General Conference Petitions Secretary, probably by December 

of 1999. 

B. For instructions on how to submit petitions for which Annual Conference endorsement is 

not sought (or which were not endorsed by the Annual Conference) please refer to the 

1996 Book of Discipline, 507. 

3. Amend the Rules of Order (V.H, page 271, 1997 Journal), General and Jurisdictional 

Conference Elections, by adding: 

The second and third alternates elected to the General Conference shall be 

reimbursed by the Annual Conference at the same rate as those elected to General 

Conference. The second and third alternates elected to Jurisdictional Conference 

shall be reimbursed by the Annual Conference at the same rate as those elected to 

the Jurisdictional Conference. 

4. Amend the Rules of Order (V.I, page 271, 1997 Journal), Nomination of Person for Office 

of Bishop, by replacing the present paragraphs with: 

The clergy members elected to the General Conference delegation shall constitute the 

ballot from which all voting members of the annual conference shall choose the 

conference’s nominee for the episcopacy. This vote shall be taken at the Annual 

Conference, in the session immediately prior to the next session of the Jurisdictional 

or Central Conference (Par. 406.1). 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION III 


Essential Work: To inspire and validate the ministry of the laity; to develop conference, district and 

local leadership; to train, nurture and enable laity to make disciples for Christ. 

301. Conflict Ministry (also a program under Board of Ordained Ministry) 

Goal: Teams of lay and clergy professionals help churches deal effectively with conflict. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

302. Lay Leadership Development - School for Lay Ministry 

Goal: A) To strengthen and equip the laity for mutual (shared) ministry 

B) To develop a pool of trained lay missioners to meet needs of local congregations when 

ordained clergy are unavailable 

C) To make a transforming impact on ministry needs of the Iowa Annual Conference into 

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the 21 century. 

(Additional goals are listed in the Course Description for School for Lay Ministry.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 6,560 $ 7,400 

303. Continuing Education for Laity 

Goal: To affirm laity who are desirous of pursuing additional training/education in those areas that will 

enable them to be more effective leaders in the many avenues of lay ministry. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 4,420 $ 3,817 

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304. Team Concept: Laity/Clergy in Ministry 


Goal One: To develop a team concept of laity and clergy in ministry: District Superintendents with 

District Lay Leaders; clergy with lay leader in local churches 

Communication 

Goal Two: A) Affirm and highlight vital lay ministries 

B) Assist in the expanding of successful lay ministries 

C) Affirm our United Methodist connection 

Lay Speaking Ministry Program 

Goal Three: A)To develop continuity in the Lay Speaking Program across the Annual Conference. 

B) To establish a degree of conference-wide uniformity (not to stifle creativity) 

C) To raise awareness of the program’s being more than just preaching; targeting youth and ethnic 

congregations. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,367 $ 3,247 

305. Out of Conference Travel 

Goal: Biennial training event for Conference Directors of Lay Speaking program 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,213 $ 653 

Board of Laity Budget Summary 


$ 16,560 $ 17,117 

Board of Ordained Ministry 

Essential Work: The Board of Ordained Ministry enlists and recruits persons for ordained ministry, 

mentors these persons in the educational process, examines them as to their fitness for ministry and 

recommends them to the clergy session for membership in the Iowa Annual Conference. The Board 

of Ordained Ministry also interviews clergy members and makes recommendations concerning 

changes in their effective relation to the Annual Conference. 

306. Conflict Ministry Program 

Goal: Teams of lay and clergy professionals help churches deal effectively with conflict. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

307. Clergy Session Printing 

Goal: To print clergy session document required by The Book of Discipline and requested by the 

Bishop.


1999 2000 

Budget To Administration 

308. Interviewing Program 

Goal: To interview and carefully evaluate candidates for membership in the Iowa Annual Conference 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 7,000 $ 7,000 

309. Annual Conference Orientation for Professionals in Ministry 

Goal: To provide an orientation for persons new to ministry in the Iowa Annual Conference by 

providing information about Conference programs and personnel. 

1999 2000 

Budget To MEF To MEF 

310. Team Ministry Workshop 

Goal: Strengthen staffs of ministry professionals. 

1999 2000 


311. New Ministry Professional Teams 

Goal: To enable new teams to work effectively in the local church. Help new teams begin their 

ministry together with a common understanding of their relationship and task. 

1999 2000 


312. Ordinands’ Gifts 

Goal: A) To recognize and support newly-ordained elders, deacons, and associate members. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 750 $ 750 

313. Retirement Ceremony 

Goal: To recognize those who are retiring. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 300 $ 300 

314. Five Year Review for Clergy 

Goal: After professionals in ministry have served five years, bring them together to review and assess 

their ministries. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 0 $ 250 

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315. District Committee Training 


Goal: To train district committees on ordained ministry to better understand responsibilities for 

enlistment, interviewing and supervision. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 800 $ 400 

316. Personal, Professional, Spiritual Growth of Clergy 

Goal: 1. Provide for the regular meetings of ordained elders. 2. Assist in plans for individual study 

and retreat experiences. 3. Develop a bond of unity and common commitment to the mission and 

ministry of the UM Church. 4. Enable the creation of relationships that allow mutual support and trust. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 4,000 $ 4,000 

317. Order of Deacons - Annual Gathering 

Goal: Bring ordained deacons together to accomplish the work of the Order 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,600 $ 2,600 

318. Interim Ministry 

Goal: Have teams of persons with specialized training available to serve in settings where interim 

pastoral leadership is required. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 3,000 $ 3,000 

Board of Ordained Ministry Budget Summary 


$ 20, 450 $ 20,300 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns 

Essential Work: To interpret, advocate, and work for the unity of the Christian Church in every aspect 

of the life of the conference and its churches, and to encourage dialogue and cooperation with persons 

of other living faiths. The Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church, 1996 639.4.a. 

319. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, Inc. 

Goal: To help Iowa United Methodist Christians experience more fully their oneness in Jesus Christ 

with other member denominations of Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, Inc. (EMI) and to witness to that 

oneness. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 60,000 $ 60,000


320. Local Church, District, and Conference Awareness 

Goal: A) To challenge individuals to be active ecumenically. 

B) To publicize ecumenical events, especially those of Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa. 

C) To inform people of the work of the broader ecumenical entities, for example, The National Council 

of Churches and the World Council of Churches. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 700 $ 700 

321. Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Leadership Development 

Goal: To be an informed Commission about ecumenical opportunities; to be an informed Commission 

about other Christian communions and other living faiths. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 250 $ 250 

322. Consultation on Church Union (COCU) 

Goal: To help implement and to affirm the “covenant” United Methodist Christians of the Iowa Annual 

Conference have made or are considering making with the eight other denominational members of 

COCU, as approved by the General Conference. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 150 $ 150 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Budget Summary 


$ 61,100 $ 61,100 

323. Christian Behavior Toward Gay and Lesbian Persons (1998) 



Orientation 


325. Affirm Jesus Christ as Son of God, Savior, and Lord 

This resolution was referred to CCOM for study of the issue of being a confessing church. 

326. Support the Council of Bishops’ Pastoral Statement 


LEGISLATIVE SECTION IV 


Essential Work: Leadership development of district representatives and division chairs for missional 

outreach. 

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Developing the Church in Mission 

Every church grows in mission is our objective. 

Mission does not just describe what we do but describes who we are. Mission describes a people 

who live both in and for the world, while at the same time seeking transformation of that world through 

ministry and witness. Mission lies at the heart of being church. Working to the end that every local 

church reaches out in mission, the Board of Global Ministries seeks to connect churches to the core 

definition of being a church for their vitality and for the vitality of God’s world. We remind ourselves, 

“A church in mission is a healthy church; a healthy church is in mission.” 

Board of Global Ministries Strategy 

Through awarding grants, leadership training and recognition, and through motivational incentives, the 

Board of Global Ministries seeks to expand the number and intensity of churches in mission in the 

Iowa Annual Conference as well as expanding the mission of the Annual Conference as a whole. 

Priority for the Board of Global Ministries 

As the Board goes about its work, unchurched children’s ministries get lifted up as the top priority for 

ministry and funding. 

Vision Indicators for Quadrennium 

The following three statements indicate the Board of Global Ministries’ emphasis for the next four 

years. These statements do not mandate action on behalf of local churches but instead give focus 

to the Board of Global Ministries’ work in developing churches in mission across the conference. 

These statements reveal the standard by which the Board of Global Ministries seeks to keep itself 

accountable. 

The Board of Global Ministries works toward the day: 

C Shalom initiative has been established in each district 

C every local church will have a ministry to reach unchurched children 

C new churches continue to be started, so that the membership of the Annual Conference will reflect 

the diversity of the state, in terms of age, social economics and racial diversity. 

Core Values for the Board 

The Board of Global Ministries seeks to align its work to the following three values: 

C We affirm God gives unmerited love to all, and we want to share that gift with all of creation. 

C We listen to God’s leading, to the local church, to all of God’s world; and we respond creatively, 

willing to risk new things. 

C We are called to share God’s gifts wisely to create a more just world. 

Board of Global Ministries Funding Guidelines 

In awarding grant money to local churches and agencies, the Board of Global Ministries has adopted 

the following policy guidelines: 

C Grantee submits a plan moving the program toward self-sufficiency. 

C An agency grantee demonstrates connection with a local church or local church ministry. This 

includes having an active Board of Directors which involves United Methodist members. A local 

church grantee demonstrates concrete missional concern. 

Grantee demonstrates ability to further the aim of making disciples in order to transform the world. 

Parish Development 

401. Develop Ministries with Children in Poverty and at Risk 

Goal: This provides funding for the initiation of programs with children, with emphasis on unchurched 

children, by local churches.


1999 2000 

Budget $130,000 $130,000 

402. Church Extension 

Goal: The mission of the United Methodist Church (The Book of Discipline p. 114) and the mission 

of the Iowa Annual Conference is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. The mission shall be faithfully 

implemented in this program. This funding helps meet our goal of two new churches a year and one 

new ethnic ministry a year. 

The funds will be used as grants for establishing new churches, supporting recently-started churches, 

and for general church extension as determined by the Parish Development Committee and the Board 

of Global Ministries. This program and these funds are the annual budget used to provide specific 

amounts to new church starts, with a certain budgeted amount each year for 3-5 years with a 

completed total per church of no more than $200,000 

1999 2000 

Budget $392,000 $394,000 

403. Mission Church Assistance 

District 1999 2000 

Cedar Rapids 

Clover Ridge $ 9,000 

Iowa City, Korean $ 20,000 $ 20,000 

Des Moines 

Des Moines, Burns $ 10,000 $ 10,000 

Oakwood $ 7,000 

Des Moines, Korean $ 10,000 $ 15,000 

Des Moines, Trinity $ 10,000 $ 10,000 

Dubuque 

E. Dubuque, Wesley $ 8,000 $ 6,600 

Step-Out-In-Faith $ 15,000 $ 15,000 

Lamont, Grace $ 8,000 $ 7,000 

Fort Dodge 

Ames, Korean $ 18,000 $ 18,000 

Muscatine 

Muscatine, St. Paul’s $ 20,000 $ 20,000 

Ottumwa 

Faith Parish $ 14,000 $ 14,000 

Pella $ 17,000 $ 15,000 

Youth Evangelism Team $ 3,500 $ 3,500 

Ottumwa, Wesley $ 4,000 

Sioux City 

Sioux City, Korean Grace $ 8,500 $ 8,500 

Sioux City, St. James $ 1,560 $ 1,560 

Waterloo 

Marshalltown, Morrow Chapel $ 500 

Emerging Ministries 

Grants available $ 76,940 $ 98,840 

TOTAL $261,000 $263,000 

Funding Guidelines 

See Board of Global Ministries Funding Guidelines listed above, also: 

C A “Mission Church” is one that has a unique mission opportunity, has clearly stated a vision for that 

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ministry, has a long range plan for continually developing this ministry, and has a clear need for 

connectional financial support as a mission church to accomplish this revitalization ministry. 

C Mission Church Assistance (MCA) is not meant for building improvements, but for program and/or 

salary support. MCA is not meant to simply sustain what already is happening in the local church 

but is meant for revitalization of the local church that now sees itself and defines itself as a “Mission 

Church.” 

C It is to be understood that MCA is a funding source but not the primary funding source for “Mission 

Churches.” Local church stewardship must be an integral part in developing ownership for 

revitalization ministries. Mission Churches cannot develop a dependency upon MCA as their only 

funding source. Grants will be set up on a decreasing scale with the goal being that no Mission 

Church receive MCA for more than five years. 

C MCA will be a part of the two year budget of the Annual Conference. Applications for funding will 

be submitted through the Coordinated Funding packet and process. 

1999 2000 

Budget $261,000 $263,000 

404. Pastors of New Churches Academy 

Goal: This program develops a process for the selecting, training and mentoring of pastors. 

It equips pastors with both knowledge and skills that will move them toward successful church starts, 

prepares pastors for a variety of start-up situations, and partners with the cabinet with their 

recommendations on matching these people to a given start situation. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 6,000 $ 6,000 

405. United Methodist Builders 

Goal: Participants in the Builders’ Call respond with gifts twice a year to help a designated church 

with a building project. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 6,800 $ 7,500 

406. Guidelines for Church Extension and Revitalization (Standing Item) 

Editor's Note: This is an updated version of the Guidelines for Church Extension and Revitalization 

first approved by the 1990 Iowa Annual Conference Session as they were amended by the 1992, 1994 

and 1996 Annual Conferences. They have been revised to reflect new funding policies for new church 

development. The Parish Development Committee recommends the Guidelines be approved and 

become a Standing Item replacing the current Guidelines document. 

A. From the 1996 Book of Discipline. 

263.1 “A new local church or mission shall be established only with the consent of the bishop 

in charge and cabinet and with due consideration of the conference Board of Global Ministries' 

programs of home missions and church extension (if any, see 631). The bishop shall designate 

the district within whose bounds the church shall be organized. The district superintendent of 

that district shall be the agent in charge of the project and shall recommend to the district Board 

of Church Location and Building (2518) the site for the proposed new congregation, or shall 

recommend to the Board of Trustees of a selected local church that they share their facility with 

the proposed congregation. If there is a city or district missionary organization, that body shall 

also be asked to approve this site (631.5j).” 

B. A Mission Church is a congregation that has been designated by the Board of Global Ministries 

and the Cabinet as a congregation that for missional purposes may be assisted by resources


of the Annual Conference to fulfill their vision for ministry. A Mission Church could be: 

1. A newly-formed congregation. 

2. A church experiencing unusual missional opportunities. 

The Mission Churches shall be reviewed annually by the Board of Global Ministries and the 

Cabinet to monitor progress toward reaching their vision/mission. The general goal, where 

possible, is for each mission church to become financially self-supporting. We recognize that 

ethnic mission churches may require a longer term financial commitment. 

The Pastoral Support shall be set at a level deemed, in the judgment of the Cabinet, to be 

commensurate with the experience required of the appointment. Pastoral Support may be 

supplemented, if warranted, from one or more of the following sources: 

1. Conference Equitable Compensation Funds; 

2. Conference Mission Church Assistance; 

3. Conference Church Extension Funds; 

4. General Church Salary Supplement Funds. 

Housing costs and direct billing for health insurance and pensions for the pastor shall be fully 

covered in budget projections and where warranted, may be supplemented from the sources 

identified in this document. 

All Mission Churches, except new congregations, will be apportioned each year at the full 100% 

fair share level. Every Mission Church is expected to develop as a mission-sending church even 

while it is identified as a mission-receiving church. 

A Mission Church may request to be designated as a Conference Advance Special. This begins 

with an application to the Mission Education Standing Committee and must be approved by the 

Conference Board of Global Ministries. 

C. The Conference Board of Global Ministries and the Parish Development Standing Committee 

shall coordinate the funding of Church Extension and Revitalization projects in the conference. 

The Board of Global Ministries treasurer shall coordinate applications for projects and shall 

consult with chairs of Institutional Ministries, Parish Development, and Equitable Compensation. 

All decisions on applications will be made by the appropriate committees in consultation with 

local church leaders, District Superintendents, District boards of Church Location and Building, 

District Parish Development Committees, the Conference Board of Trustees, the Conference 

Council on Ministries, and the Bishop. 

D. The following will be the general guidelines for Church Extension and Revitalization: 

1. Each District Superintendent, in consultation with his/her district Parish Development 

Committee and district Board of Church Location and Building, shall project all needs relating 

to developing new congregations and revitalizing congregations in his/her district for a period 

of not less than five years which is reviewed and updated annually. The District 

Superintendent's other responsibilities in developing new congregations are defined in The 

1996 Book of Discipline, 263. 

2. No new congregation shall be funded and no new church building or site shall receive 

support from the Conference until such project has received the approval of the district 

committee of Church Location and Building and the district Parish Development Committee. 

The original funding proposal must be approved by the Conference Parish Development 

Committee, and shall continue in a consultative and supportive relationship to the new 

congregation during its early formative years. The funding proposal must be submitted with 

a missional design proposal and must have a projection for its first three years. (A new 

Church Start-Up Budget Sheet and assessment tools are available from the Conference 

Office and GBGM.) 

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3. The conference Board of Global Ministries upon recommendation of the Cabinet and Parish 

Development Committee may provide grant support to a new congregation or a revitalized 

congregation for capital investment in land or building by a United Methodist Builders Call. 

4. The Rotating Loan Fund administered by the Conference Board of Global Ministries Parish 

Development Committee may be used to supplement Church Extension grants. For new 

congregations, the loan shall be interest free for the three years, and then assessing one-half 

the going rate in the fourth year and advancing 1% per year until the current rate is reached. 

For established congregations, the interest on the loan shall be the regular rate established 

by the conference Board of Global Ministries unless other provisions are approved by the 

Parish Development Committee and Board of Global Ministries. 

5. The Iowa Annual Conference will follow the guidelines established in 263 from the 1996 

Discipline. It is recommended that new congregations be constituted when their mission 

design potential is reached as defined in the funding proposal in consultation with the District 

Superintendent and cabinet. After a new congregation is constituted by an initial Charge 

Conference, the congregation shall submit the required reports for the "Statistical Record and 

Summaries" printed in the Journal of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

6. The formula used to apportion the Conference Budget to the churches of the Conference 

shall be the four year average of local church operating expenses (excluding utilities), 

program expenses and pastoral support. All grants, loans and advance special income given 

to mission congregations will be exempt from determining their fair share apportionments. 

The actual church apportionment is limited to a maximum 10% increase in 1999 and following 

years 

7. A new church will pay with the initial appointment 100% of direct billing for pensions and 

health insurance. 

8. If the Conference Parish Development Committee, District Parish Development Committee 

and District Committee of Church Location and Building agree that the purchase of land is 

advisable before a new congregation is established, the land may be purchased and held for 

future development. The Conference Board of Trustees shall hold title to the property until 

such time as a new congregation is constituted/chartered for that site. The new congregation 

shall purchase the land on contract from the Annual Conference with the value of the land 

being that at the time the land was purchased by the Conference. The new congregation 

shall negotiate the amount of the down payment with the Parish Development Committee. 

9. Insofar as the Conference's financial resources allow, funding for a new church development 

shall be as follows: 

a. Each new church start will receive no more than $200,000 total for start-up costs for 

salary, benefits, and program over a 3-5 year period. The exact total allotted will be 

determined according to the vision and mission of the new church. No parsonages or 

first units will be purchased with start-up funds. Start-up funds could include housing 

allowances. This would not preclude additional assistance for the purchase of land, 

parsonages or church facilities from other grant or loan sources or UM Builders calls. 

b. Proposed building unit must have the approval of the district Board of Church Location 

and Building and the conference Parish Development Committee. (A good guideline to 

use in determining a building's feasibility is the 4/3 plan: the cost of the building is divided 

by 1/3 cash available, 1/3 pledges already in hand, and 1/3 assumed as a loan. The 

fourth 1/3 is that annual debt payment must not be larger than 1/3 of the church’s total 

annual income.) 

c. Volunteer labor may be available through the Volunteer In Mission Work Team program. 

New congregations are encouraged to seek this service for their building projects. 

10. Revitalization is defined as the process of an existing church becoming a fully developed and 

intentionally missional congregation. A revitalization process enables a congregation to 

recognize its foundation in Jesus Christ, develop a mission design, and implement 

appropriate ministries within the church and community, and participate in the world-wide 

mission of the Church. This process of rediscovery may lead to relocation, merger, new 

ministries, facility repairs or additions, renewed spiritual vitality, stewardship growth, and/or 

leadership development.


The Parish Development Committee shall evaluate congregational revitalization projects 

using the definition of revitalization along with the congregation's demonstrated commitment 

to church growth. The church growth may be in membership, spiritual development and 

outreach to the community. The congregation through supporting data and a written design 

must show potential for church growth and define how resources from the Conference can 

enhance that growth. A congregation seeking revitalization support from the Conference 

must develop specific goals and strategies to realize revitalization and must have an 

identifiable target audience that will benefit from the proposed program or project. 

a. Funding for capital improvements can come from Builders Call and/or Volunteer In 

Mission Work Teams. 

b. If the revitalization project includes new church staff, a grant may include complete 

support for the first year with the congregation assuming a larger share of the cost each 

succeeding year as negotiated. Funding for new church staff can come from a variety 

of sources; however, the primary funding source for new staff will be Parish 

Development Committee, Mission Church Assistance funds. 

c. If the revitalization project is a new program or a new parish ministry model, a grant may 

include complete support for the first year with the congregation assuming a larger share 

of the cost each succeeding year as negotiated. Funding for program development can 

come from a variety of sources; however, Mission Church Assistance, and/or 

Institutional Ministries are the primary funding sources for new parish ministry models. 

d. The Board of Global Ministries treasurer will receive and direct applications for grants 

or loans from funds administered by the various conference agencies, the General Board 

of Global Ministries, and the United Methodist Development Fund. Consultation with 

appropriate leadership on the local, conference, and national levels will occur. The 

treasurer will refer inquiries about other fund sources to the appropriate agency. 

1. Some sources of grants, donations or gifts: 

a. Conference Advance Specials 

b. Conference Board of Trustees Abandoned Church Fund 

c. Conference Board of Trustees Priscilla Fund 

d. Conference BOGM Bequest Fund 

e. Conference BOGM Ethnic Minority Local Church Grant Fund 

f. Conference BOGM Mission Church Assistance Fund 

g. Conference Equitable Compensation Fund 

h. Church Extension Fund 

I. Gift Fund 

j. District apportionments and goals or askings 

k. Institutional Ministries grant funds 

l. Local church foundations/bequests/investment funds 

m. Local churches and their organizations, classes, groups 

n. General Board of Global Ministries Church Extension Funds 

o. Revitalization Funds: Parish Development 

p. VIM work teams 

q. United Methodist Builders 

r. Endowment funds allocated by Parish Development. 

2. Some sources of loans: 

a. Commercial financial institutions 

b. Conference Board of Trustees Priscilla Fund 

c. Rotating Loan Fund 

d. Local church foundations/investment funds 

e. General Board of Global Ministries Loan Fund 

f. National Division United Methodist Development Fund 

g. United Methodist Ministers' Service Credit Union 

3. The Board of Global Ministries financial secretary will continue to update and monitor 

priority project lists and seek to relate projects to funds available from these sources. 

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407. Joint Strategy for New Church Development and Parish Revitalization (Standing Item) 

INTRODUCTION 

A spirit of cooperation and shared vision regarding the development and revitalization of 

congregations continues to emerge in the Iowa Annual Conference. The Cabinet and the Parish 

Development Committee joined hands to develop a coordinated strategy for the starting of new 

congregations and the revitalization of existing congregations. This document outlines that emerging 

strategy and sets it in a missional context. 

We celebrate starting fifteen new congregations (one serves an African-American population), 

supporting dozens of revitalization programs and four new ethnic ministries of presence. The new 

congregations alone have 1,300 members and a combined average worship attendance of 1,246. The 

majority of those participating were previously unchurched. Through the addition of new programs, 

new staff and new facilities, similar results are being realized through our revitalization efforts. In 1990, 

for the first time in 20 years or more, two of our districts showed a new increase in membership. In 

1996, the Iowa Conference had a net increase of membership, the only conference in our jurisdiction 

to demonstrate membership growth. Conference-wide our worship attendance is increasing. Persons 

are coming to Christ and being challenged to become responsible disciples. 

Now is the time to continue our momentum and not shrink from the mission and opportunity which God 

has given us. 

DEFINITIONS 

The vision of parish development is for every congregation to develop as a Mission Church. This 

includes the planting of new churches or ministries and the revitalization of existing congregations. In 

all cases, the emphasis is on strengthening congregations and the gathering of previously 

unchurched people for the purpose of worship, Christian formation and mission. 

New church development is the process by which a district and the Annual Conference identify an 

unchurched population, select a target site, appoint a pastor, and initiate a new ministry. New church 

development may be accomplished by surveying a geographical area, parenting by an existing church, 

developing home churches, telemarketing and/or other models. The planting process enables a new 

congregation to recognize its foundation in Jesus Christ, develop a mission design, implement 

appropriate ministries within the congregation and community, and participate in world-wide mission 

of the church. 

Revitalization of existing congregations is a function of spiritual vitality, clarity of purpose and renewed 

missional outreach. Many of our churches need to be relocated, merged, realigned, repaired, 

redeveloped, both spiritually and physically, to assure maximum spiritual growth, adequate financial 

resources, effective pastoral leadership, and a vital program ministry to every community in Iowa. 

Revitalization will provide more effective congregations strategically located where population shifts 

have occurred or ministry opportunity exists, and makes us better stewards of funds, existing facilities, 

and human resources. Revitalization opportunities exist 

in rural churches in transition, churches facing unusual opportunities for mission, relocations, inner city 

churches, and new and experimental ministries. 

OUR VISION 

A vision is an image or picture of a preferred future. It is specific, compelling and forward-looking. It 

is ultimately a gift from God, discerned by the Body of Christ. 

Based on our past experience and grounded in the current missional opportunity, we offer the following 

specific "pictures" of our future to the broader annual conference community. As an Annual 

Conference, we would: 

A. Plant at least two new congregations per year within the Iowa Annual Conference; 

B. Begin at least one new ethnic ministry or congregation each year;


C. Initiate at least one new satellite ministry of presence or congregation in each district per year, 

with particular attention to small towns, fringe communities/populations and mobile home parks; and 

D. Through consultation with Conference Field Staff and District Superintendents, encourage every 

existing congregation to become mission centers through revitalized worship, outreach and nurture 

to the unchurched. 

STRATEGIES 

It is difficult to translate a vision into current reality without some specific planning, funding and 

implementation strategies. Our specific recommendations include: 

A. The Conference Council on Ministries coordinate a conference-wide demographic study, updated 

every four years, for the purpose of (1) identifying potential sites for new congregations/ministries and 

(2) providing existing congregations with data to enable their revitalization and outreach. 

B. Each district superintendent, in consultation with appropriate district leadership, develop a 

strategic plan outlining new congregation/ministry and revitalization opportunities for his/her district 

for the next five years. The plans would be shared and discussed with the entire Cabinet and Parish 

Development Committee in an annual "retreat" designated for this purpose. The plans would be 

updated annually. The Parish Development Committee would assist in the coordination of district 

plans, especially as they relate to the findings of the demographic study and conference funding 

capabilities. 

C. The Cabinet develop an ongoing process for identifying and assessing new church start and 

revitalization pastors (ordained and local pastors, full-time and less than full-time). Similarly, the 

Cabinet develop an academy for training such pastors. 

Further, the Cabinet develop an ongoing training process for district superintendents focusing on 

congregational development and revitalization, and urge selection of new district superintendents who 

will give leadership to new congregational development and revitalization. 

D. Districts are encouraged to raise funds for congregational development and revitalization 

projects. This can be accomplished in at least two ways. First, develop a district fundraising strategy 

such as a Church Planters network in consultation with Conference Council on Finance and 

Administration. Second, 653.4 of the 1996 Book of Discipline gives permission to district 

conferences to incorporate as a District Union, “under the laws of the state in which it is licensed to 

hold and administer real and personal property, receive and administer church extension funds for use 

within the district...” The specific need, methodologies and timing will vary from district to district. 

E. Each new church start will receive no more than $200,000 total from the churchextension fund 

for start-up costs for salary, benefits, and program over a 3-5 year period. The exact total allotted will 

be determined according to the vision and mission of the new church. No parsonages or first units 

will be purchased with start-up funds. Startup funds could include housing allowances. This would not 

preclude additional assistance for the purchase of land, parsonages or church facilities from other 

sources or UM Builders calls. 

F. The Parish Development Standing Committee in conjunction with the Iowa United Methodist 

Communications office will develop a plan to share the story of church revitalization and new church 

starts with the United Methodists of Iowa. Ideas for this process of communication include the 

following: a highlight on the conference web page , monthly articles in The United Methodist Life, 

quarterly inserts for District Newsletters, and a brochure sharing what our apportionment dollars are 

doing in this area. The goal of this communication plan would be to share how our partnership is 

moving us towards our vision. 

CONCLUSION 

The 1996 Book of Discipline specifies in paragraph 263.1 that a new local church shall be 

established only with the consent of the Bishop and the Cabinet. However, this can not be 

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accomplished without a strong partnership with the Conference Board of Global Ministries. This 

partnership is outlined in paragraphs 263 and 631.5. Our Conference Rules of Order provide for a 

Parish Development Standing Committee of the Conference Board of Global Ministries. The Parish 

Development Committee is the primary avenue through which the conference coordinates and funds 

our new church development efforts and revitalization projects. 

Our past experience and our current missional opportunity are teaching us that the most effective 

evangelistic strategy today to reach the unchurched is by planting new churches and developing new 

ministries of outreach. We further believe that existing congregations need to catch a new vision for 

growth and revitalization. Our belief is not simply a conviction or a neatly packaged vision, but a 

determination to collectively fulfill our vision and make it a living reality. 

Developed and Approved By Cabinet, Congregational Development Division, Parish Ministries 

Division - January, 1994. Revised 1996. Revised 1998. 

Community and Institutional Ministries 

408. Shalom Initiative and Emerging Ministries 

Goal: In order to initiate and nurture Shalom zones throughout the conference, the Board of Global 

Ministries will provide training and seed-money grants to churches developing Shalom ministries. 

Definition of Shalom 

...a mission field. It is the visible witness of the gospel of Jesus Christ in the midst of humanity. 

...transformation. It moves from charity to justice. 

...rooted in self-determination. It ensures community participation in all decision-making. 

...based on strategic planning. It is developed for the community by the community. 

...releasing local resources. It builds self-sustaining community economic development. 

...generating new models of development. It tests programs that can be replicated in other 

communities. 

...empowered by local congregations. It is supported by the church with resources, volunteers, 

appointments, gifts and prayers. 

A Shalom Zone is a defined geographic area within the community (of Shalom) in which churches 

work toward systemic change by collaborating with community organizations and community 

residents to develop economic prosperity, eliminate racism, coordinate community resources, 

empower community leaders and residents to plan for their community’s future, and proclaim the 

Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

1999 2000 

Budget $100,000 $100,000 

409. Connectional Agency Mission Support (CAMS) 

Goal: Connectional Agency Mission Support provides financial support for mission agencies of the 

Iowa Annual Conference which are deemed worthy and needful. 

District Agency 1999 2000 

Des Moines 

Des Moines Board of Mission & Justice $24,000 $19,400 

Hawthorn Hill $43,200 $38,800 

Children’s and Family Ministries $20,200 $21,300 

Pre-Trial Release $26,400 $29,100 

Bidwell Riverside $7,200 $9,700


Fort Dodge 

Urban Visions - Fort Dodge $24,000 $24,200 

Muscatine 

Ministry and Justice, Quad Cities $3,600 $3,700 

Hispanic Tutoring Ministry $4,800 $5,800 

Sioux City 

Hispanic Ministries $2,500 $5,000 

Spencer 

Southeast Asian Christian Ministry $3,800 $3,900 

Waterloo 

Waterloo Urban Ministry $24,000 $24,200 

Black Community Enabler $17,300 $17,400 

Afro. American Com. Broadcasting $1,000 $1,000 

Meskwaki Settlement Ministry $5,800 $6,800 

Emerging Ministries 

Emerging Hispanic Ministries $43,200 $43,600 

Grants available $0 $100 

TOTAL $251,000 $254,000 

Funding Guidelines 

See Board of Global Ministries Funding Guidelines listed above, also: 

C Connectional Agency Mission Support (CAMS) will be a source of funding for agencies of the Iowa 

Annual Conference as they strengthen and enhance the ministry and mission of the church in urban 

and town and country settings. These agencies provide opportunities for congregations to be 

involved in mission outreach and transforming the community and world by working with persons 

of every age level and in all communities. Each agency is expected to use a long-range planning 

process to continually develop their unique vision for ministry. CAMS will not be a funding source 

simply to keep the doors open. 

C CAMS is a funding source but is not to be the only funding source for agencies. Agencies cannot 

develop dependency upon CAMS as their only funding source. 

C CAMS will be a part of the two-year budget of the Annual Conference. Applications for funding will 

be submitted through the Coordinated Funding Packet and follow the process outlined in that 

packet. 

GUIDELINES FOR APPROVING CONFERENCE ADVANCE SPECIALS (5/98) 

I. Definition 

A Conference Advance Special is a project located within the Iowa Annual Conference which is 

directly related to the Iowa Conference Board of Global Ministries and which maintains at least two 

United Methodist representatives on its governing board, one of which shall be a member of the Iowa 

Conference Board of Global Ministries or one of its standing committees. 

II. Guidelines for eligibility 

A. Projects shall conform with the Disciplinary provisions for Conference Advance Specials as 

found in paragraphs 627 and 814 of the 1996 Book of Discipline. 

B. Projects seeking approval as Conference Advance Specials shall be located within the 

bounds of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

C. To be considered as a Conference Advance Special, projects shall have a direct, on-going 

relationship with the Iowa Conference Board of Global Ministries. Direct, on-going relationship 

is defined as a project being administered, supervised or monitored by the Iowa Conference 

Board of Global Ministries and maintaining two United Methodist representatives on the 

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project’s governing board, one of which is a member of the Iowa Conference Board of Global 

Ministries or one of its standing committees. Ecumenical or secular projects shall be 

accountable in the same way. 

III. Criteria 

A. Projects to be endorsed as Conference Advance Specials shall reflect the mission and 

ministry of the Iowa Annual Conference. When a choice must be made between applicants, 

preference will be given to those projects reflecting the priorities of the Iowa Conference Board 

of Global Ministries. The 1999-2000 priorities are unchurched children’s ministries; Shalom 

initiatives; and new churches are to reflect the diversity of the state in terms of age, 

socioeconimics and race. 

B. Projects shall: 

1. Minister to specific needs. 

2. Demonstrate growth in mission objectives. 

3. Demonstrate viability in personnel, facility, planning and funding. 

4. Be financially sound. 

5. Maintain a direct representation with the Iowa Conference Board of Global Ministries. 

6. Meet all procedural requirements. 

C. Advance Special giving is voluntary in nature. It is expected that the project will have a 

resonable amount of financial support from other sources. It is also expected that each project 

will promote its own program among churches in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

IV. Procedure 

A. A completed application with all appropriate signatures is sent to the Conference Mission 

Secretary, who is the chair of the Mission Education Committee. 

B. Projects must re-apply every two years. 

C. The application is reviewed by the Advance Special sub-committee. 

D. The application is approved by the Mission Education Committee and the Conference Board 

of Global Ministries. 

E. Evaluations shall be held annually at the September meeting of the Conference Board of 

Global Ministries to assess the need for continuation of Conference Advance Special status 

of the project. Evaluation will include a report of the accomplishments, a current budget, and 

a financial report and budget from the last complete fiscal year. 

F. Conference Advance Specials will be listed in the Annual Conference Journal and the 

Rainbow Covenant book. 

G. Conference Advance Specials will be properly identified by a code number (assigned by the 

Conference Treasurer’s office) in the Conference Journal and the Rainbow Covenant book, 

in all publicity and in local church remittance forms. 

1999 2000 

Budget $251,000 $254,000 

410. Health Ministries 

Goal: This program gives grants to foster health ministries in local churches and institutions. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 32,000 $ 32,000 

411. Golden Cross Offering 

Goal: This is an offering taken once a year on the Sunday designated by the conference. Proceeds 

from the offering provide money to programs caring for children, families and older adults with an 

emphasis on health ministries to unchurched children. Part of the proceeds pay for the administration 

of the offering.


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412. Rural Life Sunday 

Goal: This is a special Sunday to be celebrated by the mandate of the General Conference and an 

offering taken as directed by the Iowa Annual Conference. Proceeds for the offering will be distributed 

equally between Heartland Network and Renewing Rural Iowa, save administrative costs for the 

offering. 

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413. Disaster Preparedness and Response Committee 

Goal: To develop a continuous and effective voluntary disaster response capability within Iowa, 

cooperating with existing disaster response agencies while seeking to meet spiritual and emotional 

needs associated with a disaster 

C To develop an Iowa Conference Disaster Preparedness and Response Plan; this is mandated by 

UMCOR unless the Iowa Conference wishes to use the generic UMCOR plan 

C Committee meets annually for training unless a disaster requires more frequent meetings 

C To maintain the Disaster Relief Fund and distribute funds to local communities and agencies in the 

event of a disaster in Iowa 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 750 $ 750 

414. Mission Connection 

Goal: Networking, using the connections available through the United Methodist Church mission 

sources United Methodist Committee on Relief, General Board of Global Ministries, Disaster 

Ministries, NCJ. Fellowship of Conference Secretaries of Global Ministries and Related Staff as well 

as media resources to provide current and updated mission information to district mission secretaries 

and local church persons equipping them to be effective mission leaders. Districts are encouraged 

to participate in a mission saturation event once each quadrennium. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 3,300 $ 1,620 

415. Volunteers in Mission 

Goal: Assists individuals, families and work teams to have "hands on" mission experiences. By 

providing information and resources (VIM Handbooks) local church groups are able to determine work 

projects that fit the skills of their team, time frame and area of geographical interest. The Iowa 

Conference VIM supports the North Central Jurisdiction VIM agency at 2¢ per member per year at 

100%. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 7,950 $ 8,130 

416. Iowa / Nigeria Partnership (INP) 

Goal: INP coordinates shared ministry with the United Methodist Church of Nigeria by offering Iowans 

opportunities to participate personally or monetarily. (See INP Covenant, 1997 Conference Journal, 

p. 182) 

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1999 2000 

Budget $ 15,000 $ 17,500 

417. World Hunger Task Force 

Goal: Educating local churches about world hunger programs so they can bring world hunger issues 

to their members in ways that will cause awareness and encourage advocacy. Emphasis is given to 

Bread for the World organization. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,000 $ 1,000 

418. Rainbow Covenant Church 

Goal: Purpose is to educate and motivate local churches in supporting United Methodist Board of 

Global Ministries projects and personnel as well as supporting local mission projects. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,000 $ 1,000 

Rainbow Covenant Explanation 

Purpose is to educate and motivate local churches in supporting United Methodist Board of Global 

Ministries projects and personnel as well as supporting local mission projects. The first step is to 

realize that World Service apportionment giving is mission giving. We hope to see an increased 

number of churches become Second Mile Rainbow Covenant, Third Mile Rainbow Covenant and 

Honorable Mention churches; this indicates that apportionments are being paid in full. We also want 

to challenge churches to move upward in their mission giving: Honorable Mention churches become 

Second Mile Rainbow Covenant; Second Miles become Third Miles; Third Miles become Global 

Mission 

A. First Mile Giving -- Churches pay in full World Service and Conference Benevolence askings and 

their apportionments. Promotion of the nine United Methodist Special Offerings is also required. 

B. Second Mile Giving -- Meeting all seven challenges totals $12.00/member. 

RED SPECTRUM: World -- Churches give $1.00/member to projects outside of the United 

States. This may include gifts to the Iowa-Nigeria Partnership. 

ORANGE SPECTRUM: United States -- Churches give $1.00/member to projects within the 

United States. Missionaries serving in the United States are also included here. 

YELLOW SPECTRUM: UMCOR -- Churches give $1.00/member to a United Methodist 

Committee on Relief (UMCOR) Division projects of their own choosing. This can include 

donations to the Church World Service Blanket Fund given through the Thanksgiving Ingathering, 

as well as the One Great Hour of Sharing special offering. 

GREEN SPECTRUM: World Hunger/Poverty -- Churches give $6.00/member to world, United 

States and local hunger/poverty programs. This includes kits and most money given to the 

Thanksgiving Ingathering; money and food given to local food pantries; CROP Walk money; and 

UNICEF donations. 

BLUE SPECTRUM: Iowa Conference Advance Special -- Churches give $1.00/member to Iowa 

Annual Conference Advance Special Projects of their choosing. It is recommended that at least 

50¢ of each $1.00 be designated for ethnic minority ministries. Iowa Conference Advance 

Special projects are: 

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Bidwell-Riverside Center 209 

Black Community Enabler Developer Program 208 

Cedar Valley View Point 240 

Children and Families Urban Ministries (Des Moines) 203 

Des Moines District Board of Mission & Justice 210


Des Moines Hispanic Ministry 205 

Disaster Relief Fund 223 

Hawthorn Hill 204 

Home Recycling Exchange 217 

Iowa-Nigeria Partnership 231 

La Escuelita Hispanic Tutoring Center 239 

Meskwaki Ministry of Presence 303 

Mobile United Methodist Missionaries 311 

Native American Child Care Center 219 

Neighbor Helping Neighbor 312 

Neighborhood Meal and Enrichment Program 237 

Our Community Kitchen 220 

Self Help 229 

Shesler Hall 201 

Southeast Asian Christian Ministry 226 

Undesignated Conference 200 

Urban Ministry, Waterloo 212 

Urban Vision, Inc. (formerly 3 Fort Dodge programs) 206 

Trust Builders Success Ministries 238 

Bishops Circle 216 

INDIGO SPECTRUM: Parish Development Advance Special -- Churches give $1.00/member 

to Iowa Conference Parish Development Funds and/or New Congregations and/or Ethnic 

Congregations. The following are Iowa Parish Development Advance Special projects: 

United Methodist Builders 250 

Gift Fund 251 

Endowment Fund 252 

Ethnic Minority Local Church Grant Fund 253 

New Congregations (ten years of existence or less) 

Community of Joy - Bettendorf 277 

Christ Community UMC - Cedar Rapids 261 

Grimes UMC - Grimes 264 

Oakwood UMC - Pleasant Hill 266 

Pella UMC - Pella 269 

Walnut Hills UMC - West Des Moines 270 

New Horizons UMC - Iowa City 272 

Church of All Nations - Sioux City 273 

Prairie Springs UMC - Cedar Falls 278 

La Iglesia Metodista - Des Moines 281 

Hope UMC - Iowa City 279 

Jordan Creek UMC - West Des Moines 282 

Carter Lake UMC - Council Bluffs 271 

Crosswinds UMC - Cedar Rapids 283 

New Creation UMC - Cedar Rapids 276 

Living Water UMC - Cedar Rapids 284 

Ethnic Congregations 

Ames Korean UMC 260 

Des Moines Korean UMC 262 

Grace Korean UMC - Sioux City 263 

Iowa City Korean UMC 265 

Quad Cities Korean UMC 267 

St. Paul’s Hispanic UMC - Muscatine 218 

Jubilee Ministries - Waterloo 274 

Trinity UMC - Des Moines 280 

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PURPLE SPECTRUM: Local and Institutional Giving -- Churches give $1.00/member to local 

projects; projects that are not Iowa Conference or Board of Global Ministries; institutions such 

as colleges, seminaries, hospitals, retirement homes or camps. Hillcrest Family Services of 

Dubuque would go here. Some Iowa United Methodist-related institutions are: 

Camps: Aldersgate, Golden Valley, Lake Okoboji, Pictured Rocks and Wesley Woods 

Colleges: Cornell College, Iowa Wesleyan College, Morningside College and Simpson 

College 

Hospitals: Iowa Methodist, Iowa Lutheran, Blank Children’s Hospital in Des Moines; St. 

Luke’s Health System in Sioux City; St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital in Cedar Rapids 

Retirement Homes: Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge; Methodist Manor, Storm Lake; The 

Meth-Wick Retirement Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids; Halycon House, Washington; 

Heritage House, Atlantic; Wesley Acres, Des Moines; The Village, Indianola; Park Centre, 

Newton; and Western Home, Cedar Falls 

C. Third Mile Giving -- Opportunities for giving to current General Advance Priorities and Special 

Emphases, such as Africa Church Growth and Development or Parish Partners. Missionary 

support can be reported as Third Mile Giving. Churches give $3.00/member to Advance Special 

projects above the $12.00/member required for Second Mile Giving. 

The Mission Education Committee of the Board of Global Ministries will recognize those 

churches reaching Second Mile Rainbow Covenant. Third Mile Rainbow Covenant, Honorable 

Mention. Such recognition is a certificate given at a district event. 

D. Global Mission Partners is a newer program for churches wanting to give further to mission. The 

basic requirements are to pay apportionments in full; have a continuing mission education 

program; be involved in local mission outreach; be in a Covenant Relationship with a United 

Methodist missionary commissioned by the General Board of Global Ministries; support a Person 

in Mission serving in their own country or internationally with $2.00 per member per year or a unit 

of $1,000; tell neighboring churches about mission programs. 

Board of Global Ministry Budget Summary 1999 2000 

Total Program $1,207,800 $1,219,500 

Developing Ministries with Children and Poverty -15,000 

Shalom Initiative -10,000 

Total to Alternative Funding ($25,000) $ 1,182,800 

Board of Discipleship 

Essential Work: The Board of Discipleship is challenged to lead in directions that promote the whole 

scope of the Board's historic and collective emphasis for ministry: to be a disciple of Jesus Christ and 

grow spiritually, invite others to experience the Good News, educate them in the full means and 

responsibility of the faith and then properly care for all resources trusted to our use; both human and 

material. To fully respond to all Christ calls us to be and to respond to the needs of our diverse world, 

we need to not only evangelize (spread the Word), educate, nurture the faint hearted and develop new 

ways to praise our Maker but we need to work to strengthen the connections between them all. 

419. Funding for Ministry 

Goal: The mission of the United Methodist Church (The Book of Discipline, page 114) and the mission 

of the Iowa Annual Conference is to make disciples of Jesus Christ. This mission shall be faithfully 

implemented in this program. Therefore, we propose a new way of supporting local church efforts to 

reach and receive, relate people to God, nurture them in the faith and then send equipped disciples 

out for mission in the world. It is proposed that the Board of Discipleship pool the non essential and 

current uncommitted budget money from their accounts to be used as block grants to churches and/or


districts. These grants will be based on their own written plan of action as to how they will use the 

money to: reach out and receive, relate persons to God, nurture those responding to the faith and how 

they will equip them for ministry. They will also state how they believe this ministry plan will enhance 

and change their ability to do ministry. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 47,000 $ 53,900 

420. Workshops for Local Churches 

Goal: To provide trained leadership to local churches in the areas of Discipleship (Christian Education, 

Worship, Stewardship, Evangelism and Spiritual Formation and in coordination with workshops from 

COSROW and Persons with Disabilities) by offering a variety of workshop modules for teachers and 

other church leaders. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 500 

421. Iowa Religious Media Services 

Goal: Churches will have unlimited use of the resources when a membership is taken. Production 

studio will work with conference to produce historical, missional, and training resources as needed. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 65,650 $ 65,650 

422. Human Sexuality 

Goal: To provide education in the area of human sexuality, mainly through our new program, 

Christians and Sexuality. It is a new 4-part curriculum for junior high youth to replace CATMOS. This 

program and all curriculum, materials, leadership, and presentation shall affirm, uphold, and be entirely 

consistent with the Christian moral standard of fidelity in marriage and celibacy in singleness, for all 

persons. This standard is required for ordained ministers (The Book of Discipline, paragraph 304.2) 

and was taught by Jesus Christ for all persons. (Matthew 19:4-6, Matthew 15:19, and Mark 7:21, 

RSV). 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

423. Spiritual Formation Events and Programs 

Goal: To offer spiritual formation events and programs which will result in lay and clergy: 

A) Whose hunger for deep spiritual growth has been fed. 

B) Who have experienced physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. 

C) Who have been spiritually formed. 

D) Who are further equipped for spiritual leadership in their local churches. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 7,300 $ 7,300 

Board of Discipleship Budget Summary 


$122,450 $129,350 

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424. The following groups have been granted affiliate status with the Iowa Annual Conference: 

Bidwell Riverside 

Purpose: To provide services to individuals and families which will meet immediate needs and to work 

in cooperation with those persons and the community to develop programs and policies which will 

promote continual improvement in their lives. 

Chaplains’ Fellowship 

Purpose: To provide an informal opportunity for all Iowa Annual Conference Chaplains (full time or 

part time) in all types/settings for ministry to come together at Annual Conference for a time of mutual 

support and for discussion of issues of mutual concern. 

Christian Educators Fellowship 

Purpose: CEF is a connectional organization. Our purpose is to provide resources, fellowship, 

support and growth for all Christian Educators in the state of Iowa. We are connected to the national 

CEF organization as well. 

Church World Service/CROP 

Purpose: To provide relief, development, emergency assistance, and service to refugees as an arm 

of the National Council of Churches in Christ, USA. 

Churches United Quad City Area 

Purpose: The mission of Churches United of the Quad City area is to increase the expression of unity 

among Christian churches and empower them for service through: (1) Cooperative Ministry; (2) 

Witness; (3) Advocacy; (4) Growth through study and dialogue; (5) Celebration in Worship; all of which 

express and honor the diversities among and within our communities. 

Clergy Couples 

Purpose: For mutual support and advocacy. 

Cornell College 

Purpose: (full mission statement not included) - ...Liberal arts college committed to sustaining a 

community devoted to liberal learning and democratic values. To this end, it seeks to provide a caring 

environment for living and learning characterized by close relationships, physical and emotional wellbeing, 

appreciation of diversity, affirmation of equal opportunity and academic freedom, and respect 

for the dignity and worth of each individual.... 

DM District Board of Mission/Justice Ministries 

Purpose: To enable, coordinate, and expedite individuals, congregations and church related agencies 

of the Des Moines District of the United Methodist Church to be a circle of mission outreach and 

advocacy work with the poor, oppressed and disenfranchised through the implementation of Christ’s 

teachings in our world today. 

Drake University Wesley Foundation 

Purpose: To provide, establish and maintain and enhance a Christian fellowship for study, worship 

service and fellowship at Drake University; to provide opportunities for spiritual growth, challenge and 

expression; and to minister to the entire university community in the name of Jesus Christ. 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa 

Purpose: As a community of communions who confess Jesus Christ as Lord & Savior, we affirm the 

oneness of God’s people and thus commit ourselves to work together to share the Good News of 

peace and reconciliation in a hurting and broken world. Transformed and empowered by the Holy 

Spirit, we manifest the unity and mission of Christ’s Church. 

Friendship Haven 

Purpose: To enhance and enrich the lives of Friendship Haven residents in a way that will add quality


and security to their lifestyle. Various levels of health care, social and religious opportunities will be 

provided for the differing stages of the aging process. The haven is committed to a charitable ministry 

of the United Methodist Church to which it is related by faith. It is open to all persons, both residents 

and employees, regardless of race, creed, sex, color, economic background or national origin. 

Further, it is committed to preparing professionals to work effectively in providing needed and 

appropriate human services. 

Iowa Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts 

Purpose: To function as a Conference entity providing resourcing, support and fellowship for persons 

involved as leaders in the areas of worship, music and other arts. To be fully supportive of The 

Fellowship at Jurisdictional and General church levels. 

Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa, DM 

Purpose: To assist persons with disabilities or those who are vocationally disadvantaged to achieve 

full participation and integration into society. This mission is accomplished through the development 

and delivery of effective human services which enable individuals to attain their goals of personal and 

economic independence. 

Hawthorn Hill 

Purpose: The mission of Hawthorn Hill Ministries is to serve community needs through hospitality and 

support. 

Hillcrest Family Services 

Purpose: Since 1896 Hillcrest has sought to strengthen individual and family life by giving help in the 

short-term, which will lead to positive changes in the long-term. We teach skills and provide 

information and resources that people need to gain greater control of their lives. Hillcrest has been 

affiliated with the Methodist Church since 1914. 

Home Recycling Exchange 

Purpose: Home Recycling Exchange is a non-profit corporation that serves as an area-wide clearing 

house for donations of new and salvaged building materials. Its aim is to help improve the housing 

situation of the poorest homeowners by providing access to low-cost materials, advice and education 

in home improvement. It is also a landfill diversion project. 


Purpose: This corporation is formed for religious, educational, charitable, and benevolent purposes. 

The general object for which this corporation is formed is to provide a legally constituted body to solicit, 

receive, administer and manage trust funds, devises, and gifts of property of every kind and nature 

made to or for the use and benefit of any church, university, college, hospital, home, orphanage, 

missionary society or any other religious, educational, charitable or benevolent organizations or work 

related to The United Methodist Church, either in Iowa, or in any other place anywhere in the world. 

Iowa Wesleyan College 

Purpose: The purpose of the college is to reveal and reflect to our constituency, our ready and 

practical responses to an historic charge: the dynamic of liberal arts buttressed by an enduring church 

and conference relationship. 

Iowa Methodist Medical Center 

Purpose: To improve the health of communities through healing, caring and teaching. 

Iowa State Wesley Foundation 

Purpose: To model, implement and affirm what it means to be the body of Christ...provide spiritual 

growth opportunities through service, sharing, worship, counseling, study and celebration for students, 

faculty and staff of Iowa State University. 

Iowa UM Secretarial Organization 

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Purpose: UMISO shall be organized as a fellowship of church secretaries for the purpose of creative 

growth and supportive ministry as a part of the church staff. We are the Iowa chapter associated with 

PAUMCS (Professional Association of United Methodist Church Secretaries). 

Iowa School for Ministry Commission 

Purpose: Annual education opportunity for professionals in ministry and spouses. To provide 

intellectual stimulation and spiritual renewal and enrichment through interpersonal fellowship with the 

leadership of the church, using lectures and workshops, worship experiences, discussion and 

opportunities to renew friendships. 

Iowa Women in Ministry: 

Purpose: To give and receive personal and vocational support, affirmation, challenge and offer 

confidentiality. To provide opportunities for spiritual growth. To be an avenue or advocacy by 

strategizing, clarifying and taking action on concerns of women in their ministry. To affirm the talents 

and utilize the gifts of women in ministry through organized events and by promoting the involvement 

of women throughout the connection. 

The Meth-Wick Community, Inc. 

Purpose: Continuing care retirement community–serving seniors 

Methodist Manor 

Purpose: To furnish Christian help and care for the aged, retired, infirm or chronically ill men and 

women of good moral character. 

Methodist Federation for Social Action 

Purpose: MFSA seeks to provide a fruitful witness to the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the world, working 

primarily through the ministries of the United Methodist Church. 

Minister’s Spouses Organization 

Purpose: To plan clergy/spouse events during the Iowa Annual Conference Sessions. 

Morningside College 

Purpose: Higher Education 

Shesler Hall 

Purpose: To provide community living for women with special needs. It provides women of all ages 

the opportunity to experience personal and social growth while residing in a supportive Christian 

environment. 

Simpson College 

Purpose: United Methodist related college 

St. Luke’s Health System, SC 

Purpose: To improve the health of the people in Siouxland. 

St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, CR 

Purpose: To serve people’s health care needs. 

United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union 

Purpose: To promote thrift among the members of the Credit Union 

United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism 

Purpose: The mission of UMORE is to call the local church to establish the Great Commission as its 

number one task.


United Methodist Rural Fellowship 

Purpose: The UMRF is a fellowship of United Methodist clergy and lay persons who are concerned 

with United Methodism’s responsibility toward creating and sustaining a Christian culture for rural 

America. 

UNI Wesley Foundation 

Purpose: Is committed to continuing the ministry of Jesus Christ with students, staff, faculty and 

families involved in higher education in this area. 

University of Iowa Wesley Foundation 

Purpose: To provide ministry with and to students and other members of the university 

community...The Foundation nurtures and supports the spiritual, social, and individual needs and 

growth of students; complements the academic experience by providing opportunities to commune 

with peers and share in worship and Christian education; serves God and humanity by witnessing 

through acts of love, grace, peace, and justice.... 

Urban Ministry, Inc. 

Purpose: We seek a community in which God’s presence is manifested in justice, equality, liberation 

and human fulfillment. We will assist congregations to provide a creative and concrete ministry of 

justice and service. 

Urban Visions 

Purpose: To provide an organization whereby an ecumenical, interracial group of people may respond 

to human needs in all dimensions in their community; to work with individuals, neighborhoods, and to 

empower families. 

Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries 

Purpose: To provide opportunities that will help people achieve the best vocational, personal, social, 

and spiritual level they may be capable of reaching. 

Wesley Retirement Services, Inc. 

Includes Halcyon House, Heritage House, Wesley Acres, The Village, Park Centre, Newton 

Purpose: WRS provides for housing and health care needs for those in or nearing retirement age of 

life. Both living units and programs of service are provided typically through a CCRC (Continuing Care 

Retirement Community) concept on its five campus locations. 

Western Home 

Purpose: Continuing Care Retirement Community 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION V 


Essential Work: To witness to Jesus Christ calling communities of faith to share in active social 

justice ministries 

501. Biblical Basis for Social Justice Ministries Project 

Goal: This project is designed to develop bi-district church leadership who will assist local church 

leaders in renewing and revitalizing their congregations through Bible-centered, community ministries 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,500 $ 1,500 

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502. Latin American Emphasis 


Goal: Make a faith-based ecumenical witness for peace with justice in Latin America, particularly 

advocating for a United States policy toward the region that upholds human rights, affirms the 

principles of self-determination and democracy and seeks peace and well-being for the people in these 

nations. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,000 $ 1,000 

503. Legislative Advocacy 

Goal: A) Legislative Advocate/Lobbyist: 1. To advocate the official Iowa Annual Conference 

positions relative to matters before the Iowa General Assembly and the U.S. Congress. 2. To 

maintain a clearly identifiable and continuing presence at the State Capitol. 3. To communicate with 

United Methodists concerning legislative issues (encourage, enable and train). 

Goal: B) District Legislative Events: To enable local church United Methodists to know, discuss, and 

interpret the Iowa Annual Conference’s position on legislative issues to Iowa Legislators. 

Goal: C) Bishop’s Event for Legislators: To enable conference leadership to know, affirm, and support 

United Methodist legislators in their unique ministry and thus strengthen relationships and 

communication on legislation. 

Goal: D) Lobbying Day: Iowa United Methodists will come together for a day of advocating the United 

Methodist Church’s position, as reflected in our resolutions and Social Principles, on relevant issues 

during the legislative session. 

Goal: E) Orientation to the Legislative Process: Iowa United Methodists will have the opportunity to 

visit the Iowa State Legislature (during session) to learn about the legislative process. 

Goal: F) Legislative Network: To create, maintain and update a statewide legislative network of United 

Methodists for the purpose of sharing information on critical legislative issues. The network will also 

encourage members to communicate to legislators the United Methodist position on issues of interest 

to the United Methodist Church as reflected in our official resolutions and Social Principles. 

Goal: G) Resources: To educate United Methodists to know the United Methodist position regarding 

legislative issues by providing resources for use across the conference. 

Goal: H) Ecumenical Cooperation: To strengthen the United Methodist influence on legislation by 

networking ecumenically in addressing issues of common concern with regard to proposed legislation. 

Goal: I) National Issue(s) Event: To organize and promote a national issue(s) event in one or more 

congressional district(s). 

Budget 1999 2000 

INCOME 

Iowa Annual Conference $ 38,553 $ 39,903 

Fundraising 7,763 8,035 

Reimbursements 2,588 2,675 

Carry over 0 0 

IUMF (Donor Fund) 62,702 63,351 

TOTAL $111,606 $113,964 

EXPENSES 

Legislative Advocate


Salary $ 40,365 $ 41,778 

Housing 8,228 8,515 

Pension and C.P.P. 6,501 6,728 

TOTAL $ 55,094 $ 57,021 

Advocate Expenses 

Mileage and Travel $ 3,105 $ 3,214 

Conferences, etc. 2,991 3,096 

TOTAL $ 6,096 $ 6,310 

Administrative Assistant - TOTAL $ 25,305 $ 26,189 

Office Operations - TOTAL $ 22,683 $ 22,837 

Resources (Book of Resolutions, 

Social Principles) $ 1,393 $ 536 

Committee Administration $ 1,035 $ 1,071 

Grand Total $111,606 $113,964 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 38,553 $ 39,903 

504. Criminal Justice Ministries 

Goal: To provide awareness of our Christian call to ministry in the area of criminal justice, to provide 

advocacy for and in the criminal justice system through awareness and involvement. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 650 $ 650 

505. Restorative Justice 

Goal: To introduce and implement restorative justice programs throughout Iowa. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,000 $ 1,000 

506. Project Equality 

Goal: The Iowa Conference of the United Methodist Church will become a sponsor member of Project 

Equality, an organization out of Kansas City which, nationally, monitors businesses and organizations 

concerning equality and discrimination issues. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 750 $ 750 

507. Affirming Reproductive Choice 

Goal: To affirm in Iowa the historic United Methodist position for reproductive choice by continuing our 

affiliation with the Iowa Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 125 $ 125 

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508. Iowa Interfaith HIV-AIDS Network - Withdrawn 

509. Task Force for Homeless People and Affordable Housing 


Goal: Local churches will become better informed about the issues of homelessness. District and 

local churches will undertake projects which advocate eliminating the cause of homelessness and will 

develop ministries to homeless people. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 6,790 $ 6,790 

510. Ecumenical Peace Cooperation 

Goal: To work ecumenically as a denomination and as individuals on peace issues through an 

ongoing program in order to share expertise and resources, thus preventing unnecessary duplication 

and to strengthen peace education, training, and action by United Methodists. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,350 $ 2,350 

511. Iowa Environmental Council 

Goal: To provide leadership and witness to our social principles and Conference resolutions relating 

to stewardship of God’s creation by official membership in the premier environmental advocacy 

organization in Iowa, the Iowa Environmental Council (IEC). 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 100 $ 100 

Board of Church and Society Summary 


$ 52,818 $ 54,168 

Commission on Religion and Race 

Essential Work: To achieve inclusiveness through monitoring, advocating, linking, sensitizing 

conference boards, agencies, and local congregations, as well as empowering ethnic minority groups. 

512. Ethnic Minority Crisis Fund 

Goal: To help ethnic minority persons in crisis and provide a stepping stone to recovery. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 7,500 $ 7,500 

513. Ethnic Minority Empowerment Fund 

Goal: To provide ongoing support to existing programs funded through the agencies accepted by the 

commission. These programs/projects help minority groups help themselves resulting in selfsufficiency. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 13,500 $ 13,500


514. Moving Toward Inclusive Ministry 

Goal: To enable the annual conference to be more intentional in achieving inclusiveness, combating 

racism, and empowering racial ethnic clergy/laity for the ministry and mission of the annual 

conference. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 500 

515. Ethnic Minority Fellowships 

Goal: To empower ethnic minority fellowships as they gather for fellowship, nurture, support, 

coordination of ministries, and to promote participation in the life and mission of the United Methodist 

Church in Iowa. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 3,000 $ 3,000 

516. Inclusiveness in Conference Agencies and Programs 

Goal: To provide greater presence and participation of racial ethnic persons on the boards and 

agencies of the Conference and to enlighten and inform United Methodists about resources available 

to combat racism in Iowa. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 200 $ 200 

517. Monitoring Conference Related Institutions 

Goal: To strive continuously toward racial inclusiveness in all conference related institutions (camps, 

colleges, hospitals, retirement homes, and others). 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 400 $ 400 


Goal: To attend the North Central Jurisdiction Commission on Religion and Race meeting to be held 

in Minneapolis, MN October 14-16, 1999 and October 15-17, 2000 in Detroit, MI. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,650 $ 2,050 

Commission on Religion and Race Budget Summary 


$ 26,750 $ 27,150 

519. Total Board and Agency Administration 

Agency 1999 2000 

Camps $ 11,670 $ 11,670 

CCYM $ 1,556 $ 1,556 

BHECM $ 2,818 $ 2,818 

COSROW $ 1,729 $ 1,729 

CMPD $ 1,707 $ 1,707 

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Communications $ 1,055 $ 1,055 

Archives & History $ 1,210 $ 1,210 

Age Level Council $ 519 $ 519 

Board of Laity $ 1,314 $ 1,314 

Board of Ordained Ministry $ 12,967 $ 12,967 

CUIC $ 1,729 $ 1,729 

BOGM $ 17,289 $ 17,289 

Board of Discipleship $ 8,645 $ 8,645 

Church and Society $ 3,890 $ 3,890 

Commission on Religion and Race $ 1,902 $ 1,902 

Total $ 70,000 $ 70,000 

520. Racial Reconciliation 


LEGISLATIVE SECTION VI 

601. Recommendations for the 1999 Conference and Fiscal Year. 

1. Iowa United Methodist churches are requested to have a Rust College Day Offering. The 

Conference shall set the date for this offering not less than three weeks after the Human Relations 

Day Offering. 

2. Every Iowa United Methodist church shall observe the six special church wide Sundays with the 

offerings listed in 266 and 267 of the 1996 Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church. They 

are Human Relations Day, One Great Hour of Sharing, Native American Awareness Sunday, Peace 

with Justice Sunday, World Wide Communion Sunday and United Methodist Student Day. In addition 

to these special Sundays, churches in the Iowa Annual Conference are encouraged to provide offering 

opportunities each year for Golden Cross Sunday, Christian Education Sunday, Rural Life Sunday, 

and Disability Awareness Sunday as provided for in 269 of the 1996 Book of Discipline of the United 

Methodist Church. 

3. Mileage for conference staff shall be reimbursed at the IRS mileage rate presently in force. 

4. Reimbursements for persons attending conference board and agency meetings shall be: 

a. 15 cents per mile for one person in the vehicle attending a conference meeting, 25 cents per 

mile for two persons in the vehicle attending a conference meeting, and 35 cents per mile for three 

persons or more in the vehicle attending a conference meeting. 

b. $15 per night for lodging and meals. 

5. The Conference Council of Finance and Administration (CFA) is granted authority to make 

necessary editorial adjustments in the 1999 Conference Budget. 

6. The Conference Council of Finance and Administration has examined the 1997 fiscal year audit 

report as submitted by McGladrey & Pullen, LLP and hereby reports the audit to be acceptable and 

in order. 

7. A clergy person appointed by the Iowa Annual Conference to developing churches not yet officially 

constituted or to positions within the Conference shall have the housing allowance exclusion, as 

defined under Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code, determined by CFA prior to the beginning 

of each new year or prior to the beginning of each clergy’s employment. The housing exclusion may 

vary depending upon individual circumstances. 

8. Discontinuation or Abandonment of Local Church Property shall proceed following these guidelines: 

a. The 1996 Book of Discipline 2548 outlines some of the procedure for discontinuation or


abandonment. The district superintendent shall obtain and consider an opinion of legal counsel as to 

the existence of any reversion, possibility of reverter, right of reacquisition or similar restrictions to the 

benefit of any party. 

b. Consent for discontinuation or abandonment must be received from: 

1) vote of local charge conference 

2) consent of the presiding bishop 

3) consent of the majority of the district superintendents 

4) consent of the district board of church location and building 

c. When a local church is discontinued, the district superintendent shall select another United 

Methodist Church and transfer its members thereto, or to such other churches the members may 

select. 

d. If the property is sold, an appraisal or other reliable data should be obtained to aid in 

determining a fair sale price. It is recommended that information be forward to the chairperson of the 

Conference Board of Trustees for examination and for purpose of creating a Deed of Transfer/Sale. 

e. The Disposition Property shall occur: 

1) if the church is discontinued but a local board of trustees remains active the sale and/or 

other disposition of the property and the building contents shall be the responsibility of that active 

board of trustees in consultation with the district board of church location and building. 

2) if the church does not have an active board of trustees the church shall be declared 

abandoned and the Conference Board of Trustees becomes responsible for the property. Its 

disposition shall be in conjunction with the district board of church location and building. 

3) proceeds from the sale of the property shall be disbursed in the following order of priority: 

a) any outstanding local bills: utility, telephone, salary etc. 

b) outstanding pension or health insurance direct bills 

c) any unpaid apportionments for the previous 10 years 

d) remaining amounts shall be at the discretion of the active local board of trustees or 

if the church is abandoned the amount shall be placed in the Conference Abandoned Church Fund 

to be dispersed by the Conference Board of Trustees 

4) All deeds, records and other official and legal papers, including the contents of the 

cornerstone, of a church shall be collected by the district superintendent and deposited for permanent 

safekeeping with the Commission on Archives and History. 

5) Any gift, legacy, bequest, devise, annuity or other benefit to a pastoral charge or local 

church that accrues shall become the property of the Conference Board of Trustees. The trustees 

shall, in so far as possible, honor the original intent of the gift, legacy, bequest, devise, annuity or other 

benefit. 

6) The district superintendent will be asked to present to the Annual Conference any resolution 

for a local church(es) to be declared abandoned and/or discontinued. 

9. Apportionment Formula: 

a. The formula used to apportion the Conference Budget to the churches of the Conference shall 

be the four year average of local church operating expenses (excluding utilities), program expenses, 

and pastoral support. All grants, loans and advance special income given to mission congregations 

will be exempt from determining their fair share apportionment. The actual church apportionment is 

limited to a maximum 10% increase in 1999 and following years. 

b. Newly constituted congregations shall be apportioned ten percent of its fair share of all 

apportionments the first full calendar year after it is chartered. Its apportionments shall be increased 

ten percent per year based on its fair share for the first four years. For the next four years its 

apportionments shall be increased by fifteen percent. This will enable new churches to reach full 

apportionments in eight years after the charter year. The four year average of operating expenses, 

program expenses, and pastoral support for each newly chartered church will be determined by using 

the immediately previous four years statistics available from the Conference statistical tables or zero 

amounts for years before charter if no statistics are available. All grants, loans and advance special 

receipts are exempt from being included as money used for expenses in the four year average. 

Limitations found in 601.9.a., are only in effect when a church has reached 100% apportionment. The 

above process of yearly stepping up the apportionment amounts does not preclude any congregation 

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each new church know what its full apportionments would be, the Conference Treasurer will report that 

amount to the church at the times when the new year’s apportionments are announced. 

c. In critical missional situations a team of persons from the Cabinet, Conference Council on 

Finance and Administration, and Parish Development shall be established to review the specific issues 

and develop a response that would encourage a church to develop a pattern of faithfulness to our 

connectional apportionments. This response, made prior to calculation of apportionments (Judicial 

Council Decision 818) may include a temporary, partial or full relief from apportionments on year to 

year basis. This plan of action is intended to allow a church to maintain a positive pattern of growth. 

d. The calculation steps for the formula are: 

1) The four year average of operating expenses, program expenses, and pastoral support 

for each church is determined by using the immediately previous four years available from the 

Conference statistical tables. 

2) The Conference four year average is determined by adding together the amounts from all 

churches as computed from step 9.b.1) above. 

3) The result from step 9.b.1) for each church is divided into the Conference four year 

average from step 9.b.2) yielding a percentage for each church. 

4) The result from step 9.b.3) for each church is multiplied times each of the Conference 

funds resulting in the apportionment for each church. 

5) The result from 9.b.4) may be limited as described in 9.a. above. 

e. Each district may apportion an amount within that district to support the ministry and programs 

of the district. The formula used by the district shall be determined by a vote of the District Conference 

upon recommendation of the District Council on Ministries. The district apportionment must be 

approved by the CFA and by the Annual Conference. Each year the Conference Budget shall include 

each district’s formula and a listing of the programs to be supported by the district apportionment as 

a part of CFA’s budget report. 

Ministerial Support Ministries: 

602. Episcopal Fund. 

General Church Apportionment Funds 

The Episcopal Fund is a general church fund which supports the compensation and office costs of 

United Methodist Bishops. The Episcopal Fund is apportioned to the Conference by the General 

Conference. The Discipline requires that the apportionment be placed in the Conference Budget 

without reduction. (See 823 - 832 of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 463,101 $ 472,363 

603. Ministerial Education Fund. 

The Ministerial Education Fund is a general church fund, 821 in the 1996 Book of Discipline, that 

supports the seminary and continuing education of United Methodist ordained and diaconal ministers 

and is apportioned to the Conference by the General Conference. The Discipline requires that the 

apportionment be placed in the Conference Budget without reduction. The 1997 surplus of $196,489 

results from the Conference twenty five percent share of this fund. This portion is administered by the 

Conference Board of Ordained Ministry. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 439,357 $ 448,144


Administration Ministries: 

604. General Administration Fund. 

The General Administration Fund is a general church fund that supports the administration of several 

general agencies. It is apportioned to the Conference by the General Council on Finance and 

Administration. The Discipline requires that the apportionment be placed in the Conference Budget 

without reduction. (See 817, 806.1, 2401.2, 906.2, 808, and 1806.12 of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 88,610 $ 90,382 

605. Jurisdictional Administration Fund. 

This fund supports the administration of the North Central Jurisdictional Conference. It is apportioned 

to the Conference by the Jurisdictional Council on Finance and Administration. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 19,700 $ 19,700 

606. Interdenominational Cooperation Fund. 

This fund supports ecumenical efforts at the general church level. It is apportioned to the Conference 

by the General Council on Finance and Administration. The Discipline requires that the apportionment 

be placed in the Conference Budget without reduction. (See 806.1-2d, 808, 818, 1903.18, and 511 

of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 30,919 $ 31,537 

World Service and Conference Benevolences: 

607. World Service Fund. 

The World Service Fund is a general church fund that supports the administration of several World 

Service agencies. It is apportioned to the Conference by the General Conference. The Discipline 

requires that the apportionment be placed in the Conference Budget without reduction. (See 812, 

611.3.b).(3).d) of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $1,209,943 $1,234,142 

Other Ministries: 

608. Black College Fund. 

The Black College Fund is a general church fund which helps to support the United Methodist related 

black colleges and a medical school historically related to the United Methodist Church. The 

Discipline requires that the apportionment be placed in the Conference Budget without reduction. (See 

806, 808, 810, 819 of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 208,386 $ 212,554 

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609. Africa University Fund. 


The Africa University Fund is a general church fund which helps to support Africa University. The 

Discipline requires that the apportionment be placed in the Conference Budget without reduction. (See 

806.2q of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 47,568 $ 48,519 

610. Mission Initiatives Fund. 

The Mission Initiatives Fund is a general church fund which supports programs on substance abuse, 

campus ministries, older adult ministries, deaf congregation ministries, Hispanic ministries and Native 

American ministries. The Discipline requires that the apportionment be placed in the Conference 

Budget without reduction. (See 806.2r of the 1996 Book of Discipline.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 22,642 $ 23,095 


Episcopal Funds 

611. Administrative Assistant to the Bishop Fund. 

This budget provides the staff salaries, benefits, and office expenses for the office of the 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop. The 1999 salary of the Administrative Assistant shall be 

$53,915. CFA, each December or prior to the first pay period, shall determine the amount of housing 

exclusion as defined in Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code. 

1999 2000 

Budgets $ 133,623 $ 138,965 

612. Episcopal Office Fund. 

A conference the size of Iowa has additional expenses for the operation of the episcopal office. This 

program item provides money to supplement the daily operation of this office. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 4,500 $ 4,500 


613. Conference Secretary Fund. 

The responsibility of the Conference Secretary is to keep the official records of the Annual Conference 

Session. The budget for this office includes compensation for the secretary and expenses of 

supporting the office. 

1999 2000 

Budgets $ 5,700 $ 5,700 

614. Legal Fees Fund. 

The Conference Chancellor is an attorney appointed by the Bishop to be legal counsel for the Bishop


and for specific Conference matters subject to approval by the Bishop. This budget pays the legal 

expenses for the work of the Chancellor. The contract with the attorney limits the fees paid to a 

maximum of $50,000 per year. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 50,000 $ 50,000 

615. Clergy and Diaconal Misconduct Fund. 

This budget provides funds for expenses incurred by the Annual Conference in following disciplinary 

procedures related to complaints filed against clergy or diaconal ministers, as well as, funds for a 

retreat for victims of clergy sexual abuse. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 41,000 $ 41,000 

616. Episcopal Seminars Fund. 

This budget supplements General Church Episcopal Funds for program and costs unique to the Iowa 

Conference. The resident bishop of the Iowa Area has certain responsibilities for various seminars, 

conferences, retreats and funding resource people for such groups as the leadership team, persons 

in extension ministries, professionals in ministry and retirees. This money supplements any 

registration fee in underwriting the costs of the events. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 5,500 $ 5,500 

617. Leadership Team. 

This item provides funding for the coordinating and planning agendas for the Leadership Team. 

The Leadership Team consists of the Bishop, Administrative Cabinet, Foundation Director, Program 

Field Staff, Director of Camps and Extended Ministries, Director of Communications, the Director of 

the Office of Pastoral Care, and Administrative Services professional staff. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 1,000 $ 1,000 

618. Task Force Funding. 

Each year the Conference directs the formation of various committees, task forces or studies which 

are not funded through regular items in the Conference Budget. This budget funds the costs of these 

special purpose groups. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 5,000 $ 5,000 

619. Episcopacy Committee Fund. 

This budget funds the administrative and meeting costs of the Episcopacy Committee which is 

mandated in 635 of the 1996 Book of Discipline. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

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620. Cabinet Administration Fund. 

Cabinet Funds 


1. The 1999 salary for each district superintendent shall be $53,915 (see Rule of Order VII.K.). A 

portion of this salary, as recommended by the Appointive Cabinet and approved by CFA, shall be 

considered housing exclusion as defined in Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code. This process 

is to be completed each December for the next fiscal year or before start of employment. (Budget: 

1999 - $646,980, 2000 - $670,200) 

2. The compensation package for each district superintendent also includes pension, health insurance, 

death and disability, workers compensation and a cafeteria plan. (Budget: 1999 - $124,496, 2000 - 

$128,913) 

3. The budget for other administrative and contingency expenses shall be $60,604 for 1999 and 

62,059 for 2000. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 832,080 $ 861,172 

621. District Office Funds. 

1. The budget for the salaries of twelve district administrative secretaries shall be $262,230. The 

compensation package also includes $113,076 for pension, health insurance, death and disability, 

workers compensation and a cafeteria plan. (Budget: 1999 - $375,306, 2000 - $390,914) 

2. The budget for district office rent and utilities shall be $52,000 per year. 

3. The budget for district office administrative expenses shall be $52,000 per year. 

4. Reimbursement for official automobile mileage shall be at the IRS mileage rate presently in force. 

In 1999 it is estimated that the total mileage driven by district superintendents will be about 320,000 

miles at 32.5 cents per mile. (Budget: 1999 - $104,000 2000 - $104,000) 

5. The budget for district superintendent’s continuing education shall be $6,000 per year. 

6. The budget for other accountable reimbursement expenses for district superintendents shall be 

$66,000 for 1999 and $72,000 for 2000. 

7. The budget items listed in paragraphs 1 through 6 above shall be divided among the various 

districts as determined by the appointive cabinet. 

8. The budget for the extra administrative cost for the Dean of the Cabinet shall be $1,000 per year. 

9. Contingency Fund: $19,890 for 1999 and $22,311 for 2000. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 676,196 $694,225 

622. Seminary Visitation Fund. 

This budget shall pay the travel expenses of district superintendents who visit seminaries and some 

travel expenses for recruitment interviews of prospective pastors.


1999 2000 

Budget $ 13,385 $ 13,385 

623. Appointment Consultation Fund. 

This budget shall pay the travel expenses of pastors to meet with staff pastor parish relations 

committees when a new appointment to a charge is being presented. The travel expense 

reimbursements shall be limited to mileage reimbursement at the IRS mileage rate presently in force 

and $15 per night for lodging and meals. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 10,000 $ 10,000 

624. Missional Appointment Support Fund. 

This budget shall provide funds for the Bishop and Cabinet to make grants to local churches whose 

current compensation level is above the Conference minimum base compensation in order that the 

Cabinet may appoint pastors with specific skills and expertise that meet special needs or which offer 

unique ministry opportunities. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 67,900 $ 67,900 

625. Sustentation Fund. 

The 1996 Book of Discipline, 611.1f and 623 authorizes “a Sustentation Fund for the purpose of 

providing emergency aid to the clergy of the conference who may be in special need.” Special needs 

would include health emergencies, counseling, transition for divorcing spouses, transition of clergy 

from parish ministry, and other needs. The cabinet shall use this fund to provide assistance to clergy 

with financial difficulties and to provide assistance while under suspension or in supervisory process. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 97,895 $ 97,895 

626. Disability Condition Support Fund. 

This fund, administered by the Cabinet, helps local charges in providing administrative support for 

pastors with handicapping conditions. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 25,000 $ 26,000 

627. Ministerial Support Contingency Fund. 

The Contingency Fund will be used to fund unusual and emerging ministerial support needs not 

otherwise provided for in the budget. If not used in a particular year, funds will be used to replenish 

the Health Insurance Fund (i.e. reduce the operating deficit). 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 19,250 $ 19,250 

628. Moving Policy and Expense Fund. 

1. Moving Expenses: Expenses for moving clergy and their families shall be administered under the 

following policies: 

a. The moving fund shall assist in paying the moving expenses for household goods, office 

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furniture, and equipment of itinerant clergy appointed to a pastoral charge, a conference staff position, 

or as district superintendent. Clergy included in this provision shall include full members, probationary 

members, associate members, local pastors, seminary students appointed to a local charge, one 

move of a retiring clergy person to his/her retirement residence, and those under disability leave. If 

a clergy person receives payment for a retirement move and later is appointed to serve a local charge, 

additional retirement moves will not be paid. 

b. The moving expenses for the first move for divorced spouses from the parsonage shall be paid 

by the conference not to exceed the average move cost of the previous fiscal year plus 5% as defined 

in 628.1.h. The District Superintendent shall notify the Director of Administrative Services when this 

provision becomes applicable. 

c. Surviving spouses and/or dependents of clergy who die while under appointment to a local 

charge, conference staff position, or a district superintendent may have their moving expenses paid 

by the conference within the provisions of this policy. The total amount paid shall be determined by 

the District Superintendent in consultation with the Director of Administrative Services. 

d. Clergy leaving appointment in Iowa for leave of absence, honorable location, or transfer to 

another conference or denomination will not be eligible for moving expense payments. 

e. The move shall be performed by regular licensed moving firms listed on the Conference's 

Approved Movers List (AML) as described in 628.2. The person being moved shall select a mover 

from the AML. If any other means of conveyance is used, a certificate of insurance shall be deposited 

in advance of the move with the Director of Administrative Services by the person or persons being 

moved. Failure to use a mover on the AML or to deposit a certificate of insurance for an alternative 

conveyance will result in the denial of moving expense payments. 

f. The Director of Administrative Services will follow the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) 

regulations in issuing the proper tax forms to those whose move does not meet tax exempt 

requirements. 

g. Clergy couples being moved shall be given an additional moving expense allowance up to 

$500 to provide for moving additional office equipment and/or books. The Conference will also pay 

for the cost of extra stops for either an additional residence and/or church office required to move a 

clergy couple. 

h. Clergy moving to Iowa from out of state or retiring pastors moving out of Iowa are eligible to 

receive a maximum moving expense allowance not to exceed the average of all moves from the 

previous year plus 5% (excluding self moves and out of state moves) or the actual cost of the move, 

whichever is less. 

2. Approved Mover List: The Conference shall maintain an Approved Mover List (AML). Conference 

moves may be made only by movers who are on the AML unless the move is a pre-authorized self 

move. Moving expense payments will only be made to movers who are on the AML. To qualify for 

inclusion on the AML, the mover: 

a. Must be licensed by the State of Iowa under applicable laws. 

b. Must have signed a contract with the Iowa Annual Conference and agree to abide by the 

policies established by the Iowa Annual Conference and the Iowa Movers and Warehouseman’s 

Association. 

c. Must submit weight tickets for a move before payment is made. 

d. Must give a minimum bottom line discount on all Conference moves, such discount to be 

established by the Conference Council on Finance and Administration. 

3. Expense Payment Parameters: The following parameters shall apply to the payment of moving 

expenses: 

a. The total move weight shall be 15,000 pounds or less. 

b. The total packing and unpacking cost shall be $500 or less. 

c. The total insured cost shall be the lessor of $30,000 or replaceable value with a $250 

deductible paid by the Conference. If the value of the goods being moved is greater than $30,000, 

clergy may buy more insurance from the mover. 

d. Charges for only one piano and/or organ and/or other large musical instrument shall be paid. 

e. The limitations listed in 628.3.a., b., c., and d. may be exceeded in the move; however, the 

person being moved shall pay the mover upon completion of the move or reimburse the Conference


for the additional cost beyond the limitations. 

f. The Director of Administrative Services shall remit to the AML mover the amount due for the 

move within the parameters described herein and upon receipt of: 

! An invoice 

! Weight tickets 

! A bill of lading signed by the person being moved or an authorized family member 

g. The cost of appliance hook-ups shall be the responsibility of the local charge. 

h. The Conference shall not pay for "extra carry" charges, storage or delays unless approved 

before the move. 

I. Charges for vehicles, motorcycles, canoes, firewood, lumber, potters clay, kilns and other 

oversize or overweight items shall be the responsibility of the person being moved. 

j. An extra expense allowance not to exceed $300 shall be made available to graduating 

seminary students from outside Iowa or to persons transferring from another conference accepting 

appointment in the Iowa Conference. This amount will be set by the receiving District Superintendent 

after determining financial need and after consultation with the Director of Administrative Services. 

k. The cost of motel, meals, and mileage during the actual days of the move are not reimbursed 

by the Conference to the person being moved except under the provisions of 628.3j. This 

reimbursement may be taxable. 

4. Self Moves: Self moves must be authorized in advance of the move by the Director of 

Administrative Services. The appropriate certificate of insurance (see 628.1.e.) must also be on file 

before the Director of Administrative Services may authorize the move. 

5. Exceptions: Exceptions to any of the above may be approved or denied by Director of 

Administrative Services after consultation with the District Superintendent, if appropriate. Appeals of 

any decision by the Director of Administrative Services may be directed to the Conference Council 

on Finance and Administration (CFA). The CFA shall have the final authority to interpret the moving 

policy and make decisions regarding its implementation. 

6. Procedures: The Director of Administrative Services shall establish and administer all procedures 

for implementing the moving policy contained herein. The Director of Administrative Services shall 

be the only person to authorize a move with an AML mover. 

1999 2000 

Budget $325,000 $325,000 


630. Administrative Services Fund. 

Council on Finance and Administration Funds 

The Administrative Services office provides many of the basic administration needs of the Conference. 

These functions include, but are not limited to, treasury functions, pensions and health insurance 

administration, workers compensation insurance administration, mail room and duplication services, 

Conference property administration, computer coordination, mailing list maintenance, journal editing 

functions, and a variety of other administrative tasks. 

The 1999 compensation of the Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative Services shall be 

$53,915. CFA, each December or before start of employment, shall establish an amount to be 

considered housing exclusion as defined by Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code. 

1999 2000 

Budget $595,341 $621,273 

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631. Central Services Fund. 


This fund provides for the centralized services; mail, printing, delivery, etc. of the conference center 

and agencies within the conference. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 16,343 $ 16,835 

632. Computer Services Fund. 

This fund provides for a centralized address label system. The costs for this program is billed to the 

users of the label system. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 5,000 $ 5,000 

Less: Services income - 5,000 - 5,000 

$ - $ - 

633. Council on Finance and Administration Fund. 

The purpose of the Council on Finance and Administration shall be to develop, maintain, and 

administer a comprehensive and coordinated plan of fiscal and administrative policies, procedures, 

and management services for the Conference. This budget includes expenses for audits, meetings 

and general administrative costs. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 27,020 $ 27,830 

634. Apportionment Interpretation Materials Fund. 

This budget is used to fund apportionment interpretation materials and other stewardship materials 

not funded elsewhere in the budget. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 3,286 $ 3,385 

635. Iowa United Methodist Foundation Services Fund. 

1. The Iowa United Methodist Foundation’s focus is service to Iowa United Methodist individuals, 

churches, the Annual Conference and related agencies. Services are concentrated in the two basic 

areas of fund development and investment management. 

2. The Foundation provides these specific services in the area of fund development: 

a. fund raising services for the Conference and its districts 

b. direct, on-site assistance for local churches in the areas of establishing permanent 

endowment funds and planned giving programs 

c. seminars and workshops on wills and estates and charitable giving 

d. capital campaign and special fund raising campaign planning consultations 

e. charitable giving planning with individuals on behalf of the local church 

f. working with individuals through charitable giving consultations and research and the 

establishment of endowments for scholarships, missions, local churches, and 

conference/national/international programs 

g. assisting affiliated organizations who are without a fund development office 

3. The Foundation provides investment management services which include:


a. investment options within the Social Principles of the United Methodist Church for local 

churches, the conference and related agencies 

b. investing and managing charitable trusts and endowments from United Methodist individuals 

4. Investment service fees will continue to fund the Foundation’s work in that area. Unrestricted 

charitable gifts will continue to be used to fund the general management of the Foundation 

(approximately 10% of the Foundation’s budget). Fund development services will be offered through 

purchase of service agreements, with organizations using those services directly paying the 

Foundation for services rendered. 

5. The recommendation for the 1998 Annual Conference concerning fiscal year 1999 is that some of 

the Foundation’s fund development services be purchased by the Conference to continue to provide 

the basic services mentioned above to all churches, individuals and institutions regardless of their 

ability to pay. (Payment for extended services would be the responsibility of the entity being served.) 

The Iowa United Methodist Foundation exists to serve United Methodism in Iowa and beyond. 

The IUMF has had a long history of providing service to the Conference, its local churches, affiliated 

organizations and individual United Methodists. The IUMF is self-supporting in providing its services 

through purchased service agreements and management fees. The Conference desires to continue 

utilizing these services of the Iowa United Methodist Foundation. 

The Annual Conference will purchase fund development services for the Conference and districts, 

local churches, individuals and affiliated organizations, as outlined above, with an umbrella purchase 

of service agreement for $50,000 for the calendar year of 1999. 

The Foundation shall monitor its service under the terms of this agreement and report to CFA on a 

semi-annual basis. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 56,948 $ 56,948 

636. Workers Compensation Insurance Fund. 

The Conference has obtained a blanket workers compensation policy that covers all employees of 

local United Methodist congregations and all agencies of the Iowa Annual Conference. The cost for 

this policy is direct billed to the employing agency. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 207,857 $ 214,093 

Less: Direct Billing - 207,857 - 214,093 

Budget $ - $ - 

637. Deficits and Working Capital Reserve Fund. 

1. Goals: 

a) Goal #1: Reach 100% payment of apportionments. 

b) Goal #2: 

1) Build the Unrestricted Reserve Fund to a level which matches the deficits of the various 

funds, thereby restoring all assets to the apportioned Health Insurance Fund. 

2) Further increase our Unrestricted Reserve Fund by the amount equal to 10% of the 

Annual Conference apportioned budget to give the Conference a comfortable cash-flow throughout 

the whole year. 

3) Maintain the Unrestricted Reserve Fund at that level. 

Financial need $3,000,000 (part 1 = $1,800,000; part 2 = $1,200,000) 

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1999 2000 

Budget: 

Cash Rsv Replenishment: 

Ministerial Support $ 202, 314 $ 206,360 

Administration 121,613 124,045 

WS & Conf Benev. 146,940 149,879 

$ 470,867 $ 480,284 

638. Administration Ministries Contingency Fund. 

The Contingency Fund will be used to fund unusual and emerging administrative support needs not 

otherwise provided for in the budget. If not used in a particular year, funds will be used to replenish 

the Health Insurance Reserve Fund. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 22,700 $ 22,700 


Conference Board of Trustees Funds 

640. District Office Equipment Reserve Fund. 

The districts shall be allocated $24,000 for the purchase and/or lease of office equipment. Such 

equipment would include, but not be limited to typewriters, copy machines, and/or fax machines. This 

budget item does not include funding for district computer systems. The District Superintendents with 

the advice and consent of the Conference Board of Trustees and the Bishop shall allocate an amount 

for each district. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 24,000 $ 24,000 

641. District Office Computer Reserve Fund. 

The purpose of this fund is for future replacement of district computer systems and care for minor 

maintenance on the computers until replacement occurs. The cost of some of the networking services 

among district offices and the Conference Center are also part of this fund. The District 

Superintendents with the advice and consent of the Conference Board of Trustees and the Bishop 

shall allocate an amount for each district. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 20,000 $ 20,000 

642. District Parsonage Maintenance Reserve Fund. 

This fund is used for the insurance and maintenance of district parsonages. The District 

Superintendents with the advice and consent of each District Parsonage Committee, the Conference 

Board of Trustees and the Bishop shall allocate an amount for each district. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 39,000 $ 39,000 

643. District Parsonage Replacement Reserve. 

The purpose of this fund is for future replacement of district parsonages.


1999 2000 

Budget $ 20,000 $ 22,000 

644. Episcopal Residence Fund. 

This fund pays for the purchase, repair, maintenance, and fixture replacement in the Episcopal 

Residence. Sixty seven percent of the episcopal residence costs are paid for by the Episcopal Fund 

of the General Church. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 28,000 $ 28,000 

Less General Church Grant - 19,000 - 19,000 

Budget $ 9,000 $ 9,000 


645. Conference Board of Trustees Administration Fund. 

The Board of Trustees is responsible for the care and maintenance of the physical properties of the 

Conference. This fund includes meeting expenses and administrative costs for the Board. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 5,000 $ 5,000 

646. Conference Center Operations Fund. 

This fund is used for covering the cost of the Conference Center. 

a. The lease includes the rent of the top two floors of the Capital Center Complex II and the cost 

of shared common area maintenance with the other tenant in the building. The lease also includes 

utilities, janitorial services, lawn care and snow removal. 

1999 2000 

Total cost $394,010 $414,460 

Less: Interest Income - 100,000 

Sublet rent - 13,325 - 14,000 

Budget $ 280,685 $ 300,460 

b. The telephone system that is used within the building is owned by the Iowa Annual 

Conference. The long distance calls are paid by each board or agency to which the call is related. 

The cost to the Conference Center is for the basic lines that come into the office area. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 20,000 $ 20,000 

c. In the maintenance of any building there are certain supplies that are needed to keep them in 

good condition. The supplies include such items as paper products, door locks, keys, and other 

miscellaneous items. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,200 $ 2,200 

d. The Conference Insurance policy is part of the Conference Center operations. This policy 

includes property; multi-peril; an umbrella liability; directors, officers and trustees liability; $10,000 

blanket bond for each United Methodist Church in the Conference; medical expenses for volunteers 

if injured at the Center; professional liability; sexual misconduct or molestation liability; and hired, 

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nonowner automobile liability. Part of the increase in this budget is caused by the Trustees absorbing 

the cost of property; multi-peril and directors, officers and trustees liability for the Board of Camps and 

Extended Ministry. The Conference blanket insurance policies have as their anniversary date January 

1, 1999. The Board of Trustees will be evaluating all of our conference insurance coverage and if 

necessary make adjustments in our policy prior to that date. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 62,450 $ 62,450 

e. The Conference Center provides hospitality to its visitors and guests by providing coffee, tea 

and other amenities. Also, the Center recognizes employees who reach milestones in their 

employment in the center. Part of the cost of the hospitality expense is recovered by vending receipts. 

The balance is budgeted from the Conference Center Fund for which $2,000 is needed for 1999. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 2,000 $ 2,000 

f. The Conference Center leases copy machines, postage meters, folders and inserters. The 

lease costs have in the past been charged to each agency within the conference who has wanted to 

use these machines. This has resulted in extra costs for printing and copying. The Conference Board 

of Trustees proposes to apportion the lease costs of the machines and charge agencies only the 

actual cost of printing and mailing. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 65,000 $ 65,000 

647. Conference Center Equipment Reserve Fund. 

This fund is used to purchase and maintain furniture, fixtures and equipment within the Conference 

Center. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 25,000 $ 25,000 

648. Conference Center Replacement Reserve. 

The proceeds received from the sale of the old conference center is to be invested for potential 

replacement of the existing leased conference center. Investment earnings received on this fund will 

be used to: 1) offset the lease expense of the existing conference center, and 2) provide protection 

against inflation. 

1999 2000 

Receipts: 

Proceeds on sale $ 300,000 $ 300,000 

Investment earnings 171,709 196,698 

Total receipts 

Expenses: 

$ 471,709 $ 496,698 

Investment Management 14,718 16,860 

Applied to lease expense 100,000 100,000 

Total expenses $ 114,718 $ 116,860 

Unrealized Market Value - - 

Gain (loss) 

Increase to investment $ 356,991 $ 379,838 

Investment Balance $2,809,976 $3,189,814


649. Priscilla Investment Fund. 

The Priscilla Fund was designated as a permanent endowment by the Conference Board of Trustees 

from a $100,000 faith driven gift received from an estate. The earnings from this fund may be used 

by program boards and agencies or local congregations to provide assistance as seed money to begin 

a particular ministry, help with emergency capital needs, fund short term programs, or fund special 

needs of pastors in the Iowa Conference as they begin their careers in ministry. 

1999 2000 

Receipts: 

Investment earnings $ 5,000 $ 5,000 

Unrealized Gain (loss) - - 

5,000 5,000 

Program grants - 5,000 - 5,000 

Net Increase (decrease) $ - $ - 

650. Comprehensive Property and Liability Insurance Program for the Annual Conference 

and Local Churches. 

The 1997 Iowa Annual Conference authorized the Conference Board of Trustees to bring a proposal 

to the 1999 Annual Conference for a voluntary conference wide insurance program. The rationale for 

this authorization includes: (1) the 1996 Book of Discipline encourages the establishment of an 

insurance program that is available to all local churches. (2) several annual conferences of the United 

Methodist Church have established conference wide insurance programs as a way of offering broader 

protection with cost savings to local churches. (3) it is now possible that some local churches may 

be underinsured because of the high costs of premiums. (4) significant cost savings may be realized 

through the purchasing power of local churches acting together and may guarantee that each local 

church has essential protection. 

The Conference Board of Trustees believes that further consideration needs to occur before a 

conference wide program for the United Methodist Churches is presented. Further considerations 

include: (1) A way to involve the local agent or an agent of the church’s choice so that person can aid 

and assist the church in developing the coverages needed. (2) A program that would allow for a 

dividend to be developed for those churches who participate if their loss ratio is below a certain level. 

This “profit” that the insurance companies would develop from the book of church business should be 

shared between the churches and the insurance company. (3) The ability for the Conference to set 

a minimum standard for insurance but allow local congregations to negotiate and develop coverages 

needed for the local situation. These needs will change over time and should be covered by working 

with the insurance company to get these coverages. (4) Have blanket coverages on either a 

conference wide basis or at least for the churches on a local basis. (5) Develop a policy which would 

give a minimum of coverages local churches need and require all churches to meet this minimum 

standard whether they are a participant in the conference wide insurance program or not. (6) Develop 

additional coverage to be made available to each local church on an individual basis depending upon 

need and desire for this coverage. 

The following time line for implementation of the program is recommended: 

April-May 1999 

Insurance Committee interviews the Risk Manager from General Council on Finance and 

Administration and continues to define a voluntary program for Iowa. The Committee researches other 

conference programs and shares information with CFA. The Conference Board of Trustees approve 

an outline that defines basic goals of a conference wide voluntary program in Iowa. 

June-September 1999 

Goals for an Iowa program are announced to the conference and explained. Insurance companies 

are given preliminary interviews to learn of their interest in and reaction to the Conference goals. 

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October- December 1999 

Underwriting information becomes part of the annual reports submitted to charge conferences from 

local churches. 

January 1999 

Local church information is analyzed and request for proposals forwarded to Insurance companies 

and the Board of Trustees gage the ability of companies to address our needs. 

February-April 1999 

Insurance companies present proposals and meet with the Board of Trustees Insurance Sub- 

Committee. 

May 1999 

Board of Trustees adopts one company and plan as the official Conference program. 

June 1999 

Annual Conference is presented the plan for adoption. 

July-December 1999 

Implementation of the Conference Plan. 


660. Conference Sessions Committee 

Annual Conference Administrative Budget 

This budget funds the administrative expenses of the Annual Conference Session and the Conference 

Sessions Committee. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 219,800 $ 225,110 

661. Resolutions Committee 

This budget funds the work of the Resolutions Committee. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 500 $ 500 

662. Rules of Order Committee 

This budget funds the work of the Rules of Order Committee. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 260 $ 230 

663. Pre-Conference Manual Fund. 

This fund is to pay the cost of printing and distributing the pre-conference manual to the lay and clergy 

members of the Iowa Annual Conference. In addition to the normal annual costs, one fourth of the 

1997 ending deficit of $8,852 will be included in the budget requests over the next four years.


1999 2000 

Budget $ 22,850 $ 24,250 

664. Annual Sessions Travel Fund. 

This fund covers the travel and per diem expenses for Conference members to attend the Conference 

session as described in the following paragraphs. In addition to the annual costs, one fourth of the 

1997 ending deficit of $14,539 will be included in the budget requests over the next four years. 

1. Retired ordained clergy, clergy on disability leave, retired diaconal ministers and surviving 

spouses of deceased clergy or diaconal minister shall be paid $20 per night for lodging and meals. 

When retired clergy, clergy on disability leave or retired diaconal minister and spouse are in 

attendance, the per night reimbursement will be $30. In addition, they shall be reimbursed for one 

round trip to the site of the Conference session within the state using the following schedule: 

C 15 cents per mile for one person in the vehicle attending the Conference Session 

C 25 cents per mile for two persons in the vehicle attending the Conference Session 

C 35 cents for three or more persons in the vehicle attending the Conference Session 

2. Equalization members of the Conference assigned by the district shall be reimbursed for one 

round trip to the site of the Conference session using the same schedule listed in 662.1 and $20 per 

night for lodging and meals while attending the Conference session. The District Superintendent shall 

sign and submit a voucher for each equalization member to the Conference Treasurer for 

reimbursement of Conference session attendance expenses. 

3. Each district superintendent shall send a letter to the chairpersons for the administrative 

board(s), finance committee(s) and pastor-parish relations committee(s) of each local charge 

requesting that they pay the expenses for their clergy, diaconal ministers and lay members to attend 

the Conference session. 

4. Clergy and lay members of the conference shall be reimbursed for one round trip to the site of 

the conference session within the state using the following reimbursements schedule: 

C 15 cents per mile for one person in the vehicle attending the Conference Session 

C 25 cents per mile for two persons in the vehicle attending the Conference Session 

C 35 cents for three or more persons in the vehicle attending the Conference Session 

5. Clergy members of the Conference serving in an appointment to extended ministries shall 

have their attendance at the Conference session paid by the compensation paying unit to which they 

are appointed. If the compensation paying unit is unable to pay for the clergy member’s attendance, 

then the Annual Conference Administrative Coordinating Council may approve a reimbursement upon 

request from the responsible executive of the compensation paying unit. The reimbursement granted 

by the Council may not exceed the limits prescribed in other Conference legislation. If the clergy 

member lives outside the bounds of the Iowa Conference, the miles counted for reimbursement shall 

be determined as a round trip between the site of the Conference session and the nearest point for 

entry in the Iowa border based upon the most direct route between the home of the clergy member 

and site of the Conference session. 

6. Members of Conference boards, committees, commissions, councils or other agencies who 

attend the Conference session shall have their Annual Conference expenses reimbursed at the same 

rate as retired clergy and retried diaconal ministers. The boards, committees, commissions, councils 

or other agencies shall be responsible for the costs as stated in the Rules of Order VII.N.13 of the 

1997 Annual Conference Journal. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 48,700 $ 48,700 

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665. Journal Publication Committee. 


This Committee is charged with the responsibility to keep the official records of the Conference 

Session. The budget includes administrative expenses of the committee. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 5,740 $ 5,770 

666. Journal Publication Fund. 

The Conference Journal and Book of Resolutions are published by subscription order received prior 

to the date of their publication. This fund is support only by those subscriptions. 

1999 2000 

Total Cost $ 24,000 $ 25,000 

Less subscriptions - 24,000 - 25,000 

Total Cost $ - $ - 

667. Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee nominates persons to serve 

in leadership positions on Conference boards and agencies. The budget includes compensation for 

the executive secretary of the committee and administrative expenses. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 7,500 $ 7,500 

668. General and Jurisdiction Delegate Expense Reserve Fund. 

This fund helps pay the costs of the delegation meetings, administrative costs of the delegation and 

travel and per diem costs of one lay and one clergy alternate delegate to both General Conference 

and Jurisdictional Conference. Reimbursement will be at the same rate as paid to General and 

Jurisdictional Conference delegates by the General Church. (Editorial note: the unspent balance will 

be carried through the quadrennium.) 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 10,000 $ 10,000 


670. Equitable Compensation Fund. 

Commission on Equitable Compensation Funds 

The following is recommended for the 1999 Conference year: 

1. Travel reimbursements for all pastors serving a local charge is recommended at the IRS mileage 

rate presently in force, while no charge shall pay less than twenty-seven cents per vouchered mile. 

2. A minimum of $300 shall be allowed for continuing education for all pastors serving a full-time 

appointment. 

3. Each charge is encouraged to work with the pastor to establish an accountable reimbursement 

account to cover job related expenses such as continuing education, educational materials, travel, 

meals and lodging expenses and in developing a cafeteria plan in accordance with Internal Revenue 

Code Section 125. The Treasurer’s Office, Conference staff, and the Cabinet shall provide


information concerning this procedure to the local church. 

4. In accordance with 622, 343.1-2 and 333.1-2 of the 1996 Book of Discipline, the following 

provisions are recommended: 

a. The 1999 Minimum Base Compensation, which may be any combination of cash, utilities, or 

pastor’s share of benefits, shall be set at 60% of the 1999 Denominational Average Compensation as 

calculated by the General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits. 

b. For full time pastors as identified in the 1996 Book of Discipline, the Minimum Base 

Compensation shall be increased $400 for each of up to six years prior service in any annual 

conference of the United Methodist Church or other international Methodist communion. Pastors and 

elders coming from other denominations will be given the same consideration. 

c. The Minimum Base Compensation shall be increased by $200 for a pastor serving a two point 

charge and by $400 for a pastor serving a three or more point charge. 

d. All pastors appointed to their first appointment on or before July 1 of the preceding year, will 

meet qualifications of second year in ministry. 

e. Churches which are unable to provide Minimum Base Compensation may apply for equitable 

compensation funds for up to 25% of the minimum compensation. Each charge should make every 

effort to provide minimum base compensation. 

f. The 1999 Minimum Base Compensation, based on the Denominational Average Compensation 

of $39,337, is: 

Single Charge Two Point Three Point 

or More 

Entry Level 23,600 23,800 24,000 

2 Years in Ministry 24,000 24,200 24,400 





7 Years or more in Min. 26,000 26,200 26,400 

5. The funding period will be from July 1st of the current year to June 30th of the following year. It is 

expected that all charges receiving funds will furnish a copy of the pastoral support form to verify that 

the minimum salary for 1999 has been met. There will be no increase in funding from the Equitable 

Compensation Fund. 

6. Full, Probationary and Associate Members who are in good standing and are appointed by the 

Bishop to less than full-time service under the provisions 622.2 and 333.2 of the 1996 Book of 

Discipline shall have a claim and the right to receive from Equitable Compensation Fund in one quarter 

increments. 

7. Before a local charge can receive funding from the Equitable Compensation Fund, an application 

form must be completed and consultation shall be held with the executive council of the district council 

on ministries or the district stewardship team. The charge shall share their program goals for the 

coming year. The recommendations of the executive council or district stewardship team, with proper 

signatures, shall be forwarded to the district superintendent for his/her signature. The district 

superintendent shall forward the recommendations to the Vice-Chairperson, Commission on Equitable 

Compensation, not later than February 1, 1999. Late applications will be returned without 

consideration. 

8. Starting in June 1998, a local charge may apply for full amount of funding they would be eligible to 

receive from the Equitable Compensation Fund for three years. (refer to 4.e). Beginning the fourth 

year through the seventh year, requests will be reduced from the allowable 25% of base minimum 

salary by 5% per year. This would allow no applications from the same charge after the seventh year. 

The actual amounts awarded will depend on the approval of Equitable Compensation Commission and 

availability of funds. 

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1999 2000 

Budget $ 182,548 $ 187,025 


675. Pastoral Care and Counseling Fund. 

Other Funds 

This budget funds staff salaries, benefits and administrative expenses for the Conference office of 

Pastoral Care and Counseling. The 1999 salary of the Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling shall 

be $53,915. CFA , each December or before start of employment, shall determine the amount to be 

considered housing exclusion as defined in Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code. 

The office of Pastoral Care and Counseling provides pastoral counseling for clergy, clergy families, 

diaconal ministers and lay professionals and/or families employed by the church when requested. In 

addition, this office provides continuing education courses, work-shops, seminars, and consultation 

in a variety of areas related to pastoral care and counseling. 

1999 2000 

Budget $109,144 $120,938 


676. Conference Council on Ministries Administration Fund. 

This budget provides staff salaries, benefits, office expenses, and administrative expenses for the 

Conference Council on Ministries (CCOM) and selected agencies. Agencies funded through this 

budget include the CCOM. Executive Committee, Program Review, Planning and Research, and 

Personnel and Nominations. 

1. The 1999 salary of the Council on Ministries Director shall be $53,915. 

2. The 1999 salaries for the CCOM Program Field staff, Director of Camps and Communications 

Director shall be $43,132 (80% of COM. Director salary). 

3. CFA, each December or before start of employment, shall determine the amount to be 

considered housing exclusion as defined in Section 107 of the Internal Revenue Code. 

1999 2000 

Budgets $1,089,066 $1,144,199 

677. The Conference Personnel Committee Fund. - delayed action until 1999 Annual Conference. 

678. District Askings. 

Voluntary askings used to support district programming: 

1999 2000 

Cedar Rapids 2% of Apport $ 28,970 $ 28,970 

Council Bluffs $1.00 per member 14,762 14,762 

Des Moines $0.50 per member 12,575 12,575 

Muscatine $2.25 per member 45,973 45,973 

Ottumwa $2.00 per member 26,634 26,634 

Spencer $0.25 per member 3,741 3,741 

Waterloo $2.00 per member 37,532 37,532 

Budget $170,187 $170,187



BOARD OF PENSIONS 

680. Recommendations for the 1999 Conference and Fiscal Year. 

1. 1999 Annuity Rate The 1999 annuity rate for pre-1982 service will be $397, which is 1% of the 

Conference Average Compensation (CAC) as suggested in the 1996 Book of Discipline 1506.7. 

2. Annuity Years Corrections. 

The Conference Board of Pensions reports and recommends the following additions and/or 

corrections of annuity credit years: 

Lowell E. Hoyle 3 additional years Ray C. Howland 3 months 

Gilbert Dawes 2 additional years John W. Rosenberger 1.5. additional years 

Leroy Whiteside 1 additional year Larry G. Willey 3 additional years 

3. Housing Allowance Exclusion under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 107. 

a. An amount equal to 100% of the pension payments received by the retired minister, or 100% 

of the disability benefit payments received by a disabled minister during the years 1999 and 2000 be 

and is hereby designated as housing allowance exclusion under IRC Section 107 respectively for each 

retired or disabled ordained or licensed minister of the United Methodist Church, who is or was a 

member of the Iowa Annual Conference at the time of his or her retirement or disability; 

b. The pension or disability payment to which this housing allowance exclusion applies shall be 

the pension or disability payment resulting from all service of such retired, or disabled ordained or 

licensed minister from all employment by any local church, annual conference, general agency or 

institution of the United Methodist Church, or any former denomination that is now a part of the United 

Methodist Church, or from any other employer who employed the minister to perform services related 

to the ministry and who elected to make contributions to the pension or benefit funds of the United 

Methodist Church for such retired minister’s pension or disabled minister’s benefit. 

c. This housing allowance exclusion does not apply to surviving spouses of deceased pastors 

under current law. 

4. Cafeteria 125 Clergy and Laity. 

a. Purpose The cafeteria plan sponsored by the Iowa Annual Conference is under the 

supervision of the Conference Board of Pensions and administered by a plan administrator selected 

by the Conference Board of Pensions. Currently, the plan administrators are Chartered Financial 

Services and Cafeteria Plan Administrators, Inc. of West Des Moines. The plan includes before-tax 

Conference health insurance premiums and medical care, dependent care, or insurance premium 

reimbursement accounts. The compensating agency is responsible for the administrative costs of the 

plan. 

b. Clergy Eligible for Cafeteria 125 Plan Participation Clergy appointed in any of the following 

categories are eligible to participate in the plan under the provisions listed: 

1) full-time and part-time clergy appointed to an Iowa Annual Conference charge including 

student local pastors. 

2) full-time or part-time clergy appointed to an Iowa Annual Conference appointment to 

extended ministries such as a district superintendent, conference staff person, or camping staff other 

than part-time summer employees. 

c. Diaconal Ministers and Lay Employees Eligible for Cafeteria 125 Plan Participation. Diaconal 

ministers and lay employees of an Iowa United Methodist Church and/or other organizations affiliated 

with the Iowa Annual Conference may participate in the Conference Cafeteria 125 Plan provided that 

he or she is regularly employed no less than 20 hours per week. 

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681. Board of Pensions Administration Fund. 

This fund covers the administrative costs of the Board of Pensions, Inc. 


1999 2000 

Budget $ 46,090 $ 46,090 

682. Pension Plan Fund. 

1. Past Service Liability Funding (PSL) The unfunded past service liability (UPSL) for clergy 

currently active and retired who have service years with the Iowa Annual Conference prior to 1982 is 

estimated to be $22,600,000 in 1999 and $22,400,000 in the year 2000. The UPSL defined benefit 

may be funded through apportionments, current investments with the General Board of Pensions and 

Health Benefits (GBOPHB) or a combination thereof. The Conference Board of Pensions, in 

accordance with plan documents must accept the goal of funding this liability by 2021. 

The Conference Board of Pensions, in consultation with the GBOPHB, recommends that the PSL be 

funded by an annual past service deposit with the GBOPHB each December 31. For the year 1999 

that deposit is estimated to be $1,600,000 and for the year 2000 - $1,911,000. The Board further 

recommends that the deposit be funded by a combination of apportionments, investments, and 

earnings until the PSL is fully funded, no later than 2021. The Board will evaluate its long term funding 

of the PSL a minimum of every two years or a maximum of every four years. At the time of each 

evaluation adjustments may need to be made in the funding ratio between apportionments, 

investments, and earnings. 

1999 2000 

Budget $250,000 $250,000 

2. Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) The cost of the Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) will be 12% of each 

clergy person’s compensation base in accordance with the provisions of the MPP plan documents of 

the GBOPHB and the 1996 Book of Discipline. The cost of the MPP shall be direct billed to the local 

churches. Full-time or part-time clergy appointed to an Iowa Conference appointment of extended 

ministries such as district superintendent, conference staff, or camps staff shall have their pension 

share direct billed to the employing Conference agency. Specifics of the plan are detailed in the plan 

documents available in the office of Director of Administrative Services or from the GBOPHB. 

1999 2000 

Budget $2,503,410 $2,578,510 

Less Direct billing - 2,503,410 -2,578,510 

$ - $ - 

3. Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP) The cost of the Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP) for 

current pastoral service of pastors will be 4.4% of each clergy person’s compensation base in 

accordance with the provisions of the CPP plan document of the GBOPHB and the 1996 Book of 

Discipline. The cost of the CPP shall be apportioned to each local church. Full-time or part-time 

clergy appointed to an Iowa Conference appointment of extended ministries such as district 

superintendent, conference staff, or camps staff shall have their CPP costs direct billed to the 

employing Conference agency. Specifics of the plan are detailed in the plan documents available in 

the office of Director of Administrative Services or from the GBOPHB. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 890,920 $ 922,100 

4. Cumulative Pension and Benefit Fund (CPBF) 

a) The Iowa Annual Conference offers to its Conference lay employees and diaconal ministers the 

Cumulative Pension and Benefit Fund (CPBF). The fund is available for those who meet eligibility


requirements. The employer must contribute 6% of the employee’s base compensation into the fund. 

The employing agency is responsible for the cost of the plan. Specifics of the plan and eligibility 

requirements are detailed in the plan documents and are available in the office of Director of 

Administrative Services or from the GBOPHB. 

b) The GBOPHB offers to United Methodist churches and church-affiliated organizations of the 

Conference the Cumulative Pension and Benefit Fund (CPBF). The fund is available for those who 

meet eligibility requirements. The employer must contribute into the fund. The employing agency is 

responsible for the cost of the plan. Specifics of the plan and eligibility requirements are detailed in 

the plan documents and are available from the GBOPHB. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 88,985 $ 93,435 

Less Direct billing - 88,985 - 93,435 

$ - $ - 

5. Basic Protection Plan (BPP) 

a) The Iowa Annual Conference offers to its Conference staff (lay employees and diaconal 

ministers) the Basic Protection Plan (BPP). The plan is available for those who meet eligibility 

requirements. The employing agency is responsible for the cost of the plan. The plan offers death 

and disability benefits to its participants. Specifics of the plan and eligibility requirements are detailed 

in the plan documents and are available in the office of Director of Administrative Services or from the 

GBOPHB 

b) The GBOPHB offers to United Methodist churches and church-affiliated organizations of the 

Conference a Basic Protection Plan (BPP). The plan is available for those who meet eligibility 

requirements. The employing organization is responsible for the cost of the plan. The plan offers 

death and disability benefits to its participants. Specifics of the plan and eligibility requirements are 

detailed in the plan documents and are available from the GBOPHB. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 20,030 $ 20,030 

Less Direct Billing - 18,375 - 19,295 

$ 1,655 $ 1,685 

6. Personal Investment Plan (PIP) 

The Iowa Annual Conference participates in the GBOPHB Personal Investment Plan (PIP). This plan 

is a retirement savings and investment plan administered by the GBOPHB. Participants may make 

contributions on a before- and/or after- tax basis. Only participant money will be contributed to PIP. 

Affiliated agencies of the Conference and local churches can make contributions on behalf of United 

Methodist clergy, staff and lay employees. Specifics of the plan and eligibility requirements are 

detailed in the plan documents and are available from the GBOPHB. 

7. Pension Payments for Special Circumstance. 

a) CPP for Probationary Clergy Members The Conference shall pay the premium cost of the CPP 

for probationary or commissioned members who are not otherwise covered as the result of an 

appointment other than a local church. This provision does not apply to probationary members on 

leave of absence. The provisions in 682.3 will take precedence over this provision if applicable. 

b) Appointments To Extended Ministries The cost of MPP and CPP for Probationary, Full, 

Associate, Deacon and Elder members of the Conference in appointments to extended ministries 

shall be 16.4% of the annual cash salary up to the Denominational Average Compensation (DAC). 

The salary paying unit shall pay the MPP and CPP costs. 

c) Sabbatical Leave Clergy members of the Iowa Conference on sabbatical leave shall be 

continued in MPP with the Conference paying the 12% share of salary up to the DAC. 

d) CPP for Less Than Full-Time Clergy Appointments Probationary, Full, Associate, and Deacon 

members of the Conference appointed to “Less than Full-Time” status to a local charge shall have 

their CPP premiums paid by the Conference. 

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Pension Summary 1999 2000 

1. Past Service Liab. $ 250,000 $ 250,000 

2. MPP costs - - 

3. CPP costs 890,920 922,100 

4. CPBF costs - - 

5. BPP costs 1,655 1,685 

Total Pension Budget $1,142,575 $1,173,785 

683. Pension Direct Billing Assistance Fund. 

A fund shall be established to assist local congregations in meeting their church pension share of 

direct billing. This fund is available for congregations who throughout a year have experienced some 

difficult financial situations. This fund shall be administered by the Conference Board of Pensions with 

recommendations from the Appointive Cabinet. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 30,000 $ 30,000 

684. Health Insurance Fund - for Elders or Deacons, and Laity not in the Retired 

Relationship. 

1. Health Insurance Program The health insurance program sponsored by the Iowa Annual 

Conference is a self-funded plan administered for the Conference by Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield 

of Iowa. The plan is Alliance Select. The plan includes a $250 deductible for single coverage and 

$500 deductible for family coverage with 80/20 coinsurance limited to $1,250/year out-of-pocket 

expense for single contracts and $2,500/year for family contracts. If your doctor is an Alliance Select 

provider, the deductible is waived for office visits and claims are paid on a 90/10 basis. The total 

family premium for 1999 is $5,783.16 and a single premium is $3,172.20. Clergy are required to pay 

103% of one-third of this cost. Local congregations or appropriate employing agencies are required 

to pay the remaining two-thirds of this cost. The laity’s cost is addressed in 684.4. 

2. Elders Eligible for Health Insurance Plan Participation Elders (Associate Members, Licensed Local 

Pastors and Probationary Members for purposes of health insurance shall be considered the same 

as Elders) appointed in any of the following categories are eligible to participate in the plan under the 

provisions listed: 

a. Full-time or part-time Elders appointed to an Iowa Conference Charge including student local 

pastors enrolled in a college or seminary will pay a portion of the premium defined in 684.8. 

b. Full-time or part-time Elders appointed to an Iowa Conference appointment to extended 

ministries such as a district superintendent, conference staff, or camps staff; will pay a portion of the 

premium defined in 684.8. 

c. Other persons appointed to extended ministries will pay 100% of the premium cost. 

d. An Elder member of the Conference appointed to attend school, but not serving an Iowa local 

church, will pay 100% of the premium cost. 

e. An Elder member of the Conference on sabbatical leave will pay 100% of the premium cost. 

f. An Elder member of the Conference on leave of absence has coverage available for no more 

than 12 consecutive months from the effective date of the leave of absence. The participant will pay 

100% of the insurance premium. After the 12 months he or she will be eligible to participate in 

COBRA (Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act). He or she will pay 102% of the premium 

cost. After 18 months on COBRA, the Elder is no longer eligible to participate. 

3. Deacons Eligible for Health Insurance Plan Participation Deacons appointed in any of the following 

categories are eligible to participate in the plan under the provisions listed. 

a. Deacons whose primary field of service is within a local congregation, charge or cooperative 

parish are eligible to participate in the Conference Health Insurance Plan. The local congregation will 

pay two-thirds of the premium. The deacons are required to pay 103% of one-third of the premium 

cost.


b. Deacons in full-time or part-time service to the Iowa Conference appointed to extended ministries 

such as conference or camps staff are eligible to participate in the Conference Health Insurance Plan. 

The employing conference agency will pay a portion of the premium defined in 684.8. 

c. Deacons related to the Iowa Conference but serving appointments to extended ministries will 

pay 100% of the premium cost. 

d. Deacons attending school, but not serving an Iowa local church, will pay 100% of the premium 

cost. 

e. Deacons on sabbatical leave will pay 100% of the premium cost. 

f. Deacons of the Conference on leave of absence have coverage available for no more than 12 

consecutive months from the effective date of the leave of absence. The participant will pay 100% 

of the premium cost. After the 12 months he or she may be eligible for COBRA. The Deacon will be 

required to pay 102% of the premium cost. After 18 months on COBRA the Deacon is no longer 

eligible to participate. 

4. Diaconal Ministers and Lay Employees Diaconal ministers and lay employees of an Iowa United 

Methodist church and/or other organizations affiliated to the Iowa Conference may participate in the 

Conference Health Insurance Plan described in 684.1 provided that he or she is regularly employed 

no less than 21 hours per week. The entire premium cost will be billed to the diaconal minster’s or lay 

employee’s compensation paying unit. 

5. Insurability of Late Enrollees Those person’s eligible to participate in the health insurance plan 

must enroll in the plan within 60 days after the date their eligibility would begin. If enrollment occurs 

after 60 days, then the person and family will have a 12 month waiting period for pre-existing medical 

conditions, for which medical advice, diagnosis, care or treatment was recommended or received 

within a six month period ending on the enrollment date, unless the Health Insurance Portability and 

Accountability Act takes precedence. 

6. COBRA Provisions Although the Iowa Conference Health Insurance Group is exempt from 

compliance with Federal Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (COBRA) regulations, the 

Conference will voluntarily comply with the intent of COBRA. Any person who becomes ineligible to 

continue on the Conference Health Insurance plan will be sent a letter explaining his or her COBRA 

rights. The premium for this continuation of coverage will be 102% of the full cost of such coverage 

in accordance with the provisions of the COBRA law. A participant’s coverage will be terminated if 

premiums are unpaid for 30 days. 

7. Reinsurance Plan The Conference Board of Pension is a member of the Iowa Individual Health 

Benefit Reinsurance Association. When a participant or a dependent is no longer eligible for the 

Conference Health Insurance Plan they may apply for individual coverage in a basic or standard 

health insurance plan. The qualifying health requirement is being in a health insurance plan for the 

previous 12 months. 

8. Billing of Health Insurance Participants. 

The local churches, through direct billing, will pay two-thirds of the total premium cost for active clergy 

in the Conference Health Insurance Plan. Full-time or part-time Elders appointed to an Iowa 

Conference appointment to extended ministries such as a district superintendent, conference staff, 

or camps staff shall have two-thirds of the cost of their health insurance paid by their employing 

agency. Others are billed according to the policies stated below. 

a. 1999 Premium Rates The cost of health insurance premiums for 1999 will be determined by the 

Conference Board of Pensions prior to September 30, 1998. 

b. Participant Billing Elders and Deacons shall be billed at 103% of one-third of the actual premium 

cost. Other participants shall be billed according to the policy stated in 684. 

c. Premium Assistance Fund 3% of one-third of the premium collected under the provision of 

684.8.b. shall be deposited into a Health Insurance Premium Assistance Fund. The purpose of this 

fund is to assist Elders and Deacons in difficult financial circumstances with the payment of their 

health insurance premiums. The fund is to be administered by the Appointive Cabinet. 

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9. Health Insurance Coverage and Premiums for Surviving Spouses of Deceased Active Participants 

Who have a Pension Claim on the Iowa Annual Conference. 

The Conference will pay two-thirds of the health insurance premium for surviving spouses and children 

of deceased active United Methodist clergy subject to the following limitations: 

a. When the surviving spouse remarries, the following shall apply: 

1) The surviving spouse and the surviving children shall not be eligible for continuing health 

insurance coverage unless conditions in 684 are met. 

2) If a child of the deceased clergy person is otherwise not insurable, then the Conference 

health insurance coverage may be continued if the surviving spouse pays 100% of the premium. Such 

coverage shall only continue until the child is no longer eligible for coverage, at which time the 

coverage for all persons in the family shall terminate. 

3) The new spouse of the surviving spouse is ineligible for the Conference’s health insurance 

coverage, unless he/she would otherwise be eligible. 

b. If the deceased clergy person had a family health insurance contract with the Conference, the 

surviving spouse and children shall be eligible for continued coverage. 

c. If the deceased clergy person had a single health insurance contract with the Conference, the 

surviving spouse and children shall not be eligible for health insurance coverage through the 


10. Premium Delinquency. Participants in the Conference heath insurance plan who are 

delinquent in the payment of the required premium for more than three months or 90 days shall have 

their coverage suspended after proper notification from the Administrative Services Office. Delinquent 

participants will be given an opportunity to make arrangements for payments of the past due account 

with the Director of Administrative Services. If payment arrangements are not made within 10 days 

of the first notification, health insurance coverage will be terminated. If a terminated participant wishes 

to re-enroll in the Conference health insurance plan, proof of insurability will be required which may 

result in some or all pre-existing medical conditions being excluded from coverage for 12 months. Any 

previous premium delinquencies must be paid prior to reinstatement.. All notifications to delinquent 

participants shall be copied to the participant’s district superintendent, or other appropriate supervisor 

if one is available. 

11. Exception The Board of Pensions is authorized to make exceptions to any of the above 

requirements in special or unique circumstances. The Director of Administrative Services is 

authorized to make interpretations and adjustments in individual situations. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 3,888,963 $ 4,139,776 

Less Direct Billings - 3,888,963 - 4,139,776 

$ - $ - 

685. Health Insurance Premium Assistance Fund. 

As stated in 684 each Elder and Deacon participant in the Conference’s Health Insurance Plan will 

pay 103% of the one third share of the total health insurance premium. The 3% surcharge shall be 

used to provide health insurance premium assistance to clergy who have encountered financial 

difficulties in paying their health insurance premiums. The fund is to be administered by the Appointive 

Cabinet. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 40,000 $ 40,000 

Less 5% Surcharge - 40,000 - 40,000 

Net apportioned $ - $ - 

686. Retired Health Insurance Fund - for retired Elders, Deacons and Laity. 

1. Health Insurance Eligibility for Persons in the Retired Relationship.


a. With 35 or More Years of Service The eligibility requirements for a retired Elder or Deacon to 

participate in the Conference Retired Health Insurance Plan are: 

1) He or she must have a pension claim on the Iowa Annual Conference. 

2) He or she must have 10 consecutive service years immediately prior to retirement from 

active ministry in which at least five of those years were under full-time appointment to an Iowa Annual 

Conference local church or in a position for which the Iowa Annual Conference had pension 

responsibility. 

3) The spouse of a retired Elder or Deacon or surviving spouse of a retired Elder or Deacon 

is eligible to participate in the Conference Health Insurance Plan provided the Elder or Deacon is or 

was eligible under the above requirements. 

b. Less than 35 Years of Service An Elder or Deacon with less than 35 years of pension credit in 

the Iowa Annual Conference, and retires from active service under full-time appointment, is eligible 

for a Conference paid portion of the health insurance premium. The payment made for an Elder or 

Deacon in this category shall be determined as follows: 

1) The number of full-time equivalent years served shall be divided by 35. 

2) The resulting percentage from 1) above shall be multiplied times the two-thirds church 

share from 686.2. 

3) The resulting dollar amount from 2) above shall be the amount of the Conference’s share 

of the health insurance premium. The balance of the premium shall be the responsibility of the Elder 

or Deacon. 

c. Retirement under the twenty year rule and less than age 62. An Elder or Deacon who retires 

under the age of 62 using the Disciplinary 20 year rule for retirement and retires immediately from 

active service under appointment is eligible to participant in the Conference Health Insurance with the 

participant paying 102% of the cost of the premium. Once the retire reaches the age of 62 the formula 

in 686.2 shall apply as long as the retiree has remained continuously on the Iowa Conference Health 

Insurance plan. 

d. Surviving Spouses If a retired Elder or Deacon dies and has a surviving spouse who is a 

participant in the health insurance plan, the surviving spouse’s plan participation shall continue without 

interruption on the same premium payment basis as the deceased. 

e. Compensation Paid by an Agency Any retired Elder or Deacon member of the Iowa Annual 

Conference whose compensation was paid by another agency other than a local church or the 

Conference may participate in the Conference’s health insurance plan provided 100% of the premium 

is paid either by the Elder or Deacon, the compensation paying agency, or any combination thereof. 

f. Diaconal Ministers and Lay Employees 

1) Diaconal ministers and lay employees of the Conference having a pension claim on the 

Iowa Annual Conference or a predecessor conference with a minimum of 10 consecutive years of fulltime 

equivalent employment and eligible for Medicare are eligible for the Conference paid portion of 

the premium defined in 686. This provision does not apply to Diaconal ministers and lay employees 

of local churches. 

2) Diaconal Ministers and Lay Employees of the Conference having a pension claim on the 

Iowa Annual Conference or a predecessor conference with a minimum of 10 consecutive years of fulltime 

equivalent employment and under the age of 65 are eligible to remain on the Conference Health 

Insurance program. The employee would assume the full cost of the health insurance premium. 

g. Local Church Employees Local church employees who had, as part of their employment 

compensation with the local church, participation in the Conference Heath Insurance plan with a 

minimum of 10 consecutive equivalent years of service and eligible for Medicare are eligible for the 

Conference Retired Health Insurance Plan provided 100% of the premium is paid either by 

themselves, the compensation paying unit or any combination thereof. 

h. Exceptions The Board of Pensions is authorized to make exceptions to any of the above 

requirements in special or unique circumstances. The Director of Administrative Services is 

authorized to make interpretations and adjustments in individual situations. 

2. Retired Health Insurance Plans. 

a. Retired Elders and Deacons and/or Spouses Under Age 65 Retired Elders or Deacons and/or 

spouses under the age of 65 and who meet the eligibility requirements in 686 shall participate in health 

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insurance plan defined in 684.1. Premiums will be paid according to what is stated in 684.8. 

b. Retired Elder or Deacon when One Spouse is Over age 65 and the Other is Under Age 65 

Retired Elders and Deacons and/or spouses age 65 or older who meet the eligibility requirements in 

686 shall participate in the Conference’s Medicare Supplement plan provided that the Elder or Deacon 

and/or spouse is eligible for Medicare. If the clergy person and/or spouse is not eligible for Medicare 

than he and/or she is not eligible to participate in the Conference’s Medicare Supplement and must 

provide their own insurance coverage from some other source at their own expense. If the spouse 

of a retired person is under the age 65 and meets the eligibility requirements in 686 the spouse will be 

billed according to the provisions of 684.8. 

c. Medicare Supplement Provisions that apply to the Medicare Supplement are: 

1) all contracts shall be single subscriber contracts 

2) services paid are the “Usual, Customary and Reasonable” as allowed by Blue Cross Blue 

Shield 

3) chiropractic services and Hospice Care are included 

4) prescription medications are not covered 

d. Medicare supplement premium Medicare supplement premium for those with 35 or more years 

of service and meet other eligibility requirements of 686 will be billed for one-third of the cost of the full 

premium and two-thirds will be paid by the Conference through apportionments. Medicare supplement 

premium for those with less than 35 years of service will be billed according to the formula stated in 

686.3.b. 

e. Persons Age 65 and Over Not Yet Retired Persons not yet retired who are age 65 and over 

should enroll in Medicare but will continue in the “active “ health insurance plan described in 684. The 

Conference health insurance plan will be the primary coverage with Medicare as secondary until the 

clergy person takes the retired relationship from the Conference or local church. Persons not yet 

retired who are age 65 and over will continue to be billed at the same amount as defined in 684.8. 

Spouses of participants in this category will be billed on the same basis. 

f. Retiring Elders and Deacons 

1) Elders and Deacons who retire prior to age 65 with 35 years or more of pension credit and 

ten consecutive years of service in which at least five of those years must be under full-time 

appointment and who are participants in the Conference health insurance program will be billed onethird 

of their health insurance premium. Spouses under age 65 and other participants in the 

Conference health insurance program shall be billed for one-third of their health insurance premium. 

2) Elders and Deacons who retire prior to age 65 with less than 35 years or more of pension 

credit and ten consecutive years of service and who are participants in the Conference health 

insurance program will be billed according to the provision defined in 686.2. 

g. Persons on General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits Approved Disability Persons who 

have been approved for disability leave by the GBOPHB will pay one-third of the health insurance 

premium and the Conference will pay the remaining two-thirds of the premium. 

When a disabled person has been on social security disability for 24 months, he or she will be 

transferred from the under age 65 health insurance plan to the Medicare supplement. Payment of 

supplement premiums for those on disability will be the same as those for retired clergy under 686. 

h. Premium delinquency Participants in the Conference retired health insurance plan who are 

delinquent in the payment of the required premium for more than three months or 90 days shall have 

their coverage suspended after proper notification from the Administrative Services Office. Delinquent 

participants will be given an opportunity to make arrangements for payments of the past due account 

with the Director of Administrative Services. If payment arrangements are not made within 10 days 

of the first notification, heath insurance coverage will be terminated. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 492,146 $ 516,718 

687. Health Insurance Direct Billing Assistance Fund. 

A fund shall be established to assist local congregations in meeting their church health share portion 

of direct billing. The fund is available for congregations who throughout a year has experienced some 

difficult financial situations. The fund shall be administered by the Conference Board of Pensions with


recommendations from the Cabinet. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 30,000 $ 30,000 

688. Wellness Committee Fund. 

The Wellness Program of the Iowa Annual Conference is sponsored by the Conference Board of 

Pensions. The purpose of the Wellness Program is to assist the participants of the Alliance Select 

Health Plan (Conference Health Insurance) in maintaining and improving their comprehensive health 

status. The Wellness Program may offer resources, personnel, and events in the areas of physical, 

emotional/mental, and spiritual wellness. These resources and events will be administered by the 

Wellness Coordinator as directed by the Conference Board of Pensions Wellness Committee. 

Goals: 

1. Annual Conference Health Screening event. 

2. Formation of a Wellness Council with regional representation across the Conference. 

3. Evaluation of past programing and the formation of goals for future programing. 

4. Implementation of pilot district or regional events as requested by Conference personnel or 

congregations. 

5. Increased awareness of health issues by regular distribution of information to the Methodist 

Life and Conference personnel. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 25,000 $ 25,000 

689. Waivers of Participation in the Ministerial Pension Plan. (MPP) 

The General Conference of the United Methodist Church amended Article III of the MPP to allow some 

itinerant clergy persons and local pastors whose participation in the MPP is mandated by 1996 The 

Book of Discipline to elect to waive their participation in the MPP. The Iowa Annual Conference 

hereby adopts the policy that a clergy person who is an ordained member and is appointed to less 

than full time service or a clergy person who is a part-time or student local pastor may voluntarily elect 

not to participate in the MPP providing: 

(1) a Waiver of Participation form is signed by the participant and the participant’s spouse. 

(2) the Waiver of Participation form is filed with the GBOPHB, the district superintendent and the 

Conference Board of Pensions 

(3) The request for waiver is approved by the Conference Board of Pensions . 

The MPP is a benefit offered to all clergy under appointment in the Iowa Annual Conference and as 

such no United Methodist Church in Iowa may deny their clergy participation in this plan. The clergy 

who are considering this waiver be strongly advised to consult with their respective district 

superintendent prior to the signing of the waiver. A participant may not be coerced into signing the 

waiver and signing the waiver cannot be a condition of the clergy person serving that congregation. 

The clergy who elects not to participate in the MPP understands that because of their election, no 

contributions will be made to this plan on their behalf, nor will any benefit accrue for them. The waiver 

is binding on them and their heirs and on all other persons who might otherwise claim benefits 

because of their participation. 

The waiver is effective on the date the “Waiver of Participation” is signed and shall remain in effect 

until the date the clergy elects to revoke this decision. Any revocation shall apply only to future 

contributions. The Conference or the local church will not be required to make retroactive 

contributions to cover any of the employment prior to the date that the waiver is revoked. A clergy 

may enroll in the plan only if all eligibility requirements are met as set forth in the plan document. 

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The Conference Board of Pension may choose not to honor this waiver if participation in the plan is 

necessary in order for the plan to satisfy the requirements of any section of the Internal Revenue 

Code. 

690. Death Notices Fund 

When a death occurs of an active or retired clergy, elder, local pastor, deacon, diaconal minister, 

spouse, or widow(er), a notice will be sent (e-mail/mailed) to all clergy, elder, local pastor, deacon, 

diaconal ministers, widow(er)s, and Conference staff. 

1999 2000 

Budget $ 12,000 $ 12,000 

BUDGET AND APPORTIONING BASIS 

IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

1999 AND 2000 APPORTIONED BUDGETS 

1998 

Restated 1999 2000 

Budget Budget %Chg Budget %Chg 


General Church Apportionments 845,328 902,458 6.8% 920,507 2.0% 

Board of Pensions 2,399,000 1,777,811 -25.9% 1,833,593 3.1% 

Board of Trustees 96,903 112,000 15.6% 114,000 1.8% 

Comm. on Equitable Compensation 176,700 182,548 3.3% 187,025 2.5% 

Cabinet Funds 1,923,395 2,066,706 7.5% 2,114,827 2.3% 

Episcopal Funds 143,159 138,123 -3.5% 143,465 3.9% 

Pastoral Care & Counseling 106,651 109,144 2.3% 120,938 10.8% 

Cash Reserve Replenishment 198,347 202,314 2.0% 206,360 2.0% 

Total Ministerial Support Min. 5,889,483 5,491,104 -6.8% 5,640,715 2.7% 


General Church Apportionments 132,778 139,229 4.9% 141,619 1.7% 

Board of Trustees 317,577 462,335 45.6% 482,110 4.3% 

Conference Sessions Committee 145,463 219,800 51.1% 225,110 2.4% 

Resolutions Committee 378 500 32.3% 500 0.0% 

Rules of Order Committee 287 260 -9.4% 230 -11.5% 

Pre-Conference Manual Fund 16,000 22,850 42.8% 24,250 6.1% 

Annual Sessions Travel Fund 40,100 48,700 21.4% 48,700 0.0% 

Journal Committee 3,468 5,740 65.5% 5,770 0.5% 

Nominating & Leadership Dev. Comm. 6,847 7,500 9.5% 7,500 0.0% 

General & Jurisdictional Deleg. Fund 3,783 10,000 164.3% 10,000 0.0% 

Conf. Council on Fin. & Admin. 676,747 721,638 6.6% 748,971 3.8% 

Conf. Council on Ministries 954,338 1,089,065 14.1% 1,144,200 5.1% 

Episcopal Funds 96,496 110,200 14.2% 110,200 0.0% 

Cash Reserve 119,228 121,613 2.0% 124,045 2.0% 

Total Administration Ministries 2,513,490 2,959,430 17.7% 3,073,205 3.8% 

World Service & Conference Benevolence 

W.S. General Church Apportionments 1,159,074 1,209,943 4.4% 1,234,142 2.0% 

Board of Camps 418,276 526,196 25.8% 543,876 3.4%


Board of Church & Society 53,984 52,818 -2.2% 54,168 2.6% 

Board of Discipleship 126,150 122,450 -2.9% 129,350 5.6% 

Board of Global Ministries 1,258,380 1,182,800 -6.0% 1,219,500 3.1% 

Board of Higher Education & Campus 

Ministry 612,174 679,626 11.0% 679,626 0.0% 

Board of Laity 9,166 16,560 80.7% 17,117 3.4% 

Board of Ordained Ministry 21,099 20,450 -3.1% 20,300 -0.7% 

Commission on Archives & History 17,115 18,215 6.4% 17,715 -2.7% 

Commission on Christian Unity & 

Interreligious Concerns 65,356 61,100 -6.5% 61,100 0.0% 

Commission on Ministry with Persons 

with Disabilities 1,500 1,500 0.0% 1,500 0.0% 

Commission on Religion & Race 23,222 26,750 15.2% 27,150 1.5% 

Commission on Status & Role of Women 950 1,800 89.5% 1,400 -22.2% 

Committee on Communications 69,783 84,950 21.7% 86,950 2.4% 

Council on Age Level Ministries 815 700 -14.1% 500 -28.6% 

Program Agency Administration 58,667 70,000 19.3% 70,000 0.0% 

Council on Youth Ministries 29,490 48,800 65.5% 48,600 -0.4% 

District Councils on Ministry 69,937 82,866 18.5% 85,089 2.7% 

Program Contingency new 23,385 new 32,641 39.6% 

Cash Reserve Replenishment 144,059 146,940 2.0% 149,879 2.0% 

Total Conference Benevolences 2,980,123 3,167,906 6.3% 3,246,461 2.5% 

Total World Service & 

Conference Benevolence 4,139,197 4,377,849 5.8% 4,480,603 2.3% 

Other Ministries: 

General Church Apportionements 267,795 278,596 4.0% 284,168 2.0% 

District Askings 155,098 170,187 9.7% 170,187 0.0% 

Total Other Ministries 422,893 448,783 6.1% 454,355 1.2% 

Total Budget 12,965,063 13,277,166 2.4% 13,648,878 2.8% 

Summary: 

General Church Apportionements 2,404,975 2,530,226 5.2% 2,580,436 2.0% 

Iowa Annual Conference Apport. 10,404,990 10,576,753 1.7% 10,898,255 3.0% 

District Askings 155,098 170,187 9.7% 170,187 0.0% 

Total Budget 12,965,063 13,277,166 2.4% 13,648,878 2.8% 

Iowa Annual Conference Apportioning Basis 

The basis for apportioning the 1999 Conference budget adopted by the Iowa Annual Conference at 

the 1998 Conference Session is as follows: 

The 4-year average of local church operating expense, program expense, and pastoral 

support, divided by the Conference totals of the same expenses. The actual church 

apportionment is limited to a maximum 10% increase. All grants, loans and advance 

special income given to mission congregations will be exempt from determining their fair 

share apportionment. 

NOTE: Following is an example only. 

Example: 

Anywhere, Iowa United Methodist Church 

Using the 1997, 1996, 1995 and 1994 statistical reports for the 1999 apportionments calculations, the 

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following calculation process used: 


(1) The local church operating expense, program expense, and pastoral support for each year 

is added together and averaged over the four years: 

1997 - $ 58,064 

1996 - 61,314 

1995 - 56,285 

1994 - 52,258 

$ 227,921 Average: $56,980 

(2) The local church operating expenses, program expenses, and pastoral support for 

each year is added together for all churches in the Conference and averaged over 

the four years: 

1997 - $ 34,625,557 

1996 - 35,224,674 

1995 - 33,616,728 

1994 - 31,407,232 

$134,874,191 Average: $33,718,548 

(3) Divide local church average by Conference average to obtain the 4-year average 

percent for the Anywhere, Iowa United Methodist Church: 

$ 56,980 

$ 33,718,548 

= .00168987111 

(4) The Anywhere, Iowa United Methodist Church 4-year average percent is multiplied by the 

apportionment totals: 

Ministerial Support $5,491,104 x .00168987111 = $9,279 

Administrative Ministries 2,959,430 x .00168987111 = 5,001 

World Service/Conf. Benev. 4,377,849 x .00168987111 = 7,398 

Other Ministries 278,596 x .00168987111 = 471 

Total 1998 Apportionment $22,149 

(5) The 1999 apportionment is compared to the 1998 apportionment. If the 1999 apportionment 

varies more than a 10% increase from the 1998 apportionment, the 1999 apportionment is then 

limited to the 10% increase. If the 1999 apportionment is less than a 10% increase, the 

apportionment may be increased by an amount that would have been originally distributed to 

churches that would have had more than a 10% increase. 

The apportionment formula expressed as a mathematical equation is: 

Variable Definitions: 

LC , LC , LC , LC = Previous Four Years Local Church Expenses as defined 

1 2 3 4 

in step (1) above. 

AC , AC , AC , AC = Previous Four Years Total Local Church Expenses across the 

1 2 3 4 

Conference as defined in step (2) above. 

CBF = Conference Budget Fund (Example: Ministerial Support)


APPT = Local Church Apportionment 

PYAPPT = Prior Year Local Church Apportionment 

Formula: 

LC + LC + LC + LC 

1 2 3 4 

4 

AC + AC + AC + AC 

1 2 3 4 

4 

Where APPT is limited by: 

.9 x PYAPPT < APPT < 1.1 x PYAPPT 

REPORTS TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

X CBF = APPT 

Report Section 

REPORT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON CLERGY & DIACONAL MINISTER MISCONDUCT 

TO THE 1998 SESSION OF THE IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

I. THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT 

Our work has been undergirded by some basic assumptions about what it means to be loved and 

called by God to live and work within the Body of Christ. 

First, we believe that all persons have been created by God in the image of God. We have been 

created to live in community with God and one another. 

When we sin, the community is broken. Our sin estranges us from God and from others. Persons 

whom we hurt through our sin may also feel estranged from God and the community because of their 

sense of hurt, betrayal and/or injustice. Forgiveness is the starting point of the journey back to 

community. As we struggle to feel forgiveness or to feel forgiving, God gracefully meets us with 

unconditional forgiveness. 

Forgiveness as Grace: 

God’s forgiveness is prevenient grace rooted in God’s love. It urges us on the path toward 

understanding our mistakes and sin. 

God’s forgiveness is redemptive grace. It empowers us to turn and be forgiven. God does not 

force divine love and forgiveness on human beings. We must do our part to turn and receive 

forgiveness. 

God’s forgiveness is sanctifying grace because it offers us the power to develop the habit of living 

justly and walking humbly with God.. 

God’s forgiveness thus is freely given, yet available to us only when we choose to accept it. 

Consequences: 

Our sins have consequences. Some consequences cannot be changed, e.g. life lost cannot be 

revived, some things destroyed cannot be replaced, some debts cannot be repaid, and some 

relationships, once broken, may be nearly impossible to rebuild. 

God’s forgiveness may modify or remove some of the consequences when we accept this 

forgiveness, but others are unalterable. In some cases, only after we have experienced God’s 

forgiveness are we able to see or understand all the consequences of our actions. 

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Human Forgiveness: 

Human forgiveness is first of all a quality, action and state of an individual’s soul. Human 

forgiveness requires the power of God’s grace. 

When we are the injured party, human forgiveness involves coming to see that the one who has hurt 

us is a child of God. We are called to see this person as a child of God whether or not that person has 

admitted fault or asked for forgiveness. 

When we have caused injury, before we can forgive ourselves, we must learn to see and respect 

ourselves as a beloved children of God despite the wrong we have committed. 

Human forgiveness is seldom possible unless we first deal with the hurt, confusion, anger and/or 

guilt which come from being wronged or committing wrong. It is God’s grace that leads through the 

fiery furnace of these emotions. A dependable human companion often helps make this journey 

possible. 

Human forgiveness benefits first and foremost the one who forgives. When we forgive another, we 

are freed to move toward wholeness and relationship with God who is love. 

When we have injured, forgiveness is often made easier by the confession and repentance of the 

one who has hurt us. When we have hurt another, self-forgiveness is often made easier by being 

forgiven by the one we hurt. However, human forgiveness is never dependent upon the act of another 

human, but only upon our response to the forgiving grace of God. 

Consequences Imposed by the Conference: 

Neither God’s nor human forgiveness automatically frees us from the consequences of our actions. 

Some consequences may be deemed necessary for the protection of others or of ourselves. Such 

protection may be necessary because of the apparent or potential danger of repeated mistakes. Thus 

the perpetrator of a particularly serious wrong may be removed from the situation where the wrong 

might be repeated. 

Some consequences are instituted to motivate confession, restitution and justice. These 

consequences often may be removed upon confession, restitution and re-establishment of justice. 

Relationships: 

Within that context, our relationships must be characterized by high regard for oneself and others. 

In the faith community we are all equals who deserve respect from one another. Such respectfulness 

is evidenced by a willingness to honor the boundaries, choices, experiences, feelings, knowledge and 

gifts of the other, even when our own wishes and learnings are in disagreement with the other. It also 

implies respectfulness of and equal regard for each person’s expression of her or his gifts, that is for 

each person’s ministry. 

Relationships and Accountability Within Ministry: 

As we work together in ministry, it is important for us to acknowledge and celebrate that each of us 

has a role to play in witnessing to our faith by building up the body and working for change which will 

reflect God’s intentions for the world. Within our roles as lay, consecrated and clergy members of the 

body of Christ, each of us is responsible for doing our part and all of us are accountable to one another 

for our decisions and actions in our ministries. What each of us chooses affects all of us, and the 

quality of our relationships reveals the degree to which we are reflecting the image of God in our 

common life. 

Each of our roles brings with it the capacity and responsibility to make decisions which affect the 

lives of others. The more persons are affected by a position, the greater the responsibility within that 

position to make choices which respect the dignity and personhood of others. In our polity, clergy and 

diaconal ministers have the potential to affect the most people; and, among the clergy, the potential 

for affect increases with the position of district superintendent and bishop. 

Use and Abuse of Power: 

As the power to influence the life of the community increases, so does the potential misuse of 

power and the responsibility to use that power with care and integrity. Appropriate use of power can 

be seen in the life of Jesus Christ. Clearly, he treated all persons with the equality and respect, and 

he used his gifts to confront injustice and to heal woundedness. His ministry brought forth the gifts of 

others and brought them to wholeness. He turned no one away. When others placed trust in him, he


honored it but was not carried away by it. His life and work announced and built the abiding peace and 

justice of God. 

While all Christians are baptized into Jesus Christ’s life, death and resurrection, clergy, in particular, 

are called upon to reflect and represent this in the world, by virtue of their ordination. Likewise, when 

diaconal ministers deny the call to model Christ’s life and work and the power that ordination and 

consecration bring, they also deny the necessity of greater responsibility and accountability in their 

relationships within the church and the world. This denial becomes the foundation for the potential 

misuse of power that is present in the ordained and diaconal ministerial offices. 

Whenever a person is in a position of leadership, that is whenever any Christian has the ability, 

authority and responsibility to make (or help make) decisions which affect the lives of others, abuse 

of power becomes a temptation. Any decision or action which, if made public, would be experienced 

by others as disrespectful, coercive, patronizing, exploitive and/or lacking in due process is an abuse 

of power. Such behavior and attitudes are unethical and unacceptable. At the very least, they threaten 

the relationship between the leader and the one betrayed. At the most, such betrayals of trust in the 

leader’s office can destroy others’ images of and faith in God. This is especially true in, though not 

confined to, cases where the clergy and diaconal ministers cross sexual boundaries and abuse those 

who trust them for guidance, comfort and healing. 

Response to Abuse of Power: 

Abuse of power, position and trust demands justice within the faith community. Our response to 

such abuse must begin with unconditional love for one another as children of God, followed by a 

process of negotiation in which conditions for living together are set so that ultimately trust can be 

reestablished. We understand this process to be a hoped-for outcome of forgiveness. In forgiveness, 

the dignity of each party is respected. The hoped-for outcome of forgiveness can be achieved only 

if all parties are able to own their feelings and actions with honesty and to be open to the possibility 

of restoration. Also, the terms for restoration must be mutually acceptable. 

Even as we move toward human forgiveness, any process which moves toward reconciliation at 

the expense of anyone in the community must be rejected as unjust and unfaithful. 

God’s Gift of Grace: 

Finally, we understand that it is only by God’s grace that we are able to live and work in the 

community of faith. God creates, calls, gives, blesses, forgives, guides and teaches us. In our 

relationships with one another and with God, we will fail to be faithful because we are human. Grace 

is the gift of God which enables us to confess our wrongdoing and grants us the courage to learn and 

grow from our experiences. It is grace which moves us to seek help and healing and frees us to trust 

again. It is grace which makes it possible to accept our callings and our responsibilities and embrace 

them with gladness. It is grace which allows us to celebrate and uphold one another even as we face 

the trials of learning to be God’s faithful community. 

II. EDUCATION AND PREVENTION - PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES FOR 

CLERGY, DIACONAL MINISTERS, AND CONGREGATIONS 

A. Introduction 

Education and awareness for clergy, diaconal ministers, and congregations are key elements 

in understanding the dynamics of power and sexual abuse. To be effective in preventing power 

and sexual abuse, education and training of congregations must be a priority for the church. 

This education should include knowledge of ethical guidelines, standards, and training in 

personal emotional health care for the clergy and diaconal ministers. 

B. Congregations 

Congregations are encouraged to adopt policies which show their concern for both their health 

and that of their clergy and diaconal ministers. To properly prepare a congregation to use its 

leadership wisely, conference and district resources and leadership are helpful. 

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Congregations are encouraged to develop the following processes: 

1. conduct their own self-study for assessing expectations and policies for 

leadership; this would include an awareness of clergy and diaconal ministers 

as human beings whose whole person consists of a variety of talents, skills, 

faults, emotions, and experiences; 

2. establish clear and realistic expectations for leaders; i.e. their work loads, 

skills, etc. 

3. ensure the training of the Staff/Pastor Parish Relations Committee in 

expectations regarding appropriate professional behavior; 

4. encourage clergy, diaconal ministers, and other professional leaders to ask 

for and use support from the community within the congregation and in the 

community; 

5. educate clergy and diaconal ministers to establish safe boundaries within 

which to function for the protection of their own emotional and physical health 

and that of parishioners and counselees. 

C. Training, Education and Support Opportunities 

Professional training, peer support, and consultation are essential. Clergy and diaconal ministers 

often feel isolated, victimized by circumstances, and personally unsupported and/or lacking 

professional options. Under stress they may be particularly at risk to the temptation of violating 

the professional role. Sensitive persons function best when a trusting atmosphere allows the 

expression of both feelings and the stressors which prompt such feelings. 

Clergy and diaconal ministry education needs to emphasize training concerning intimacy; 

including the trust which parishioners place in their clergy and diaconal ministers at times of 

vulnerability and the issues in the personal lives of clergy and diaconal ministers which place 

them at risk to behave inappropriately. Ongoing training which bridges the personal and 

professional areas of life and allows for spiritual direction, intellectual care, emotional nurture and 

supportive relationships can contribute to a more positive outlook and a greater sense of control 

over one's life, destiny and vocational direction. 

Some resources for this are: 

1. Continuing Education 

2. Clinical Pastoral Education 

3. School for Ministry 

4. Office of Pastoral Care and Counseling 

5. Des Moines Pastoral Counseling Center 

6. Mental Health Centers 

7. Support Groups 

8. District and Sub-district Seminars and Workshops 

9. American Association of Pastoral Counselors 

D. Resources available for counseling ministry 

Clergy and diaconal ministers are encouraged to increase their awareness of resources available 

for their individual growth and for support of their counseling ministry. 

1. Clergy and diaconal ministers who do any in-depth counseling of psychological and 

spiritual issues are expected to receive qualified consultation/clinical supervision at 

the ratio of one hour for each 8 to 10 hours of counseling performed. 

2. It is recommended that no more than 4 to 6 hours per week of counseling be 

provided by the congregation-based clergy or diaconal ministers (unless the diaconal 

minister's certification and appointment is in counseling). 

3. No more than four to six one-hour sessions with any one person are recommended 

unless clergy or diaconal ministers are under supervision. In consultation/supervision,


E. Self Care 

the factors which put clergy or diaconal ministers at risk to behave inappropriately 

should be clearly and openly discussed. Situations involving domestic violence, rape, 

sexual abuse, and child molestation should be counseled only under supervision and 

then to a limited degree. These are best referred as soon as possible to a specialist 

by clergy or diaconal ministers. 

4. Referral is a vital subject to be learned. Appropriate referral is pastoral care. 

Knowledge of the limits of one's ability and time is a strength in ministry. The 

professional role and personal life of clergy or diaconal ministers are usually enhanced 

when their role is one of pastoral care, concern and spiritual nourishment while 

in-depth counseling is handled by an outside professional with whom clergy or 

diaconal ministers are familiar. Appropriate referral is a learned skill which can be 

appreciated. 

5. Guidelines and requirements of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors 

(AAPC), 9508A Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22031, should be followed by those doing 

pastoral counseling as their major area of ministry. All counseling in the AAPC 

procedure is done under clinical supervision. 

Persons who are called to ordained and diaconal ministry are those who are attracted to people, 

for whom relationships are important and who enjoy the intensity relationships bring to life. At 

the same time, those same persons come to relationships with their own histories which include 

brokenness. Such conditions are both attributes and detractions and they contribute to the 

vulnerability of persons in ministry. 

This document outlines the intent to protect the health and authenticity of ordained and diaconal 

ministry. This protection requires the ability for clergy and diaconal ministers to live their lives 

in a manner which promotes and allows the expression and development of all dimensions of 

their humanness: physical, mental, emotional, relational, and spiritual. 

Attaining and maintaining of a balance among these dimensions is not an easy task. The ability 

to recognize and integrate various and often conflicting thoughts, feelings, wants, and desires, 

attractions, and needs is important. The task is then to find a balance between restraint and 

desire and the honoring of the commitments that have been made to ministry, marriage, and self. 

There are a variety of areas in our lives which can be reference points for assessment of the self. 

The following represent some of these areas. (These are expressed in a first person way to 

encourage one to ask the questions of oneself.) 

1. Spiritual Life: 

Does my prayer life include reflection on my sexual feelings and thoughts? Am I 

setting time for myself to grow in this area? Do I seek opportunities to nourish my 

spiritual life? 

2. Physical Needs: 

Do I get enough sleep? Do I exercise and eat healthily more often than not? Do I 

listen to my body? Do I seek medical care when appropriate? 

3. Sexuality in Singleness: 

Am I aware of my sexual needs? Can I talk about my sexual needs with others? Can 

I maintain appropriate boundaries? Do I provide time for intimate relationships? 

4. Marriage: 

If married, do I give quality time to my marriage? Do I communicate with my spouse 

about my sexual needs? Do I know my spouses needs? Do we listen to one another 

on a regular basis? Do we share goals? 

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5. Counseling: 

Personal, marital, and family counseling are nearly always profound experiences. 

They enhance ministry and reduce the likelihood of problems among professionals. 

6. Recreation and Interests: 

Do I spend some time on a regular basis outside of church activities? Vacation? 

Take days off during the week? Have social relationships and activities beyond the 

church? 

7. Use of Time: 

Does my use of time reflect my priorities? Do I assess the use of my time 

occasionally and adjust my patterns if they do not reflect my priorities? 

Do I have a balance of my use of time among work, play, family, and reflection?' 

8. Anger/Conflict: 

Do I have the ability and skills to recognize my own anger and that of others? Do I 

know how to respond to anger (my own and others)? Do I respond? Do I need help 

here? (A study by the Maces reports this is the highest ranked area of difficulty in 

marriages by clergy and spouses.) 

9. Peer Relationships: 

Do I have them? Am I authentic in some of them? Can I discuss my sexuality with 

colleagues? Do I have a consulting relationship with anyone in a formal way? Do I 

experience competitiveness with my peers? Do I participate in a supportive setting 

regularly? 

10. Awareness of Power: 

Do I recognize and acknowledge the power and authority that the position and role of 

pastor are given? Am I responsible in my use of that power? Do I have a grandiose 

concept of my own power? Am I able to surrender power when necessary? 

11. Boundaries: 

Do I have an awareness of what are appropriate boundaries for the various 

relationships I have in personal life, professional life, and counseling work? Do I 

utilize them? Do I give myself permission to say 'no' to a telephone call, a meeting, 

a sexual invitation? 

This list is not exhaustive, but is suggested as a beginning for individual assessment. 

III. GLOSSARY 

Affidavit: A sworn written statement. It contains the signatures of persons who witnessed the signing. 

Allegation: An allegation is an unsupported assertion or accusation. The proper response to a person 

presenting an allegation is to give that person information about the process and initiate efforts to 

discover if evidence exists to support the allegation. If such evidence is secured, the process moves 

the allegation to the next step - a written complaint. 

Clergy and Diaconal Minister: A person appointed by the Annual Conference to serve a local church 

or other approved ministry. 

Complaint: This term is defined in the context of 358.1 (a) of The 1996 Book of Discipline. “A 

complaint is a written and signed statement claiming misconduct or unsatisfactory performance of 

ministerial duties.” “The bishop or district superintendent may receive or initiate complaints about the 

performance or character of a clergy person or diaconal minister.”


Consequences: Consequences flow from hurtful actions. Some consequences are immutable. 

Consideration of protection, justice and reconciliation may indicate that other consequences remain 

or be applied. Some consequences may possibly be removed following confession and 

spiritual/emotional/behavioral rehabilitation of the wrongdoer. 

Due Process: In general terms "due process" means the law of the land. In the context of this 

document it refers to the law of The United Methodist Church as set forth in The 1996 Book of 

Discipline. 

Forgiveness: Forgiveness is the openness of the Conference and concerned persons to the power 

of the forgiving grace of God. In forgiveness, God’s grace empowers us to work through corrosive 

emotions such as confusion, betrayal, hurt, anger, etc. and come once again to see the wrong-doer(s) 

as a child(ren) of God. 

Forgiveness is from God. It is a spiritual gift which is not controlled by other human beings. However, 

forgiveness on the part of the injured parties is hopefully accompanied by confession and selfforgiveness 

by the wrong-doer. 

Inquiry: An inquiry is a request for information - in the context of this document, a request for 

information about the manner in which the Annual Conference responds to cases of sexual abuse or 

sexual harassment. Such information is to be provided promptly, without pressure or prejudice. 

Judicatory Official: An official representative of the Annual Conference, such as the administrative 

assistant to the bishop, a district superintendent or any other person trained by the Annual Conference 

who can interpret the institutional process and alternatives to an accused person . 

Justice: The ability of an individual, group, and/or institution to respond appropriately to a wrong act. 

It includes holding all parties accountable for their actions and, where possible, seeking redress for 

the victim(s). 

Local Church Consultant: A person skilled in group process and personal relations. This person is 

assigned by the bishop to work with the congregation in groups or as individuals, as the case may be. 

This person helps the congregation deal with feelings (anger, etc.). 

Mandatory Reporter: District Superintendent shall report allegations of sexual abuse by a clergy 

person or diaconal minister to the bishop. 

Peer Reporting: Neither Iowa law nor The Book of Discipline define clergy or diaconal ministers as 

mandatory peer reporters of sexual abuse. 

Power Abuse: Power resides in a position which confers status, authority, and resources to 

accomplish goals and tasks. Power is the ability to move, sway, influence and/or control others. 

Power abuse is a failure to recognize unequal power relations. Power abuse occurs when an 

individual uses an office or position with its inherent status and authority in a manner which does not 

distinguish between the duly assigned responsibilities of the office and the rights of person(s). 

Punishment: Punishment is the use of consequences primarily for the purpose of retribution. In light 

of the Gospel, punishment and/or retribution appear to be questionable goals of the church. When 

individuals and the church have been open to God’s grace of forgiveness, decisions as to what 

consequences will remain or be applied are more faithfully made on other basis. (See consequences 

above.) 

Reconciliation: This is a process designed to restore broken relationships with harmony. It is a new 

stage in personal relationships in which previous hostility of mind or estrangement has been put away 

in some decisive act. 

Rehabilitation: A formal process, planned by the bishop and the Appointive Cabinet, and designed 

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to guide the persons who have been determined guilty of sexual abuse or harassment in a 

comprehensive program of spiritual growth and discernment, personal growth and development by 

identifying and confronting the dynamics which led to the abuse or harassment. Such process is 

necessary if the clergy person or diaconal minister is to be restored to active ministry. There may be 

situations in which this process is deemed inappropriate or not likely to be effective. Rehabilitation is 

a possibility, not a right. 

Restitution: This is the act of giving an equivalent for loss or damage to an injured person or party. 

Restitution may not be required by law or The Book of Discipline, but can be an important part of the 

attempt to bring justice to a given situation. 

Restoration: The return to active ministry of a clergy person or diaconal minister who has been falsely 

accused or one who has completed a rehabilitation process judged successful by the Bishop, the 

Appointive Cabinet, and a third party assessment. 

Resolution: Resolution implies an informal process of negotiation designed to insure that all parties 

are heard and recommendations formulated that will lead toward justice and reconciliation which are 

satisfactory to all. “If the bishop determines that the complaint is based on allegations of one or more 

offenses listed in 2624.1 of The 1996 Book of Discipline, the bishop may refer the complaint to the 

counsel for the church who shall be appointed by the bishop.” (358.1(d)(1) “If the bishop determines 

that the complaint is based on allegations of incompetence, ineffectiveness, or unwillingness or 

inability to perform ministerial duties, he or she may refer the complaint as an administrative complaint 

to the board of ordained ministry for its consideration of remedial or other action.” (358.1(d)(2) 

Self Reporting: Confession and self examination are central aspects to our response to the Good 

News of Jesus Christ. Thus clergy, diaconal ministers, or other church leaders are asked to report 

to a district superintendent or the bishop if and when they become aware that they have acted in a 

way(s) that has been sexually abusive or harassing to members of their congregations or staff. Timely 

self reporting is in keeping with the grace of Jesus Christ. Timely self reporting has the potential of 

reducing damage and speeding the healing for the abused, the abuser, and the congregation. The 

bishop shall decide how best to handle this self reporting to promote justice and healing. 

Sexual Abuse: The State of Iowa has defined sexual exploitation in the Iowa Code (705.15). The 

terms "therapist" and "counselor," used below, are defined by the Code to include members of the 

clergy who provide or purport to provide mental health services as that term is defined in section 

709.15 1.d of the Iowa Code. The code reads: 

Sexual exploitation by a counselor or therapist occurs when either or both of the following are 

found: 

(1) A pattern or practice or scheme of conduct to engage in any of the conduct 

described in subparagraph (2) or (3). 

(2) Any sexual conduct, with a patient or client or emotionally dependent former 

patient or client for the purpose of arousing or satisfying the sexual desires of the 

counselor or therapist or the patient or client or emotionally dependent former patient 

or client, which includes but is not limited to the following: kissing; touching of the 

clothed or unclothed inner thigh, breast, groin, buttock, anus, pubes, or genitals; or a 

sex act as defined in section 702.17. 

(3) Any sexual conduct with a patient or client or former patient or client within one 

year of the termination of the provision of mental health services by the counselor or 

therapist for the purpose of arousing or satisfying the sexual desire of the counselor 

or therapist or the patient or client or former patient or client which includes but is not 

limited to the following: kissing, touching of the clothed or unclothed inner thigh, 

breast, groin, buttock, anus, pubes, or genitals; or a sex act as defined in section 

702.17. 

Sexual exploitation by a counselor or therapist does not include touching which is part of a


necessary examination or treatment provided a patient or client by a counselor or the therapist 

acting within the scope of the practice or employment in which the counselor or therapist is 

engaged. 

Sexual abuse as used in these procedures means an abuse of power through any conduct or 

activity in which the clergy person or diaconal minister violates the free choice, or abuses the 

vulnerability of a parishioner, client, church staff person, or colleague so as to cause or allow the 

parishioner, client, church staff person, or colleague to engage in one or more of the following 

touching with the clergy person or diaconal minister: Kissing; touching of the clothed or unclothed 

inner-thigh, breast, groin, buttock, anus, pubes, or genitals; or a sex act as defined in 702.17 

of the Code of Iowa (1992). Such sexual behavior breaks the sacred trust inherent in ordination. 

Any such sexual behavior shall be seen as the offense of sexual abuse by the clergy person or 

diaconal minister, who then bears the responsibility for his/her behavior. 

Sexual Harassment: With specific references to the work place, the Equal Employment Opportunity 

Commission has issued regulations that explicitly forbid sexual harassment (Section 703 of Title VII). 

The Commission has established the following criteria for determining what constitutes unlawful sexual 

harassment: 

Unwelcome sexual advances, request for sexual favors and other verbal or physical conduct of a 

sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when (1) submission to such conduct is made, either 

explicitly or implicitly, a term or condition of an individual's employment, (2) submission to or rejection 

of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for employment decisions affecting such an 

individual, or (3) such conduct has the purpose or effect of substantially interfering with an individual's 

work performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment. 

These procedures adopt as a definition of sexual harassment the above-quoted criteria and/or 

regulations of The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, with the specification that as applied 

in the church setting and in these procedure the foregoing sexual harassment definition includes and 

applies to the conduct of clergy persons or diaconal ministers toward: church staff or employees; 

parishioners performing volunteer work or services for the church; parishioners who seek counseling 

or assistance from the minister; clients; or colleagues. Sexual harassment as thus defined breaks the 

sacred trust of ordination. Sexual harassment is to be seen as an offense by the clergy person or 

diaconal minister who then bears the responsibility for his/her behavior. 

Signed Statement: A written document containing information purported to be true by the person or 

persons who have signed it. Such a statement does not contain the signature(s) of witnesses, as an 

affidavit does. 

Support Person: A person chosen by the aggrieved person or accused person to accompany her/him 

through the process, providing support at any meetings. The conference may offer name(s) of 

possible support persons, if requested by either the aggrieved or the accused. 

Third Party Assessment: A special procedure used at two points: 1. To evaluate a clergy person or 

diaconal minister who is guilty of sexual abuse to determine if he/she is likely to benefit from a 

rehabilitation process. 2. To evaluate a clergy person or diaconal minister at the conclusion of a 

rehabilitation process to determine the effectiveness of rehabilitation. This assessment is a part of, 

but not the sole factor in determining the possibility of restoration to active ministry. 

IV. UNDERLYING ASSUMPTIONS 

358. Complaint Procedures. 

1. General Provisions. Ordination and consecration in an Annual Conference in the 

United Methodist Church is a sacred trust. When this trust is violated, there are 

consequences which are detailed in 358 of The Book of Discipline. “The 

qualifications and duties of local clergy, associate members, probationary members, 

and full members are set forth in The Book of Discipline of the United Methodist 

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Church, and we believe they flow from the gospel as taught by Jesus the Christ and 

proclaimed by his Apostles. Whenever a person in any of the above categories, 

including those on leaves of all types, honorable or administrative location, or 

retirement, is accused of violating this trust, the membership of his/her ministerial 

office shall be subject to review.” While diaconal ministers are not specifically 

mentioned in disciplinary paragraphs related to complaint procedures, due to actions 

taken at the 1996 General Conference, it is assumed these complaint procedures are 

also applicable to diaconal ministers. 

“This review shall have as its purpose the reconciliation and restoration of the 

ordained minister and the strengthening of the Church.” 

A. SEXUAL ABUSE, WHICH IS AN ABUSE OF POWER, IS NOT 

CONDONED by the Iowa Annual Conference. Such behavior is never 

acceptable. The following deal specifically with sexual abuse and/or sexual 

harassment. 

B. ALL ALLEGATIONS will be taken seriously. If persons believe they have 

been the victim of sexual abuse or sexual harassment, they are doing a 

service to the church by reporting it. Because of the deep trauma such 

persons experience, the church shall do everything possible to assist them 

at every step of the process, making sure they understand the procedures 

outlined in this document and in The 1996 Book of Discipline . 

Complaints (358 of The 1996 Book of Discipline ) will be taken as 

worthy of full investigation. 

C. PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE shall be maintained until completion 

of the process. After that the conclusions reached in the process outlined 

in this document and The Book of Discipline shall apply. 

D. THE CARE OF THE PARTIES INVOLVED, including the person 

bringing the allegation, the accused and her/his family, and the 

congregation or institution, shall be a high priority for persons responsible 

for the process until all facts have been carefully considered, appropriate 

actions determined, and, where appropriate, restoration and reconciliation 

for all parties is complete. 

E. INQUIRIES REGARDING THE PROCESS are welcome. If a person 

thinks he/she may have been the victim of sexual abuse and/or sexual 

harassment by a person under appointment by the bishop of the Iowa 

Annual Conference, he/she may inquire of any district superintendent or the 

bishop concerning their rights and the processes of The Book of 

Discipline of the United Methodist Church and the policies of the Iowa 

Annual Conference regarding these matters. Such inquiry is welcomed and 

superintendents and the bishop shall make available all information without 

prejudice to persons inquiring. Inquires about the process need not be 

reported to the bishop. Although all allegations, oral or written, must be 

reported to the bishop, inquiries about the process need not be. 

F. CIVIL OR CRIMINAL LEGAL PROCESSES shall not be impeded or 

prevented by this process. 

G. CONFIDENTIALITY cannot be guaranteed for the person bringing the 

allegation or for the clergy person or diaconal minister. The bishop, 

superintendent, Appointive Cabinet, or Staff/Pastor Parish Relations 

Committee may find it legally, morally, or ethically necessary to provide


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information to others. Care shall be given to protect the identity of the 

aggrieved person where such protection does not interfere with due 

process. Care also shall be used in working with the accused so that 

information is shared only where necessary for due process and support. 

H. JUSTICE flows from and is required by the grace of God. Justice is the 

goal of this process and is crucial for the life of the church. When a wrong 

has been done, principles of justice must be adhered to for the victim and 

the abuser. In the past, church structures have been better at outlining a 

process of justice for clergy against whom allegations have been made 

than they have for victims of abuse. This is contrary to God's special 

concern for those who have been wronged. Without justice for the victim, 

the possibility of true forgiveness and reconciliation is lost. Justice 

includes: recognizing that a wrong has been done, following a process that 

calls the wrong doer to account, and requiring that restitution be made in 

whatever ways possible. When all these are present, they provide the best 

environment in which the healing process can occur. 

I. FORGIVENESS is available to all who have sinned and who repent of 

their sin. A clergy person or diaconal minister involved in sexual abuse 

and/or sexual harassment may receive this forgiveness like anyone else. 

Forgiveness does not mean avoiding the consequences of actions which 

betray the ministerial office or amount to professional misconduct. The 

path toward forgiveness is found in justice and includes: admitting wrong 

doing, recognizing and acceptance of the consequences of one's actions, 

making whatever restitution is possible, seeking evaluation of the cause of 

the misconduct, and participating in whatever rehabilitation is required. 

When this is done, it is appropriate to request forgiveness from and seek 

reconciliation with the victim, with the local church or institution where the 

clergy person or diaconal minister served, and with colleagues. 

Forgiveness is possible whether or not the clergy person or diaconal 

minister is permitted to continue in l ministry. Forgiveness is not to be 

equated with restoration to ministry. 

J. RECONCILIATION is the restoration of all relationships which have been 

broken. Recognition of brokenness by all parties involved and some 

healing of the brokenness must occur before reconciliation becomes 

possible. Reconciliation cannot be guaranteed, but it can be worked 

toward and can be received by all parties as a gift of God's grace. 

A. SUPERVISORY PROCESS (358.1(a) & (b) The 1996 Book of Discipline of the 

United Methodist Church) While diaconal ministers are not specifically mentioned 

in disciplinary paragraphs related to complaint procedures, due to actions taken at the 

1996 General Conference, it is assumed these complaint procedures are also 

applicable to diaconal ministers. 

1. “...the bishop or the district superintendent may receive or initiate complaints about 

the performance or character of a clergyperson...” “The person filing the complaint and 

the clergyperson shall be informed by the district superintendent or bishop of the 

process for filing the complaint and its purpose.” 

2. “The supervisory response is pastoral and administrative and shall be directed 

toward a just resolution and/or reconciliation among all parties...At any meetings... the 

person against whom the complaint was made may choose another person to

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accompany him or her with the right to voice; the person making the complaint shall 

have the right to choose a person to accompany him or her with the right to voice.” 

The bishop may offer a person trained by the Iowa Annual Conference to the 

aggrieved and the accused to acquaint him or her with the disciplinary process. 

3. “The supervisory response should be carried out by the bishop and district 

superintendent in a confidential and timely manner, with attention to communication 

to all parties regarding the complaint and the process.” 

4. “At the determination of the bishop, persons with qualifications and experience in 

assessment, intervention , or healing may be selected to assist in the supervisory 

response.” 

5. “The bishop also may consult the committee on pastor-parish relations for clergy,... 

[or] appropriate personnel committee or other persons who may be helpful.” 

6. “The supervisory response also may include mediation in which the parties are 

assisted in reaching a settlement or agreement satisfactory to all parties by a trained, 

neutral party mediator or mediation team.” 

7. “Referral of Complaint: If a supervisory response does not achieve resolution and/or 

reconciliation, the bishop may refer the complaint based on the following criteria: 

a. “If a bishop determines that the complaint is based on one or more 

offenses listed in 2624 (The Book of Discipline), the bishop may refer 

the complaint to the counsel for the church who shall be appointed by the 

bishop.” (358.1(d)(1). 

b. “If the bishop determines that the complaint is based on allegations of 

incompetence, ineffectiveness, or unwillingness or inability to perform 

ministerial duties, he or she may refer the complaint as an administrative 

complaint to the board of ordained ministry for its consideration of remedial 

or other action.” (358.1(d)(2). 

B. Fair Process: for the protection of the rights of individuals and the Church, the fair 

process procedures listed in 358.2 of The 1996 Book of Discipline shall be followed in all 

administrative hearings. 

VI. RECORD KEEPING AND PERMANENT FILES 

Records shall be kept in the clergy person or diaconal minister’s file regardless of outcome to 

the allegation, complaint or charge, in accordance with Iowa State Law and the Book of 

Discipline of the United Methodist Church. Included shall be the following: 

1. A careful listing of the process followed, beginning with the allegation, through the 

investigation, action taken by each group in the process, and the conclusion reached. 

2. An expansive as possible list of the names of persons involved in the process: the 

aggrieved, the investigative committee members, the bishop, the district 

superintendent, the local church Staff/Pastor Parish Relations Committee chairperson, 

Administrative Board(s)/Council(s) chairperson(s), and any others involved in the 

process. 

3. A very clear statement of conclusion to the process, such as guilt found, redress 

ordered, rehabilitation outlined, trial conducted, evidence found inconclusive, or 

innocence substantiated. 

4. A corresponding chronology of dates of allegations received, steps undertaken,


communications sent, and conclusions reached. 

Members of the Standing Committee on Clergy and Diaconal Minister Misconduct: 

J. Robert Burkhart Cynthia McCalmont 

Donald Carver Kathleen Moore 

Diane Eberhart Larry Sonner 

Robert Hoover Beverly Spencer 

David Wendel 

Conference Treasurer/Statistician 

Charles W. Smith 

Bishop Jordan, lay and clergy members of this Iowa Annual Conference, as I began researching 

information for this report, I was reminded that God is the creator and sustainer of the universe and 

that Jesus Christ told us that he was anointed to "preach the Good News to the poor." He was sent 

to "proclaim release to the captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to set at liberty those who were 

oppressed to proclaim the acceptable year of the Lord." Paul told us that "we are the body of Christ." 

For me this means our purpose as an Annual Conference is to make disciples for Jesus Christ by 

equipping our local churches for ministry and by providing a connection for ministry beyond the local 

church. We do all of this to the glory of God. 

I believe the Conference Treasurer’s office is involved in what is called a ministry of administration. 

Administration is understandably not as obvious a form of ministry as many of the nurture, outreach 

and witness ministries of our churches. What ministry of administration means to me is that we provide 

vital support services for mission in the most efficient and cost-effective way possible. Our task is to 

help provide a conduit for resources and a connection for ministry from local churches to the 

Conference and the world. A healthy local church and a healthy conference are not just in ministry at 

one place but are intentionally in ministry beyond its own community and conference border. 

As an Annual Conference we are called to make disciples for Jesus Christ. How did we do in 1997, 

in responding to that call? As a Conference Statistician I cannot answer the question on how we did 

in personal faith development or even in our own personal stewardship growth. What I can report are 

the numbers that give us an indication of how we are doing. (1) We can rejoice that for the second 

year in a row our Annual Conference has shown a membership growth. In 1997, we increased our 

local church membership by 125 people. We now have 202,875 members. (2) What I find even more 

encouraging is that in 1997, the number of baptisms increased by 295 (total 4,046) and the number 

of people enrolled in confirmation classes increased by 190 (total 3, 882). 

Unfortunately, average attendance at worship services decreased in 1997. I cannot help but wonder 

if the heavy snows in early 1997, might have had an effect on that attendance. (3) Yet, we can still 

rejoice that on an average worship week you are connected with 76,422 other people in our 

Conference. Disciple making is occurring in Iowa, and I think we can give the glory to God. 

As the church, we are called to equip ourselves for mission. Again, I cannot report on the changes in 

attitudes in local churches regarding our mission and outreach; but, I can share with you some 

numbers that indicate how well we are equipped. (4) When we add together the value of all the United 

Methodist church property in Iowa, and the value of church-owned parsonages, and the value of local 

church assets such as saving accounts, CD’s, treasury notes, stock and bonds, collectively our 

assets increased by $28.6 million ($28,637,182). Our assets are valued at $605.9 million 

($605,925,747). As Iowa United Methodists’ we have the people and financial resources to do 

whatever we know God calls us to do. 

Our task in the treasurer’s office is to provide vital support services for the mission of the church. (5) 

This year your Conference Treasurer’s office received a total of $21.5 million ($21,559,640) from local 

churches -- that is equal to $106.27 per member. Of that amount only 51.8% was received for 

apportionments. (6) The balance 48.2% came from sources like Advance Specials, special gifts, direct 

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billing for local church clergy and lay employee benefits and fees for services. This year for the first 

time our office has prepared and placed in your Conference packet a Financial Report. You may want 

to look through that report for more details about the finances of the conference. 

(7) The apportionment receipts for 1997 did decline by 2%. We received for Ministerial Support 95% 

(0.9% decline), Administrative Ministries received 86.8% (1% decline), other ministries received 82.3% 

(2.6% decline). What concerns me the most is that World Service and Conference Benevolences 

declined by 3.2% in which we received 80.7% for 1997. Over the last two years, World Service and 

Conference Benevolences have decreased a total of 7%. This of course places stress on many of our 

conference programs whose funding is dependent on this source of revenue. 

(8) Even with the decline in apportionments I can report that as of this date 75% of the local churches 

have paid their 1997 apportionments at 100% and some others have indicated to me their intention 

to pay them in full. Again we can rejoice in our shared ministry by giving God the glory. 

Our ministry in the Conference office is to provide efficient, cost-effective support services. To this end 

we have assembled a staff that is qualified for their work and dedicated to the mission of the church. 

Without them my job would be impossible and our office would not be able to complete the multiple 

number of tasks we are asked to complete. A few years ago I would be introducing a staff of 14 fulltime 

employees, but today the tasks are being completed by 9 full-time and one part-time employees. 

They are: Russell Hinshaw, Assistant Treasurer/Controller; Roland Minshall, Computer Systems 

Manager; Margaret Biggs, Senior Staff Accountant; Richard Hartness, Accounts Payable; Diane 

Brockmeyer, Benefits Secretary; Julie Ann Houlahan, Central Services Director; Cynthia Davis, Staff 

Secretary; Barbara Higgins, Receptionist; Jill Stanton, Journal Editor/Data Manager. 

Finally, on behalf of the Administrative Services Department I want to thank each of you. Your support 

and efforts over this past year means so very much to us. As we serve in a ministry of administration 

and you serve in your various capacities, together we can fulfill our purpose of making disciples, 

equipping local churches for mission, providing a connection beyond our local setting and always 

remembering that God is the creator and sustainer of our life. Together, through our apportionments, 

we can help make disciples, set prisoners free, really make it a year of the Lord and we do it all for the 

glory of God. Thank you. 

Laity Address 

Margaret Meyer, Conference Lay Leader 

Bishop Jordan and Members of the Annual Conference: 

We live within the long stream of Judaic-Christian tradition. From our past we learn what God 

expects of us today, and what being faithful is all about. We become part of the celebrating and the 

living of the story when we have found our place within it. We are a people who put our trust in God 

as revealed in Jesus Christ, and because we believe, we want to grow in faith and doctrine. 

Just joining or attending a church is not membership in that church. We have to be a living part 

of the fellowship, we have to belong in the deepest sense of the word. This does not happen if we only 

sit in the pew or stand at the pulpit on Sunday morning. It does not happen even through taking part 

in all kinds of groups and programs if we do not make ourselves available to others. We must speak 

our hearts to each other, listen to each other, care for each other. 

God goes before us, beckoning us into the new world that is already being created, calling us to 

join in the challenging work of fashioning it. However, when we are confronted with personal disasters 

or with the daily horror stories of society’s ills, we may falter. Hope may seem to be unrealistic. Yet 

our hope is not in trends. Our hope is in the Lord of all creation and all history -- a God who is still in 

charge and actively at work transforming the world. The apostle Paul wrote that the church is like a 

human body. As members of the church we are likened to different parts of the body. This image 

means that the church is alive. It is not a building, a program, or a list of names. The church is a living 

organism, an integrated whole like the human body. 

It has virtues, but it also has faults. It may be wounded, and it may also be healed. It has dreams 

and works toward making these dreams come true, but it often falls short. God’s Spirit enables us to


accept that life, doesn’t have to be perfect to be good. 

Imperfect, as it is, the community of believers nevertheless provides the best clue we have to 

God’s vision. Day after day, we see deeds of Christian courage, of compassion, and reconciliation, 

of integrity in the face of temptation, and of witness for truth and justice -- from random acts of 

kindness by individuals to the worldwide family’s growth in tolerance and cooperation. We see the 

church as a sign of the Kingdom. We witness small acts of kindness that turn into big miracles of love! 

We love with our hearts and it all starts there, but it takes more than just caring thoughts. It is in 

the actions of our hands that our caring becomes concrete. God would have us reach out with acts 

of kindness so that others would be filled with hope and love, a contagious love that would extend to 

all people everywhere. The message is not merely to celebrate love, but to love others, especially the 

needy. The message doesn’t end with something you know, but something you do! 

You don’t find too many needy people in the church -- the kind that Jesus described in Matthew 

25:31-46 -- hungry, thirsty, naked, homeless, prisoners, sick. The message is to go outside the church 

and express God’s love in mission to the needy. The greatest thing that could happen in any church 

would be for the members to go outside the building and perform acts of love which would inspire 

others to perform more acts of love, which just might help create a world of love. I believe that is what 

God’s wants for our world. What do you think? 

That, my sisters and brothers, is what is happening all across the Iowa Conference. Call it "Love 

in Action" or "Faith at Work" it is definitely a combination of hearts and hands. Whenever we are fueled 

by the power of God’s love in our hearts, we are ready and able to serve with our hands. 

In the Creston District is the only, one example of many similar hearts and hands projects in the 

other districts. Eight people from Winterset UMC, along with volunteers from other parts of the district, 

rebuilt the roof of the Kellerton UMC. They had to completely strip the roof before shingling, as well 

as building a sloped roof on the back of the church and doing some painting and fix-up jobs. A week 

was spent on the whole project, and the participants had a lot of fun, praising God for the good 

weather and for the future of the church. I understand, Lynn, the District Superintendent even spent 

part of a day working with the group. That certainly demonstrates partners in ministry, wouldn’t you 

say? 

Lamont in the Dubuque District was a town that didn’t have a restaurant, and it really needed one. 

Sparked by the United Methodist Church, with ecumenical response, Common Grounds was born out 

of a shared ministry. The work is all done by volunteers, the youth have a wholesome gathering place, 

the need for a restaurant has been met, and the community finds itself united in a common goal. Isn’t 

this an example of Christians reaching out to a need, putting faith to work, putting love into action? 

For three years now, seven Macedonia area churches have sponsored a Good Friday Day Camp 

for children. Attendance has increased greatly each year. There kids can learn we are all part of a 

chain to tell about Jesus. As members of all churches worked and planned together, some very 

special relationships developed. The spirit of cooperation carried over, and three of the churches are 

now co-hosting Vacation Bible School. Faith at work! 

Another example of many churches across the Conference, I’m sure, is St. Mark’s UMC of 

Council Bluffs. In presenting the live Nativity during Advent they are sharing the Good News of the 

Birth of God’s Son and it is there for all to see and experience. Love in action! 

And in my own church, the heart of a thirteen-year-old girl was fired by love when she heard the 

story of medical help going to a children’s hospital in Providenya, Russia. She put her hands to work, 

and eight months later she presented $100 to the adult Sunday School class that had initiated the 

project. Hearts and hands providing love and witnessing faith. 

Permit me to share with you a translation of two verses from a Brazilian hymn: 

God calls his people now to a new life 

Walking along together hand in hand; 

The time is ripe for changing, the moment is now, 

Let’s walk together; no one can walk alone! 

The power today that makes new life burst forth 

Is now in us through the gift of grace. 

It is God who calls us to work together for justice. 

Let’s walk together; no one can go alone! 

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Inez Dawes, writing in a recent Council Bluffs District newsletter had this to say: "The people who 

know God’s love, the people of the church, are called to the work of transforming the world. Let’s get 

organized and get going!" 

At the turn of the 21st century, a lively partnership of lay people and clergy in the United 

Methodist Church is essential. We need a "leader-full" organization. Not everyone doing everything, 

but each person adding to the mix and increasing the church’s energy, ideas, gifts, and ministry. "And 

they’ll know we are Christians by our love!" Indeed, let us come and join hands in love and faith, laity 

and clergy together. No one can walk alone! 

Cabinet Address 

Lynn Ryon, Dean of the Cabinet 

Truly a lively partnership we are, Margaret. Bishop Jordan and members of this Annual 

Conference, getting organized is what we are doing, as Iowa United Methodists, laity and clergy 

together hear Christ’s call and with hearts and hands eagerly and faithfully give their time, their 

resources -- their lives -- to works of faith and love in the world while doing the work of worship and 

witness through their church. 

People of Christ -- United Methodists -- look around you and see who we are and what we are 

doing as we have been doing the work to which we have been called: 

In Iowa Falls, Carol Gilbert, working as missions chairperson in her church organized volunteers 

for the "Paint a House" project to work on homes of older residents. 

In Davenport, the St. John’s clergy and laity started a new worship service that begins at 11:45 

a.m. on Sunday mornings. "New Song" is advertised on local contemporary rock radio stations and 

brings together another generation of Christians. 

Nineteen members of Sioux City, Wesley participated in a Lay Academy organized in their 

church to equip them for ministries of caring and nurturing in their community. 

The Mobile United Methodists in Ministry in the Ottumwa District have gone and found more work 

-- adding a parish nurse ministry to what they do in small towns and rural areas. 

In Story County the congregations of Huxley, Slater and Sheldahl with churches of other 

denominations have initiated a ministry of partnership with low-income families and single mothers to 

provide networks of support and love. 

The people of Strahan started their Milk Money Ministry, working with the local school district to 

see that every school child will receive daily milk regardless of ability to pay for it. 

These ministries and the many others in which United Methodists in Iowa are engaged are 

making a difference at several different levels in the world. Individual lives experience God’s love in 

very practical ways that open them up to transforming possibilities. Clergy and laity partnering in these 

ministries are affirming the gifts and callings of every Christian into ministries through the Church and 

in our individual lives. Risking and venturing into new ministries is resulting in new energy and vitality 

in congregations and among the members. And the legacy of the faithful labor of so many adds to the 

bold announcement of living hope rather than endow the negative calls to despair and cynicism heard 

so much in these times. 

The United Methodist Church in Iowa is not in crisis. We live in critical times, and we have before 

us critical decisions to make. But our ability to participate in God’s saving work in the world is limited 

only by our eagerness to claim that vitality with which the Holy Spirit has empowered us. Our vitality 

is the result of our diversity as we receive the gifts which God has provided for us in the varieties of 

individuals who answering the call into ministry make up our congregations and their leadership - laity 

and clergy. 

Read Isaiah 40:25-31. This building has resounded with the sounds of celebration on many 

occasions and has seen people brought to their feet with enthusiasm over the triumphs and 

accomplishments of teams assembled on this floor. In that tradition let’s do our own waves celebrating 

the ways God has raised us up to accomplish God’s work in the world: 

If your church like Ladora, Corwith and Odebolt churches started a kid’s club or other ministry 

for children this year stand up; 

If your church started a new ministry like Humboldt Faith’s English as a Second Language, 

Jefferson’s Webb House, Story City’s parish nurse or Williamsburg’s new men’s ministry stand up; 

If your church like Sioux City, Whitfield; Low Moor Living Faith or Stanhope Parish participated 

with your bi-district field staff or in some other process of visioning stand up;


If your church like Washington, Lohrville and Boxholm while sustaining damage to your own 

building, provided ministry to families in your community hit with troubles from tornadoes, hail storms 

and floods stand up; 

If your church like Delhi, Ankeny, First and Dubuque, Epworth has had a building project for a 

parsonage, new building, family life center or renovation project stand up; 

If your church is one of the 303 churches that had a net gain in members in 1997 or baptized at 

least one new person in the faith stand up; 

If your church has sent individuals or a team of volunteers in mission, sent youth to Appalachia 

or some other service project or participated in a Habitat project stand up; 

If your members of your church participated in the legislative action network or other forms of 

study of issues and speaking to legislators about your concerns about the death penalty, a moratorium 

on new gambling enterprises, economic justice stand up; 

If your church has had one or more groups of Disciple Bible Study stand up; 

If you truly believe God is raising Iowa United Methodists up and empowering us as agents of 

love to do works of mercy and justice and live lives of faith stand up and sing: 

- While we cannot describe God with certainty, we can put into words what God does and how we 

experience God’s action in our lives. 

GOD CREATES 

- In the beginning God created the universe and the creation is ongoing. From the whirling galaxies 

to subatomic particles, to the unfathomable wonders of our own minds and bodies - we marvel at 

God’s creative wisdom. 

GOD SUSTAINS 

- God continues to be active in creation, holding all in the everlasting arms. God is involved in our 

human history - past, present, and future. 

GOD LOVES 

- God loves all creation. In particular, God loves humankind, created in the divine image. This love is 

like that of a parent. We have followed Jesus in speaking of God as "our Father," but there are times 

it seems that God nurtures us in a motherly way as well. 

GOD SUFFERS 

- Since God is present in creation, God is hurt when any aspect of creation is hurt. God especially 

suffers when people are injured. In all violence, abuse, injustice, war, prejudice, hunger, poverty, or 

illness, the living God is suffering in our midst. Wherever there is need and suffering, we meet Christ 

already at work. 

GOD JUDGES 

- All human behavior is measured by God’s righteous standards - not only the behavior itself, but also 

the motive or "the intent." The Lord of life knows our sin and - judges it. 

GOD REDEEMS 

- Out of infinite love for each of us, God forgives our own self-destruction and renews us within. God 

is reconciling individuals, groups, races, and nations that have been torn apart. God is redeeming all 

creation. 

GOD REIGNS 

- God is the Lord of all creation and of all history. Though it may often seem that the "principalities and 

powers" of evil have the stronger hand, we affirm God’s present and future reign. 

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I. PURPOSE AND STRUCTURE 

A. Purpose 

XII. RULES OF ORDER 

In Genesis, Chapters 1 to 5, God is revealed as Creator and Sustainer of the Universe. 

Jesus said, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because He has anointed me to preach the Good 

News to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim release to the captives and recovering of sight 

to the blind, to set at liberty those who are oppressed, to proclaim the acceptable year of the 

Lord.” Paul said, “You are the Body of Christ.” 

These Biblical directives mandate a concern for the physical, spiritual, and mental 

wholeness of each person and all people and the environment in which they live. Humankind 

as co-creator has been given responsibility for the constructive use of all that is and will be. The 

Church is the community of all true believers under the Lordship of Christ. It is one holy, 

apostolic, and catholic. It is the redemptive fellowship in which the Word of God is preached by 

persons divinely called; and, the sacraments are duly administered according to Christ’s own 

appointment. Under the discipline of the Holy Spirit, the Church exists to provide an avenue for 

worship, an evangelistic spirit for the redemption of the world, and, the edification of believers 

through education and a social consciousness. 

The United Methodist Church is to be a part of the body of Christ proclaiming God as 

Creator, Sustainer and Redeemer as revealed in scripture in the person of Jesus Christ 

extending the love, grace and power of God in the world. It requires a denominational and 

ecumenical strategy for action in the universe. 

B. Structure 

II. SESSIONS 

1. The Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church is structured to carry out 

the purpose of the Church, as stated above, to persons and society. 

2. The Annual Conference and the district structure relates The United Methodist Church 

to the congregations and to the direct ministries of the Annual Conference through the 

conference and district agencies. 

3. Our structure enables us to communicate and work with all portions of Christ’s Church 

and with the religious community in general. 

4. Districts, congregations, institutions and agencies are responsible for defining their own 

objectives, goals and strategies in line with the conference purpose. 

5. The Bishop, the Administrative Assistant, and the District Superintendents, pastors and 

lay persons are programming leaders and administrators. Their responsibilities include 

working with pastors, congregations, districts and the Annual Conference for the fulfillment 

of the purpose. 

6. The Annual Conference Council on Ministries is the basic Conference program planning 

and coordinating organization. The Council on Ministries through staff members of the 

council, boards, agencies and task forces, provides resources in program areas 

throughout the Annual Conference. 

7. The structure enables the effective utilization of the abilities of all persons in the Church. 

A. Regular and special sessions of the Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist 

Church shall be held at such times and places as shall be determined in the manner prescribed 

in The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church. 

1. Opening and Daily Sessions. The organization and program of these sessions shall 

be the responsibility of the Annual Conference Session Committee. The first plenary to 

deal with items of legislation shall not be called to order prior to 6:00 p.m. on the Friday

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night of opening day. 

2. Ministerial Session. The ministerial members of the Conference may convene in 

executive session to consider the report of the Board of Ordained Ministry ( 605.6) and 

the Annual Conference Session Committee shall set a time and a place for such a session 

on the conference program. 

3. Lay Session. A meeting of the lay members of the Conference may be held during the 

Annual Conference Session as arranged by the Board of Laity. It shall communicate its 

request for such a meeting to the Annual Conference Session Committee in order that a 

time and a place may be provided. 

4. Roll Call and Attendance. 

a. Attendance ( 602.7 & 8). All members, lay and ministerial, shall attend the daily 

session of the Conference unless excused by submitting a request in writing to the 

Conference Secretary or by turning in to the Conference Secretary’s office an 

excuse from attendance card signed by the district superintendent. 

b. Roll call shall be taken at the Annual Conference session as follows: 

(1) A registration card shall be mailed to and returned by each member of the 

Annual Conference. 

(2) Seating shall be arranged by the Annual Conference Session Committee. 

5. Report of the Conference Treasurer, Statistician, and Council on Finance and 

Administration. 

a. At the first business session of the regular session, as one of the early items of 

business, there shall be a report of the Conference Statistician, the Conference 

Treasurer, and the proposed Conference Budget. The proposed budget shall be 

received without debate as the working budget for the coming calendar year. 

b. Any legislation coming before the conference which would require a change in the 

proposed budget shall be handled in the following manner: 

The Conference shall consider the item on its merits. If the Conference 

approves the item and wishes to request additional funding, it can recommend the 

item for funding through Council on Finance and Administration. All items shall be 

held for final action until all budget adjustment requests have been heard by C.F.& 

A. C.F.& A. shall consider all additional requests in relationship to the total budget 

and bring a composite report, including the revised budget, proposed for conference 

action. 

Those items on which action has been deferred because of request for budget 

change, shall be considered for final action in accordance with the recommended 

funding of the C.F. & A. 

6. Following distribution of the Pre-Conference Manual in the spring, Annual Conference 

Orientation Events shall be held in each District for the purpose of providing an overview 

of the Annual Conference and to discuss proposed legislation. These events shall be 

coordinated by the Cabinet and the Session Committee. The orientation events may, or 

may not, be combined with the annual District Conference. Any amendments suggested 

at the district events would have to be proposed at the Legislative Committee at Annual 

Conference by a member of that committee. 

B. General/Jurisdictional Board Members. Persons of the Iowa Conference who are elected 

members of a jurisdictional or general board or agency of The United Methodist Church shall be 

members with vote of the corresponding Iowa Annual Conference board or agency. Expense 

allowances for conference agency meetings of such members living in Iowa shall be the responsibility 

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boards or agencies of The United Methodist Church who are not clergy members or elected lay 

members of the Annual Conference shall be equalization members. 

C. Offering. An offering shall be received during the communion service and shall be directed 

to such projects as shall be determined by the Bishop and Cabinet and announced to the 

session of the Conference. 

D. Legislative Committees. 

1. There shall be Legislative Committees, as may be determined by the Annual 

Conference Session Committee on recommendation of the Conference Council on 

Ministries. 

2. The committee chairpersons shall be selected by the bishop and the secretaries by the 

Conference Secretary. No person shall serve as chairperson or secretary for more than 

four consecutive years. 

3. The members of the Annual Conference shall be assigned to Legislative Committees 

which shall consist, as nearly as possible, of equal numbers of clergy and lay members. 

The chairperson or designee of each conference agency shall be assigned to the 

Legislative Committee which will deal with the agency’s work. The members of the 

Program Review Committee shall be assigned among the Legislative Committees as 

resource persons concerning the program proposals recommended to the Annual 

Conference by the C.C.O.M. The rest of the conference members shall be assigned at 

random by the Annual Conference Session Committee. Each charge shall be advised in 

advance as to the Legislative Committee to which its lay member(s) and minister(s) are 

assigned. 

4. The Annual Conference Session Committee shall assign the reports, recommendations, 

proposals and resolutions of the agencies and institutions of the conference to the proper 

Legislative Committees where they shall be considered at least twelve (12) hours before 

being presented on the floor of the conference; provided, however, that neither this nor any 

other business procedure shall preclude the presentation of new materials by individual 

members of the Annual Conference in Legislative Committees or at any session of the 

Annual Conference. Reports, recommendations, proposals and resolutions of the Board of 

Pensions will be assigned to the appropriate legislative committee for informational purposes 

only. Conference directed items shall go, in their entirety, to the Annual Conference for 

action. 

5. When the Legislative Committees report their recommendations to the Annual 

Conference, a representative of the C.C.O.M. will be available to speak on behalf of its 

coordinated program. 

6. The Legislative Committees may amend or revise sections of the reports projecting 

programs and proposals and shall report to the Conference on all matters assigned to 

them. 

7. Informational reports shall be presented within the time allotted to each Legislative 

Committee, but matters requiring legislative action shall be given priority within a 

Legislative Committee’s scheduled time. 

8. A minority report may be presented when approved by one-tenth of the members of the 

Legislative Committee. 

9. Summary reports dealing primarily with agency and institutional achievements shall be 

accepted for printing in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal without being read to the 

conference. 

10. Reports from the Legislative Committees which involve substantial changes from the 

Pre-Conference Manual shall be prepared in printed form and distributed to the 

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11. During a regular session of the Annual Conference, a meeting of a Legislative 

Committee may be called only by a majority vote of the Annual Conference. 

III. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 

A. Terminology 

1. Organization Definitions 

a. Agency: a regularly established board, commission, council, standing committee 

or committee which has been constituted by the Annual Conference. (See Article 

V.E. for definition as related to nominations.) 

b. Council: an organization created by the Annual Conference to perform defined 

responsibilities of review and oversight on behalf of the Annual Conference in 

relation to other agencies and to perform other assigned functions shall be 

designated as a council. Councils are amenable and accountable to the Annual 

Conference and report to it. 

c. Board: a multi-function organization accountable to the Conference Council on 

Ministries and/or the Annual Conference, as provided in The Book of Discipline. A 

board may have subgroups for which it is responsible and accountable. 

d. Committee: a body, either temporary or permanent, created to carry out certain 

functions of mission, study, oversight, or review. It is amenable to its parent body. 

Committees may be created by the Annual Conference and/or its agencies. 

e. Commission: an organization established by the Annual Conference for the 

fulfillment of a specific function. 

f. Standing Committee: a subgroup of a board or other agency with a specific 

purpose, accountable to the agency of which it is a part. A standing committee may 

be initiated when one or more of the following criteria are met: 

(1) Mandated by The Book of Discipline. 

(2) Program is to be implemented over a period longer than five years. 

(3) Appointed by the resident bishop, as mandated by The Book of Discipline, 

or requested by the Annual Conference. 

(4) Program budget is larger than $50,000 and cannot be adequately 

administered on a quarterly basis by the parent agency. 

(5) Program staffing requires a long term (five years or more) advisory 

committee. 

g. Task Force: an organization with one objective, which will be accomplished in no 

more than five years, and whose membership numbers no more than fifteen. 

h. Task Group: an organization with one objective, which will be accomplished in no 

more than two years, and whose membership numbers no more than seven. 

2. Membership Definitions 

a. Ex-Officio: full voting members, by virtue of office, of an agency of the Annual 

Conference with all rights, unless indicated otherwise. 

b. Consultants: those persons who by virtue of their position, knowledge, and/or 

expertise are appointed to an agency. They have the privilege of speaking but not 

making motions or voting. They are expected to be present at the meetings of the 

groups for which they are consultants. 

c. Resource Persons: called upon from time to time because of expertise needed 

by a group at a particular time. They do not have the privilege of making motions or

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voting. 

B. Administration. 

d. Ecumencial Partner: a member of another denomination, serving as an 

ecumenical liaison. They have the privilege of speaking and, where The Book of 

Discipline allows, of making motions and voting. 

e. Youth: a person 12 through 18 years of age, at time of election. 

f. Young Adult: a person 19 through 30 years of age, at time of election. 

The officers, boards, commissions, councils, and standing committees of the Iowa Annual 

Conference of The United Methodist Church shall be those herein listed and such others as are 

or hereafter shall be provided by The Book of Discipline or by action of the Conference. 

1. Officers. 

a. Presiding Officer ( 603.6) 

b. Administrative Assistant to the Bishop 

c. District Superintendents ( 403, 404.2) 

d. Conference Council Director 

e. Secretary ( 603.7) The office of Conference Secretary shall be related to the 

episcopal office, which shall be responsible for evaluation, accountability, support 

and budget. 

f. Statistician ( 603.7) 

g. Treasurer ( 616) 

h. Lay Leader ( 603.9) 

i. Chancellor ( 603.8) 

j. Journal Editor 

k. Conference Parliamentarian 

2. Consultant Members of Agencies. The Cabinet may make assignments of district 

superintendents as consultant members of agencies. The Director of the Conference 

Council on Ministries may assign C.C.O.M. staff as consultant members of agencies. 

3. Council on Finance and Administration ( 608, 609) 

a. The membership shall be composed of 15 members: seven laity, six clergy and 

two youth. It is strongly recommended that at least three of the laity be women, one 

person be from an ethnic group, at least one clergy and one laity be from a church 

under 200 members and one under age twenty-five, with the goal of having 

membership from each district. 

b. The Conference Treasurer and the Conference Council Director shall be 

consultants. 

c. There shall be a Conference Treasurer who shall be elected by the Annual 

Conference on nomination of the Council on Finance and Administration. The 

treasurer shall be responsible for all fiscal matters. “The treasurer shall be directly 

amenable to the council.” ( 616). The Conference Treasurer shall also serve as the 

Director of Administrative Services. 

d. There shall be a Conference Statistician who shall be nominated by the 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee and elected by the 

Annual Conference. The Statistician shall be related to the Conference Council on 

Finance and Administration for evaluation, accountability, support and budget. 

e. The Council may be divided into the following committees: 

(1) Administrative, shall oversee audits; review personnel and organization, 

insurance and bonding; and recommend policy with regard to conference 

computer services.

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(2) Apportionments, shall research and recommend formulas, relief, 

adjustments, and method of apportioning to the local churches. 

(3) Budget, shall research, plan and devise the amounts, size, component 

parts, format, and funding levels of the conference budget. 

(4) Capital Funds, shall oversee research, planning, and coordination of all 

capital fund drives. 

(5) Interpretation, shall devise the manner of budget presentation to Annual 

Conference and local churches by developing and providing aids for 

interpreting and by enlisting and training persons for interpretation. 

f. The following conference administrative agencies and offices will be accountable 

to the Council on Finance and Administration for budgeting and all fiscal matters 

related to the discharge of their functions: 

Administrative Assistant’s Office 

Annual Conference Session Committee 



Cabinet 

Central Services Office 

Commission on Equitable Compensation 

Committee on Episcopacy 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling 

Committee on Investigation 

Communications Office 

Computer Services Office 

Conference Center Administrative Council 

Conference Council on Ministries Office 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

Conference Secretary 


Joint Committee on Disability 

Joint Review Committee 


Resolutions Committee 

Rules of Order Committee 

Treasurer’s Office 

g. The Council on Finance and Administration shall be responsible for reviewing, 

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4. Board of Trustees. 

(c) Prepare a contingency administration budget recommendation for 

annual conference. 

(d) In December, receive, review and act on requests for carryover 

funding to the next budget year. 

a. Board of Trustees ( 2512 and Restated Articles of Incorporation.) 

b. A member of the Conference Board of Trustees shall be appointed to serve as 

an ex officio member without vote on each district Board of Church Location and 

Building. The appointments will be made by the Conference Board of Trustees which 

will assume the expenses of sending the representatives to the respective boards. 

5. Board of Pensions. ( 637) The board’s membership shall consist of not more than 

24 persons. It is strongly recommended that the membership consist of one-third 

laywomen, one-third laymen, and one-third clergy. Each member shall be elected for a 

term of eight years. The membership shall be in four classes with a new class being 

elected every two years. The following will serve as consultants: a representative of the 

C.F. & A., and the Conference Treasurer. 

6. Commission on Equitable Compensation. (622) The Commission on Equitable 

Compensation shall be composed of ten persons plus one district superintendent named 

by the Cabinet (622.1). It is strongly recommended that the membership consist of four 

clergy, two laymen, two laywomen and two youth. At least one layperson and one clergy 

shall be elected from churches of fewer than two hundred members. Each member will be 

elected for a term of four years, with the term of two members expiring each year. The 

Conference Treasurer and a member of the C.F. & A. may serve as consultants. 

7. Annual Conference Session Committee. 

a. Membership. 

(1) The Bishop, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, Conference Council 

Director, Communications Director, Conference Secretary, Conference Lay 

Leader, a representative of the Board of Ordained Ministry, one diaconal 

minister named by the Board of Diaconal Ministry, the Worship advocate of the 

Board of Discipleship, one district superintendent named by the Cabinet, the 

Conference United Methodist Women President or designee, Conference 

United Methodist Men President or designee, Conference Council on Youth 

Ministry Vice-Chairperson or designee, one young adult named by the Age 

Level Council, and one member each named by the Commissions on Status 

and Role of Women, Religion and Race, and Ministry with Persons with 

Disabilities. One layman and one lay-woman, to be elected by the Annual 

Conference for terms of four years. The Administrative Assistant to the Bishop 

shall serve as chairperson. 

(2) The committee shall select additional committee members to serve as 

Sergeant at Arms, Director of the Conference Pages, Chairperson of Business 

and Agenda, Chairperson of Displays, Chairperson of the Child Care Center, 

and Chairpersons of the Conference Theme. 

b. Functions: 

(1) Recommend to the Annual Conference the location of the conference 

session, at least two years in advance. 

(2) Prepare an Order of Business for the official session of the conference for 

inclusion in the printed program. 

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advance, if necessary to secure the persons desired. 

(4) Furnish to the presiding officer, at the opening of each business session 

of the Conference, a list of the items of business and reports which are ready 

for action. 

(5) Furnish to the presiding officer the names of those allotted time to 

represent certain interests, together with the time given to each speaker. 

(6) Help guide the order of the business of the Conference. 

(7) Consult with and advise the chairpersons and secretaries of the Legislative 

Committees as to procedure in presenting reports and other business of the 


(8) Recommend which matters of courtesy and privilege may come before the 

Conference. All requests for special orders of the day shall be referred to this 

committee. 

(9) Formulate and report expressions of gratitude for courtesies extended to 

the Conference. 

8. Committee on the Episcopacy (635). 

9. Episcopal Residence Committee (636). 

10. Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling. 

a. The committee shall have primary responsibility for the programs and functions 

of the Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling of the Annual Conference. The 

committee shall be composed of six members. It is strongly recommended that the 

membership consist of two laywomen, two laymen and two clergy. The members 

shall be elected for four-year terms in two classes. 

b. The Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling will be responsible to: 

(1) the Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling and 

(2) the Conference Council on Ministries in matters pertaining to workshops, 

programs, etc. A working agreement will be drawn up by the Committee on 

Pastoral Care and Counseling in consultation with the Bishop. The director, if 

a clergy person, will be under appointment beyond the local church. The office 

will be located outside the Conference Center for purposes of confidentiality. 

Office equipment and furnishings shall be the responsibility of the Conference 

Board of Trustees through the Administrative Council of the Conference 

Center. 

c. Responsibilities and duties of the Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling shall 

be: 

(1) To assess the needs of the pastors and their families of the Iowa 


(2) To establish a significant trust level with the pastors and their families. 

(3) To serve as a resource person in designing and implementing programs 

to creatively meet those assessed needs. 

(4) To establish relationships for adequate consultation with psychiatrists and 

other physicians, psychologists, social workers and other appropriate persons. 

(5) To be available to travel to various parts of the State of Iowa to set up and 

staff consultation centers where pastors can drive a reasonable distance to 

receive consultation on counseling they are doing as well as serving as a 

resource person for retreats and workshops.

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d. Relationships are as follows: 

(1) The Director will relate to the Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling 

and to pastors and their families. 

(2) The Director will also establish relationships with the Bishop and the 

Cabinet so as to be available for referrals and consultation. However, in the 

interest of confidentiality, the Director shall not give any reports on specific 

counseling relationships to the Bishop and/or Cabinet unless it is seen as 

appropriate by both the Director and the counselee/s. 

(3) The Director will also establish relationships with existing conference 

groups such as the Board of Ordained Ministry with the objective of 

cooperation and the avoidance of duplicated efforts. Continuing education 

done by the Director is expected to be in terms of serving as a resource 

person for workshops and retreats along with the consultation with pastors on 

their counseling, as time is available. 

(4) The Director will also establish relationships with existing mental health 

organizations and personnel so that appropriate use can be made of such 

resources. 

11. Journal Publication Committee. ( 606). The committee shall consist of the 

Conference Secretary who shall be the chairperson of the committee, Director of the 

Conference Council on Ministries, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, a representative 

of the Conference Resolutions Committee, and Director of Iowa United Methodist 

Communications. The Editor shall be a consultant. The Journal Editor, an officer of the 

Annual Conference (Article III.B.1.j), shall be elected by the Annual Conference on 

nomination of the Journal Publication Committee and shall be accountable to the 

committee. The committee and the Journal Editor shall be responsible for the publication 

of the Iowa Annual Conference Journal (see Article IX, “Publication of Conference 

Journal”) and the Iowa Annual Conference Book of Resolutions in consultation with the 

Resolutions Committee. 

12. Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee.(See Article V, 

“Nominations, Elections, and Appointments.”) 

13. Conference Resolutions Committee: There shall be a Conference Resolutions 

Committee composed of eleven members. It is strongly recommended that the 

membership consist of three clergy, three laymen, three laywomen and two youths. Each 

member shall be elected for a four-year term, nominated by the Conference Nominating 

and Leadership Development Committee and elected by the Conference. It is 

recommended that at least one person be a member of the state legislature. The 

committee shall: 

a. Receive all resolutions submitted to the Annual Conference in the form specified 

by the Conference Resolutions Committee. Resolutions shall be in the C.C.O.M. 

office for printing by the date (usually in March) announced and communicated to all 

conference organizations each year by the C.C.O.M. 

b. Review and study each resolution to determine accuracy, duplication, and 

previous Conference action. Resolutions which are not in proper order will be 

returned to the maker with a statement indicating what must be done to put the 

resolution in proper form and what procedure must be followed to place the 

resolution before the proper Legislative Committee. Resolutions will be returned to 

the maker if: 

(1) The resolution, or a similar resolution is already a Standing Resolution. 

(2) The resolution is not in the proper form.

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apparently misleading. 

(4) The resolution is inconsistent with or contradicts a current Standing 

Resolution. 

(5) The resolution has not been submitted in time to be properly reviewed by 

the Resolutions Committee. 

(6) The resolution is in conflict with the Social Principles of The United 

Methodist Church. 

c. Submit the resolutions in proper form to the editor of the Pre-Conference Manual. 

Printing in the Pre-Conference Manual will indicate only that the resolutions are in 

proper form. The Resolutions Committee will express no opinion on the substantive 

content of the resolutions. 

d. Instruct the editor of the Pre-Conference Manual to coordinate related program 

items and resolutions in the manual and in assignment to the Legislative Committees 

so that they are presented and debated sequentially. 

e. Promote and interpret the resolution process at all levels of the Annual 


f. Be responsible for the content of a biennial Book of Resolutions to be published 

by the Journal Publication Committee in conjunction with the Iowa Annual 

Conference Journal. 

g. Process petitions to General Conference that are submitted for Annual 

Conference approval. The Resolutions Committee shall collate petitions and assign 

them to the proper Legislative Committee for discussion, vote and referral to the 

Annual Conference. 

14. Committee on Rules of Order. The committee shall be composed of eleven 

members including the Conference Secretary and the Conference Parliamentarian who 

shall serve ex officio. It is strongly recommended that the membership consist of two 

laymen, two laywomen, two clergy, one representative of an ethnic group, one young adult 

and one youth. The members will be elected to terms of four years in two classes. 

The committee may initiate rules and shall report within forty-eight hours or before 

the close of the annual session on all matters referred to it by the Conference. 

15. Conference Center Administrative Council. The Conference Board of Trustees has 

jurisdiction of the building, but in order to coordinate functions within the Conference 

Center, there shall be an Administrative Council made up of the representatives of the 

professional and support staffs. The Administrative Council has authority to develop and 

revise a “Statement of Policy” for the Conference Center. 

16. Joint Committee on Disability. ( 648) 

17. Committee on Investigation (Ordained Ministry). (2626.3.a.) This committee shall 

be elected at the beginning of each quadrennium, for a four-year term. 

18. Committee on Investigation (Diaconal Ministry). (2626.4.a.) This committee shall 

be elected at the beginning of each quadrennium, for a four-year term. 

19. Administrative Review Committee. (634) 

20. Standing Committee - Power and Sexual Abuse Policy. The responsibilities of this 

committee shall be to annually review the policy for revisions and updates, recruit and train 

new policy personnel, provide training and support system for current policy personnel, 

evaluate policy personnel, provide ongoing Conference-wide training on power and sexual 

abuse issues, and provide annual training for new professionals in ministry. This standing

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committee shall have a membership of seven consisting of one representative from each 

of the following: Board of Ordained Ministry, Board of Diaconal Ministry, Appointive 

Cabinet and Board of Laity; the coordinator of the Power and Sexual Abuse policy and two 

at large members appointed by the Bishop to insure inclusiveness. The Policy Coordinator 

will convene the committee. 

C. Conference Benevolence Program 

1. There shall be a Conference Council on Ministries. (626) 

a. Function. The Council on Ministries through its agencies, task forces, and task 

groups is a channel for the redeeming and creating process in our time. The 

functions of the Council are to: 

(1) Receive program recommendations from the local churches, the charge 

conferences, the district agencies, the annual conference agencies, and the 

Jurisdictional and General Councils on Ministries; 

(2) Plan and develop these recommendations into a coordinated program to 

be recommended to the Annual Conference for consideration, amendment, and 

adoption as the annual conference program; and 

(3) Provide implementation for and administration of coordinated program as 

adopted by the Conference. 

(4) Evaluate programs of the Conference. 

b. Membership: 

(1) Officers of the Council shall be the chairperson, vice chairperson/financial 

secretary and secretary. They shall be elected by the Council upon nomination 

of the Conference Council on Ministries Nominating Committee at the 

beginning of each quadrennium. Council officers’ tenure shall be limited to no 

more than eight years. The nominees do not need to be members of the 

Council at the time of their election. If already members of the Council at the 

time of their election, they will be replaced as the representative of their 

respective district or agency. 

(2) Members of the executive committee shall be the officers, bishop, 

administrative assistant to the bishop, one district superintendent chosen by 

the Cabinet, Conference Lay Leader, Conference Council Director, and the 

elected representative of the General Council on Ministries. Approximately 

one-half of the members of the executive committee shall be lay persons. The 

President of the Council on Finance and Administration, the Conference 

Treasurer and the chairperson of the Program Review shall be consultative 

members. 

The Executive Committee shall review the progress of and possible 

revisions in the program adopted by the Conference Council on Ministries and 

receive reports from, and counsel with, the employed conference program 

staff. The committee shall act as the finance committee unless responsibility 

is assigned to some other committee. 

(3) The general membership of the Conference Council on Ministries shall 

include the chairpersons of the twelve District Councils on Ministries, 

chairpersons of the eight conference program boards, chairpersons of the two 

age level councils, chairpersons of the five commissions, chairpersons of the 

Conference Council on Ministries committees, twelve district superintendents, 

presidents of the United Methodist Women and the United Methodist Men, 

conference secretary, the Conference Secretary of Global Ministries, one 

additional representative from each of the following: youth council, United 

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(4) Consultants shall be the Council Director, Associate Council Directors, 

Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministry, president of Council on Finance and 

Administration, conference treasurer, Iowa Conference representative to 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, chairperson of the Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee and the Ecumenical Partners. Tenure on 

the Conference Council on Ministries shall not apply to the chairperson of the 

District Council on Ministries. 

c. Programming groups: The ministry support tasks of the program agencies of the 

Iowa Annual Conference are quite broad in nature. Task forces, task groups, 

networks and, when needed, standing committees may be established by the 

agencies on a short-term basis. The membership of most agencies will consist of an 

executive committee and general member representatives from each district. These 

Rules do not list which sub-groups an agency will form. 

(1) Program Standing Committees: Accountable to a Conference Council on 

Ministries agency. May be initiated if one or more of the following criteria are 

met: 

(a) Mandated by the The Book of Discipline and/or the Iowa Annual 

Conference Rules of Order. 

(b) Program is to be implemented over a period longer than five years. 

(c) Membership appointed by the resident bishop, as mandated by the 

The Book of Discipline, or requested by the Annual Conference. 

(d) Program budget is larger than $50,000 and cannot be ade quately 

administered on a quarterly basis by the parent agency. 

(e) Program staffing requires a long-term (five years or more) advisory 

committee. 

(2) Program Task Forces: A program related task force of no more than 15 

members may be formed, when an annual conference program item(s) 

requires full implementation which is not otherwise provided by the parent 

Conference Council on Ministries agency. It is recommended that program 

related task forces be initiated only when a program item(s) has been clearly 

prioritized as one to be fully implemented. A priority program item would 

include all of the following characteristics: 

(a) Related agency clearly has asked and listened to the customer 

requesting resource support. 

(b) Program has been scheduled for implementation. 

(c) Related agency has no other means of implementing the program. 

(d) Program has adequate funding. 

(e) Personnel has been recruited. 

(3) Program Task Groups:The formation of a program related Task Group will 

follow the same concepts as a Task Force, except that it will have no more 

than seven members and may include only two of the five characteristics for 

a priority item. 

(a) Related agency clearly has asked and listened to the customer 

requesting resource support. 

(b) Program has been scheduled for implementation. 

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(d) Program has adequate funding. 

(e) Personnel has been recruited. 

(4) Networks:The formation of program networks will focus on services which 

require large numbers of persons to make personal or resourcing contacts. 

There are no limits on the number of persons associated with networking. 

Networks are established when cross-conference programs are approved for 

implementation. 

(5) Affiliate Groups: The Iowa Annual Conference has a large number of 

affiliated groups. Each is organized for a specific function. It is recommended 

that affiliate groups report their purpose, function, and any program to the 

Conference Council on Ministries annually. Programs planned and 

implemented by affiliate groups may be communicated to the Program Review 

Committee for the purpose of coordination. 

d. Committees. It is strongly recommended that the voting membership of the 

committees hereinafter named consist of one-third laywomen, one-third laymen and 

one-third clergy. It is further recommended that, with the exception of the Executive 

Committee, the chairpersons be selected on the same ratio, with one laywoman, one 

layman and one clergy as nominees for chairperson and from these persons the 

council nominating committee shall nominate chairpersons to be elected by the 

council. In making appointments to these committees, careful attention shall be given 

to the possible need to include a representative number of women, young adults, 

college or university students, youth, persons over sixty-four years of age, persons 

with disabilities, and ethnics. Membership on the committees shall be limited to no 

more than eight years. 

(1) Program Review Committee. 

(a) Membership: 

i) One person selected from each of the twelve districts. 

ii) Ex Officio members shall be: 

a) One representative from each of the following commissions: 

- COSROW (shall be a woman). 

- Ministry With Persons With Disabilities (shall be a 

person with a disability). 

- CORR (shall be an ethnic person). 

b) One representative from the following councils: 

- Age Level Council. 

- Youth Council. 

c) The Administrative Assistant to the Bishop. 

d) Cabinet representative. 

iii) Consultants shall be the Director of the Conference Council on 

Ministries and Associate Conference Council on Ministries 

Directors. 

(b) Responsibilities: The Committee shall be responsible for reviewing, 

evaluating, and coordinating all program plans (activities, calendar and 

budgets) developed and implemented under the direction of the 

Conference Council on Ministries. The committee should strive to 

maximize the effectiveness of the conference program and to support 

and enhance district programming. Program plans and budget proposals 

will normally come to the Program Review Committee through the 

conference agencies but may also come directly from District Councils 

on Ministries, Charge Conferences, churches or individuals. If 

necessary, the committee may refer proposals back to the Executive 

Committees of specific agencies for reconsideration and modification.

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Program events planned at the Annual Conference level, whether 

conference-wide, district oriented, or local church oriented, shall be 

scheduled on the conference calendar only after approval by the 

Conference Council on Ministries. Committee will normally meet twice 

each year to fulfill its responsibilities according to this schedule: 

i) In odd-numbered years Program Review will meet on the first 

Friday of March to: 

a) Receive and review proposals for program modifications 

(activities, calendar, and budget). 

b) Prepare program modification recommendations for 

presentation at the March Conference Council on Ministries 

meeting. 

ii) In odd-numbered years Program Review will also meet on the 

first Thursday and Friday of December to: 

a) Hold interview sessions for each agency to review and 

evaluate the past and current biennium’s program. 

b) Program Review’s evaluation reports sent to agencies 

and District Councils on Ministries. 

c) Prepare program evaluation report for presentation at the 

December Conference Council on Ministries meeting. 

d) Receive and review requests for carryover funding to the 

next budget year. 

e) Receive and review requests for contingency funds and 

for the transfer of funds from one program to another. 

f) Prepare recommendations for carryover, contingency , 

and transfer funding for Conference Council on Ministries. 

iii) In even-numbered years, when agencies submit program 

proposals for the following biennium, Program Review will meet 

Tuesday through Friday of the first full week in February to: 

a) Receive and review written program, calendar and budget 

proposals from each program agency. 

b) Hold hearing sessions for each agency to explain and 

answer questions about the proposed program. 

c) Prepare a coordinated program, calendar, and budget 

recommendation for the Conference Council on Ministries. 

iv) Program Review will also meet on the first Friday of December 

in even-numbered years to: 

a) Receive and review the current biennium’s program 

evaluations from the program agencies and the District 

Councils on Ministries. 

b) Receive and review requests for carryover funds, 

contingency funds and the transfer of funds from one 

program to another. 

c) Prepare recommendations for carryover, contingency, 

and transfer funds for the Conference Council on Ministries 

meeting. 

(c) Program proposals which have not been considered by the Program 

Review Committee and the C.C.O.M. and published in the Pre-Conference 

Manual, may be brought to the appropriate Legislative 

Committee, with adequate copies for distribution there, and, if adopted, 

made a part of the Legislative Committee’s printed report to the Annual 


(d) Program proposals or changes to be brought directly to the 

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(e) Printed only by order of the Annual Conference. 

i) Referred to the Program Review committee. 

ii) Distributed to the conference members at least 24 hours before 

the stated adjournment time. 

(f) When a new program has not been presented to the Program Review 

committee or the Council on Ministries, and which requires the 

employment of salaried leadership, is presented to the Annual 

Conference Session, it may be considered by the Conference only after 

receiving a 2/3rds majority vote to consider. 

(g) When a program proposal is presented to the Annual Conference 

which requires the employment of salaried leadership and which has 

been rejected by the Program Review Committee or the Council on 

Ministries, the Chairperson of the Program Review Committee or the 

Director of the Council on Ministries shall inform the Conference of the 

reasons for the rejection. 

(2) There shall be a Committee on Communications whose membership 

includes: (643) 

(a) Membership: 

i) The officers and the executive committee shall be the 

chairperson and a vice-chairperson/financial secretary and 

secretary selected from the membership. 

ii) Membership shall be nine persons selected for their expertise 

by the Conference Council on Ministries nominating committee. 

Membership shall include persons with disabilities, with attention 

to disabilities affecting verbal and visual communicaion. 

iii) The Administrative Assistant to the bishop shall be an Ex 

Officio member. 

iv) Consultants shall be the Director of Communications and the 

Assistant Director of Communications. 

(b) The functions of the committee are to assist the Council on Ministries 

in the performance of its responsibilities, and promotion of the Special 

Days and offerings of the General Church and the Annual Conference, 

in cooperation with the conference agency related to each Special Day. 

(3) Personnel Committee. There shall be a Personnel Committee selected by 

the Conference Council on Ministries Nominating Committee whose 

membership shall be the chairperson, nine at-large members who reflect the 

diversity of the Annual Conference, the bishop or his/her representative, one 

district superintendent, and one representative from the Commission on 

Religion and Race. The Conference Council Director shall be a consultative 

member. It shall be responsible for developing employment policies for the 

Council on Ministries staff, subject to approval of the Council on Ministries. 

These policies include: 

(a) Nominate, in consultation with the bishop and Cabinet, the Council 

Director and the Associate Council Directors. 

(b) The establishment of job descriptions for each staff member. 

(c) In cooperation with the Council Director, there shall be an annual 

meeting to review staff performance, and establish goals and objectives 

for the succeeding year. This meeting shall precede the beginning of the 

appointment process for the ministerial members of the staff. 

(d) The committee shall also meet in early fall of each year to review

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legislation from the Annual Conference and review any changes in goals 

necessitated by conference action. 

(e) The committee shall make an annual report to the Bishop and the 

Director following the annual evaluation regarding the effectiveness of 

each staff member and any other recommendations concerning tenure, 

salary, etc, keeping in mind that the interests of the Council on Ministries 

and the Conference are best served when the rights of individuals are 

carefully guarded. 

(f) Other meetings shall be called as needed. Meetings can be called by 

the chairperson of the Personnel Committee or the Council Director. 

(g) The role of the Personnel Committee shall be primarily supportive. 

It will maintain continuing interest in the activities and concerns of the 

Council Director and staff members; facilitate communications between 

the staff and the Council on Ministries, keeping dialogue open and free; 

and function with the same quality of concern as typifies an effective 

Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. 

(4) Committee on Planning and Research. 

(a) There shall be a Committee on Planning and Research whose 

membership shall be the chairperson and six members selected for their 

expertise. The vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall 

be selected from the membership. The Conference Council Director 

shall be a consultant. 

(b) The tasks of the Committee will be to: 

i) Assist research activities, 

ii) Conduct research for the church and its agencies, 

iii) Develop, organize and maintain an information base, 

iv) Assist the Conference Council on Ministries and agencies of 

the Conference in their planning processes, 

v) Recommend research initiatives to the Conference Council on 

Ministries, and 

vi) Fund research projects. 

(5) Nominating Committee. There shall be a nominating committee whose 

membership shall be the chairperson and four general members selected from 

the membership of the Conference Council on Ministries by the executive 

committee of the Conference Council on Ministries with approval of 

Conference Council on Ministries. They shall prepare nominations for 

membership on the committees of the Conference Council on Ministries and 

nominate the chairpersons for the committees from the nominees prepared by 

the various committees. The Conference Council Director shall be a 

consultant. 

(6) Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee: (626) (7 members) 

(a) There shall be an Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee whose 

membership shall be the chairperson and six general members 

representing the ethnic membership of Iowa United Methodist Churches. 

The vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall be selected 

from the general membership. 

(b) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council 

on Ministries staff person. 

(7) Hispanic Committee: (7 members). There shall be an Hispanic Committee 

whose membership shall be the chairperson and six at-large members. The 

vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall be selected from the 

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(8) Native American Committee: (650) (7 members). There shall be a Native 

American Committee whose membership shall be the chairperson and six atlarge 

members. The vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall 

be selected from the general membership. Consultant shall be a district 

superintendent or a Conference Council on Ministries staff member. 

(9) Other. The council may appoint such other committees, task groups, and 

consultants as may be deemed essential to the effective discharging of its 

responsibilities. 

e. Conference Council on Ministries Staff: 

(1) There shall be a Conference Council director, who shall be the executive 

responsible for carrying out the decisions of the Conference Council on 

Ministries. 

(2) There shall be six Associate Directors of the Conference Council on 

Ministries who shall serve as Field Staff, under the direction of the Conference 

Council Director. 

(a) Each Field Staff Associate Council Director will be assigned to reside 

in and work as local church specialists in a bi-district area. 

(b) The primary task of the Field Staff is to explore needs with local 

churches to offer program resourcing to the local churches and the 

districts they serve. In carrying out this task, they would both initiate 

contacts and respond to requests from the churches in their districts. 

(c) The Field Staff Associate Director, the District Superintendents, and 

the District Administrative Secretaries in the bi-district area will work as 

a ministry team in a collegial manner. 

(d) Each Field Staff Associate Director may relate to one annual 

conference agency, as assigned by the Council Director. 

(e) There shall be an Advisory Committee for each Field Staff position, 

composed of the two district superintendents, two lay persons from each 

district (selected by the district superintendent), and one representative 

from the assigned annual conference agency. The Council director will 

serve ex-officio to the Advisory Committee. 

(3) There shall be an Associate Council Director for Communications who 

shall be employed by, directed by, and amenable to the Annual Conference 

Council on Ministries, under the direction of the Council Director. The 

Associate Council Director for Communications will be the staff person related 

to the Communications Committee, and shall work closely with the news 

generating centers of the Annual Conference, and the office of the Bishop. 

(4) There shall be an Associate Council Director for Camping who shall be 

employed by, directed by, and amenable to the Annual Conference Council on 

Ministries, under the direction of the Council Director in cooperation with the 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries. The Associate Council Director for 

Camping, as the staff person related to the Board of Camps and Extended 

Ministries, will be the administrator of the conference’s camping program and 

the campsites. 

(5) For a person to be considered as a member of the conference program 

staff three criteria must be met. Such a person must: 

(a) meet the standards established by and be elected by the Conference 

Council on Ministries, 

(b) be serving as either a volunteer or paid person on at least a half-time 

basis, and 

(c) be amenable through the Council Director to the Personnel

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Committee and work cooperatively in accepting assignments under the 

leadership of the Council Director. 

f. Meetings: The regular meeting dates of the C.C.O.M. should be set and publicized 

in advance, to assist member agencies in planning. It shall hold at least three 

meetings a year; one of these shall be not later than March 15, to prepare the 

correlated annual conference program; another shall be held after the Annual 

Conference Session not later than the end of September; another shall be held by 

January 31. Additional meetings may be called by the Executive Committee or by 

the Bishop. A copy of the correlated annual conference program (insofar as financial 

matters are involved), together with the proposed budget of the C.C.O.M., shall be 

sent to C.F. & A. as promptly as possible, in order that the Council may do its work 

in preparation for the annual conference session. Other copies shall be sent to the 

district superintendents for consideration by the District Councils on Ministries. 

g. Relationships and Responsibilities: The Conference Council on Ministries shall 

have the following relationships and responsibilities including the amenabilities 

indicated: 

(1) Because the local church is central to the life and mission of The United 

Methodist Church and the connectional system is meant to serve the local 

church, the C.C.O.M.’s most important relationship is to the local church, and 

its most important responsibility is to resource the program of the local church. 

(2) All annual conference program agencies shall cooperate with and be 

amenable, between sessions of the Annual Conference, to the Council on 

Ministries of the Annual Conference in matters relating to the development, 

implementation and administration of the program. 

(3) To study and coordinate the budget askings of the conference agencies 

and the District Council on Ministries as they relate to local church 

revitalization in consultation with the Council on Finance and Administration. 

(4) To interpret to local church communities of faithful disciples the 

connectional covenant of mission in which they are bound together and are 

instruments of God’s world encompassing work with a view to gaining the 

financial support needed in order to implement that connectional mission. 

(5) To develop and/or coordinate leadership training enterprises throughout 

the Conference. 

2. Program Boards. There shall be six program boards in the Annual Conference whose 

members shall be elected quadrennially. These shall relate to the work areas in the local 

church and district and to the program boards of the general church, as specified by the 

Conference Council on Ministries. The boards shall submit the elements of program which 

are to be promoted in, supported by, or implemented by the district councils and local 

churches of the Conference to the Council for consideration and calendaring, prior to 

presentation to the local churches. 

The boards are organized in accordance with the provisions of 607 of The Book of 

Discipline and the names used here are not to be construed as necessarily the annual 

conference counterparts of similarly named General Conference boards. The disciplinary 

provisions and functions which apply to these boards shall be limited to those indicated 

in this plan of organization. Other necessary functions will be fulfilled through the 

organizational structures developed by the boards. It is strongly recommended that the 

board sub-groups represented on the Council on Ministries shall select chairpersons on 

the 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 ratio insofar as possible. 

a. Board Membership 

(1) The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, in 

consultation with the district superintendents, shall design a system to ensure, 

insofar as possible, a balanced membership on conference boards. It is 

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the following groups: 

(a) young adults; 

(b) ethnics; 

(c) over 64 years of age; 

(d) and that a of the members are clergy, a lay women, and a lay 

men. 

(2) All conference agencies, with the exception of those precluded by The 

Book of Discipline, shall include a youth representative, if so directed by the 

Conference Council on Youth Ministries. The Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee in coordination with the CCYM will 

nominate the youth representatives. 

(3) The chairperson of each board shall be nominated and elected by the 

board. Nominees do not have to be members of the board at the time of their 

nomination. The board chairpersons are members of the Conference Council 

on Ministries 

(4) Members of General and Jurisdictional agencies are ex-officio members 

of the corresponding conference agencies. Affected conference agencies will 

be increased in membership accordingly in such cases. 

b. Standing Committee Membership: No person shall serve more than eight 

consecutive years on a standing committee. The number of years a member of an 

agency may serve on a standing committee shall not exceed the number of years 

remaining in one’s tenure on the agency. If a new standing committee is established 

by the Conference Council on Ministries, membership on a previous standing 

committee shall be counted as tenure limitations. 

c. The program boards shall be: 

(1) Board of Camps and Extended Ministries. (24 members) 

(a) Function: The Board of Camps and Extended Ministries is to set 

policy and direction, and to plan and evaluate in the areas of program, 

promotion, property, personnel, finances, and leadership development. 

This shall be done in cooperation with Conference Council on Ministries 

Staff, the Cabinet, the Conference Board of Trustees, and other 

conference agencies, as well as corresponding district agencies, and 

conference campsites. The board shall carry out a program of Christian 

nurture and outreach to benefit as many persons and local churches as 

possible. 

(b) The officers of the board and members of the executive committee 

shall be the chairperson, vice chairperson, financial secretary and 

secretary. The officers may be selected from outside the membership of 

the board. 

(c) Membership shall include one person from each of the twelve 

districts, chairpersons of the three standing committees and a 

representative from each of the five site boards. 

(d) Consultants shall be the Associate Council Director for Camping, 

representative of Conference Board of Trustees and the five site 

directors. 

(e) The board shall have the following standing committees: 

i) Program 

ii) Administrative 

iii) Personnel

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(f) The campsite boards shall report to the Board of Camps and 

Extended Ministries. 

- Aldersgate 

- Golden Valley 

- Okoboji 

- Pictured Rocks 

- Wesley Woods 

(2) Board of Church and Society, with functions as outlined in The Book of 

Discipline, ( 628). (16 members) 

(a) Officers of the board and members of the executive committee shall 

be the chairperson, vice-chairperson/financial secretary and secretary. 

The officers may be selected from outside the membership of the board. 

(b) Membership shall include one person from each of the twelve 

districts and the chairperson of the Legislative Advocacy standing 

committee. 

(c) The Iowa Conference Legislative Advocate shall participate as a 

Conference Council on Ministries staff liaison. 

(d) The Mission Coordinator for Christian Social Action for the Iowa 

Conference of the United Methodist Women shall be an ex-officio 

member. 

(e) The board shall have one standing committee which shall be 

Legislative Advocacy. 

(3) Board of Discipleship with functions as outlined in The Book of Discipline 

( 629). (20 members) 


be the chairperson, vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary. 



districts and five at-large members each of whom shall advocate on 

behalf of one of the following five areas of ministry: 

i) Education 

ii) Evangelism 

iii) Spiritual Formation 

iv) Stewardship 

v) Worship 

(c) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or Conference Council 

on Ministries staff member. 

(4) Board of Global Ministries with functions as outlined in The Book of 

Discipline, (631).(20 members) 

(a) Officers of the board and the members of the executive committee 

shall be: chairperson, vice chairperson, secretary and financial 

secretary. The officers may be selected from outside the membership of 

the board. 


districts, the Conference Missions Secretary who will chair the Mission 

Education standing committee and the chairpersons of the two remaining 

standing committees. 

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Ministries shall appoint a Conference Disaster Chairperson. 

(d) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or Conference Council 


(e) The Mission Coordinator for Education and Interpretation of the Iowa 

Conference United Methodist Women shall be an ex-officio member. 

(f) The board shall have the following standing committees: 

i) Parish Development Ministries 

ii) Community and Institutional Ministries 

iii) Mission Education 

(5) Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry with functions as 

outlined in The Book of Discipline ( 632). (17 members) 


be the chairperson, vice-chairperson/financial secretary and secretary. 



districts and the chairpersons of the two standing committees. 

(c) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council 


(d) The board shall have the following standing committees: 

i) College and School Relations 

ii) Campus Ministry 

(e) Consultants to the standing committee on College Relations may be 

the presidents of the Iowa United Methodist-related colleges or their 

designees, the Iowa Annual Conference Trustee to the Westmar College 

Endowment Trust, and four consultants to the standing committee on 

Campus Ministry one from each of the Wesley Foundations. 

(6) Board of Laity, with functions as outlined in The Book of Discipline (630). 

(17 members) 


be the chairperson (Conference Lay Leader), vice-chairperson/financial 

secretary and secretary. The Conference Lay Leader shall be elected 

quadrennially on nomination of the Board of Laity. 

(b) Membership shall include the twelve district lay leaders. 

(c) Ex Officio members shall be the presidents of Conference United 

Methodist Women and United Methodist Men and the chairperson of the 

Conference Council on Youth Ministries. 

(d) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or Conference Council 


3. Board of Ordained Ministry, with functions as outlined in The Book of Discipline, 

633. (48 members) 

a. Officers of the board and members of the executive committee shall be the 

chairperson, chair of the Divison of Elders, chair of the Division of Deacons, chair 

of the Order of Elders, chair of the Order of Deacons, registrar of the Division of 

Elders, one of the registrars of the Division of Deacons, secretary, financial 

secretary, cabinet representative, Council Director, and conference relations 

chairperson. 

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elected by the Annual Conference for a term of four years. One fifth of the members 

shall be diaconal ministers (for the 1996-2000 Quadrennium) or persons who have 

previously served on the board of diaconal ministry. At least one-fifth and up to onethird 

of the members shall be lay persons. At least one member of the board shall 

be engaged in extension ministry. 

c. Consultants shall be the Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, three district 

superintendents, and the Director of the Conference Council on Ministires. 

d. The board shall consist of the Division of Deacons, the Division of Elders and the 

following joint committees: 

(1) Enlistment 

(2) Loans and Grants 

(3) Mentor Training 

4. Conference Council on Youth Ministry. ( 646).(18 members odd years/19 members 

even years) 

a. The officers and executive committee shall be the chairperson, vice-chairperson 

and secretary who shall be selected at-large by the Youth Annual Conference. 

b. Membership shall include one youth selected from each of the twelve districts; 

one District Youth Coordinator, and one adult worker with youth, selected at-large 

by the Youth Annual Conference; and the representatives to (1) National Youth 

Ministry Organization (NYMO) and (2) Jurisdictional Youth Ministry Organization 

(JYMO). 

c. Consultants shall be the Conference and District Coordinators of Youth Ministry. 

d. The Council shall provide a list of nominees for youth members of conference 

agencies. 

e. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, in 

consultation with the Conference Council on Youth Ministry, shall nominate annually 

a Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministry. 

f. The Council shall have a single standing committee to manage the Youth Annual 

Conference (YAC) program. 

5. Age Level Council. (16 members) 

a. Officers and members of the executive committee shall be the chairperson, the 

vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary. The vice chairperson/secretary 

and the secretary shall be selected from the general membership. 

b. Membership shall include one representative selected from each of the twelve 

districts and three at-large members, each of whom will advocate on behalf of one 

of the following three specific groups: 

(1) Children 

(2) Adults 

(3) Family 

c. Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council on 

Ministries staff member. 

6. Archives and History Commission (638). (7 members) 

a. Membership shall be the chairperson and six at-large persons selected for their 

expertise and interest. The vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall 

be selected from the general membership. 

b. Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council on 

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a. Membership shall be the chairperson and one person selected from each of the 

twelve districts. The vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall be 

selected from within the membership. 

b. Ex Officio members shall be the Ecumenical Partner, representative to 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa and the United Methodist Women representative to 

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8. Advocacy Commissions. The purpose of the following listed commissions which will 

relate directly to the Conference Council on Ministries, will be to advocate, monitor, and 

serve as catalysts to insure that the concerns of their constituents are adequately 

represented in conference programming. They are not to be programming groups in and 

of themselves, but rather they shall encourage other agencies to program with their 

concerns in mind. Their functions may include: collecting and assessing information, 

interpreting needs, providing resources and consultative services. 

a. Religion and Race (640) (18 members) 

(1) The officers of the commission and members of the executive committee 

shall be the chairperson, vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary. 

The vice chairperson/financial secretary and secretary shall be selected from 

the general membership. 

(2) Membership shall include one person selected from each of the twelve 

districts and five at-large members each of whom will advocate on behalf of 

one of the following conference ethnic fellowships: 

(a) Asian 

(b) African-American 

(c) Native American 

(d) Hispanic 

(e) Filipino 

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b. Status and Role of Women (641) (19 members) 

(1) Membership shall include one person selected from each of the twelve 

districts and six at-large members. The vice chairperson/financial secretary 

and secretary shall be selected from the membership. 

(2) A representative appointed by and from the Conference United Methodist 

Women shall be an ex-officio member. 

(3) Co-chairpersons shall be elected from the at-large members. 

(4) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council on 


c. Ministry With Persons With Disabilities (649) (13 members) 

(1) Membership shall be the chairperson and one person selected from each 

of the twelve districts. The vice-chairperson/financial secretary and secretary 

shall be selected from the membership. At least one-half of the members of 

this Commission shall be persons having disabilities. 

(2) Consultants shall be four advocates of persons with disabilities and a 

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9. Task groups. 

a. A proposal for an Annual Conference task group shall include budget provisions 

for the work of the task group. 

b. When the Annual Conference approves a motion for a new task group, the motion 

shall be referred to the Executive Committee of the C.C.O.M. for its recommendation 

as to possible assignment to an existing agency. The Conference Council on 

Ministries Executive Committee shall report back to the same annual conference 

session for its vote on the recommendation. 

10. Sunset Rule. When a new study committee, task group, or similar group is authorized 

by the Annual Conference, there shall be included the date when the work of the group is 

to be completed and the group disbanded. 

D. Conference Lay Organizations. 

1. United Methodist Women ( 644). 

2. United Methodist Men ( 645). 

3. Council on Youth Ministry ( 646) 

E. Affiliate Groups: 

1. The Annual Conference may recognize as affiliate groups: 

a. Institutions: educational, health care, and charitable organizations and 

institutions which are, or traditionally have been, affiliated with the Iowa Annual 

Conference and its predecessor conferences, but which may or may not be owned 

by, nor controlled by, any unit of the Annual Conference. 

b. Coalitions and caucuses: Organizations created for fellowship or for education 

related to certain issues or causes. They are not created by, nor officially related to, 

the Iowa Annual Conference, nor to a conference program agency. Coalitions and 

caucuses may not take positions in the name of either an annual conference 

program agency or the Annual Conference. Coalition and caucus statements, when 

referring to The United Methodist Church or a part of it, must indicate that they are 

not speaking on behalf of the Annual Conference or one of its program agencies. 

c. Associations or fellowships: Organizations intended to provide professional 

relationships and the sharing of professional techniques and information for groups 

within the annual conference or the general church. They are not created by, nor 

officially related to, the Annual Conference or program agencies of the Annual 


2. Affiliate groups may: 

a. Be listed in the Organizational Structure section of the Iowa Annual Conference 

Journal. 

b. Have access to the conference communications channels and mailing labels, 

subject to the same costs and editorial judgements as conference agencies. 

c. Have display space at the annual conference sessions. 

d. Participate in the calendaring process of the Annual Conference. 

3. The Conference Council on Ministries shall consider applications from coalitions, 

caucuses, associations, fellowships and new institutions which seek to be recognized as 

affiliates with the Annual Conference, and which demonstrate to C.C.O.M. a valid 

relationship to the program and activities of the Annual Conference and shall recommend 

to the Annual Conference their inclusion. 

4. Groups may be removed from the list of affiliate groups by their own request or, after 

due notice, by vote of the Annual Conference upon recommendation by the Conference 

Council on Ministries. 

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a. Reports required. 

(1) Four Wesley Foundations 

(a) Iowa State University, Ames 

(b) University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls 

(c) Drake University, Des Moines 

(d) University of Iowa, Iowa City 

(2) Seven Other Organizations 

(a) Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice Ministries 

(b) Urban Ministry, Inc.. Waterloo 

(c) Urban Visions, Fort Dodge 

(d) Churches United of the Quad City Area 

(e) Permanent Fund of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United 

Methodist Church - Board of Pensions 

(f) Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

(g) Hawthorn Hill Ministries, Des Moines 

b. Reports invited. 

(1) Four Colleges 

(a) Cornell, Mt. Vernon 

(b) Iowa Wesleyan, Mt. Pleasant 

(c) Morningside, Sioux City 

(d) Simpson, Indianola 

(2) Three Hospitals 

(a) St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids 

(b) Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines 

(c) St. Luke’s Health System, Sioux City 

(3) Nine Retirement Homes 

(a) Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 

(b) Methodist Manor, Storm Lake 

(c) Meth-Wick Retirement Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids 

(d) Western Home, Cedar Falls 

(e) Wesley Retirement Services, Inc. 

i) Halcyon House, Washington 

ii) Heritage House, Atlantic 

iii) Park Centre, Newton 

iv) The Village, Indianola 

v) Wesley Acres, Des Moines 

(4) Other 

(a) Bidwell-Riverside Community Center, Des Moines 

(b) Chaplains’ Fellowship 

(c) Christian Educators’ Fellowship of Iowa 

(d) Church World Service/C.R.O.P. 

(e) Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa 

(f) Goodwill Industriies of Central Iowa, Des Moines 

(g) Hillcrest Family Services 

(h) Home Recycling Exchange, Des Moines 

(i) Iowa Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts 

(j) Iowa School for Ministry Commission 

(k) Iowa United Methodist Secretarial Organization 

(l) Iowa Women in Professional Ministry 

(m) Methodist Federation for Social Action 

(n) Ministers’ Spouses Organizations 

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F. Representation in Ecumenical Bodies. 

(p) Shesler Hall, Siioux City 

(q) United Methodist Clergy Couples, Iowa Chapter 

(r) United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union 

(s) United Methodist Pastor’s Association 

(t) United Methodist Rural Fellowship 

(u) United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism 

(v) Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries, Sioux City 

1. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa. The representatives of the Iowa Conference of the 

United Methodist Church, according to the Articles of Incorporation of the Ecumenical 

Ministries of Iowa, shall be the Bishop or Bishop’s designate, and one additional 

communion representative, lay or clergy, who shall be appointed or elected annually to the 

Board of directors. Maximum term is six years. In addition, there shall be one lay and one 

clergy representative appointed to each of the two commissions, Justice and Unity. This 

shall be for a term of three years, not to exceed two terms. These persons shall be 

appointed by the Bishop and elected by the Annual Conference. 

IV. DISTRICT MINISTRIES 

A. District Conference. There shall be a district conference in each district. (652-665). 

1. Membership. The district conference shall be composed of all the preachers --traveling, 

including retired and leave of absence and local-- deaconesses, the church lay leader, the 

President of United Methodist Women, President of United Methodist Men, and President 

of United Methodist Youth Fellowship from each local church in the district, the district lay 

leader and associate district lay leaders, the lay member(s) of the Annual Conference from 

each charge, the President of the District United Methodist Women, the President of the 

District United Methodist Men, the district director of Age-Level Council, District Youth 

Ministries Council, all district Council on Ministries members and such other persons as 

the district conference may determine. 

2. The district conference may choose its own order of business. The secretary duly 

elected shall keep an accurate record of the proceedings. 

3. The district superintendent shall be the presiding officer of the district conference. 

4. The district conference, in consultation with the Council on Finance and Administration 

may raise funds from the churches of the district for experimental ministries within the 

district. Such funds shall be deposited in the central treasury of the Annual Conference 

and disbursed on voucher. 

5. The district conferences shall meet at least thirty days before the Annual Conference 

Session of the first year of the quadrennium, to elect members of the conference program 

agencies and the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, as 

designated by this plan. 

6. The persons elected by the district conference shall include: 

a. The District Council on Ministries Chairperson who shall also be the district 

representative on the Conference Council on Ministries. 

b. One person as the quadrennial member of each of the following, and to fill 

vacancies as they occur: 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries 

(This person shall be the District Camps Coordinator) 


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c. A chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary of its District Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee. It is strongly recommended that one of these 

be a layman, one a laywoman, and one a clergy. These persons will be members 

of the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee from the 

district. See Article V.C.1.a. 

d. District Coordinators of Age-Level Council, who shall represent their district on 

the age-level council of the Annual Conference. 

e. The District Lay Leader and the district personnel of the Board of Laity. 

B. District Councils on Ministries. There shall be in each district a Council on Ministries 

elected by the district conference. (652). 

1. Functions. 

a. To study the needs of the local churches in the district and help them establish 

and provide more effective ministry in and through the churches. 

b. To exercise, in cooperation with the Conference Council on Ministries, program 

initiating and correlating responsibilites for district work areas related to the Conference 

Program Boards and for any other programming agencies of the church on 

the district level. 

c. To develop experimental types of ministry within the district, reporting periodically 

results of its effort to the district and the Conference Council on Ministries. It may 

establish special purpose committees, sub-district groups, and task groups from its 

own membership for various aspects of ministry. When approved by the district 

conference, the District Council on Ministries may meet as sub-district councils, and 

as such transact such items of the District Council on Ministries’ business as the 

council may direct. 

d. Where mission demands, the district superintendents and the District Councils 

on Ministries are instructed and authorized to join in planning and carrying out their 

work with adjoining districts without regard to district boundaries. 

e. To encourage local churches to engage in creative and innovative approaches 

to ministry. 

f. To serve as a two-way channel of communication between the local churches and 

the Annual Conference and to assist local churches in communication with each 

other. 

g. To review the work of the district in the past year and to propose program and 

other recommendations for consideration by the Conference Council on Ministries. 

h. Funds received from the Annual Conference and funds raised by the district shall 

be administered by the District council on Ministries. District monies are intended for 

use in district programs and may not be used for conference programs, unless the 

District Council on Ministries votes district participation in those programs. 

2. Membership. The membership of the District Council on Ministries shall consist of not 

less than thirty (30) persons. It is strongly recommended that these members be elected 

so as to maintain a ratio of 1/3 laywomen, 1/3 laymen, and 1/3 clergy. District 

representatives to the Conference Council on Ministries shall be members of their 

respective district councils. Membership may include district coordinators of Age-Level 

Council, chairpersons or coordinators of work areas of Christian Unity and Interreligious 

Concerns, Church and Society, Education, Evangelism, Higher Education and Campus 

Ministry, Missions, Religion and Race, Status and Role of Women, Stewardship, and 

Worship; representatives of all program agencies (these might be the same persons as 

the chairpersons or coordinators of work areas, just listed); the district Lay Leader, the 

district President of United Methodist Women, the district President of United Methodist 

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or clusters of churches, and such other persons as may be deemed necessary. A member 

of the Conference Council on Ministries staff shall be included as a resource person in 

each district Council on Ministries. It is strongly recommended that membership be chosen 

to include representation of ethnics, youth, young adults, and those over 64 years of age. 

In accordance with the foregoing provisions, the district conference shall determine and 

elect the membership of the district Council on Ministries. Where there are District 

Executive Councils there should be a least one youth member. 

3. The District Council on Ministries shall represent the interest of and develop a 

correlated program for the district groups including district functions of the Board of Laity 

and the program calendar for United Methodist Women. Because of their specialized 

functions, the District Committee on Ordained Ministry, District Committee on Investigation 

and the District Board of Church Location and Building shall be continued as separate 

agencies. No district agency shall be able to bypass or contravene the decision of the 

District Council on Ministries as all district programs are to be coordinated through the 

Council. 

4. The District and Sub-District Youth Organizations, through proper representatives, shall 

be invited to submit to the District Council on Ministries a budget request which would 

include the expenses of the District and Sub-District Youth Coordinators. 

5. The officers of the Council shall be the administrative director (who shall be the district 

superintendent), a lay chairperson, a secretary and a treasurer, if needed, elected by the 

Council. 

6. There may be an executive committee consisting of the officers and such other persons 

as may be determined by the Council. Members shall be elected from the membership of 

the Council. It is strongly recommended that these members be selected in such manner 

that the ratio of 1/3 lay women, 1/3 lay men, and 1/3 clergy shall be maintained with 

special consideration being given to the inclusion of age and minority group representation. 

A conference staff person assigned to the district as a resource person shall be a 

consultative member without vote. When an executive committee is selected, it shall have 

the responsibility of acting for the District Council on Ministries between its sessions. 

7. The District Council on Ministries shall meet at least three times a year and such other 

times as shall be necessary. Meeting dates may be determined by the District Council on 

Ministries or the executive committee, or on call of the district superintendent. 

V. NOMINATIONS, ELECTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS 

A. The Local Church Committee on Nominations and Personnel. 

1. This committee shall prepare a list of names of local church persons as suggested 

nominees for district and conference positions. These names shall be presented to the 

district superintendent as a part of the regular charge conference report to the district 

superintendent. 

2. The term of office for elected personnel in local churches by the charge conference or 

annual church conference shall be from January 1 through December 31. The lay member 

of the Annual Conference may be elected annually or quadrennially by the charge 

conference next preceding the regular meeting of the General Conference, as each charge 

conference so decides. 

B. The District Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. 

1. Membership. The District Nominating and Leadership Development Committee is 

nominated and elected by the district conference, by written ballot and majority vote and 

shall be composed of eleven members. It is strongly recommended that the membership 

consist of three laywomen, three laymen, three clergy and two youth, with further 

consideration being given to representation of age groups and racial, cultural or economic 

backgrounds. These persons shall serve a four year term of office and cannot serve more 

than eight consecutive years or a major part of two terms, except for the first election, at 

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the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, and the district shall provide for 

another person to fill the unexpired term. It is strongly recommended that the election shall 

take place so that one clergy, one layman, and one laywoman shall rotate off each year. 

After such service, four years shall elapse before a person shall be eligible for membership 

on the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. 

The district superintendent shall be a consultative member of the Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee without vote. 

2. Officers. It is strongly recommended that persons consisting of one clergy, one layman, 

and one laywoman elected by the District Conference to serve on the Conference 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee shall become the officers of the 

District Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, as named by the district 

conference. 

3. Responsibilities. 

a. Nominate for district responsibilities as determined by the district conference. 

b. Provide nominees for election by district conference to membership on 

conference boards, agencies, and commissions and Conference Council on 

Ministries and the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

as determined by the Annual Conference. 

c. Submit to the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

a list of persons to be considered as nominees for other conference agencies. 

d. Channel all information for conference elections including those made by districts 

and Iowa Annual Conference Journal records through the Conference Nominating 

and Leadership Development Committee. 

e. Adhere to the conference-determined guidelines (See V.C.3.a.(3)). 

f. Nominate for vacancies between district conference sessions by submitting one 

or more nominees for each vacancy for election by the District Council on Ministries, 

including those vacancies created by persons moving from the district. 

g. Cooperate fully with the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee in keeping accurate and systematic records of all transactions. 

4. Term of Office--District: The terms of office for district officers and members of district 

boards, committees, councils, and commissions shall begin at the conclusion of the 

morning session of the last day of Annual Conference, unless otherwise provided by 

Articles of Incorporation or proper authority. 

C. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. 

1. Membership. 

a. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee shall 

consist of three persons from each district elected by the district conference(s). It is 

strongly recommended that the membership consist of one clergy, one layman and 

one laywoman from each district. One of these persons shall be the chairperson, 

one shall be the vice-chairperson, and one shall be the secretary of the District 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. Their tenure on the District 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee shall determine their tenure on 

the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. It is strongly 

recommended that additional members shall be two youth selected by the Council 

on Youth Ministry and at least one ethnic lay person and one ethnic clergy person. 

b. No person employed as a staff member of the Conference Council on Ministries 

or in any other capacity by an agency of the Annual Conference nor any person 

holding membership on any conference agency shall be eligible for membership on 

the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. No District Superintendent 

or Administrative Assistant to the Bishop shall be eligible for membership. If a 

member of the Nominating and Leadership Development Committee is appointed to 

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Trustees, whose members are nominated by the Nominating and Leadership 

Development Committee, he/she shall cease being a member of the Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee and his/her office shall be filled by election by 

the district. 

2. The Executive Committee of the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee shall consist of the Executive Secretary, Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, 

Secretary and one person representing each district, as determined by the Conference 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. These district representatives shall 

be the principal contact persons with the districts between meetings of the full Conference 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee. 

The Executive Secretary shall be nominated by the Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee and elected by the Annual Conference for a term of 

four years, not to exceed two consecutive terms. The Executive Secretary need not be 

selected from the membership of the committee. If not, he or she shall be an executive 

officer without vote. 

3. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee shall have two 

functions; nominations and leadership development. 

a. Nominations 

(1) Responsibilities: 

(a) Serve as a clearing house for all nominations that involve election by 

the Annual Conference. 

(b) Expedite the process of nominations on district and conference 

levels, providing an efficient method of gathering data, keeping records, 

disseminating information to districts and to other persons or groups 

involved in nominations, and facilitating the process of reporting back to 

the annual Conference the nominations from various sources. 

(c) To receive from district Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committees a list of nominees for conference agencies and keep a file 

of potential and elected members. This file shall be made available to the 

district Nominating Committees and with other persons involved in 

nominations. 

(d) Adhere carefully to conference-determined guidelines and assist the 

District Nominating and Leadership Development Committees and other 

persons or groups involved in conference nominations to do the same. 

(e) Nominate for other conference agency categories. When available, 

nominations are to be made from a slate of nominees from district 

nominations. Also, nominate for vacancies occasioned by moves off the 

districts by pastoral appointments. 

(f) Present a comprehensive written report of nominations to the Annual 

Conference at least 12 hours before election and cause the elected 

report to be printed in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

(g) Nominate for interim vacancies in the “Members-at-Large” 

categories, following Annual Conference. 

(h) Provide for rotation in office of members of conference agencies 

where these Rules of Order so require. 

(i) Nominations for all conference agencies, elected by the Annual 

Conference not otherwise provided for in The Book of Discipline. 

(j) All nominations not otherwise indicated in the Rules of Order shall be 

nominated by the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee. 

(2) The officers of the Conference and members of the following agencies are 

subject to nomination by the Conference Nominating and Leadership 

Development Committee, or other appropriate persons, and election by the 

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Ecumenical Min. of Iowa, Lay and Clergy Repres. 

Episcopacy, Committee on (1/5 to be appointed by the bishop) 

Equitable Compensation 

Finance and Administration, Council on 

Iowa Council on Alcohol Problems, Representatives 

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(3) The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

shall be guided by the following rules in its selection of nominees for 

membership on standing Annual Conference agencies: 

(a) Only members in good standing in The United Methodist Church 

shall be eligible for nomination unless legislation specifically provides 

otherwise. 

(b) An employed staff member of an agency of the Annual Conference 

or the Conference Council on Ministries shall not be eligible for any 

agency membership. 

(c) Since district superintendents are members of several agencies on 

an ex-officio basis, they shall not be nominated for additional 

membership. A district superintendent shall not be the chairperson of 

any agency; neither shall a clergy person continue as a chairperson if 

he/she is appointed district superintendent. 

(d) The term of office for members of boards, commissions, agencies, 

councils, and standing committees of the Conference are for four years 

and shall begin at the conclusion of the morning session of the last day 

of Annual Conference, unless otherwise provided by Articles of 

Incorporation or proper authority. If a person serves 25 months of a fouryear 

term, this shall count as a full term for tenure limitation. 

(e) There shall be an eight year tenure limitation on agency membership, 

unless a lesser number of years is specified elsewhere, including 

elective and ex-officio district representation. If a new agency is 

established, membership on a predecessor agency shall be counted as 

tenure limitations. Regardless of previous positions held on the Council 

on Ministries, no person (except the Bishop, Administrative Assistant to 

the Bishop, and Conference Secretary) shall serve as a voting member 

of the Council on Ministries for more than eight consecutive years. A 

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until being off for four years. A person filling a vacancy on a conference 

agency shall not be subject to the term of office of the preceding 

member. This applies also to a district representative on a conference 

agency. 

(f) The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee shall be reasonably certain that the persons whom they are 

nominating are: 

i) Competent to represent the church in this particular field. 

ii) Willing to make an effort to attend meetings. 

iii) Willing to do a reasonable amount of home work on committee 

assignments for the agency. 

(g) An attempt shall be made by the Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee to secure information concerning 

the interest, experience, and competency of members of the Annual 

Conference to serve on specific conference agencies prior to nomination 

to a conference agency. This information shall serve only as a guide in 

the selection of nominees and in no way shall it bind the Conference 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee in making its 

selection of nominees. 

(h) The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee shall, every year, request from the secretary of each of the 

agencies a report on the attendance record of members. The secretary 

of each agency shall contact in writing each member of the agency who 

has missed two consecutive meetings calling attention to the absences 

and request a response on a return card within 15 days indicating a 

desire to remain as a member of that agency. If there is not a request for 

continuing membership, the office shall be declared vacant. The vacancy 

shall be filled in accordance with the Rules of Order. 

(i) No person may be an elective member of more than one annual 

conference agency, including those nominated for district representation. 

However, ethnic persons may serve on one agency in addition to the 

Commission on Religion and Race; women clergy may serve on one 

agency in addition to the Commission on the Status and Role of Women; 

persons with Disabilities may serve on one agency in addition to the 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities. 

(j) A member of the Council on Finance and Administration shall not be 

permitted elective membership on any other conference agency or any 

other agency receiving financial support from the Conference. 

(k) The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee shall provide the names of members of the conference 

agencies and the tenure of each member for printing in the Iowa Annual 


(l) The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 

Committee in all nominations for agency membership shall: be gender 

sensitive, include younger age categories, clergy who have been in the 

Annual Conference for less than ten years, lay persons who have 

demonstrated leadership on a district or local church level, persons with 

disabilities, and racial ethnic persons. 

(m) When revisions or additions to agencies need to be made following 

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remainder of the Conference year only) shall take place in the following 

manner: 

i) Elections necessary to provide district representation on an 

agency shall be conducted by the District Council on Ministries in 

consultation with the Annual Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee. 

ii) When vacancies occur in the general or at-large membership 

of an agency, the Conference Nominating and Leadership 

Development Committee or appropriate body shall submit to the 

Conference Council on Ministries a nomination for each vacancy. 

if necessary, the election can take place by mailed ballot to the 

Conference Council on Ministries members. After 15 days from 

such mailing, a majority vote by return ballots shall constitute an 

interim election. 

iii) When interim vacancies are filled by conference agencies in 

accord with The Book of Discipline, the names of all persons 

involved shall be cleared through the Executive Secretary of the 


to determine eligibility and to adjust records. 

b. Leadership Development. 

(1) Purpose: 

(a) Consult with and coordinate the leadership development being done 

in the Annual Conference by groups such as districts, boards, councils, 

commissions, committees, and conference lay organizations. 

(b) Evaluate the leadership development opportunitites available both 

within and outside the church to discover the gaps and overlaps and 

propose ways to have a full and complete program of leadership 

development. 

(c) Distribute listings of current leadership development opportunities 

both within and outside the church. 

(d) Maintain a record of leadership development opportunities completed 

by individuals. Make this record available to district and agency 

nominating committees, as well as use it in the Conference Nominating 

and Leadership Development Committee. A system of recording 

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) might be developed. 

(e) Help groups do leadership development at their regular meetings or 

retreat settings. 

D. Nominations from the floor. 

(2) Initiate and develop continuing leadership programs which shall include: 

(a) Clear descriptions of leadership positions. 

(b) Training. 

(c) Support. 

(d) Evaluation. 

(e) Exiting. 

(f) Working with and managing volunteers. 

(g) Group dynamics and effective leadership of a group. 

(h) Alternate ways of doing business in order to hold fewer face-to-face 

meetings with the attendent travel costs. 

(i) Learn how to plan the optimum number of programs which can be 

accomplished effectively. 

(j) Learn how to write good program proposals. 

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1. Members who wish to make nominations from the floor following the first report of the 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, shall file within two (2) 

hours a completed form in duplicate available from a Page. 

2. The person being nominated must have given his/her consent. 

3. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee Executive 

Secretary shall check to see if the nomination would violate any of our Rules and shall have 

a copy of this form returned to the nominator prior to the voting, so marked to indicate that 

the nominee is eligible, or reason he/she is ineligible for election. 

4. When the second Conference Nominating Committee and Leadership Development 

Committee report is given, members will be given the opportunity to make nominations 

from the floor of persons who have been determined by the Executive Secretary of the 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee as eligible to serve. In 

most cases, the member making the nomination will have to state not only the agency in 

which they would have their nominee serve, but also the person whom they wish to 

displace from the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

Report. 

5. As each of these nominations from the floor is made, a vote will be taken for that 

particular position. When all nominations from the floor are finished, a vote on the entire 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee Report will be taken. 

E. Definition of Agencies. For the purposes of nominations and elections the following 

definition shall apply in reference to the term “Annual Conference Agencies.” 

The agencies of the Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church are the 

regularly established boards, commissions, councils, standing committees, and committees. Not 

included are: the Conference Council on Ministries and its subcommittees, Committee on 

Investigation, Joint Committee on Disability, Joint Review Committee, Boards of Trustees (other 

than the Board of Trustees of the Iowa Annual Conference), Local campsite boards and the 

Standing Committees of the Board of Camps and Extended Ministries, the Committee on the 

Episcopacy, task forces or task groups, ecumenical groups, or committees related to the 

conduct of the annual sessions of the conference. Chairpersons of standing committees are 

eligible to be members of the standing committee’s respective agency. 

F. Associate Secretaries and Editors. After consultation with the Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee or its Executive Secretary, the Secretary of the Conference 

may nominate one or more Associate Secretaries and the Journal Editor may nominate one or 

more Associate Editors to be elected by the Annual Conference. 

G. Annual Conference Members under Twenty-five Years of Age. 

1. In accordance with 30 of The Book of Discipline, two annual conference members who 

shall be of middle school/junior high/senior high age at the time of election, shall be elected 

by district caucuses during Youth Annual Conference (YAC). 

2. Two persons out of high school and under twenty-five years of age shall be elected by 

each district to serve as post-high annual conference members. 

H. General and Jurisdictional Conference Elections. (See 1994 IACJ, page 243.) The 

second and third alternates elected to the General Conference shall be reimbursed by the 

Annual Conference at the same rate as those elected to General Conference. The second and 

third alternates elected to Jurisdictional Conference shall be reimbursed by the Annual 

Conference at the same rate as those elected to the Jurisdictional Conference. 

I. Nomination of Person for Office of Bishop. The process by which the Annual Conference 

may nominate a person for the office of bishop shall be as follows: The clergy members elected 

to the General Conference delegation shall constitute the ballot from which all voting members 

of the annual conference shall choose the conference’s nominee for the episcopacy. This vote 

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J. Nomination and Responsibilities of Conference Parliamentarian. 

1. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, in consultation 

with the Committee on Rules of Order, and the resident bishop, shall name for the 

quadrennium, a Conference Parliamentarian who shall study carefully the Rules of Order 

of the Iowa Annual Conference, the General Conference Rules and Robert’s Rules of 

Order (new revised) and advise the appropriate conference agencies and leaders 

regarding these rules. The Conference Parliamentarian shall serve as an ex-officio 

member of the Committee on Rules of Order. 

2. The Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, in consultation 

with the bishop shall name a pool of parliamentarians comprising at least six persons. The 

Conference Parliamentarian shall train and coordinate the pool, whose tasks shall be as 

follows: 

a. Act as consultants for each legislative committee meeting; and 

b. Assist the Conference Parliamentarian during the Annual Conference sessions. 

3. During sessions of the Annual Conference work of the Parliamentarians shall be limited 

to giving advice to the chair, and, when requested, to any other member. 

K. Election of Officers. 

1. Officers of agencies shall be elected from within the membership of the agency unless 

otherwise exempt in the Rules of Order. They shall be elected for a quadrennium, unless 

the Articles of Incorporation, The Book of Discipline, or these Rules of Order state 

otherwise. The officers shall assume their duties upon their election unless the Articles of 

Incorporation or The Book of Discipline state otherwise. The choice of a date for the 

election of agency officers, age-level and group representatives, and members-at-large 

shall be determined by the conference agency prior to the last annual conference session 

of a quadrennium, as follows: 

a. The meeting may be held at Annual Conference, after action has been taken on 

the report of the Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, 

at a time set in the conference agenda. 

b. Or, the meeting may be held following the Annual Conference Session, but no 

later than July 1. 

2. If the agency has been organized in the quadrennium which is ending, the chairperson 

in office shall convene the meeting. 

3. If the agency has not been organized in the quadrennium which is ending, it shall be 

convened by the Cabinet representative to the agency. 

4. If the meeting is held after Annual Conference, the previous officers shall maintain the 

functions of the agency and plan for and carry out the meeting in which the elections are 

held. These officers have a vote only if they are continuing as members of the agency. The 

report of these elections will be distributed to the members of the Annual Conference. 

5. At least twenty-four hours prior to the organizational meeting the chairperson in 

consultation with the staff person related to the agency shall appoint a nominating 

committee of not less than three nor more than five members, from the members 

nominated to serve in the coming quadrennium. Or, by prior decision, the agency may 

proceed with the plans for nominations by the committee of the whole of the agency. The 

members elected of the agency shall receive the report by either method and shall elect 

by written ballot or show of hands and majority vote a chairperson, vice chairperson, 

secretary and financial secretary of the agency. The vice chairperson and financial 

secretary may be the same person. An agency may elect co-chairpersons in place of a 

chairperson and a vice chairperson, provided such an election does not increase the total 

number of persons on the executive committee to more than four.

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6. In those cases where the person elected chairperson of an agency is a district 

representative, upon election that person becomes an at-large member. The district 

formerly represented by the newly elected chairperson would choose another 

representative. Board members elected to any other officer position by their board are also 

to be replaced as district representative by the district which elected them. For 

commissions and the age level council, only the chairpersons elected from the 

membership are to be replaced by the districts which elected them. 

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consultation with the staff person related to the agency shall appoint a nominating 

committee of not less than three nor more than five members, from the members 

nominated to serve in the coming quadrennium. Or, by prior decision, the agency may 

proceed with the plans for nominations by the committee of the whole of the agency. The 

members elected of the agency shall receive the report by either method and shall elect 

by written ballot or show of hands and majority vote a chairperson, vice chairperson, 

secretary and financial secretary of the agency. The secretary and financial secretary may 

be the same person. An agency may elect co-chairpersons in place of a chairperson and 

a vice chairperson. 

8. In those cases where the person elected chairperson of an agency or a division of an 

agency is a district representative, upon election that person becomes an at-large 

member. The district formerly represented by the newly elected chairperson would choose 

another representative. 

VI. MINISTERIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND RELATIONS 

A. Approval or Admission. 

1. Candidates seeking admission as associate, probationary, or full members shall submit 

all required documents to the Board of Ordained Ministry by February 1 of the year in 

which they seek admission. 

2. All persons who will be appointed for the first time as full-time Local Pastors shall be 

interviewed and must be approved by a Board of Ordained Ministry interview team by the 

close of annual conference. 

3. All persons seeking to be licensed local pastors (full-time, part-time or student) shall 

furnish the Board of Ordained Ministry with a medical report on the form provided. 

B. Candidate Assessment. 

1. The Board of Ordained Ministry shall establish and administer a psychological 

assessment program for the purpose of ascertaining candidates’ strengths or weaknesses 

which would enhance or hinder effectiveness in ministry. Psychological assessment shall 

be required of the following persons: 

a. All seeking to be certified as candidates for ordained ministry. 

b. Persons seeking probationary or associate membership who have not received 

psychological assessment. 

2. The Board of Ordained Ministry, through its appropriate committees, may require further 

assessment of persons seeking probationary, associate or full membership. 

3. An assessment deemed to be equivalent by the Board of Ordained Ministry or its 

consultant may fulfill this requirement. 

4. No candidate will be recommended or rejected solely on the results of psychological 

assessment. 

C. Education and Service Requirements. 

1. Those persons seeking full membership as elders (326) in the Iowa Annual 

Conference shall be expected to exhibit competency in the following areas:

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Pastoral Care, Social Ethics, Worship, Administration, Spiritual Formation, 

Evangelism, and Mission. 

At least one unit of Clinical Pastoral Education or an alternate equivalent 

program approved in advance by the Board of Ordained Ministry. 

2. Ordained ministers from other Christian denominations. (338.3). 

a. All matters relating to admission shall be referred to the Board of Ordained 

Ministry. Educational requirements for pastors from other denominations shall be the 

same as required of other candidates seeking membership in the Iowa Annual 


b. Those coming from other Christian denominations shall be required to provide the 

Board of Ordained Ministry with a copy of their credentials and a letter from the 

proper judicatory authority verifying their good standing as a pastor in that 

denomination prior to any recommendation for admission into membership in the 

Iowa Annual Conference. 

c. Ordained ministers from other Christian denominations who became probationary 

members under the 1992 Book of Discipline shall serve a minimum of two years of 

probationary membership. Ordained ministers from other Christian denominations 

who became probationary members under the 1996 Book of Discipline shall serve 

a minimum of three years of probationary membership. They shall meet all of the 

requirements for probationary membership except candidacy. 

3. Probationary members under the 1992 Book of Discipline must serve two years full time 

in parish ministry after graduation from seminary before becoming a full member. A 

probationary member under the 1996 Book of Discipline (315) seeking elder’s orders 

must serve three years full-time in a parish ministry after graduation from seminary before 

becoming a full member. The last year of probationary membership must be served within 

the geographical bounds of the Iowa Annual Conference. This rule shall also apply to 

those transferring to the Iowa Annual Conference as probationers. The Board of Ordained 

Ministry may make exceptions for persons appointed to extension ministries. 

4. All persons on the elders orders track who request reinstatement to probationary 

membership after having been discontinued shall serve a minimum of two years as a local 

pastor in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

D. Conference Relations. 

In addition to the duties prescribed by The Book of Discipline for the Board of Ministry, the 

following are added: 

1. Unless otherwise disposed of by the Conference, all matters pertaining to the subject 

of conference relations shall be referred to this Board, which shall investigate the same 

and report its finds and recommendations to the Conference. 

2. Any member applying for disability leave shall be required to present to the Board a 

physician’s certificate or report as to his/her physical condition. 

3. Those members who are in the retired or leave of absence relationship or on disability 

leave shall be considered by this Board each year without formal reference. 

4. All requests for change of relationship, reinstatement or restoration of credentials shall 

be referred to the Board of Ordained Ministry and no action shall be taken thereon by the 

Conference until the Board has made its report and recommendation pertaining thereto. 

E. Finance. The Board of ordained Ministry shall perfect internal organization or the adequate 

administration of all available funds having to do with ministerial education and recruitment for 

the ordained ministry. 

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F. Financial Obligation. 

1. Percentage payments. Amounts in default, at time of union and thereafter with simple 

interest at three percent from the time of union, shall constitute a lien on the defaulting 

clergy person’s annuity, and upon his retirement or death the Conference Board of 

Pensions shall recover the shortage by appropriating the amount of the lien from the 

annuity of the involved, subject to the regulations and limitations prescribed by The Book 

of Discipline of The United Methodist Church. 

2. Proportional payments (619, 637.4). The Conference Board of Pensions shall keep 

a complete record of all church failures to pay their Ministerial Support Apportionment in 

full. The Board shall engage in appropriate educational efforts to inform local church 

treasurers and pastors of their responsibility to implement proportional payments of 

pastoral compensation when the Ministerial Support Apportionment is not paid in full. This 

same principle shall apply to district superintendents in regard to the total for the district 

to which they are assigned. 

G. Moral and Official Conduct of Clergy. The method of approval of the moral and official 

conduct of the clergy members of the Conference shall be by means of the Board of Ordained 

Ministry making inquiry of each district superintendent about each ordained minister in the 

district, and inquiring of the Bishop about each district superintendent, and one report being 

made by the Board of Ordained Ministry to the Bishop and the Conference. ( 604.4). 

H. Pastoral Appointments. The relationship of pastor and charge shall begin immediately on 

the effective date of appointment and shall continue until the appointment of a successor, unless 

terminated or altered by episcopal authority or permission. Each charge conference shall set the 

salary and other remuneration of the pastor for the period January 1 through December 31. Each 

local church is responsible for the pastor’s support from July 1 through June 30. 

I. Vacations. 

1. All pastors shall be given a minimum annual vacation with pay based on total years of 

relationship with one or more Annual Conferences as follows: 

a. First three years under appointment as full-time pastor - two weeks vacation, 

including two Sundays. 

b. Four years through eleven years under appointment as full-time pastor - three 

weeks vacation, including three Sundays. 

c. Twelve years or more under appointment as full-time pastor - four weeks 

vacation, including four Sundays. 

d. All student and part-time local pastors under appointment shall be given a 

minimum annual vacation with pay of two weeks, including two Sundays. 

e. Conferences, camps, School for Ministry, Schools of Christian Missions, Course 

of Study School, continuing education events, spiritual retreats, etc. shall not be 

counted as vacation time. 

2. The vacation year is assumed to be from Conference to Conference. The pastor and 

the Pastor-Parish Relations Committee should discuss the vacation plans of the pastor 

early in the conference year so that when it becomes necessary to make pastoral changes 

between sessions of the Annual Conference, there can be flexibility and understanding of 

the new pastor’s vacation. 

3. When a change of pastors occurs between annual conference sessions, the vacation 

of the incoming pastor should be considered by the pastor, the Pastor-Parish Relations 

Committee and the district superintendent with the understanding that the above vacation 

schedule need not be followed completely. 

J. Continuing Education. Pastors shall be encouraged to continue their education throughout 

their career, including a carefully developed personal program of study augmented periodically 

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at least one month of each quadrennium. Such leaves shall not be considered as part of the 

pastor’s vacation and shall be planned in consultation with the charge or other agency to which 

the pastor is appointed as well as the bishop, district superintendent, and the Annual Conference 

Continuing Education Committee. (348.2). 

K. Retiring pastors, including diaconal ministers, shall submit to the Conference Archives a brief 

autobiography of their active ministry or complete a biographical data form supplied by the 

Commission on Archives and History. 

VII. REPORTS, FINANCE AND PROPERTY 

A. Fiscal and Statistical Year. The fiscal and statistical year of the Annual Conference shall be 

from January 1, to December 31. 

1. All monies due for the conference fiscal year shall be mailed to reach the office of the 

Conference Treasurer on or immediately after December 31. 

2. The Conference Statistical Reports shall be mailed on the date set annually by the 

Journal Publication Committee to the Statistican and the conference financial reports shall 

be mailed to the Treasurer by each pastor in charge and all other members required by 

The Book of Discipline or the conference on a date set by the Journal Publication 

Committee. The deadline date for these reports is January 20. 

B. The Conference Treasurer’s record of monies sent in by churches shall become the 

official report of the churches, on these items, to the Annual Conference. 

C. Central Treasury. There shall be a central treasury of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

Each annual conference agency receiving funds through the Conference budget shall have 

a credit account with the office of the Conference Treasurer, against which vouchers shall be 

drawn by the person so authorized by the agency; checks shall be drawn directly to the credit 

of the payee named in the voucher. Other annual conference organizations shall be urged to use 

this central treasury for handling of their funds. 

1. Rules established by the Annual Conference for the guidance of the Conference 

Treasurer shall be as follows: 

a. The Treasurer shall serve as the fiscal agent (not the treasurer) of each of the 

several agencies. This means that the treasurer shall not be considered an ex-officio 

member of that board or commission, but will simply handle the funds, and be 

properly bonded for the same. 

b. The fiscal agent shall keep a separate account for each board with sub-accounts 

for special purposes tied in with the budget of the agency to facilitate reporting to the 

agency. 

c. A statement of each account shall be prepared at least quarterly. Copies of the 

financial statements shall be distributed annually to the pertinent agency, the Council 

on Finance and Administration, and the Conference Council on Ministries. 

d. The agency shall designate and officially notify the fiscal agent as to the person 

or persons having the right to draw the vouchers. 

e. The Conference Treasurer, serving as the fiscal agent, shall not pass on the 

justifiability of an expenditure called for by the voucher. If there aren’t sufficient 

funds, the treasurer will notify the agency involved and hold payment until funds are 

available. The treasurer shall notify the agency chair or the Director of CCOM in the 

event of vouchers which seem to be in violation of conference rules or good 

accounting practice. 

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2. The Conference Treasurer shall be responsible for the employment of the person or 

persons who work as assistants in the Treasurer’s Office, in consultation with the 

chairperson of the Council on Finance and Administration. The same rules as to vacation, 

sick leave, etc., shall apply to such employees as apply to all other employees in the 

Conference Center. 

3. The central treasury shall be authorized to receive and disburse funds and subsidies 

on behalf of and at the request of district superintendents. 

4. Each District Council on Ministries shall deposit all funds received for district program 

work with the central treasury and shall use that facility as its disbursing agency. The 

central treasury shall be authorized to receive and disburse other district funds; this shall 

be the recommended pattern. The Committee on Camps and Extended Ministries may 

utilize the services of the central treasury and, in consultation with the Council on Finance 

and Administration, the procedure for receiving and disbursing related funds shall be 

determined. 

5. The Annual Conference, through the C.F. & A. shall cover directly the cost of operating 

the treasurer’s office and require all annual conference agencies to use its services. No 

charge shall be made by the central treasury to an annual conference or district agency 

or to a district superintendent for handling such accounts. However, corresponding 

adjustments shall be made in agency budgets if they have previously maintained their own 

treasury. 

D. Apportionments. 

Any proposal or amendment brought to the conference floor which affects the 

apportionment formula shall be referred to C.F. & A. for its response before final action is taken 

by the conference. 

E. Records Center. 

The Bishop’s office shall be the center for keeping permanent biographical and personnel 

files for all pastors of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

The Conference Director of Administrative Services office shall be the center for keeping 

service records and vital statistics for all pastors of the Iowa Annual Conference and their 

families. 

F. Bonding. 

1. The president of the C.F. & A. shall annually arrange for the bonding of the Conference 

Treasurer and all other persons who are responsible for funds of the Iowa Conference. 

The Conference Treasurer shall be bonded for $100,000 and the treasurer’s office staff 

shall be bonded for $100,000. All other persons responsible for funds of the Iowa 

Conference shall be bonded up to the amount of $20,000. These bonds are to be retained 

by the president of the Conference Council on Finance and Administration. 

2. The president of the C.F. & A. shall annually arrange for the bonding of all persons who 

are responsible for funds in the several churches making up the Iowa Conference. This 

to be a blanket bond extending coverage to each of these persons to a maximum amount 

of $10,000, the cost of which will become an item of Administrative Expense. 

G. Audit. Any board, commission, committee, or institution program group that receives 

$10,000 or more from the Iowa Conference and is related to the Iowa Conference of The United 

Methodist Church and that maintains funds into which it receives and dispenses money in an 

amount in excess of $20,000 annually shall have its accounts audited and report this audit 

annually by March 1 of each calendar year to the Conference Council on Finance and 

Administration. 

H. Funding of New Program. Any resolution or report that calls for the adoption of a new 

conference program requiring an increased conference budget and/or increased appropriation 

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institution, shall be printed in the “Pre-Conference Manual” under the section having to do with 

the board, commission, committee, or institution making the request, if it is for a sum in excess 

of $10,000. If such a resolution or report is not printed in the “Pre-Conference Manual”, it may 

be considered by the Conference only after receiving a two-thirds majority vote for consideration. 

In the event the Conference votes to hear the resolution or report, twenty-four hours must 

elapse before the vote for adoption is taken. If adopted, all such funding requests must be 

referred to C.F. & A. 

I. Moving Policy. There shall be a moving policy recommended by C.F. & A. to the Annual 


J. Sustentation Fund. The Sustentation Fund shall be administered by the Bishop and the 

Cabinet. 

K. Compensation Formula. The cash compensation of the district superintendents, the 

Director of Administrative Services, the Council on Ministries Director, the Administrative 

Assistant to the Bishop, and the Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling shall be 174% of the 

Conference Average Compensation (CAC) less the housing factor. 

L. Fund Balances and Conference Unrestricted Reserve. 

1. All debit balances (deficits) in any Conference board or agency account shall be carried 

forward into the next fiscal year. All credit balances (surpluses) in any Conference board 

or agency account shall, at year end, be credited to the Conference’s Unrestricted 

Reserve Fund. This rule does not apply to: 

a. Accounts that contain funds restricted by the original gift or receipt. 

b. Any Conference board or agency account in deficit at year end may be approved 

to close such deficit to the Conference’s Unrestricted Reserve by the Council on 

Finance and Administration. 

c. Administrative agency accounts with surpluses may be approved for carryover 

into the next fiscal year by the Council on Finance and Administration. 

d. Program and benevolence agency accounts with surpluses may be approved for 

carryover into the next fiscal year by the Council on Ministries upon recommendation 

of the Program Review Committee. 

2. C.F. & A. may also set policies for carryover of deficit and credit accounts, so that the 

Treasurer may do so without annual action by the C.F. & A. If the funds are in a program 

area, the recommendation will come to C.F. & A. from the Council on Ministries. All 

standing carryover funds must be reviewed at least once each quadrennium. 

M. Policy on Interest Payments on Funds Held by the Conference Treasurer. The 

Conference Treasurer will credit interest payments quarterly on Capital Funds held by the 

Treasurer for Conference agencies. 

1. No interest will be paid on funds apportioned by the Annual Conference. 

2. The rate paid will be 1/2 of 1% below the average rate being earned by the Conference 

during the quarter. 

3. Any operation deficits carried by the agency will be deducted from the balances before 

interest is calculated. 

4. The C.F. & A. at its December meeting each year shall designate which funds are to 

be eligible for interest payments in the ensuing year. 

N. Miscellaneous. 

1. For needs of conference causes greater than $300, C.F. & A. shall receive 35 detailed 

copies of the proposed budget, together with 35 copies of the latest itemized financial 

statement, printed on 8 1/2 x 11 paper at least ten days prior to the budget hearing.

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2. There shall be an annual report from each church to the Annual Conference as to its 

total indebtedness for current expenses and capital expenditures. 

3. All expense allowances to pastors, including travel, utilities, fuel, social security, 

pensions, and hospitalization, shall be reported in the expense columns in the Iowa Annual 


4. Funds in any conference budget may not be used to initiate new programs or transfer 

funds without the consent of the Program Review Committee and C.C.O.M. When a 

request for a transfer of funds is made when no regular Program Review Committee is 

scheduled, the committee shall act on the request by phone consultation, mail and/or 

special meeting. 

5. If the memberships of more than one pastoral charge are to be solicited in any financial 

campaign or program initiated by any agency or institution owned by or related to the 

Annual Conference, or receiving Annual Conference funds, the approval of C.F. & A. 

and/or Annual Conference shall be required. 

6. C.F. & A. shall make recommendations each year regarding provision for travel, 

lodging, and meal expenses for ministerial and lay members for the Annual Conference 

Session. 

7. There shall be a listing of all abandoned church properties of The United Methodist 

Church in Iowa filed with the report of the Conference Board of Trustees and printed each 

year in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

8. Approval for funding mission appeals may be granted after consultation among and 

approval of the office of the resident Bishop, chairperson of the Iowa Board of Global 

Ministries, chairperson of C.F. & A., and chairperson(s) of other mission related agencies. 

The chairperson of the Board of Global Ministries is to convene the consultation process. 

9. Persons or immediate family members who relate to program that receives program 

funds from the Iowa Annual Conference be required to refrain from voting on proposals as 

the budget is developed in the program agency of the Annual Conference. 

10. Federated churches, involving United Methodists, shall be apportioned on the same 

basis and in the same manner as United Methodist churches, requiring requested reports 

from the pastor for Iowa Annual Conference Journal records needed for such 

determinations as voted by the Annual Conference. The Iowa Annual Conference Journal 

records shall show the numbers as applicable to United Methodists only or where this can 

not be resolved, satisfactory percentages of all totals shall be made by the local church 

in consultation with the district superintendent of the United Methodist Church. 

11. Vouchers for Special Gifts. Gifts of any sort received as a result of direct solicitation 

on the part of any conference institution, when such gifts do not pass through the hands 

of the treasurer of a local church nor apply on any apportionment to a local church, shall 

be considered as Special Gifts. All such annual total shall be reported to the Conference 

Treasurer for recording in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

12. Each Conference Corporation shall provide a summarized financial report for printing 

in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

13. Annual Conference Expense: 

DESIGNATION LODGING MEALS 

( 1)District At Large Members Annual Conf. Annual Conf. 

per diem per diem 

( 2) Lay Delegates to General Annual Conf. Annual Conf. 

and Jurisdictional Conf. per diem per diem 

( 3) Conference Chancellor Annual Conf. Annual Conf.

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( 4) Members of General and Annual Conf. Annual Conf. 

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( 6) District U.M.W. President Conf. U.M.W. Conf. U.M.W 

( 7) Conference U.M.W. Elected Conf. U.M.W. Conf. U.M.W 

( 8) District U.M.M. President Conf. U.M.M. Conf. U.M.M 

( 9) Elected Leadership of Conf. Board Conf. Board 

Conference Board of 

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of Laity of Laity 

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C.O.M. 

Dist. C.O.M. Dist. C.O.M. 

(11) District Nominating Conf. Nom. Conf. Nom. 

Committee Representative Committee Committee 

(12) Lay C.F. & A. Members Conference Conference 

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(13) Conference Boards and 

Agencies Chairpersons 

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elected leadership 

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members per diem per diem 

(17) One Student Rep. Individual College Individual College 

from each of the five 

U.M. Colleges 

Student Funds Student Funds 

(18) One student from each The Individual The Individual 

Wesley Foundation in Iowa Foundations Foundations 

(19) Annual Conf. Secretary Conf. Sec. Budget Conf. Sec. Budget 

(20) Editor of Conf. Journal Journal Ed. Budget Journal Ed. Bdgt 

(21) Conference Treasurer Treasurer’s Fund Treasurer’s Fund 

(22) Lay Members of Conf. Annual Conference Annual Conf 

Rules of Order Committee Per diem Per diem 

(23) Diaconal Ministers The Employing The Employing 

Agency Agency 

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Conferences being 

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appointed to a local 

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from local churches per diem per diem 

VIII. CENTRAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT 

A. There shall be a Central Services Department maintained at the United Methodist 

Conference Center. This department shall be responsible to the Director of Administrative 

Services. 

B. The equipment for the department shall be owned in the name of the Iowa Annual 

Conference. The Director of Administrative Services, in consultation with the Conference Board 

of Trustees, shall make the decisions concerning the adding of new equipment as well as the 

replacement of present equipment. The cost of the maintenance, repair, replacement and 

addition of equipment shall come from the Conference Center equipment funds. 

C. The Director of Administrative Services, in consultation with the Conference Board of 

Trustees, shall develop and maintain the guidelines regarding the operation and funding of the 

Central Services Department. 

IX. PUBLICATION OF THE CONFERENCE JOURNAL 

A. The Journal of the conference signed by the Presiding Bishop and the Secretary, with all 

reports authorized for publication, (together with Memoirs and established historical records) 

when printed shall constitute the official Journal of the conference. The Journal Editor shall be 

responsible for preparing the Memoirs appearing in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

B. Business of the Annual Conference. The questions shall be answered and recorded on the 

forms provided by the Committee on Official Forms and Records of the Council on Finance and 

Administration. ( 805.4.c.) 

C. The Journal Publication Committee shall be responsible for the publication and distribution 

of the Iowa Annual Conference Journal and such other duties as the conference may assign. 

The Iowa Annual Conference Journal may be printed in more than one volume. 

D. The Iowa Annual Conference Journal and Book of Resolutions shall be distributed to the 

charges on a basis recommended by the Journal Publication Committee and approved by the 

Conference. Beginning in 1995, the Iowa Annual Conference Journal and Book of Resolutions 

will be available to individuals and churches at cost of printing and mailing. Order blanks for the

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mailing and orders will be due to the Journal Editor by the last day of Annual Conference. 

E. Information reports covering the calendar year shall be submitted each year to the editor of 

the Iowa Annual Conference Journal by all agencies and institutions of the Conference in 

accordance with the schedule established by the Journal Publication Committee. The deadline 

date for these reports is January 20 for Statistical Reports and March 15 for Information 

Reports. 

F. All matters intended for publication in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal shall be 

typewritten in duplicate, on one side of paper 8 1/2 x 11 inches, lines double-spaced (except for 

reports of the Statistician and Treasurer made upon “form” blanks, and reports of the 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee) and shall be submitted to the 

editor according to the schedule printed by the Journal Publication Committee. 

G. Except as may be otherwise provided for in these Rules or in The Book of Discipline reports 

of proposed conference action shall be included in the Pre-Conference Manual with only goal 

statements and budget summaries printed in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. The 

complete official record of conference actions will be maintained by the conference secretary 

with copies available from the C.C.O.M. office on request. 

H. Printing of additional reports shall be limited to the Laity Address and the District 

Superintendent’s report, neither of which shall exceed 2,500 words. 

I. All other reports to be published shall not exceed such limits as may be established by the 

Journal Publication Committee. The number of words in such unified and other reports shall be 

computed on the basis of recognized rules of five space per word plus two additional spaces 

per line. 

J. There shall appear each year in the Iowa Annual Conference Journal a section titled “Index 

of Standing Items” containing a summary of previous conference actions which are of continuing 

effect. Items shall appear in this section upon the order of the Session Committee. It shall be the 

duty of the Conference Secretary to prepare each summary together with a notation as to its first 

appearance in the official printed record. Six years after Annual Conference action the Journal 

Publication Committee will refer the item to the agency which originally proposed it, at which time 

the agency will either recommend that the item be continued as a Standing Item or deleted. 

X. PRE-CONFERENCE MANUAL 

A. The projected report of C.C.O.M., other preliminary reports, the conference program, and 

such other information as may be pertinent to the orderly conduct of the conference sessions 

shall appear in a Pre-Conference Manual which shall be distributed not later than twenty days 

before the first day of the conference session and shall be published under the direction of the 

Journal Publication Committee. 

XI. THE CONSENT CALENDAR 

A. When the reports of the Legislative Committees and other reports are made to the Annual 

Conference, those items which have gone through the legislative process without substantive 

changes may be placed on the Consent Calendar by majority vote of the Legislative Committee. 

In the “Pre-Conference Manual”, all Consent Calendar items will be listed and identified by 

number at the beginning of each Legislative Section. Consent Calendar items will be acted upon 

by vote without reading or discussion. If any member of the Conference wants to discuss any 

of the items, such a member may move that the item be lifted from the Consent Calendar. 

If that motion is seconded and if at least 25 members vote to have it removed, it will be removed 

and considered in sequence with the rest of the report. 

B. When the reports of the Legislative Committees and other reports are made to the Annual 

Conference, those items which have gone through the legislative process and have been 

defeated will be placed on a list to be reported to the Conference as

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Committee report, and may be reconsidered in numerical sequence by an affirmative vote by 

at least 25 members of the plenary. 

XII. PARLIAMENTARY RULES OF ORDER 

A. Quorum. The members present at any duly called sessions of the Annual Conference shall 

constitute a quorum. 

B. Voting Area. At the opening of the session, the voting area of the Conference shall be fixed. 

A member of the Conference shall be within the prescribed area in order to participate in 

discussion or to vote except when official responsibilities require his/her absence. 

C. Voting Procedure. 

1. When resolutions, petitions and program items come before the Annual Conference 

from the Legislative Committees, the vote of the Conference shall be on the substance 

of the item rather than on the recommendation of the Legislative Committee. 

2. Voting shall be done by show of hands or electronic devices unless otherwise ordered 

by the Conference. If voting by show of hands, a vote by secret ballot or a count vote may 

be ordered on call of any member, supported by one-third of the members present and 

voting. 

3. No other business shall be in order when a vote is being taken or when the previous 

question has been called, until the process is completed, except such as relates to the 

vote itself, or that which can be appropriately fitted into the time while waiting for the report 

of the secretaries on a count vote. The count shall be made by the Committee of Tellers 

as appointed and assigned by the Conference. 

D. Reports. No report shall be presented to the Conference unless adopted by the designated 

quorum at a properly constituted and publicized session of the agency making the report. 

The first three-fourths of the time listed for any group in the program as adopted by the 

Conference shall take precedence over any Special Order of the Day. Reports not completed 

in the allotted time shall be presented as miscellaneous business on the final day of the 

Conference Session or at such times as may be possible. 

E. Privilege of the Floor. Lay and clergy members of agencies, elected by the Conference or 

appointed by order of the Conference, or in pursuance of provisions in The Book of Discipline, 

who are not members of the Conference shall be granted the privilege of the floor, without vote, 

on matters relating to the reports of the respective agencies of which they are members. 

Persons not officially connected with the Iowa Annual Conference may not address the 

Conference at a business session without first obtaining the approval of the Committee on 

Business and Agenda, which committee shall fix a definite time to be allotted to such persons 

and, if approval is given, only under circumstances of extreme urgency shall this time exceed 

five minutes. 

F. Authority of the Chairperson. The presiding officer shall be the legal chairperson of the 

Conference. He/she shall decide points of order raised by the members, and shall rule on points 

of order not raised by the members, as he/she deems necessary to conform to the Rules of 

Order; subject to an appeal to the Conference by any member without debate. When any 

member raises a point of order he/she shall cite the rule he/she adjudges to have been violated. 

1. In Case of Bishop’s Illness (603.5). 

2. At such time as the bishop is unable to preside, the president of the College of bishops 

shall be notified. In the event the president of the College of Bishops is not available, the 

secretary of the College of Bishops shall be notified. 

3. The Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, in consultation with the other members of 

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4. If no other bishop is available, the Administrative Assistant shall convene the session 

at which the Annual Conference shall elect a president pro tempore. 

G. Speaking. When a member speaks to the Conference the following information shall be 

given: name, charge and whether they are clergy or lay. 

H. Motions Written. 

1. All motions, reports and references shall be written and presented to the Conference 

Secretary in triplicate, and any of them which exceed 80 words shall be prepared in 

printed form and distributed to the members of the Conference prior to consideration. 

Facilities for such printing shall be made available by the Annual Conference Session 

Committee. 

2. Before any materials can be distributed on the conference floor, the approval for the 

distribution shall be granted by the Business and Agenda section of the Annual 

Conference Session Committee. All such legislative materials shall carry the name of the 

person or agency preparing the material. Any Conference member who has been denied 

permission to distribute materials to the conference floor by the above committee shall 

have the right to make appeal to the Annual Conference with not more than one person 

speaking for the distribution and not more than one speaking against the distribution, after 

which time a vote shall be taken and upon a majority vote of the members in attendance, 

permission may be granted for the distribution of materials. 

I. Resolutions. 

1. Resolutions are motions which are intended to cause the Annual Conference to 

express its mind on some matter of concern. A resolution might, also, cause the altering 

of some aspect of conference procedure. Resolutions are distinguished from program 

proposals in that resolutions do not cause the expenditure of money or a significant 

amount of staff time, the holding of meetings, nor the conducting of studies. 

2. Resolutions pertaining to issues of church and society shall be prepared for odd-year 

conference sessions, except when emerging situations warrant consideration at evenyear 

sessions. 

a. Each such resolution adopted by an odd-year Annual Conference, beginning with 

those adopted in 1993, shall have a term of two years unless it is discontinued by 

a simple majority of the subsequent Annual Conference. 

b. Each such resolution adopted by an even-year Annual Conference shall have 

a term of one year. 

3. Individuals, congregations, or districts may submit resolutions to the C.C.O.M. office 

by September 1 each year for referral to the appropriate conference organization. 

4. Conference organizations shall submit their resolutions proposals to the C.C.O.M. 

office by the date in February or March announced each year by the Conference Council 

on Ministries, and these resolutions are printed and referred to the Resolutions 

Committee. Individuals, congregations, and districts may submit directly to the Resolutions 

Committee, resolutions which they have developed after September 1. 

5. After the submission date, resolutions may be brought to the appropriate Legislative 

Committee, with adequate copies for distribution there, and if adopted, referred to the 

Resolutions Committee for review prior to being made a part of the Legislative 

Committee’s report to the Annual Conference. 

6. Resolutions to be brought directly to the conference floor shall follow this process: 

a. All resolutions shall be submitted to the Resolutions Committee within 48 hours 

after the call to order of the Annual Conference.

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accuracy, possible duplication and previous Conference action. The committee shall 

report to the Annual Conference and recommend whether the Conference should 

consider the resolution but shall express no opinion on the subject or substantive 

content of the resolution. 

c. By majority vote, the Conference shall decide whether to consider the resolution. 

d. All resolutions which the Annual Conference has voted to consider shall be 

printed and distributed by the Session Committee at least 24 hours before the stated 

adjournment time of the Annual Conference and scheduled for presentation to the 

Session by the Business and Agenda Committee. 

7. All resolutions adopted by a session of the Iowa Annual Conference shall be published 

in the Daily Proceedings for even numbered years and in a biennial Book of Resolutions 

for odd-numbered years in conjunction with the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. Prior 

to the publication, each resolution will be assigned a final number by the Resolutions 

Committee consistent with other resolutions of the general category. 

J. Standing Resolutions. 

1. A resolution which has been approved by the Annual Conference during an oddnumbered 

year shall become a Standing Resolution for a term of four years by a twothirds 

vote of the Annual Conference. All current standing resolution terms scheduled to 

expire in an even numbered year will be extended one year so that standing resolutions 

are only voted upon during odd-numbered years. 

2. Standing Resolutions become part of the record of the Annual Conference and shall 

be published, with an expiration date, in an annual Book of Resolutions printed in 

conjunction with the Iowa Annual Conference Journal. Prior to publication, each Standing 

Resolution shall be assigned a final number by the Resolutions Committee consistent with 

other standing resolutions of the same general category. 

3. The motion for a resolution to become a Standing Resolution shall be made 

immediately following the Conference’s action on the resolution. The motion is 

undebatable. 

4. Any Standing Resolution is subject to change or discontinuation by two-thirds vote of 

a subsequent annual conference. 

5. An amendment to a Standing Resolution that is to be brought directly to the conference 

floor shall be: 

a. Considered only by a majority vote of the Annual Conference. 

b. Printed only by order of the Annual Conference. 

c. Referred to the Resolutions Committee. 

d. Distributed to the conference members at least 24 hours before the stated 

adjournment time. 

6. The Resolutions Committee shall make editorial changes in the Standing Resolutions 

that do not change their substance upon recommendation from the appropriate 

conference agencies. All such editorial changes shall be reported to the Annual 


7. In the Conference year prior to the expiration date of a Standing Resolution, the 

Resolutions Committee shall assign the Standing Resolution to the appropriate Annual 

Conference agency for review. The agency shall recommend whether a given Standing 

Resolution shall be: 

a. Republished without change; 

b. Revised and republished; or 

c. Discontinued. 

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Standing Resolution at the Annual Conference Session during the expiration year. 

8. Standing Resolutions which are recommended for republishing without change shall 

be placed on the Consent Calendar. Any Standing Resolution not specifically re-enacted 

by the Annual Conference shall be considered discontinued. 

K. Limitation on Speaking. No person shall speak more than twice on the same question, nor 

for more than three minutes at a time without the consent of the Conference, nor more than once 

until every member desiring to speak has spoken. This three minute limit may be reduced by 

a two-thirds vote without debate, at any time, and for any period of duration. 

Insofar as possible, laypersons shall be given equal opportunity with clergy in speaking on a 

question as long as there are laypersons who desire to speak or until a vote is taken. 

L. Speakers For and Against. 

1. When a member from the floor moves to amend a report or a proposal before the 

conference, the person presenting the report or proposal that is being amended or his/her 

designee, shall be entitled to speak before there is further debate from the floor. When the 

report of a committee is under consideration, it shall be entitled to speak before there is 

further debate from the floor. When the report of a committee is under consideration, it 

shall be the duty of the presiding officer to ascertain when he/she recognizes a member 

of the Conference, on which side he/she proposes to speak; and he shall not assign the 

floor to any member proposing to speak on the same side of the pending question as the 

speaker immediately preceding if any member desires to speak on the other side thereof. 

2. Except for undebatable motions, no report shall be adopted or question relating to the 

same decided without opportunity having been given for at least two speeches for and two 

against the said proposal, provided that right is claimed before the chairperson or duly 

authorized member representing the committee’s report, if there be such, is presented to 

close the debate. 

3. When all have spoken who desire to do so, or when (and after) the previous question 

has been ordered, the maker of the motion shall be entitled to speak, then the chairperson 

and/or duly authorized member or members presenting the committee’s report shall be 

entitled to speak before the vote is taken. 

M. Previous Question. When any member moves the previous question (that is, that the vote 

be now taken on the motion or motions pending), he/she shall indicate to what he/she intends 

it to apply, if any secondary motion or motions are also pending. If he/she does not so indicate, 

it shall be regarded as applying only to the immediately pending question. This motion shall be 

taken without debate, and shall require a two-thirds vote of those present and voting for its 

adoption; and if it is adopted, the vote shall be taken on the motion or motions to which it applies 

without further debate. 

N. Division of Question. Before a vote is taken any member shall have the right to call for 

division of any question, if it is subject to such division as he/she indicates. If no member 

objects, the division shall be made; but if there is objection, the chairperson shall put the 

question of division to vote, not waiting for a second. 

O. Undebatable Motions. The following motions shall be acted upon without debate; 

1. To adjourn, when unqualified, except to adjourn the Conference finally, 

2. To suspend the rules, 

3. To lay on the table, 

4. To take from the table, 

5. To call for the previous question, 

6. To reconsider a non-debatable motion, 

7. To limit or extend the limits of debate, 

8. To call for the orders of the day. 

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motions: to adopt, to commit or refer, to substitute, to postpone, and to reconsider. No new 

motion, resolution, or subject shall be entertained until disposition shall have been made of the 

one under consideration. 

Q. Precedence of Secondary Motions. If any one or more of the following motions shall be 

made when one or more other motions are pending, the order of their precedence in relation to 

one another shall be the same as the order of their listing below: 

1. To fix the time at which the Conference shall adjourn. (This motion is subject to 

amendment, or it may be laid on the table.) 

2. To adjourn, 

3. To take recess, 

4. To lay on the table, 

5. To order the previous question, 

6. To limit or extend the limits of debate, 

7. To postpone to a given time, 

8. To commit or refer, 

9. To amend or to substitute (one amendment being allowed to an amendment), 

10. To postpone indefinitely. 

R. Substitute Motions. When a resolution or committee report is properly before the 

Conference for consideration and action, even if amendments are pending, a substitute 

therefore may be offered by any member moving that the same be substituted for the report, 

resolution, or amendment under consideration. This substitute shall be an alternative to what 

is before the house. 

The Conference shall then proceed: 

-first to perfect the original report or resolution, including consideration and action upon 

any amendments which shall be offered to it. 

-the same perfecting process shall then be followed with respect to the substitute. 

The questions shall then be put: 

-first on the motion to substitute 

-followed by the motion to adopt the report or resolution; 

provided, however, that the motion for the previous question shall not be in order on 

-the adoption of the report or recommendation 

-or on making the proposed substitution 

until opportunity has been given for at least two members to speak on each side of the 

question of substitution or adoption. 

S. Reconsideration. A motion to reconsider an action of the Conference shall be in order at 

any time if offered by a member who voted with the prevailing side. If the motion proposed to be 

reconsidered is non-debatable, the motion to reconsider may not be debated. 

T. Suspension of Rules. Any of these Rules of Order and Standing Rules may be suspended 

for the immediate business under consideration by a two-thirds majority vote. 

U. Amendments. The Plan of Organization, Rules of Order and Standing Rules may be 

amended at any session of the Annual Conference by a vote of two-thirds of members present 

and voting, providing that one day’s notice has been given and the proposed change or 

amendment has been submitted in writing, and a report has been given thereon by the 

Committee on Rules of Order. 

V. Parliamentary Rules. Except as otherwise provided herein, the Rules of Order shall be 

those of the last preceding General Conference, as far as they may be applicable, and Robert’s 

Rules of Order. 

W. Equalization of Conference Membership. In order to equalize the membership of the Iowa 

Annual Conference between the ministerial members and the lay members pursuant to 

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1. All lay persons in order to be eligible as members of the Iowa Annual Conference as 

herein provided, shall be members of a United Methodist Church within the Iowa Annual 


2. Those filling the following positions, if lay persons, shall be additional members of the 

Iowa Annual Conference: 

a. Conference Lay Leadership 

- Elected leadership of the Board of Laity 

- Elected leadership of United Methodist Women as defined by the 

Women’s Division 

- Delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conference who shall serve for 

the quadrennium following the Conference for which they are elected 

- Chairpersons of Conference Agencies as defined in Article V.E, of this 

Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

- Elected leadership of Conference Council on Youth Ministries 

- One student representative from each of the four United Methodist 

church-related colleges in Iowa, to be selected by the president of the 

college in consultation with the district superintendent 

- One student representative from each Wesley Foundation in Iowa, to 

be selected by the student governing board 

- Conference Chancellor 

- Members of General and Jurisdictional Boards and Agencies 

- The Annual Conference Secretary 

- Additional district youth members 

- Members of the Conference Council on Finance and Administration 

- Members of the Conference Committee on Rules of Order 

- The Editor and Editorial Staff of the Iowa Annual Conference Journal 

- Active and retired diaconal ministers who have local church 

membership in Iowa 

- Members of the Conference Resolutions Committee 

- Conference Treasurer 

- Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministries 

- Members of the Conference Sessions Committee 

- Executive Secretary of the Conference Nominating and Leadership 

Development Committee 

- Members of the Conference Council on Ministries’ Program Review 

Committee 

- Church and Community Workers and deaconnesses who are members 

of the United Methodist Church in Iowa. 

- Members of the Conference Council on Ministries staff. 

- Conference Missions Secretary 

- The president, vice presidents, secretary and treasurer of the 

Conference United Methodist Men. 

b. District Leadership 

- District Lay Leader 

- District President United Methodist Men 

- District President United Methodist Women 

- District Chairperson Council on Ministries 

- One member District Nominating Committee 

3. The Secretary of the Iowa Annual Conference shall determine by September 1 of each 

year, the number of additional lay members needed for the next annual conference to be 

equal to the number of clergy members of the Iowa Annual Conference and shall certify 

this number to the Bishop of the Area.

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4. The Secretary of the Iowa Annual Conference shall determine the ratio of members 

to clergy members of the Annual Conference (as defined in 602.1) appointed to each 

charge of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

5. The additional lay members needed to bring equalization shall be assigned by the 

Secretary of the Iowa Annual Conference as follows: 

a. One-half of the additional lay members needed to bring equalization shall be 

assigned by the Secretary of the Iowa Annual Conference to the districts in equal 

numbers, and each district conference shall elect upon nomination by the District 

Nominating Committee, said additional lay members to the Iowa Annual 

Conference; provided, however, that if one-half of the additional lay members is not 

exactly divisible by the number of districts, then the remainder shall be added to the 

number of lay members assigned to the local charges as hereinafter provided. 

b. One-half of the additional members needed to bring equalization plus any 

remainder not assigned to the districts shall be assigned by the Secretary of the 

Iowa Annual Conference to the charges having the highest ratio of members to 

clergy members of the Annual Conference in descending order. Those churches 

whose ratio is twice the number of members needed to bring equalization under this 

subsection, shall be assigned two lay equalization members. If the ratio is three 

times the number, three lay members shall be assigned. In case of tie, eligibility 

shall be determined by lot. 

6. All computations shall be based on the statistical tables of the Iowa Annual 

Conference Journal of the immediately preceding Iowa Annual Conference. 

7. All lay members selected under the above provisions shall be entitled to the same 

mileage payments as other members of the Annual Conference. 

8. The district superintendent and other persons responsible for determining the lay 

members of Annual Conference in the process defined above are encouraged to make 

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XIII. PASTORAL RECORD 


1. This record is intended to be an Historical Record, and does not constitute an official statement as to Annuity 

Credit. A record of Annuity Credit is maintained by the Conference and General Conference Boards of Pensions. 

For information relative to Annuity Credit, you are encouraged to contact: Director of Administrative Services, 

Iowa Annual Conference, 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C, Des Moines, Iowa 50309 or phone 515-283-1991. 

2. Various categories of ministerial relationship to the Annual Conference have been incorporated into one 

alphabetical listing, and the following letter designations are to be found immediately after the printing of each 

individual's name: 

(AM) Associate Member (FLP) Full-time Local Pastor 

(DM) Diaconal Minister (under 1992 Discipline) (PLP) Part-time Local Pastor 

(FD) Deacon in full connection (SLP) Student Local Pastor 

(FE) Elder in full connection (RFD) Retired Deacon in full connection 

(PE) Probationary Elder (RM) Retired full member 

(PM) Probationary member (under 1992 Discipline) (RAM) Retired associate member 

(PD) Probationary Deacon (RLP) Retired local pastor 

3. Abbrevations used: The names of conferences, abbreviated, show the conference in which admissions are 

made and/or service rendered. Abbreviations of conference names are supplied by the General Board of 

Pensions. For conferences no longer in existence, abbreviations are formed in similar fashion. Where a 

conference has changed its name without changing boundaries, the current or latest conference name is used. 

Thus, for example, Iowa-Des Moines Conference becomes South Iowa Conference, and Rock River Conference 

becomes Northern Illinois Conference. 

Denominations: Evan, Evangelical; EUB, Evangelical United Brethren; ME, Methodist; MES, Methodist 

Episcopal, South; MP, Methodist Protestant; Meth, Methodist; UB, United Brethren in Christ; UM, United 

Methodist. 

Admission into Conference: AM, Associate Membership; PM, Probationary Membership; FE, Elder in full 

connection. 

Ordinations: D, Deacon; E, Elder. 

Other Relationships: AS, Approved Supply Pastor; LP, Local Pastor; OD, Other Denomination. 

4. Termination of membership by death, transfer, location, withdrawal or otherwise, is shown by an asterisk (*) 

before the name, and this marks the last appearance of that name in the record. 

5. Retired ministers: for a complete record of those who have retired up to 1987 refer to the 1986 IACJ. 

Abel, Lois (PLP). .UM Church: 1992 L. Iowa: Jan. 15, 1993 Manchester (Assoc.); 1996 Buffalo Center. 

Achterhof, Douglas R. (PM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Inwood; 1994 

Inwood-Doon Yoke (UM-Congregational); 1996 Wellman. 

Ackerman, John H. (RAM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ackerson, Merlin James (RM). .Meth Church N. Iowa: 1956 PM & D; 1958 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1956 School; 1958 

Lime Springs-Chester; 1963 Rowan-Alexander; Sept.1, 1966 Farnhamville Yoke (UM-UCC)-Somers. Iowa: 

1969 Farnhamville Yoke (UM-UCC)-Somers; 1970 Lake Mills-Thompson; Nov. 1, 1973 Keokuk, Trinity; 1982 

Washington; 1985 Superintendent, Spencer District; 1991 Mason City, First; 1997 Retired. 

Acord, Marsha A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 School (Mount Vernon, 

Assoc.); 1991 School (Mount Vernon (Assoc.-youth); Jan. 1, 1992 Cedar Rapids, Faith-Buffalo; August 15, 1997 

Associate Director, Wesley Foundation, University of Iowa, Iowa City.

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*Agtarap, Alfredo (FE). .UM Church Philippines: 1977 PM & D. 1981 FM & E. Philippines: 1977 Church of the 

Savior; 1979 Fraternal Worker, United Church of Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands; 1984 Hacienda 

Heights, Hillgrove; 1986 Los Angeles, Rosewood; June 15, 1987 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1987 Lamoni-Decatur- 

Davis City; 1989 School; 1991 Alburnett-Prairie Chapel; 1992 appointed to Philippines; 1994 Fort Madison, 

Santa Fe; 1996 appointed Pacific Northwest; June 1, 1998 transferred Pacific Northwest. 

Aitken, Louis Allon (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Akin, Paul L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM; Sept. 30, 1973 E. Iowa: Nov. 1969 Massena- 

Bridgewater-Avondale; 1972 Iowa City, First (Assoc.); 1975 Newton, St. Luke; 1980 Belmond; 1985 Cedar 

Rapids, Lovely Lane; May 1, 1993 Indianola, First. 

Albertson, James Elbert (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Allen, Arthur Lewis (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1968 Local Preacher. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1971 PM & D; 

1976 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1968 Milo-Green Plain-Lacona-Liberty Center (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Milo-Green Plain- 

Lacona-Liberty Center; 1970 Not appointed; 1971 School; 1974 Wayland Circuit: Cottonwood-Wayland-Finley 

Chapel-Trenton; May 31, 1975 New Life Parish: Cottonwood-Wayland-Finley Chapel-Trenton; 1977 Ventura- 

Clear Lake Camp Program Director; 1981 Director of Church-College Relations, Simpson College; 1985 

Executive Director, Re-Creation Ministries; July 15, 1987 Program Consultant, Conference Council on Ministries 

and Executive Director, re-creation Ministries; March 31, 1993 Executive Director, re-creation Ministries; 1993 

Urbandale, Aldersgate (Assoc.) and Director, re-Creation Ministries. 

Allen, Emily (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion (Assoc.). 

Allen, Nancy Lee (Shepherd) (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1973 PM & D; 1976 FM & E. Iowa: 1973 School; 1974 

Wayland Circuit: Cottonwood-Wayland-Finley Chapel-Trenton; May 31, 1975 New Life Parish: Cottonwood- 

Wayland-Finley Chapel-Trenton; 1977 Ventura-Clear Lake Camp Program Director; 1981 Director of Church- 

College Relations, Simpson College; 1985 Superintendent, Ottumwa District; Aug. 17, 1987 Program 

Consultant, Conference Council on Ministries and Consultant re-creation Ministries; March 31, 1993 Program 

Consultant, Conference Council on Ministries; 1993 Urbandale, Aldersgate. 

Allsup, Gerald L. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 D; 1980 AM. Iowa: 1974 Eddyville-Chillicothe-Columbia; 1977 

Brandon-Mount Auburn; 1982 Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville; 1985 Newell-Varina; February 16, 1987 Newell; 

1990 Danville-Long Creek; 1993 Coin-Norwich. 

Ammon, Melvin (FE). .Meth Church K. East 1968: PM & D. UM Church Neb: 1970 FM & E. S. Dak.: 1964 

Cresbard-Scatterbd; 1966 No record of appointment. K. East: Oct. 1, 1966 Soldier-Havensville. Neb.: 1968 

School; 1970 York-First-Waco; 1971 Epworth Village Administrator; 1976 Leave of Absence; 1977 Surrendered 

Credentials; Jan. 1, 1980 Lewis United Congregational (Union), Lewis, IA.; June 7, 1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 

1980 Lewis United Congregational (Union); 1987 Hartley; 1994 Fort Dodge, Trinity. 

Anderson, Douglas James (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1978 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School; 1977 

Boone, First (Assoc.); 1978 Fort Dodge, Riverside. 1984 Glenwood; 1989 Des Moines, Immanuel; 1997 Mason 

City, First. 

Anderson, Duane LaVern (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Moulton; 1990 

Northboro-Blanchard; 1993 West Chester; 1996 Ross-Gray. 

Anderson, Martha Considine (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 Oxford; 1986 

Traer (Assoc.); 1988 Traer; 1993 Traer (Assoc.); 1994 Sioux City, Rustin Avenue-Salix. 

andrews, ellis e. (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1957 PM & D; 1962 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1957 Bonaparte; 1959 

Discontinued (by own request); 1960 (Readmitted) Columbia-Pleasant Prairie; 1963 Knoxville (Assoc.); 1965 

Des Moines, Greenfield-North River; 1967 Greenfield-Bloomfield; 1968 Danville-Long Creek. Iowa: 1969 

Danville-Long Creek; Oct. 15, 1970 Stratford-Homer-Duncombe; 1971 Stratford-South Marion-Homer; 1976 Van 

Meter-Booneville; 1981 Bloomfield; 1991 Algona; 1995 Manchester; 1998 Retired. 

Armstrong, Gary Lynn (FE). .UM Church Yellowstone: 1971 PM & D. Iowa: 1975 FM; Sept.4, 1975 E. 

Yellowstone: 1971 School. January 1, 1974 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Jan. 1, 1974 Bussey-Harvey-Tracy; 1978 

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Council Bluffs, St. Mark's; Nov. 1, 1980 Sheldahl-Slater; 1987 School; 1988 Dike; 1993 Cherokee. 

Armstrong Gerald T. (RAM) ......................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Arnpriester, Marvin Douglas (FE). .Meth Church NW TX: 1964 AS; May 24, 1967 PM & D. UM Church: May 

29, 1970 FM & E. NW TX: 1964 Guthrie; 1965 Guthrie-Sagerton; 1966 School; June 1, 1970 transferred Iowa. 

Iowa: 1970 Lime Springs-Chester; 1978 Keokuk, Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky; 1983 Carroll; 1989 

Superintendent, Waterloo District; 1995 Council Bluffs, Broadway. 

Arulnathan, A. David (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 L; (Credentials Recognized) 1993 AM & E. Iowa: 1989 

Lacey-Barnes City; 1995 Lacey; August 1, 1996 Alta. 

Ash, David W. (RM) ..............................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Ashley, Sheryl (AM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L; 1998 AM & D. Iowa: March 1, 1991 Anthon-Rock Branch-Oto 

(UM-UCC) (Assoc.); 1993 Danbury; 1996 Sioux City, Grace (Assoc.). 

Augspurger, John Dale (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1985 Hopkins 

Grove-Polk City; 1988 Iowa Falls (Assoc.); 1998 West Des Moines (Assoc.). 

Avise-Rouse, Jerry Lee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 School; Sept. 1, 1982, 

Central City (School); 1985 Colesburg; 1989 Mt. Ayr Parish: Mt. Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork; Sept. 1, 1994 Milo- 

Green Plain-Liberty Center. 

Ayers, Byron Wilton (RM) ........................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Ayers, Joan Kay (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1984 Iowa Falls 

(Assoc.); 1985 Brighton United; 1987 Dows-Alexander; 1990 CPE, Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines; 

Sept. 1, 1991 Leave of absence; 1993 Glidden; April 1, 1996 Chaplain, Des Moines General Hospital. 

Babcock, Harlan F. (RM) .........................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Bagby, Stephen K. (FE). .Independent Methodist: 1995 transfer UM Church Iowa. UM Church Iowa: 

(Credientials recognized) 1995 E; 1998 FM. Iowa: 1995 Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion. 

Bahde, Michael (FE). .UM Church Pacific & South West: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Pacific & S.W.: June 30, 

1984 transferred Iowa. Iowa: July 1, 1984 Martelle; 1986 Martelle-Viola; 1987 Pleasantville; 1991 Grimes; 1997 

Leave of absence; 1998 Hampton. 

Bailey, Dennis Lee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Charter Oak- 

Deloit-Ute; 1983 Marshalltown, First (Assoc); 1989 Britt; 1997 Independence. 

Ball, Lyle Gene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School (Massena-Avondale- 

Bridgewater); Jan. 15, 1978 Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville; 1982 Des Moines, Greenfield Plaza-Jordan; 1986 

Leave of absence; 1992 Director, Home Recycling Exchange, Inc.; August 1, 1997 Director, Home Recycling 

Exchange, Inc. and Des Moines, Jordan. 

Ballard, William Edward (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D; 1965 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1963 School; 1964 

Council Bluffs, Broadway, Minister of Education; 1966 Hamburg. Iowa: 1969 Rock Valley-(Doon, UCC); 1975 

Dysart; Aug. 1, 1977 Faith United Parish: Centerville-Cincinnati-Exline-Jerome-Mystic-Numa-Unionville; 1980 

Faith United Parish: Centerville-Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Numa-Unionville; 1986 Nevada; 1993 Oskaloosa, 

Central; 1995 Not appointed; 1996 Eagle Grove. 

Balm-Demmel, Darline D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1986 Sherrill 

(School); 1987 Sherrill-East Dubuque; 1994 Superintendent, Sioux City District. 

Balm, Thomas Ree (RM) .........................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Bane, Anita A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 School; 1987 Williams-Ellis; 

1994 Strawberry Point.


Bane, Bruce D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Webster City, Asbury (Assoc.- 

Kamrar); 1990 Radcliffe-Ellsworth; 1994 Leave of Absence; January 1, 1995 Randalia-Maynard-Westgate. 

Barber, Romaine H. (RM) ........................................ (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Bardole, Donald N. (RM). .UM Church Iowa: 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM; Nov. 25, 1973 E. Iowa: 1970 School 

(Lamont-Aurora); Nov. 1, 1974 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.); Oct. 15, 1976 Paton; 1980 Merrill-Adaville, First; 1986 

Faith United Parish: Centerville-Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Numa-Unionville; 1989 Sheffield, First-Chapin; July 

8, 1991 Sheffield, First-Chapin and Sheffield, Zion; 1993 Sheffield, First-Chapin; June 1, 1995 Leave of absence; 

1998 Retired. 

Barker, David F. (RM) ........................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

*Barker, Herbert James (FE). .Meth Church N-GA: June 24, 1966 PM & D. N. Ia: Oct 31, 1968 FM. UM Church 

Iowa: 1969 E. N. GA: 1966 School. N. Ia.: June 1, 1968 Bettendorf, Asbury (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Bettendorf, 

Asbury (Assoc.); 1970 School; 1971 Chaplain, US Army; 1979 School; Apr. 7, 1980 Chaplain, US Navy; 

Sabbatical July 1, 1993-June 30, 1994; 1994 Leave of Absence; July 1, 1998 withdrawn to another 

denomination. 

Barnett, Robert Wilcox (RM) ..................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Barrick, Robert R. (RAM) ........................................ (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Barrick, Robert W. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1984 West Des 

Moines (Assoc.); 1989 Terril-Langdon; 1994 Kalona, Sharon Center. 

Barrick, William Ernest (RM) .................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Barringer, Kenneth Duane (RM) ................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Barton, Esther R. (FE). .UM Church: 1991 L; 1992 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 Oxford Junction; 1992 Van 

Meter-Booneville. 

Bartruff, Wayne Louis (RM) ...................................... (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Bartz, Harold Verne (RM) ....................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Basye, Ernest Edward (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Batcheler, Dale Edward (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1968 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1968 

School. Iowa: 1969 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.); 1973 Lisbon-Martelle; 1976 West Bend-Mallard; 1984 Iowa City: 

St. Mark's; 1993 Bettendorf, Asbury. 

Bates, Kathryn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D.; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1979 Discontinued; 

1981 (Readmitted) School; 1982 Macksburg-Hebron-Wesely Chapel; Oct. 16, 1983 Waterloo, Linden; 1987 

Anamosa; 1990 Kanawha; 1992 Villisca-Nodaway; 1993 Alden-Popejoy; 1996 Hamburg; June 15, 1997 

appointed Missouri West. 

Batho, Thomas C. (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Battern, John (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Inwood-Lester (School); 1987 

New Hope Parish: Melcher/Dallas-Columbia; 1989 Pierson-Meadow Star; 1997 Leave of absence; 1998 

Sumner. 

Bauer, E. Theodore (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Bauman, Leroy Edward (RM) .................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Beanblossom, Ronald E. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1965 PM & D; 1967 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1965 School. Iowa: 1969 

School; 1970 Department of Philosophy, Northern Illinois University; 1977 Leave of Absence; Sept. 1, 1977 

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Beard, Robert Gene (FE). .(Credentials Recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1990 E; 1995 FM. Iowa: 1988 Brandon- 

Mt. Auburn; 1992 Alta; 1995 Sheffield, First-Chapin; 1998 Villisca-Nodaway. 

Beck, Walter Fred (RM) ..........................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Beebout, John Lee (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Begg, Wendell Robert (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Bell, Beverlee A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School; 1989 Melbourne- 

Rhodes; 1991 Melbourne and Marshalltown, Hope Team Ministry; 1994 Slater-Sheldahl. 

Bell, Kathryn Fraser (FE). .UM Church Iowa: Nov. 1, 1989 L; 1993 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: Nov. 1, 1989 

Shelby-Tennant-Persia; 1991 Shelby-Persia; 1992 Aredale-Bristow; Dec. 25, 1995 to March 3, 1996 Maternity 

leave; March 3, 1996 Aredale-Bristow; September 15 to December 7, 1997 Maternity leave; December 7, 1997 

Aredale-Bristow; 1998 Sioux City, Trimble. 

Bell, Kenneth P. (FE). .UM Church S. IN.: 1979 PM & D. Iowa: 1982 FM & E. S. IN.: 1979 School; June 1, 1980 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1980 Hamburg; 1985 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 1991 Ames, First (Assoc.); 1992 

Cedar Rapids, St. Mark's; 1998 Storm Lake. 

Bell, Robert Michaels (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1964 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1964 School; 1966 Everly. 

Iowa: 1969 Waterloo, St. Paul's; May 1, 1971 Marshalltown, Hope; 1979 Perry; 1987 Brighton United Church; 

1994 Brighton and Richland; 1995 Washington. 

Benjamin, Paul (FE). .(Credentials recognized) Sri Lanka Meth. Church: June 4, 1993 transferred Iowa. UM 

Church Iowa: 1993 AM & E; 1998 FM. Iowa: 1993 Blairstown-Norway; 1995 Burlington, West Hill. 

Bennett, Martha R. (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; 1993 Center Point- 

Alice; 1996 Center Point-Alice-Urbana. 

Bennett, Norman (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: September 1, 1994 Norwood-Pleasant Prairie. 

Bentzinger, Richard A. (RM) .....................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Beranek, James R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 Parkersburg- 

Pleasant Valley; 1997 Pella. 

Berbano, Marcos V., Jr. (RM) .....................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Berlin, Manzel Owen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1984 L; 1986 PM; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 

1978 Oxford; 1980 Corning Parish:Corning-Brooks-Carbon-Carl-Mount Etna (Assoc.); Jan. 1, 1981 Dickens- 

Langdon; 1984 Discontinued Prob.; 1986 Re-elected probationer; September 1, 1986 Muscatine, Musserville- 

Island; 1990 Tiffin; January 1, 1991 Tiffin-New Iowa City Church (SW Side); July 1, 1991 Tiffin. 

Bernard, Walter J., Jr. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 D; 1983 AM. Iowa: 1972 Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. 

Zion; 1975 Waverly, Faith-Warren; 1981 Leon-High Point; 1984 Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman; 1993 Anthon-Rock 

Branch; 1997 Shelby-Persia 

Betsworth, Roger G. (RM). .Meth Church S. CA-AZ: 1961 PM & D; 1963 FM & E. S. CA-AZ: 1961 School; 1962 

Huntington Beach-Winterberg; 1966 Huntington Beach Community; 1969 San Bernadino, St. Paul's; 1971 

Sabbatical Leave; 1972 School. Sept. 1, 1973 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1973 Chaplain Assistant 

Professor, Simpson College; 1979 Chaplain-Associate Professor of Religion, Simpson College; 1986 Professor 

of Religion, Simpson College; 1998 Retired. 

Betsworth, Sharon Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 School; 1995 Mason 

City, First (Assoc.).


Bevel, Henry Jerome (RM). .(A.M.E. Church) UM Church Iowa: 1972 Credentials as FM. Iowa: 1972 Des 

Moines Inner City Parish: Burns-Gatchel-Trinity (Assoc.); 1977 Chaplain, Veterans Administration Hospital; 1981 

Chaplain, Veterans Administration Hospital and Des Moines Inner City Parish: Burns-Gatchel-Trinity (Assoc.); 

1982 Chaplain, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Des Moines; 1994 Superintendent, Council Bluffs 

District; 1998 Retired. 

Biatek, Thomas George (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 L; 1989 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: September 14, 

1988 Clarence; 1993 Fayette; January 1, 1998 appointed Minnesota Conference. 

Bibb, Linda Hansen (FE). .SD: 1991 PM & D. SD: 1991 Dubuque, Faith; July 1, 1992 transferred Iowa. UM 

Church Iowa: 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 Dubuque, Faith; July 1, 1992 School (Dubuque, Faith); 1993 Dubuque, 

Faith; 1994 Dubuque, East Dubuque (Step Out in Faith); 1996 Corwith-Wesley. 

Bibb, Stephen John (FE) UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 Dubuque, Faith; 1996 

Luverne-Livermore. 

Biesemeyer, Roy Alvin (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Biklen, Wayne Michael (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1971 FM; Dec. 5, 1971 E. Iowa: 1969 Harlan- 

Monroe Chapel (Assoc.); 1971 Stuart-Mt. Vernon; 1975 Lake Park; Aug. 15, 1982 Tama-Montour; 1986 Pella; 

Nov. 7, 1989 Leave of Absence; July 1, 1993 Schaller-Arthur. 

Bintz, Warren Aufrecht (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Birchmier, Charles Laverne (RM) ................................ (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Bird, Gary L. (AM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1965 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 L; 1970 D; 1977 AM. S. Ia.: 1965 

Lamoni-Davis City-Pleasanton. Iowa: 1969 Lamoni-Davis City-Pleasanton; 1971 Lamoni-Davis City-Decatur; 

1976 Everly-Spencer, Zion; Jan. 7, 1982 Adair-New Bethel-Casey; 1985 Early; Aug. 15, 1988 Gowrie-Callendar; 

July 31, 1996 Gowrie. 

Bird, Hugh Sidney (RM) ......................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Birtcher, Beverly Jean Ingham (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1993 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: Dec., 1992 

Chariton, Christ-Norwood-Pleasant Prairie; 1994 Fremont-Cedar; 1997 Hope Parish, Dawson-Cooper. 

Bishop, Cloyd Junior (RM) ...................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Bissett, John G. (RM) ............................................ (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Bissinger, Donald C. (RM) ....................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Bittner, Carolyn (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center. 

Blackburn, Leila (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D. Iowa: 1992 School; 1993 Clarence; 1994 Leave of 

Absence; 1996 Heartland U.M. Parish, Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton (Assoc.); 1998 (Discontinued 

probationer, reinstated local pastor) Heartland U.M. Parish, Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton (Assoc.). 

Blank, Rose Marie (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 Coggon Yoke (UM-D); 1994 

Boone, First (Assoc.). 

Blix, Ron G. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 D; 1980 PM; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: Jan. 1, 1975 New Market-Siam- 

Maple Grove; 1978 Guttenberg; 1980 School (Guttenberg); 1983 Altoona; 1984 Council Bluffs, Salem; 1989 

Cedar Rapids, (New United Methodist Church); 1990 Cedar Rapids, Christ Community; 1995 Carroll; 1996 

Dysart. 

Boatman, Richard (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Reinbeck; 1997 

Reinbeck (School). 

Bogue, Donald Alan (FE). .UM Church S. Ill.: 1969 PM & D; 1971 FM & E. S. Ill.: 1969 School; 1970 Madison. 

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Jan. 1, 1974 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Jan. 1, 1974 Sioux City, Riverside; 1979 Jesup-Raymond; 1980 Jesup; 1992 

West Bend-Mallard. 

Bonath, Harold Dean (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1959 PM & D; 1962 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1959 Giard-Farmersburg; 

1961 Melvin; Sept. 1, 1965 Chaplain, US Air Force. Iowa: 1969 Chaplain, US Air Force; July 1, 1991 appointed 

to Northwest Texas Conference; Aug. 16, 1992 appointed to attend school; 1993 Chaplain, Southwest Texas 

Methodist Hospital; 1998 Retired. 

Boom, Elmer Charles (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Borg, Jeffrey A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; Sept. 1, 1988 

Springville; Aug. 20, 1990 Campus Minister, United Campus Ministry, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, 

Colorado; Aug. 1, 1993 Leave of Absence; 1994 Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, University of Washington 

at Seattle; 1995 School; November 1, 1997 serving other denomination (Fort Collins, Mennonite Fellowship). 

Bousfield, Paul Gene (RM) .......................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Bowman, Susan J. (FE). .E. Ohio: 1997 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1997 Des Moines, First. 

Boysen, Joseph P. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: L; 1989 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 Danbury; 1989 Schaller- 

Arthur; 1993 Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman. 

Bradford, Jackie L. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Elliott-Pilot Grove. 

Bradshaw, Marjorie Maxine Wilder (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 Burt-Good 

Hope; Jan. 15, 1994 Pleasantville. 

Brent, Arthur E. (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Brighton, George Wayne (RM) ...................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Brockmeyer, Lloyd Edward (RM). .Meth Church NK: May 22, 1955 PM & D. N. Ia.: 1957 FM & E. N. Ia.: May 

22, 1955 (transfer) School; 1957 Bennett-South Bethel; 1960 St. Ansgar-Little Cedar; 1966 Newell-Varina. Iowa: 

1969 Newell-Varina; 1972 Victor-Guernsey; 1976 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's (Assoc.); 1998 Retired. 

Brockmeyer, Myron William (RM) ................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Carroll Dale (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1961 PM & D; 1963 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1961 School; 1962 Van Wert- 

Weldon; 1963 Council Bluffs, St. Mark's-Hazel Dell; 1965 Council Bluffs, St. Mark's; 1968 Mitchellville-Santiago. 

Iowa: 1969 Mitchellville-Santiago; 1974 Pocahontas; 1978 Monona-Giard; 1984 Oelwein-Hazelton Cooperative 

Parish; 1986 Oelwein; 1992 Cedar Rapids, Salem. 

Brown, Frederick E. (RAM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Helen (RLP) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Jerry D. (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1958 PM & D; 1962 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1956 Lone Tree-Sharon; Feb. 

1964 New Sharon-Taintor. Iowa: 1969 Albia, First-Otterbein; 1971 Albia, Trinity; 1980 Spencer, Grace; 1988 

Newton, First; 1998 Retired. 

Brown, Marlene (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 LP. Iowa: Dec. 1, 1991 Woolstock-Duncombe-Vincent; 

1996 Town & Country Parish, Leon-High Point-Van Wert-Weldon. 

Brown, Preston Condrey (RM) ...................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Brunk, J. Elmer Jr. (RM) .........................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Bryant, H. Burr (PM). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1992 LP; 1995 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 28, 1992 Fairfax-Walford; 

Jan. 1, 1996 Clover Ridge (Fairfax-Walford); 1998 Montezuma.


Bryant, Herbert Leo (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Buchanan, Marilyn R. Asplund (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D. 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1982 

Gilman; 1983 Webster City, Asbury (Assoc.)-Kamrar; 1986 Van Meter-Booneville; 1990 School; Aug. 15, 1994 

Associate Director/Campus Ministries, Wesley Foundation, University of Iowa; August 1, 1997 Interim Campus 

Minister, United Campus Ministry, University of Iowa; 1998 Cedar Rapids, Bertram-Buffalo. 

Bunyi, Judith Mateo (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Buck Creek-Delhi; Oct. 

15, 1995 Leave of absence; Dec. 19, 1995 Buck Creek-Delhi; June 1, 1997 appointed Philippines Central; 1998 

Director, Small Group Ministries, General Board of Discipleship, Nashville, Tenn. 

Burham, Everett K. (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Burket, Don William (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1980 Cherokee 

(Assoc.); 1981 Ross-Gray; 1986 Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley; 1988 Aredale-Bristow; 1992 Webb-Gillett Grove- 

Dickens; 1997 Beaman-Albion. 

Burkhart, John Robert (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 PM & D; 1975 FM & E. Iowa: 1971 School; 1974 Keokuk, 

Emmanual-Sandusky; 1978 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.); 1983 Eldridge; 1987 Indianola, First; Feb. 1, 1993 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop. 

Burks, Debra M. (PM). .North Georgia: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1998 Waterloo, Jubilee. 

Burnett, Janice Ruth (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1986 appointed 

to Missouri West Conference; 1987 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.); 1990 Sergeant Bluff; 1994 Tama Living Faith 

(Tama, Montour). 

Burnett, Russ Leonard (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1986 Chaplain, 

John Knox Village Retirement Community; 1987 Chaplain Western Home, Cedar Falls; 1990 Sioux City, 

Riverside; Jan. 1, 1991 Leave of Absence; 1992 Seney; 1994 Gilman; 1995 Colo. 

Burns, Frederick A., Jr. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 Gilman; 1989 School; 

Sept. 1, 1990 Bussey-Hamilton; Oct. 1, 1991 Chaplain, Des Moines General Hospital; 1993 Leave of Absence; 

Oct. 18, 1993 Chaplain, Des Moines General Hospital; April 18, 1994 Director of Pastoral Services, Des Moines 

General Hospital; Jan. 2, 1996 Director, Pastoral Care, Truman Medical Center East, Kansas City, Missouri. 

Burroughs, Wendell Lynn (RM) .................................. (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Burrow, Jerry (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 (Reinstated local pastor) Rowley-North Linn-Silver 

Creek. 

*Butler, Charles Owen (RM). .Meth Church N. Alabama: 1950 PM & D. Meth. Church Central America Prov.: 

1953 FM & E. N. Alabama: 1950 St. Andrews; 1952 Missionary to Panama. Alabama-W. Florida: 1978 Elmore- 

Deatsville. June 1, 1982, transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1982 Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril-Mt. Sterling; 1986 

Fenton-Burt-Cylinder; 1988 Fenton-Cylinder; 1991 Retired; September 1, 1997 transferred Minnesota. 

Butler, Elliott III (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: 1997 Afton-Jerusalem. 

Butler, Linda M. (FE) . . N. New Jersey: July 1, 1994 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 School 

(CPE); 1995 Nashua-Republic. 

*Butler, Marilyn (RAM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1986 AM & D. Iowa: 1982 Pulaski-Troy; 1986 Fenton-Burt-Cylinder; 

1988 Retired; September 1, 1997 transferred Minnesota. 

Butler, Robert Deo (RM)(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Butts, Harold Dean (RM) ......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Caldwell, Alva R. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1967 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1964 Varina- 

Bradgate; 1967 School. Iowa: 1969 School; Sept. 1, 1969 Reference Acquisition Librarian, Garrett Theological 

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Seminary; 1977 Assistant Librarian and Director of Reader Services, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary; 

1980 Librarian, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. 

Caldwell, Gregory Gordon (RM) ..................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Caldwell, John Matthew (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Vinton, Stewart 

Memorial-Urbana; 1984 Packwood (UM-D Yoke); October 4, 1985 Corning Parish (Assoc.); 1987 appointed to 

Kansas East Conference; 1990 School. 

Calhoun, Leslie H. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 D & AM. Iowa: 1977 Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston; 1982 

George-Doon Congregational; Mar. 13, 1983 Arnold's Park-Montgomery; 1984 Davenport, Faith; 1992 Lenox- 

Mercer Center; 1994 Manson. 

Call, Allen Dean (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1962 AS; 1964 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. N. Ia.: Sept. 9, 1962 to June 

20, 1963 Harcourt; 1964 School; 1966 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.); 

1970 Davenport, Christ; 1976 Manly-Bolan; 1987 Jefferson; 1993 Jefferson- Grand Junction; 1995 Sioux City, 

First. 

Callen, Donald Overton (RM). .Meth Church R-MT: June 13, 1964 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. R-Mt: 1964 School. 

N. Ia.: June 17, 1966 St. Ansgar-Little Cedar. Iowa: 1969 St. Ansgar-Little Cedar; 1972 Keota-Bethel; 1973 

Keota-Bethel (UM-UP Yoke); 1977 Eagle Grove; 1983 Storm Lake; 1988 Superintendent, Sioux City District; 

1994 Ottumwa, Willard Street; 1998 Retired. 

Camarin, Pacifico Jr. (FE) . .United Church of Christ of the Philipines: 1983 Schaller-Arthur; June 1, 1985 

transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1985 Camanche; 1990 Fremont-Cedar; 1994 Williams-Ellis. 

Camarin, Priscilla J. (AM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1993 AM & D. Iowa: 1993 Deep River (United Church of Deep 

River); 1994 Radcliffe-Ellsworth. 

Campbell, Donald LeRoy (RM) ...................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Campbell, Dora Dalli (RM) .......................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Campbell, James A. (FE). .UM Church R-MT: 1972 PM & D. Iowa: 1974 FM & E. R-MT: 1972 School. June 8, 

1973 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1973 Monmouth-Baldwin; 1975 Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson-Hastings- 

Henderson-Wesley Chapel; 1977 Storm Lake (Assoc.); 1980 Dunlap-Dow City; 1986 Davenport, Christ; 1990 

General Board of Global Ministries, Alaska Missionary Conference. 

Campbell, Steven Wayne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 School; 1996 

Waukon-Forest Mills. 

Cannaday, Kenneth David (RM) ..................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Caole, Florentino, Jr. (FE). .Central Luzon Philippines: July 1, 1994 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1994 Malvern-Strahan; 

1998 School. 

Carlson, (Glynn) Betty Kay (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Indianola, Center 

Chapel-Farmer's Chapel; 1988 Leave of Absence; 1992 Spiritual Director, Hidden Spring Ministries. 

Carlson, Donald G. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1987 Ira Union (UM-D); 1988 Collins- 

Loring; 1990 Not appointed; May 1, 1991 Ira Union; 1991 Ira Community Church; January 1, 1993 Hopkins 

Grove; August 1, 1994 Stuart-Mt. Vernon. 

Carlson, Lanny Roy (FE). .UM Church Texas: 1969 PM & D; 1972 FM & E. Texas: 1969 School; 1971 Avinger- 

Mims Chapel; Dec. 2, 1973 Somerville-Lyons; Jan. 1, 1975 Hardin-Baston; Oct. 1, 1978 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 

Oct. 1, 1978 Riceville-McIntire; 1986 Lehigh-Otho; 1995 Odebolt. 

*Carpenter, Bryan George (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D. Iowa: 1994 Granger; 1997 Leave of 

absence; 1998 Discontinued probationary member.


Carsner, Thomas G. (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Riverside; April 15, 1988 

Honorable Location; 1992 (Readmitted) Intermittent Staff Chaplain, VA Medical Center, Iowa City. 

Carter, Brian Edward (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 PM & D; 1973 FM & E. Iowa: 1971 Clinton, Lyons; Aug. 15, 

1974 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.); 1978 Sioux City, Rustin Avenue; 1982 Des Moines, Inner City Parish: Burns- 

Gatchel-Trinity; 1984 Des Moines Inner City Parish: Gatchel-Trinity; 1991 Des Moines, Trinity; 1992 Montezuma; 

1997 Webster City, Faith-Kamrar. 

Carver, Donald Lee (RM) ........................................ (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Carver, Rebecca Sue Campney (FE). .Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School (Moulton); 

1987 Mitchellville-Santiago; 1990 School; 1992 Director/Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, University of 

Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls; 1996 Family Leave; September 15, 1996 serving other denomination (First 

Presbyterian, Mount Pleasant); 1998 Prairie View. 

Carver, Thomas Lee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1985 Toledo, 

Otterbein-Fairview; 1990 Cedar Rapids, Shueyville; 1991 Shueyville. 

Caspers, Donald T. (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Cass, Edward Jackley (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Cates, Sharon E. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 FD. Iowa: 1998 Director, Senior Helpmate Program of Lutheran 

Social Services of Iowa, Sioux City. (See Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record). 

Ceynar, Marvin Emil (RM) ....................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Chang, Keun Sung (FE). .South Seoul: July 1, 1996 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1996 Ames, Korean. 

*Chelf, Todd (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: September 1, 1996 Oxford Junction; 1998 Discontinued 

local pastor. 

Cheong, Seong-Bae (FE). .South Seoul: July 1, 1996 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1996 Iowa City, Korean. 

Cho, Tae Joon (FE). .UM Church Pacific and Southwest: 1984 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1990 FM & E. July 1, 

1985 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1985 Ames, Korean; Jan. 1, 1989 Des Moines, Korean; 1995 appointed South Indiana. 

Christian, Clark C. (FE). .UM Church NB: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. June 7, 1985 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1985 

Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale; 1989 Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens; 1992 Osage; 1997 Parkersburg-Pleasant 

Valley; 1998 Corning. 

Christopher, Dianne B. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD; 1998 L. Iowa: 1996 Marshalltown, Grace. (See 

Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Church, Dale Walter (RM) ....................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Churchman, L. Duane (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1957 PM & D; 1959 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1957 School; 1959 Keota; 

May, 1962 Newton, St. Luke; 1964 Newton, St. Luke-Ira; 1965 Carlisle. Iowa: 1969 Carlisle; Jan. 1, 1970 Des 

Moines, Wesley; 1978 Fort Madison, First; 1985 Waverly, Trinity; 1989 Sioux City, First; 1995 Osceola; 1997 

Retired. 

Cico, Warren (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Cumberland-Pine Grove. 

Clapper, Gregory S. (FE). .UM Church N. Ill.: 1978 PM & D. N. Georgia: 1987 FM & E. N. Ill.: 1982 School. N. 

Ga.: July 1, 1985 Westmar College; July 1, 1991 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1991 Waverly, Trinity; August 1, 1994 

Associate Professor in the Chapman-Benson Chair of Christian Faith and Philosophy, Huntingdon College, 

Montgomery, Al. 

Clark, David J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1990 Paton; 1991 Des 

Moines, Grace (Assoc.); 1996 Carroll. 

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Clark, Kathleen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1986 Orient-(Hill of 

Zion UCC Yoke); May 1, 1988 Commissioned Missionary, Church and Community Worker, Board of Global 

Ministries; Dec. 1, 1991 Executive Secretary, Office of Church & Community Ministries, General Board of Global 

Ministries. 

Clark, M. Wayne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. Iowa: 1971 School; 1973 Spencer, Grace 

(Assoc.); 1976 Clarence-Rochester; 1979 School; 1981 Sidney-Thurman; Aug. 15, 1983 Samaritan Counseling 

Center, Zanesville, Ohio; 1986 Creston; 1991 Superintendent, Dubuque District; 1997 Des Moines, Immanuel; 

February 1, 1998 Executive Director, Samaritan Counseling Centers of the Midlands, Omaha, Nebraska. 

Clark, Richard Lee (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1964 PM. UM Church Iowa: 1969 FM & E. Ia.: 1964 School. Iowa: 

1969 Clinton, Trinity; 1972 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.); 1973 Colfax-Ira; 1977 Mason City, Grace; 1984 Mount 

Union-Morning Sun-Wesley Chapel; 1987 Eldridge; 1998 Cedar Falls, St. Timothy’s. 

Clark, Thomas Allan (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 L; 1993 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 5, 1990 Libertyville, Faith- 

Batavia; 1995 Newell-Varina. 

Clawson, Kenneth Irvin (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Cleair, Marvin D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 Epworth-Farley; 1980 School 

(Epworth-Farley); 1982 Quimby-Washta; 1987 Manly-Bolan; 1994 Waterloo, Kimball Ave. 

Clevenger, Edward G. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: L; 1990 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Cumberland-Pine 

Grove; 1990 Hansell-West Fork; 1998 Council Bluffs, Fifth Avenue. 

Clinton, Philip Leslie (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Sheldahl- 

Slater; Sept. 1, 1980 Director of Alumni Affairs, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH; 1981 Janesville; 1984 High School 

Head, The Canterbury School of Fort Wayne, Indiana; July 1, 1987 Headmaster, Forrest Ridge Academy, 

Hammond, Indiana; 1989 Director of College Counseling Cairo American College, Cairo, Egypt; 1997 Director 

of College Counseling, Woodberry Forest School, Woodberry Forest, Virginia; 1998 Principal of the Upper 

Elementary/Middle School for the Anglo-American School of Moscow. 

Cocke A. Robert, Jr. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 D. Orders recognized from other denomination; 1979 AM. 

Iowa: 1975 Archer; 1981 Delmar-Elwood-Charlotte; July 1, 1984 Keota Yoke (UM-UP)-Bethel; 1990 Keota Yoke 

(UM-PCUSA)-Bethel; 1997 Keota United Church of Faith-Bethel. 

Colburn, Donald Luverne (RM) ...................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Cole, James Preston, Jr. (RM) ...................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Collins, Lee Roy (RM) ............................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Collins, Mark A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 Springville; 1993 Amish Circuit, 

Champion Hill-Franklin-Pleasant Hill; 1997 Leave of absence. 

Collogan, Doresa (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1993 Fort Dodge, 

First (Assoc.); 1995 Sioux City, First (Assoc.); 1998 Gladbrook. 

Colorado, Bernabe M. (FE). .UM Church Philippines: 1972 PM; 1973 D; 1976 FM; 1977 E. PHIL.: 1972 School; 

1973-84 served Philippine Churches; 1984 British Methodist Church, England; August 15, 1990 transfer Iowa. 

Iowa: July 16, 1989 Marathon-Rembrandt; 1994 Des Moines, Union Park. 

Connor, Robert L. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1981 AM. Iowa: 1977 Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux; 1982 

Libertyville, Faith (Golden Valley Camp, Program Director); Dec. 31, 1983 Libertyville, Faith-Batavia; January 

15, 1987 Davenport, Grace; 1993 Swea City; 1998 Dumont-Aredale-Bristow. 

Connors, Thomas A. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1992 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux; 

1997 Buck Creek-Delhi; 1998 Delhi-Buck Creek. 

Conrad, Larry Wayne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 Hopkins


Grove-Polk City; 1990 Polk City-Hopkins Grove; January 1, 1993 Polk City; November 11, 1996 Pastoral Care, 

Mercy Hospital, Des Moines. 

Cook, George Clive (RM) ........................................ (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Cook, Robert Dean (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 Corydon Parish (Assoc.); 

1976 Calmar-Waucoma Federated; 1978 Grand Junction; 1984 Des Moines, New Hope; 1997 Mount Pleasant. 

*Coon, Christian Trevor (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1997 School; July 1, 1998 transferred 

Northern Illinois. 

Coon, Dennis Robert (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L; 1993 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 Faith 

Parish: Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton-Summit (Assoc.); 1993 Faith Parish, Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton- 

Summit (Assoc.) and School; 1994 Prairie View; 1998 Des Moines, First (Assoc.) and Des Moines, Trinity. 

Cooper, Robert (FE). .Kansas East: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1998 Faith Parish, Farragut-Locust 

Grove-Riverton-Summit. 

Corley, Jennifer C. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L; 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1997 Faith United Parish, Cincinnati- 

Jerome-Unionville. 

Cornish, John D. (RM) ........................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Cotten, William L. (RM). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Keokuk, Emmanuel- 

Melrose; 1991 Keokuk, Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky; Nov. 1, 1993 Bettendorf, Broadview; 1995 Peterson- 

Royal; 1998 Retired. 

Cotton, William Dean (FE). .Meth Church N-TX: June 5, 1959 PM & D; 1961 FM & E. N-TX: 1959 Terrell, Asbury. 

N. Ia.: June 18, 1961 Colesburg-Zion-Immanuel; 1965 Cedar Rapids, Asbury. Iowa: 1969 Cedar Rapids, Asbury; 

Jan. 1, 1970 Executive Secretary, Human Rights Commission, Cedar Rapids; 1973 Dayton-Harcourt; 1977 

Emmetsburg; 1983 Superintendent, Creston District; 1989 Des Moines, Grace. 

Cowell, Charles Ellwood, Jr. (RM)(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Cowherd, Holman (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Crandall, Robert Steven (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1971 FM; Nov. 7, 1971 E. Iowa: 1969 School; 

1970 Storm Lake (Assoc.); 1972 Eldridge; 1976 Sioux City, Whitfield; 1979 Sibley; 1984 Des Moines, Fort Des 

Moines; 1993 Executive Director, Bidwell-Riverside Center; 1995 Executive Director, Bidwell-Riverside Center 

and Des Moines, Maple Grove. 

Cree-Anthony, Melinda Renee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1987 

Northboro-Blanchard; 1990 Malcom-Sheridan Yoke (UM-PCUSA); 1992 Malcom-Sheridan; 1993 Chaplain 

Residency, Iowa Methodist Medical Center; Nov. 1, 1995 Fontanelle-Highland. 

Cressman, Frederick R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 LP; 1992 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Cedar 

Rapids, Christ Community (Assoc.); January 1, 1992 New Life; 1992 Jesup. 

Cripps, Floyd Ernest (RM) ....................................... (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Cross, Neil Harold (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School; 1976 Mt. Pleasant, 

First (Assoc.); 1981 Farnhamville Yoke (UM-UCC)-Somers; 1986 Sibley; Feb. 1, 1990 Pella; 1997 Des Moines, 

New Hope. 

Crossett, Gene, Jr. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1968 Local Preacher. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1971 PM & D; 

1977 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1968 Pekin-Pleasant Grove. Iowa: 1969 Jefferson County Parish: Bethesda-Fairfield- 

Libertyville-Mt. Zion-Pleasant Grove (Assoc.); 1970 Not appointed; 1971 School; 1974 Marion (Assoc.); 1979 

Hawkeye-Alpha-Union; 1983 Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale; 1989 appointed to Nebraska Conference; 

March 1, 1994 Leave of absence; 1994 Sabbatical; 1995 Executive Director, ChurchGraf Research, Inc., Council 

Bluffs; 1996 Executive Director, ChurchGraf Research, Inc. 

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Crosswhite, John D. (RAM). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 D & AM. Iowa: 1977 Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson- 

Hastings-Henderson-Wesley Chapel; 1983 Buck Creek-Delhi; Nov. 8, 1987 Kingsley; 1998 Retired. 

Crow, David Wesley (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Williams- 

Ellis; 1986 Conrad; 1996 Emmetsburg. 

Crum, Robert A. (RM) ...........................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Crummer, Kim A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: L; 1991 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Epworth; 1991 School 

(Epworth); Jan. 1, 1992 Mt. Pleasant (Assoc.); 1995 Faith United Parish, Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Unionville; 

1997 Spencer (Assoc.). 

Cue, Douglas Craig (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School; 1989 Silver Creek- 

Hancock; 1994 Garwin-Pleasant Hill-Garwin Disciples; January 11, 1998 Garwin-Garwin Disciples. 

Culbertson, Robert D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Boone, 

First (Assoc.); 1980 Boone, First (Assoc.)-Marion Street; 1981 Dallas Center; 1990 Urbandale, Aldersgate 

(Assoc.); Jan. 1, 1993 Des Moines Skywalk Ministry. 

Cumings, Robert Michael (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1975 FM; Sept. 4, 1975 E. Iowa: 1969 School; 

1972 Batavia-Eldon; Nov. 1, 1976 Webb-Gillett Grove; 1982 Spencer, Grace (Assoc.); 1988 Leon-High Point; 

Dec. 29, 1991 Leon-High Point-Van Wert-Weldon; 1996 Manly-Bolan. 

Cunningham, Samuel Willard (RM) ...............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Curl, Charles E. (FE). .UM Church OK: 1970 PM & D. Iowa: 1973 FM; Oct. 28, 1973 E; 1990 L; 1991 Readmitted 

FM. OK: Jan.-June 1969 Fairfax-Skedee; 1969 School. May 26, 1972 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1972 Randolph- 

Tabor; 1978 Stuart-Mount Vernon; 1984 Sioux City, Grace (Assoc.); 1987 Surrender of ministerial office; 1990 

Manning; 1994 Fort Madison, First. 

Curtis, Carlin Frederick (RM) ....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Custer, Chester Eugene (RM) ....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Cutler, Jamie (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L; 1998 PE. Iowa: 1997 Dubuque, Center Grove-Rockdale; 1998 

Dubuque, Center Grove-Rockdale/Chaplain, Hillcrest Family Services/Bethany Home. 

Dadisman, Jeffrey M. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 Charter 

Oak-Deloit-Ute; 1992 Griswold. 

Dagit, Robert James (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D. 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 Nemaha; 1984 School; 

1985 Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center; 1992 Oelwein; 1998 Oelwein-Hazleton. 

Dahlin, Jani Grismer (FE). .UM Church S. Ind.: July 1, 1994 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 

Hope Parish, Bagley-Yale-Jamaica; 1997 Sanborn-Melvin. 

Dahlin, Jeffrey A. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D. Iowa: 1993 School; 1994 Hope Parish, Panora- 

Linden-Prairie Center; 1997 Sheldon (Assoc.). 

Dailey, David C. (RM). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1982 Dubuque, Faith- 

Asbury; 1985 Sioux City, Trimble; Aug. 1, 1990 Fort Madison, First; 1994 Iowa Falls; 1998 Retired. 

Dale, James Sheldon (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D. N. Ia.: 1967 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1963 School. N. Ia.: 

June 15, 1966 Greeley; 1968 Rudd. Iowa: 1969 Rudd; 1972 Fayette; 1978 Sabbatical Leave; 1979 Bedford- 

Gravity; 1984 Shenandoah (Co-pastor); 1988 Decorah. 

Dancel, Jose A. (FE). .Meth Church Phil.: 1964 PM; 1966 FM & E. Phil.: 1962 School; 1957 Roxas, Oriental 

Mindoro, Phil; 1963 San Francisco del Monte, Quezon City; 1966 Taal Bocaue Bulacan; 1970 District 

Superintendent Southwest Provisional Annual Conference; 1973 First, Tangos Metro Manila; 1976 San Juan 

Metro Manila; 1978 Good Samaritan Metro Manila; 1981 St. Paul, Tondo Manila; 1983 St. Peter, Navotas Metro


Manila; 1985 Chaplain, Mary Johnston Hospital, Tondo Manila; June 15, 1988 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1988 

Arnold's Park-Fostoria; 1989 Adair-Casey; 1992 Keswick-Thornburg-Webster; July 23, 1994 Disability leave. 

Danforth, Kathleen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Richland-Ollie; 1986 

Eddyville; 1990 Eddyville and Kirkville; 1992 Chaplaincy Residency, Iowa Methodist Medical Center; 1995 Fort 

Dodge, Epworth; 1998 Leave of absence. 

Daniel, Christopher J. (FE). .(Credentials recognized from British Methodist Church, Sri Lanka). Iowa: Sept. 

1, 1980 Douds-Lebanon-Selma; Received by transfer March 4, 1983 PM and FM, July 25, 1984; 1986 Ames, 

Calvary. 

Daniel, Jennifer E. (FE). .UM Church Holston: 1992 D. Holston: July 1, 1993 transfer Iowa. UM Church Iowa: 

1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 Leave of Absence; Sept. 1, 1993 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.). 

Daniel, Wesley Samuel Kirubakaran (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 

1987 Ames, Calvary (Assoc.); March 5, 1990 Program Consultant, Conference Council on Ministries; 1996 

Spencer. 

Darlington, John William (RM) ................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Darter, Sarah Lynne (FE). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1995 

Adair-Casey. 

Dass, Emmanuel R. (FE). .(Credentials Recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. 1974 

Associate Chaplain, Murray College, Sialkot, Pakistan; Associate Professor, Murray College, Pakistan; Summer 

1978 Associate minister, Batangas Church of Christ, Philippines; 1986 Asian American Church, Dallas, Texas; 

1987 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1988 Everly-Spencer, Zion; 1991 Clarinda, First; 1998 Newton, First. 

Davidson, James A. (RAM) ...................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Davis, Bob Dean (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1965 PM & D. UM Church Iowa 1969: FM & Elected E.; Nov. 25, 

1969 E. KY: 1961 Neals Creek; 1962 Brodhead. S. Ia.: Oct. 1963 Delta-Bethel; 1966 Russell-Bethel (EUB); 

1967 School. N. Ia.: 1968 Alden-Popejoy. Iowa: 1969 Alden-Popejoy; 1977 Cherokee; 1986 Merrill-Adaville, 

First; 1988 Shenandoah; 1993 Des Moines, St. John’s. 

Davis, Chester L. (RM) .......................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Davis, James R. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: 1997 Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth. 

Davis, Trevor (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 Corydon Parish: Corydon- 

Millerton-Sewal-New Zion (Assoc.); 1982 Kellogg-Bethel-Pleasant View; 1986 Fort Dodge, Riverside; 1989 

Moravia, Grace; 1997 Burlington, Grace. 

Davison, Timmon W. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1975 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 School; 1974 Atlantic- 

Buck Creek-Marne (Asoc.); 1977 School; Mar. 1, 1978 Staff Chaplain, Veterans Administration Hospital, 

Memphis, TN; Jan. 1., 1984 Chief Chaplain, Veterans Administration Medical Center, Iowa City. 

Dawes, Delbert Harrison (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1960 AS; 1961 PM & D; 1964 FM; Nov. 19,1964 E. N. Ia.: 

June 16-Sept. 16, 1960 Mallard-Curlew; 1961 School; 1962 Plainfield; Sept. 1, 1965 Melvin; 1968 Elgin-Illyria. 

Iowa: 1969 Elgin-Illyria; 1970 Elgin-Illyria (Federated); 1975 Maquoketa; 1985 Charles City; 1993 Des Moines, 

First; 1997 Grinnell. 

Dawes, Gilbert Horine (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: June 19, 1957 PM; 1958 D; 1959 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1957 School; 

1963 Missionary to Argentina. Iowa: 1969 Missionary to Argentina; 1971 Camanche; 1981 Cedar Rapids, Faith- 

Buffalo; Sept. 1, 1991 Organizer-Trainer for Renewing Rural Iowa Project, Prairie Fire; 1994 Director of 

Renewing Rural Iowa, Prairie Fire Rural Action; Dec. 1, 1994 Director of Renewing Rural Iowa, Prairie Fire Rural 

Action and Des Moines, Hispanic Congregation; October 2, 1998 Retire. 

Dawes, Harrison Griffin (RM) .................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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Daylong, William B. (FE). .(Cred. Recog. American Baptist) UM Church Iowa: 1991 E; 1994 FM. Iowa: March 

1, 1990 Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne; April 1, 1992 Staff Chaplain, St. Luke's Gordon Recovery Centers, Sioux City; 

Sept. 1, 1994 Cherokee Mental Health Institute, Chaplain-Educator; 1995 Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan; 1998 

Brooklyn. 

Dean, Robert Wesley (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D.; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1981 Boone, 

First (Assoc.); 1985 Evansdale-Raymond; 1992 Iowa City, First (Assoc). 

Dearchs, Karen Groe (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Epworth-Farley; 1984 

School; 1985 State Center-Minerva; October 15, 1990 Hornick-Smithland-Rodney Yoke (UM-UCC); 1996 

Renwick-Goldfield. 

Deaver, Leonard Everett (RM) ...................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

De Boef, Clarence (FE). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 

Kirkville; 1984 Wyoming; 1987 School (Wyoming); December 15, 1987 School (Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth); 

1988 Center Point-Alice and school; 1990 Center Point-Alice; 1993 DeWitt. 

Dee, Richard S. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1975 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 School; 1974 Council Bluffs, 

Fifth Avenue; 1984 Sheldon; 1988 Urbandale, Aldersgate; 1993 Pocahontas; 1995 Pocahontas-Havelock- 

Plover Blend; Jan. 1, 1996 Hope Parish (Pocahontas-Havelock-Plover). 

DeGeest, Gary Wayne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 Hornick-Smithland- 

Rodney Yoke; August 15, 1990 Sioux City, Trimble; 1996 Chariton. 

Dellit, Harold Weber (RM) ........................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Dendler, James W. (RM) .........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Den Hartog, George Washington (RM) ...........................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Dennert, Robert Adriel, Jr. (RM) .................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

DeVance, Celestyne (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Waterloo, Jubliee; 

1998 Belmond. 

DeVance, Curtis (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa Sept. 1, 1995 Waterloo, Jubilee; 1998 

Klemme-Goodell. 

Detwiler, Susan Elizabeth (FE). .UM Church N. Ill: 1983 PM & D; UM Church Iowa: 1989 FM & E. N. IL.: 

January 1, 1982 Eastside; 1982 Amboy United First; July 1, 1985 Leave of Absence; January 1, 1986 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1985 Stanwood Union (UM-UP); 1989 Stanwood Union (UM-UP)-Olin, St. Paul's; 1990 

School; 1995 Leave of absence; 1997 Kanawha. 

Deweber, Judy Anne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: July 22, 1985 Webb-Gillett 

Grove; 1989 Tabor-Randolph; 1993 Elgin-Illyria Community; 1997 Agency-Eldon. 

Dicks, Philip Duane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Sioux City, 

Trimble; 1985 Davenport, Grace; Nov. 1, 1986 Des Moines, First; 1990 Lake Okoboji Camp, Executive Director; 

December 15, 1996 Chaplain, Snow Mountain Ranch-YMCA of the Rockies, Winter Park, Colorado. 

Dietterich, Inagrace Thoms (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1983 

Leave of Absence; Jan. 1, 1986 Associate Director of Theology Research Center for Parish Development; 1989 

Director of Theological Research, Center for Parish Development, Chicago, Illinois. 

Dietterich, Paul M. (RM). .Meth Church W-NY: 1951 PM; 1952 D; 1953 FM & E. W-NY: 1951 School. S. Ia.: 

1957 Wellman; 1963 Carroll; 1966 Director, Church Center, United Nations. Iowa: 1969 Director, Church 

Center, United Nations; Sept. 1, 1971 Center for Parish Development, Naperville, Ill.; 1979 Director, Center for 

Parish Development, Chicago, Illinois; 1998 Retired.


Dilley, Russell D. (FE). .Meth Church N. IN.: 1955 PM; 1959 FM & E. N. IN: 1955 Marion, Trinity; 1958 Marion, 

Trinity-Home Park; 1960 transferred Bolivia. Bolivia: 1960 American Institute-Union Church, Cochabambay; 

1965 transferred South Dakota. SD: 1965 Sioux Falls, First; 1968 Administrative Assistant to Bishop; 1980 

transferred North Dakota. ND: 1980 Western District Superintendent; 1985 Bismarck, McCabe. Iowa: 1986 

Humboldt; February 1, 1987 transferred Iowa; 1988 Humboldt/Rutland; 1990 Faith: Humboldt-Rutland-Gilmore 

City-Bradgate; 1993 Humboldt Faith, Rutland-Gilmore City-Bradgate. 

Dimmlich, Walter Fritz (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Dinnen, Barbara (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Des Moines, Immanuel (Assoc.). 

Disburg, Jon A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 School; 1987 appointed to 

Southern New England Conference; 1988 Grimes; 1991 Bloomfield; 1993 Bloomfield-West Grove-Drakesville 

Team Ministry; 1997 Des Moines, First (Assoc.); 1998 West Des Moines, Valley. 

Disburg, Leila (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1993 Bloomfield-West 

Grove-Drakesville Team Ministry; 1997 Granger. 

Dobbins, Gary H. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1975 D; 1978 AM. Iowa: 1969 Ladora-Ohio-Koszta; Sept. 

1, 1972 Olin, St. Paul's-Morley, Forest; 1978 Moravia, Grace; 1983 Sigourney; 1988 Monona-Giard; 1998 Cedar 

Rapids, Sharon. 

Dodder, Robert T. (RM) .......................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Dodge, Robert Dean (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1978 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School; 1977 Rockwell- 

Swaledale; 1997 Britt. 

Dolf, Gerald R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 appointed to Southern New 

England; 1993 Director, Urban Ministry for Greater Waterloo; 1995 Director, Urban Ministry and Waterloo, 

Calvary; July 1, 1997 Director, Urban Ministry, Inc./Waterloo, Calvary/Evansdale-Raymond. 

Doraisingh, David Prabhakaran (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 Muscatine, 

Sweetland; 1997 Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens. 

Dorgan, Karen S. (PM). .UM Church: L; 1993 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Coin-Norwich; 1993 Muscatine, 

Sweetland; May 1, 1994 Leave of absence; July 1, 1997 (retroactive) Disability leave. 

Doser, Raymond E. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 L; 1992 AM & D. Iowa: 1985 Miles-Preston-Sabula; 1991 

Zearing-McCallsburg Yoke (UM-PCUSA); 1996 Bussey-Hamilton; 1998 Fox River Parish, Milton-Cantril-Mt. 

Sterling. 

Dotson, James Lee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: June 17, 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM: Sept. 9, 1973 E. Iowa: 1969 

School; 1970 School (June 28, Center Grove-Rockdale); 1972 Shell Rock; 1978 Ames, First (Assoc.); 1986 

LaPorte City; 1988 Dubuque, Grandview. 

Dowd, John Alexander (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Downing, Charles J. (FE). .UM Church Peninsula: 1978 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Peninsula: Jan. 1, 1977 Fishing 

Creek, Hooper's Island; June 7, 1980 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1980 Sioux City, First (Assoc.); 1982 Iowa City, First 

(Assoc.); 1990 Atlantic. 

Draper, Darrel Lester (RM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Druhl, Michael P. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 1987 Oxford 

Junction; 1988 School (Oxford Junction); 1990 Oxford Junction; 1991 Douds-Lebanon-Selma; Sept. 1, 1994 Mt. 

Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork. 

Druhl, Paddy (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1994 Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City. 

Dudley, Dorothea G. (FE). .UM Church N. Ill.: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. N. Ill.: 1977 School; 1978 

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Bensenville, First; 1981 Transferred Iowa. Iowa: Sept. 15, 1981 Waukon-Dorchester; 1982 Ivy Centennial; 1984 

Manchester (Assoc.); 1985 Dubuque, Grandview (Assoc.); 1986 Dubuque, Grandview; 1988 School; 1994 

appointed to North Germany; July 22, 1996 Methodist Health Systems, Memphis, Tenn. 

Duit, Warren Wallis (RM) .........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Duke, Ellery Howard (FE). .Meth Church N-IND: 1968 PM & D. UM Church N-IND: 1970 FM & E. N-IND: 1968 

School (Hammond-Hyde Park); Oct. 1969 School (Gary-Ambridge); 1971 Hammond, First (Assoc.); 1973 Portor; 

1975 School; 1978 Staff, Des Moines Pastoral Counseling Center; July 1, 1979 Director, Des Moines Pastoral 

Counseling Center; March 1, 1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: March 1, 1980 Director, Des Moines Pastoral 

Counseling Center. 

Dungan, Karen Nichols (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1985 Epworth- 

Asbury; 1987 Mingo-Farrar; 1992 Milford (UM-UCC Fed); Oct. 15, 1995 Sabbatical leave; Jan. 15, 1996 

Burlington, Asbury-Spring Grove. 

Dunn, Richard R. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1972 PM & D; 1976 FM & E. 

S. Ia.: 1967 West Grove-Drakesville-Wesley Chapel. Iowa: 1969 West Grove-Drakesville-Wesley Chapel; 1970 

West Grove-Drakesville; 1972 School; 1975 Lohrville-Rinard; 1982 Wayland-Cottonwood-Finley Chapel; 1985 

Meservey-Thornton; 1992 Glenwood; 1997 Primghar. 

Eanes, Lisa Kim (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 LP; 1991 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Fox River, Milton- 

Cantril-Mount Sterling; 1994 Terril-Langdon. 

Eastland, Allen Curtis (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ebbers, Christopher E. (PM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D. Iowa: 1992 Morning Sun; 1997 Harris-Lake 

Park. 

Eberhart, Diane Wasson (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1997 Dubuque, St. Luke’s (Assoc.). (See 


Eberhart, Leonard M. (FE). .Meth Church S. Dak.: 1968 PM. 1969 D. UM Church N. Dak.: 1973 FM & E. S. Dak.: 

1968 School. 1972 transfer North Dakota. N. Dak.: 1972 Hope-Finley-Page; January 1975 Fargo, First; 1983 

United Methodist Publishing House. Aug. 1, 1986 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Aug. 1, 1986 Des Moines, Windsor; 

1997 Superintendent, Dubuque District. 

Egbert, Peggy (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1993 New Sweden; 1998 Not appointed. 

Ehlert, Wilbert R. (RM) ...........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Eis, Richard L. (RM) .............................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Elder, Terri Lin (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: November 16, 1986 Laurel; 1991 

Fenton-Cylinder; 1993 Truro-Peru; August 15, 1995 Boxholm-Pilot Mound. 

Elder, Vern D. (RLP) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Eldrenkamp, Howard John (RM) .................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Eldridge, Russell David, Jr. (RAM) ...............................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Ellerbeck, Clifton William (RM). .EUB Church Ia.: 1956 PM; 1960 FM & E. Ia.: 1956 School; 1960 Monona- 

Postville; 1964 Walcott-Wilton. Iowa: 1969 Walcott-Wilton, Peace; 1971 Cedar Rapids, Kenwood Park; 1979 

Hampton; 1988 Storm Lake; 1998 Retired. 

Ellingson, Peggy (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 SLP. Iowa: 1997 Manchester (Assoc.). 

Elliott, Edgar R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Fairfax-Walford; 1986 Mount 

Union-Morning Sun-Wesley Chapel (Assoc.); 1987 not appointed; August 1, 1988 Crystal Lake; 1990 Dawson-


Cooper-Greenbrier; 1993 Faith Parish, Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton-Summit; 1996 Hornick. 

Ellis, Robert T. (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1965 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM & E. 

S. Ia.: 1965 Hedrick-Martinsburg. Iowa: 1969 Hedrick-Martinsburg; 1970 School; 1972 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 

1974 Director, Wesley Foundation, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls; 1987 Perry; 1989 Garner; 1997 

Retired. 

Ellsworth, Dale Edward (RM) .................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Ellsworth, Timothy Andrew (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School; 1989 

Jefferson (Assoc.); 1990 School; 1995 appointed Tennessee; 1998 School. 

Elmore, Michael W. (AM). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1997 E. Iowa: 1994 Clarence; January 

1, 1998 Shared Ministry of Rolfe. 

Elrick, C. Lucille (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 L; 1993 AM & D. Iowa: 1988 Archer; 1995 Orient-Hill of Zion 

Yoke (UM-Christian). 

Elrick, Gordon George (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 D; 1974 AM. Iowa: 1970 Red Oak (Assoc.); 1972 Letts- 

High Prairie; 1976 Huxley-Cambridge; 1983 Lake View-Wall Lake; 1988 Sutherland-Larrabee; 1995 Creston. 

Elrod, Lynn (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 L; 1995 AM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1989 New Hope: 

Melcher/Dallas-Columbia; 1995 Newton, First (Assoc.). 

Erbe, Joan (RAM) ............................................... (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Ericson, Denton Wayne (RM) .................................... (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Ervin, Alberta Kay (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Earlham-Worthington-Penn 

Center. 

Evans, Paul H. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1994 Bedford-Gravity; 

1998 Kingsley. 

*Everhart, Donald C. (RM). .Meth Church MO: 1956 FM. MO: 1956 Plattsburg-Perrin. MO-E: 1957 Arlington; 

1960 Epworth-Windsor; 1964 Indiana University Medical Center. MINN: 1965 St. Paul Council of Churches. N- 

ILL: 1967 Chaplain, Veterans Administration; 1971 transferred to Iowa. Iowa: 1971 Chaplain, Veterans Hospital, 

Knoxville; November 3, 1996 Leave of absence; November 30, 1996 Retired; June 29, 1997 Deceased. 

Eyres, Leland Charles (RM). .EUB Church Ia.: 1959 PM; 1963 FM & E. Ia.: 1959 School; 1962 Grand Island, 

New York, Trinity; 1965 Adaville; 1968 Missionary to Indonesia. Iowa: 1969 Missionary to Indonesia; 1976 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer; 1979 Muscatine North Parish: Sweetland-Spangler-Peace; 1990 Mediapolis- 

Sperry; 1992 Davenport, Faith; 1998 Retired. 

Faris, Richard Harlan (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1966 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1969 FM & Elected E; Dec. 

14, 1969 E. N. Ia.: 1966 School. Iowa: Oct. 15, 1968 Dunkerton-Mount Hope; Nov. 15, 1973 Lake Mills- 

Thompson; 1979 Columbus Junction-Columbus City; 1987 Holstein; 1993 Program Consultant, Council on 

Ministries. 

Farr, Helen (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 L. Iowa: Oct. 1, 1984 Earlham-Worthington; Jan. 1, 1989 

Discontinued local pastor; 1994 Menlo-Jefferson Center; 1998 Hopkins Grove. 

Farr, Robert G. (RM) ............................................. (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Farren, Pamela J. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1993 Diagonal Federated-Arispe-Shannon 

City Yoke. 

Ferguson, Chrisa L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Jefferson (Assoc.); 1989 

Keosauqua-Center Chapel; 1992 Kalona; 1997 Denison. 

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Ferguson, Duane U. (AM). .(Credentials Recognized Missionary) UM Church Iowa: 1986 AM & D. Iowa: June 

22, 1980 What Cheer-Delta; 1985 Clearfield-Sharpsburg; 1989 Monticello Yoke (UM-UUCC). 

Ferguson, Dwayne Lee (FE). .EUB Church Mo.: 1960 Supply; 1961 PM; 1966 FM & E. MO: 1960 Eagleville 

Circuit. OH: 1963 Ginghamsburg. Ia.: 1966 Gladbrook Chapel. Iowa: 1969 Gladbrook Chapel; July 1, 1969 

Chaplain, US Army; 1996 Geneseo; 1997 Audubon. 

Ferguson, Kenneth Max (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Boxholm-Pilot Mound; 

1989 Pulaski-Troy; May 7, 1990 Disability Leave; 1992 Leave of absence; 1994 Deep River (United Church of 

Deep River); 1996 West Chester; 1997 Denison (Assoc.). 

Field, Gilbert M. (RM) ............................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Fineran, Kenneth Arnold (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1957 PM; 1958 D; 1960 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1957 School (Sept. 

1, 1957-June 15, 1958 Lagoda, IN. June 15, 1958 - May 1, 1959 Lagoda-New Ross, IN); May 1, 1959 Preston- 

Miles; Sept. 1, 1960 School; 1961 Buffalo Center-Woden; 1964 Assistant Superintendent, Henderson 

Settlement, Frakes, Ky.; 1968 Director, Mission in the Valley, Fort Dodge. Iowa: 1969 Director, Mission in the 

Valley, Fort Dodge; 1970 Director, Fort Dodge Urban Ministry; 1971 Des Moines Area Urban Mission Council; 

1973 Des Moines Area Urban Mission Council and Des Moines, Jordan; 1975 Des Moines Area Urban Mission 

Council; Dec. 1, 1978 Executive Director, Crossroads Urban Center, Salt Lake City, Utah; Jan. 1, 1981 

transferred Rocky Mountain. R.MT.: 1981 Exec. Dir., Crossroads Urban Center, Salt Lake City, Utah; Nov. 1, 

1981 Yuma; July 1, 1985 Faith; June 3, 1989 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1989 Boone, First (Assoc.); 1992 Waterloo, 

Grace; 1996 Belmond; 1998 Retired. 

Finehout, Clark L. (FE). .UM Church Kentucky: July 1, 1995 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1995 Villisca-Nodaway; 1998 

Council Bluffs, St. Mark-Trinity-Carter Lake. 

Fix, Charles J. (RM) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Flagg, Jeffrey L. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston. 

Florendo, Josue L. (FE). .UM Church NW PHIL: 1970 D; 1975 PM; 1978 FM; UM Church PHIL: 1981 E. NW 

PHIL: 1970 School (Padapada, Sta. Ignacia, Tarlac); 1974 School (Ang Sambahan Sa Nayon); 1977 Chaplain, 

Kapatiran Kaunlaran Foundation, Inc.; 1979 Metro Manila, Paranaque, Superville, Subdivision; 1980 transferred 

Philippines. PHIL: 1981 Metro Manila, Mandaluyong, Highway Hills; 1982 Manila, Central (Chaplain/Instructor, 

Harris Memorial College); 1986 World Division, General Board of Global Ministries; June 15, 1988 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: 1988 Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River; 1992 LuVerne-Livermore; Aug. 1, 1995 appointed 

Northern Illinois; 1998 LeMars, Calvary-Seney. 

Flyr, Jill Christine (Carlson) (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 Chariton Parish: 

Chariton, First-Chariton, Christ-Norwood, Pleasant Prairie (Assoc.); 1979 Hope Parish: Panora-Linden-Prairie 

Center; Jan. 1, 1984 Ankeny, Faith; 1990 Dexter-Redfield; 1995 Colfax. 

Ford, James McClelland (RM). .Meth Church AL-WF: 1953 AS; 1956 PM & D; 1959 FM & E. AL-WF: June 6, 

1954 Perote Circuit; June 1, 1956 Salem-Pitts Chapel. S. Ia.: 1959 Marne-Buck Creek-Monroe. AL-WF: 1963 

Auburn (Assoc.); 1964 Phoenix City-Epworth; 1965 Loachapoka Circuit; 1967 Pine Grove-Ebenezer. Iowa: 1969 

Keosauqua-Bentonsport-Center Chapel; 1973 Missouri Valley-Modale; 1979 Ackley-Geneva; 1986 Corydon 

Parish: Corydon-Millerton-Sewel-New Zion; 1990 Des Moines, Staves; 1998 Retired. 

Foster, Robert D. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 D; 1977 AM. Iowa: 1971 Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville; 1975 

Aredale-Bristow; 1978 Fremont-Cedar-Kirksville; 1982 Low Moor-McCausland; 1984 Shueyville; 1987 Quimby- 

Washta; 1989 Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale. 

Fosua, Abena Safiyah (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D. Iowa: 1989 Davenport, St. John’s (Assoc.); 1990 

Muscatine, North Parish: Sweetland-Spangler-Peace; 1992 Waterloo, African-American; October 1992 

Waterloo, Jubilee; 1995 Teaching Department of Religion and Philosophy, Wartburg College; January 2, 1996 

World Division of Board of Global Ministries, Missionary to West Africa. 

Fouke, James William (RM) ......................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record)


Fowler, William Robert (RM) .................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Fox, Dennis A. Poulsen (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1998 L. Iowa: 1982 East Dubuque, Wesley 

(Assoc.); Mar. 1, 1985 Keosauqua-Bentonsport-Center Chapel; Aug. 20, 1985 Calamus-Grand Mound; 1987 

School; 1991 Leave of Absence; 1995 Cedar Rapids, Asbury; 1998 (Discontinued probationary member, 

reinstated local pastor) Cedar Rapids, Asbury. 

Foxworthy, Herbert Harold (RM) ................................. (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Frank, Donald D. (RM) ........................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Frank, Edward Everett (FE). .UM Church: L; 1992 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Olin, St. Paul; 1991 Olin, 

St. Paul's-Morley, Faith; 1993 Olin-Olin, St. Paul's-Morley, Faith; 1995 Muscatine, Fellowship Parish, 

Musserville-Spangler-Chapel-High Prairie-Peace; July 1, 1996 (retroactive) Family leave; August 15, 1997 Hope 

Parish: Bagley-Yale-Jamaica. 

Frank, Kristine Ann Molle (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 Oakville-Kingston; 

1995 Muscatine, Fellowship Parish, Musserville-Spangler-Chapel-High Prairie-Peace; June 1, 1996 Leave of 

absence; June 1, 1996 Disability leave (retroactive). 

Frazee, Nathan N. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L. Iowa: 1992 Waverly, Faith-Warren; 1996 Waverly, Heritage. 

Frederiksen, Paul E. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Ventura; 1986 School 

(Ventura); 1990 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.); March 1, 1998 Des Moines, Immanuel. 

Freeburg, Gordon Neil (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Frese, Jeffrey R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 West Grove- 

Drakesville; 1990 Atlantic (Assoc.); 1991 Van Horne-Elberon; 1995 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.); 1997 Danville- 

Long Creek. 

Frevert, Maurice Milton (RM) .................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Fristad, Kalen Keith (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School (Vinton: Stewart 

Memorial-Urbana); 1979 Lisbon; 1988 Brooklyn; 1993 Chariton; 1996 Dallas Center. 

Frizzell, Donald J. (PM). .Troy: July 1, 1998 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1998 Keokuk, Trinity (Assoc.). 

Fugate, Leonard Harold (RM) .................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Fullerton, Dean Henry (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1964 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1964 School; 1966 Clinton, 

First (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Clinton, First (Assoc.); 1970 Des Moines, New Hope; 1978 Hubbard; 1984 Fort Dodge, 

Trinity; 1994 Boone, First. 

Furman, Barbara Rose (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 School; February 1, 

1995 Corrections Chaplain, St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids and Sixth Judicial District. 

Gable, J. Winton (RM) ........................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Gamble, Robert H. (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1962 PM & D; 1964 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1962 Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion; 

1965 Deep River-Barnes City-Guernsey; 1967 Kellogg-Pleasant View-Bethel. Iowa: 1969 Kellogg-Pleasant 

View-Bethel; 1972 Director of Public Relations, Inter-Faith Spiritual Center, Colfax (Cambridge); 1973 Des 

Moines, Easton Place; 1976 Letts-High Prairie; 1982 Ottumwa, Wesley; 1984 Griswold; 1992 Mingo-Farrar; 1998 

Retired. 

Gant, Harland T. (RM) ........................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ganzel, Stanley A. (RM) .........................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Gardiner, Homer Eugene (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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Garrett, C. Dendy (RM) ...........................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Garrett, Laurence L. (RM) ........................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Garrison, Len (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Inwood-Doon Yoke. 

Gaul, Jonathan D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1983 Lacey-Barnes 

City; 1986 Marion (Assoc.); 1990 Emmetsburg; 1996 Winterset-Patterson. 

Gaulke, John V. (AM). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1998 AM & E. Iowa: 1998 Mediapolis-Sperry. 

Geiger, William Fredric (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1957 PM; 1962 FM & E. Ia.: 1957 No record of appointment; 

1962 Director of Admissions, Westmar College. Iowa: 1969 Director of Admissions, Westmar College; Sept. 1, 

1974 Assoc. Director of Admissions, Simpson College; 1977 Associate Director of Admission, Director of 

Financial Aid, Simpson College; 1988 Director of Financial Aid, Simpson College. 

Geisler, Milton Loren (RM). .EUB Church Wisc.: 1962 PM; 1966 FM & E. Wisc.: 1962 School; 1963 Reedsburg; 

1965 Bonduel-Red River; Jan. 15, 1972 Wesley Parish: Gays Mills-North Clayton-Readstown-Seneca-Soldiers 

Grove. June 10, 1976 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1976 Dubuque, Faith; 1980 Dubuque, Faith-Asbury; 1982 

Missouri Valley-Modale; 1990 Burlington, Grace; 1997 Retired. 

Gerdes, Egon W.D. (RM) .........................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Gibson, George Edmund (RM) ...................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Giese, Karl J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 School; 1987 Fairbank-Oran; 

1992 Des Moines, Trinity; 1994 Waukon-Forest Mills; 1996 Sac City. 

Gilbert, Charles Donald (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1964 PM & D; 1966 FM; Oct 23, 1966 E. N. Ia.: 1964 School; 

1966 Arnolds Park-Fostoria. Iowa: 1969 Arnolds Park-Fostoria; Feb. 15, 1970 Carlisle; 1977 Des Moines, First 

(Assoc.); 1980 Greenfield; 1984 Coralville; 1993 Muscatine, Wesley; 1997 Retired. 

Gilbert, Dennis Luverne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Hope 

Parish:Bagley-Yale-Jamaica-Panora-Linden-Prairie Center-Dawson-Cooper-Greenbrier(Assoc.); 1979 Hope 

Parish: Dawson-Cooper-Greenbrier; 1981 Shell Rock; 1988 Associate Director, Wesley Foundation, University 

of Iowa, Iowa City; 1994 Cedar Falls, St. Timothy's; 1998 Monona-Giard. 

Gildner, Robert Vinson (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Gillan, Marilee A. (Wendi) (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1998 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Kellerton- 

Beaconsfield-Grand River; 1998 School (Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River). 

Gillespie, Harlan Duane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 

1986 School (Plymouth-Rock Falls); 1987 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 1989 Lake Park; 1990 Lake Park-Excelsior; 

1993 Iowa City, St. Mark's. 

Gingerich, Kevin Dean (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1987 Des 

Moines, Grace (Assoc.); 1989 Alden-Popejoy; 1993 West Des Moines (Assoc.). 

Gjerde, Wayne Roger (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1960 PM & D; 1964 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1960 Burr Oak; Aug. 18, 

1963 Greene. Iowa: 1969 Greene; 1971 Osage; 1978 Ogden; 1984 Ottumwa, Wesley; 1991 LeMars, Calvary; 

1994 Beaman-Albion; 1997 Retired. 

Gladfelder, Kermit Clair (RAM) ...................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Glenn-Burns, David M. (FE). .UM Church West Ohio: 1984 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1989 FM & E. West 

Ohio: June 1, 1985 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1985 Mechanicsville Yoke (UM-UP)-Mt. Vernon (Assoc.); 1990 

Mechanicsville Yoke (UM-PCUSA)-Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA); 1996 Director/Campus Minister, Wesley 

Foundation, University of Northern Iowa.


Glenn-Burns, Jaymee Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1985 

Mechanicsville Yoke (UM-UP); 1990 Mechanicsville Yoke (UM-PCUSA); 1996 Cedar Falls, St. Timothys, 

Director of Discipleship. 

Glesener, Kevin J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 Villisca- 

Nodaway; 1992 New Sharon. 

Gobeli, David L. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Ventura; 1993 Sheffield, Zion and 

Ventura; January 1, 1995 Ventura; 1998 Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center. 

Gochenouer, Jr., James W. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1988 LP; 1990 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 

1, 1988 Ross-Gray; 1990 School (Ross-Gray); 1991 Ross-Gray; 1994 Meservey-Thornton. 

Goodfellow, Karl E. (FE). .UM Church Holston: January 12, 1994 transfer Iowa. Iowa: January 12, 1994 

Guttenberg-McGregor; 1998 Guttenberg. 

Gould, Herbert Ray (RM) ........................................ (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Gran, Mary Alice (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1994 Director, Education & Ministries for Children, 

Christian Educaiton Unit, General Board of Discipleship. 

*Grandon, Paul Duane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 L. 1982 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 15, 1980 

Cumberland-Pine Grove; 1982 School; Jan. 1, 1984 Titonka-Doan; Jan. 1, 1987 Lenox-Mercer Center; 1992 

Toledo, First-Otterbein and Fairview; Jan. 1, 1993 Toledo, Christ; 1993 Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion; 

August 15, 1996 Leave of absence; October 16, 1997 Withdrawn. 

Grant, Henry B., Jr. (FE). .N. Carolina: July 1, 1997 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1996 Stanhope Parish. 

Grant, Willis E. (RAM) ........................................... (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Gray, Dale (RAM) ............................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Green, Harold J. (FE). .UM Church Wisc.: 1973 PM & D. Iowa: 1978 FM & E. Wisc.: 1973 Footville-Plymouth; 

Jan. 1, 1975 School. June 3, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 North Liberty-Tiffin; 1981 Des Moines, First 

(Assoc.); 1983 New Heart Ministries, Des Moines; 1986 One Plus One, Inc., Des Moines; September 1, 1986 Des 

Moines, Bloomfield; 1989 Adel; 1997 Muscatine, Wesley. 

Green, Mary Kathryn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 Davenport, St. John's, 

(Assoc.); 1985 Boone, First (Assoc.); 1989 Leave of Absence; 1990 Edgewood; 1996 Fairbank-Oran. 

Green, Merton Boswell (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Green, William Harker (RM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Greene, Kenneth L., Jr. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Fort Dodge, Riverside. 

Greenwood, Frank L. (RM) ....................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Griffin, Don Eason (RM) ......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Griffin, Robert A. (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1959 PM & D; 1961 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1959 School; 1961 Council 

Bluffs, Trinity; 1967 Des Moines, Inner City Parish: Gatchel. Iowa: 1969 Des Moines, Inner City Parish: Gatchel; 

1971 School; 1972 Ecumenical Institute, Director of Development East and North East Asia; 1977 Prior, The 

Ecumenical Institute, Osaka, Japan; 1979 Prior of San Francisco House, The Ecumenical Institute; 1980 Institute 

of Cultural Affairs, The Ecumenical Institute; 1994 Winthrop; February 6, 1995 Leave of Absence; 1995 Fox River 

Parish, Milton-Cantril-Mount Sterling; July 1, 1996 Fox River Parish, Milton-Cantril; 1998 Retired. 

Grimes, Richard (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: June 26, 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Iconium; 1998 Not appointed. 

Grosvenor, Dwight Franklin (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1973 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1973 School; 1974 

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Discontinued; 1977 School; 1978 Lamont-Aurora; Feb. 1, 1981 Lime Springs-Chester; 1986 Sherrill; August 17, 

1986 School; 1987 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.); 1990 New Hartford; 1994 Lohrville-Rinard; 1995 Churdan- 

Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton; 1996 Heartland U.M. Parish, Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton. 

Grotewold, W Scott (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Winterset- 

Patterson (Assoc.); 1982 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.); 1987 Director/Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, 

University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls; 1992 Waterloo, Kimball Ave; 1994 Ames, Collegiate and Director, 

Wesley Foundation. 

Groves, John L. (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Gruber, Donald Mark (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Gubser, James Claude (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Charter Oak-Deloit-Ute 

(School); 1986 Charter Oak-Deloit-Ute; 1988 Humeston (UM-D-Leroy UP Yoke); 1991 Humeston-Leroy Yoke 

(UM-D-PCUSA); 1995 Centerville. 

Guinn, Chester Lee (RM) .........................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Gull, Phillip Kirby (FE). .Meth. Ch. Ohio: 1962 PM & D. Meth. Ch. Southwest Texas: 1965 FM & E. Southwest 

Texas: 1964 Alamo Heights; 1965 Oxford; 1967 Paige-Cedar Creek; 1967 School; 1968 School; 1968 

Supervisor and Medical Social Worker, Bexar County Hospital District, San Antonio, Texas; 1970 Program 

Director and Assistant Professor of Sociology/Social Work, Houston Baptist University, Houston, Texas; 1973 

Visiting Professor, Texas Women's University Nursing School,Southwest Texas Medical Center, Houston, 

Texas; 1975 Assistant Professor in Work, Joint Social Work Program, Augustana and Sioux Falls Colleges, 

Sioux Falls, South Dakota; 1977 Consultant, Office of Training and Development, Department of Human 

Services, State of South Dakota; 1978 Consultant, State Board of Charities and Corrections, State of South 

Dakota; 1980 Department Chair and Assistant Professor in Social Work, Social Work Department, Wartburg 

College, Waverly, Iowa; 1983 (Supply) Fairbanks-Oran, Iowa; Transfer from SW Texas June 1, 1983. Iowa: 1983 

Wartburg College, Assistant Professor of Social Work; Sept. 1, 1984 Des Moines, St. John's; 1993 Leave of 

absence; April 1, 1996 Staff Social Worker, VA Medical Center, Des Moines. 

Gunderson, Lynn (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1997 Zearing. 

Guy, Eric Peter (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Rippey-Fairview. 

Hadler, Elizabeth May (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 School; 1998 appointed Minnesota 


Hahn, Samuel John (RM) ........................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Haider, Clifford Robert (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1966 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1969 FM & D Elected E; Nov 

16, 1969 E. S. Ia.: 1966 Hope Parish: Panora-Linden-Morrisburg-Yale-Prairie Center (Assoc.); 1967 School; 

1968 Millersburg-South English. Iowa: 1969 Millersburg-South English; 1970 Millersburg-South English-Union; 

1972 Humeston (Humeston Christian-LeRoy UP); 1976 Rolfe-Bradgate; 1980 Estherville; 1983 Osceola; 1992 

Council Bluffs, Broadway; 1995 Keokuk, Trinity; 1997 Minburn. 

Hall, Max I. (RM) .................................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Hall, Ronald Eugene (AM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1998 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Harvey-Tracy; 1998 

Des Moines Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights. 

Hall, Scott Cummins (RM) .......................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Hamann, Arthur A. (RM) .........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Hamilton, Keith Eugene (RM) ...................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Hamilton, Marilyn Laverne (RM) .................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record)


Hampton, Raymond G. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1966 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1966 Estherville (Assoc.); 

1968 Sergeant Bluff-Salix. Iowa: 1969 Sergeant Bluff-Salix; 1976 Eldridge; 1983 Alden-Popejoy; 1987 Story 

City; 1995 Albia. 

Hancock, Eugene Howell (RM) ................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Hanford, Jack Tyrus (RM). .Meth Church DET: June 17, 1956 PM & D; Nw-IN: 1960 FM & E. DET: 1956 School. 

Nw-IN: June 11, 1959 Associate Director, Methodist Student Foundation, DePauw University. N. Ill.: June 24, 

1960 Greenwood. N.Ia.: June 14, 1962 Director, Wesley Foundation, Northern Iowa University, Cedar Falls. 

Iowa: 1969 School; 1970 Assistant Professor in Humanities, Philosophy and Ethics, Ferris State College, Big 

Rapids, MI; 1976 Associate Professor, Philosophy & Religion, Ferris State College, Big Rapids, MI; August 30, 

1998 Retire. 

Hanke, James F., Jr. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM & E. Iowa: 1970 School; 1972 Arlington- 

Volga; 1975 Dike; Jan. 15, 1984 Manchester; 1995 Waterloo, First. 

*Hanna, Carrol (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Sept. 8, 1995 North Linn-Silver Creek; 1998 

Discontinued local pastor. 

Hansel, Penny Kay Wilson (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1990 

Collins-Loring; Sept. 1, 1997 Family leave; 1998 McGregor. 

Hansen, Ernest Paul (RM) ....................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Hansen, Steven James (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1986 Coin- 

Norwich; Sept. 1, 1992 Coon Rapids; 1998 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.). 

Hanson, Norris P. (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Hantla, John Paul, Jr. (RM) ...................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Harding, Douglas Paul (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Grinnell (Assoc.); 1984 

Eddyville-Kirkville; 1986 Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River; 1988 Blairstown-Norway; 1993 Muscatine, Wesley 

(Assoc.); 1997 Rockwell City. 

Harmon, Roger Quentin (FE). .Meth Church Kansas W: 1964 PM & D; 1967 FM & E. Kansas W: 1964 School; 

1965 Salina; 1966 School; 1967 Salina; 1968 Chaplain, Richmond Memorial Hospital; 1969 Valley; 1971 

Chaplain, Serv. of Chs. Vir.; 1972 Chaplain, Beaumont School; 1974 Harper; 1976 Staff Chaplain, Iowa 

Methodist Medical Center. June 3, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 Staff Chaplain, Iowa Methodist Medical 

Center; Sept. 1, 1979 The Health Center, Mennonite Hospital, Bloomington, Ill.; 1980 School; 1982 Pastoral 

Counseling, Illinois Pastoral Service Institute, Bloomington, Illinois; June 1, 1987 Director of Clinical Services 

and Education Samaritan Counseling Center, Houston, Texas; 1993 Director of Education, Samaritan 

Counseling Center, Samaritan Center for Counseling and Education. 

Harris, Frederic George (RM) .................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Harryman, Harold E. (RAM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Hartley, Lawrence James (FE). .UM Church Iowa: June 15, 1970 LP; 1972 PM & D; 1975 FM & E. Iowa: 1970 

Merrill-Stanton; Aug. 15, 1970 Merrill, First-Stanton; 1971 Epworth-Farley; 1972 School; 1974 Webb-Gillett 

Grove; Aug. 15, 1976 Spencer, Grace (Assoc.); 1978 New Hampton; 1985 Dayton-Harcourt; 1990 Maquoketa; 

1993 Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel. 

Hartman, Kenneth J., Sr. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L. Iowa: 1993 Hope Parish, Dawson-Cooper; 1997 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe (Assoc.); May 1, 1998 Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe- 

McGuire Bend (United Brethren) (Assoc.). 

Hary, Joann Nielsen (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 L; 1994 AM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1988 Lamont-Aurora; 

1996 Winfield-Spring Run. 

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Hary, Robert Alan (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1995 AM & D. S. Indiana: 1986 Patronville. Iowa: 1992 

Fairbank-Oran; 1996 Mt. Union-Wesley Chapel. 

Hasel, Paul F. (RM) ..............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Haskins, Derrick (FE). .Meth. Church Ireland: July 1, 1994 transfer UM Church Iowa. Iowa: 1994 Ottumwa, 

Wesley. 

Hatten, Ted J. Lyddon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Mitchellville-Santiago. 

Haverland, Mark A. (FE). .UM Church Minn.: 1974 PM. UMChurch Iowa: 1979 FM. Minn.: 1974 School; 1976 

Discontinued. Iowa: 1977 Ankeny, Faith; 1982 Leave of absence; 1987 Honorable location; Jan. 1, 1997 Polk 

City; 1997 (readmitted) Polk City. 

Hawes, Lawrence Boardman (RM) ...............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Hawhee, Sherman Gale (RM) ....................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Hawley, Robert George, Jr. (FE). .Meth Church MN: June 17, 1966 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1969 FM & E. 

MN: 1966 School. N. Ia.: May 15, 1967 School; 1968 Marathon. Iowa: 1969 Marathon; Sept. 1, 1969 Marathon- 

Rembrandt; 1971 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.); 1972 Des Moines, Easton Place; 1973 School; 1974 Ecumenical 

Institute, St.Louis; 1975 The Ecumenical Institute, Richmond; 1978 The Ecumenical Institute, Chicago Nexus; 

1980 The Ecumenical Institute, Perth, Western Australia; 1981 The Ecumenical Institute, Chicago Nexus; 1989 

Manager, International Conference Center, The Ecumenical Institute. 

Heath, Mark David (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School (Baldwin- 

Monmouth); 1979 Edgewood; 1983 Des Moines, First, (Assoc); October 1, 1986 Chaplain-Director Church 

Relations, Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant; 1990 Council Bluffs, Epworth. 

Heck, Dennis Ray (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 Manchester (Assoc.); 1982 

Leave of Absence; September 1, 1983 School (CPE, St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids); May, 1984 Assoc. 

Chaplain, St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids; Dec. 1, 1985 Chaplain, Jefferson Memorial Hospital, Crystal City, 

Mo. 

Hembry, John (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 AM & D. Iowa: 1978 Rowley-Walker; Aug. 17, 1981 Woolstock- 

Duncombe-Vincent; 1987 Lime Springs-Chester; 1995 Dayton-Harcourt. 

Henrichs, Marilyn C. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1993 Des Moines, Grace (Assoc.). (See Diaconal 

Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Henry, Charles Samuel (RM) .....................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Henry, Roger B. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School; 1990 Bettendorf, 

Asbury (Assoc.); 1993 Sheldon (Assoc.); 1997 Marcus. 

Hensen, Donald Robert (RM). .UM Church W. Ohio: 1979 PM & D. Iowa: 1984 FM & E. W. Ohio: 1979 Sparta- 

Bloomfield; June 7, 1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1980 New Life Parish: Afton-Arispe-Diagonal Yoke (UM-D- 

UP)-Dodge Center-Jerusalem-Lorimor-Shannon City-Thayer; Sept. 1, 1981 Leave of Absence; 1982 Coin- 

Norwich; 1986 Donnellson-Embury-Montrose; 1989 Montrose; 1994 Carson-Mt. Hope; 1997 Retired. 

Herbst, Arnold T. (RM) ...........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Herndon, Daniel J. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D. N. Ia.: 1967 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1963 School; 1966 

Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's (Assoc.); 1967 Waterloo, Linden. West Ohio: 1969 Hyde Park Minister of Youth; 1970 

School; 1972 Batavia, First. June 3, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 Pleasantville; 1980 Des Moines, First 

(Assoc.); 1981 Chaplain, Iowa Methodist Medical Center; 1984 Shenandoah (Co-pastor); Aug. 24, 1987 Cedar 

Falls, St. Timothy's; 1994 Waverly, Trinity. 

Herndon, Leon W. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 LP; 1991 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1988 Des 

Moines, Burns; 1994 Des Moines, Greenfield Plaza-Jordan; July 1, 1996 Leave of absence; 1998 appointed


Detroit Conference. 

Hershey, Anthony Neil (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D. Iowa: 1994 Cedar Falls, Prairie Springs. 

Hersey, Thomas D. (RLP) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Hesseltine, Lester R. (RLP) ...................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Hibben, Marvin Scott (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Morgan- 

Bradford-Lee Center; 1984 Primghar (UM-UCC Union); July 1, 1989 Ivy Centennial-Pleasant Hill; 1990 Pleasant 

Hill, Oakwood-Ivy, Centennial; 1992 Pleasant Hill, Oakwood. 

Hiebert, William J. (FE). .UM Church Minn.: 1964 PM & D.; 1968 FM & E. Minn.: 1964 Winona-Central; 1967 

Chaplain, Fairview Hosp.; 1969 Counseling Service; Transfer from Minnesota April 15, 1983. Iowa: 1983 

Director of Marriage and Family Counseling, Rock Island, Illinois; 1993 Executive Director/Adjunct Professor, 

Marriage and Family Counseling Service/University of Dubuque Theological Seminary. 

Higdon, Dave Leon (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1963 School; 1966 Burlington, 

West Hill; 1968 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 1972 Brighton-West 

Chester; 1976 Earlham-Worthington-DeSoto; 1979 Lake Mills-Thompson; 1985 Faith United Parish: Centerville- 

Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Numa-Unionville (Co-Pastor.); 1989 Faith United Parish, Centerville; 1990 

Centerville; 1994 LeMars, Calvary; 1996 LeMars, Calvary-Seney; 1998 Cedar Rapids, Kenwood Park. 

Hill, Arthur Lloyd (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D; 1967 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1963 School; 1967 Woodbine. 

Iowa: 1969 Woodbine; 1975 Mount Ayr Parish: Mount Ayr-Blockton-Redding-Middle Fork; 1978 Hope Parish: 

Bagley-Yale-Jamaica; 1988 Clinton, Trinity-Lyons; 1997 Osage. 

Hill, Edythe J. Nichols (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 LP; 1992 AM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1987 Bayard- 

Wichita; 1988 Low Moor-McCausland; 1997 Riceville-McIntire. 

Hjelmaas, Roy A. (RAM) ......................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Hobson, Donald G. (RM). .Meth Church Idaho: 1952 Licensed; 1954 PM; 1958 D. So. California-Arizona: 1961 

FM & E. Idaho: 1958 Ledder. So. California-Arizona: 1961 Kennedy; 1969 Chaplain/ Assistant Professor of 

Religious Studies, Allegheny College. 1977 transferred Western Pennsylvania. W. Penns.: 1977 

Chaplain/Associate Professor of Religious Studies, Allegheny College; Sept. 11, 1982 Leave of Absence; Aug. 

1, 1983 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Aug. 1, 1983 Iowa State University, Wesley Foundation Associate Director- 

Ames, Collegiate (Assoc.); August 1, 1986 Associate Professor of Religion/Chaplain, Mount Union College, 

Alliance, Ohio; 1991 Associate Prof. of Religion, Mount Union College, Alliance, Ohio; December 11, 1997 

Retired. 

Hodson, Donald Lee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1972 FM & E. Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 Colesburg- 

Zion-Immanuel; 1976 Blairstown-Norway; 1983 Pocahontas; 1993 Coralville. 

Hoehns, K. Wayne (RM) ......................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Hofer, Maynard Paul (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1983 Huxley- 

Cambridge; 1987 Williamsburg; 1989 Chaplain, U.S. Army; 1990 Chaplain Recruiter, U.S. Army; 1990 Chaplain 

Recruiter, U.S. Army; July 10, 1995 Installation Chaplain, U.S. Army. 

Hoffmann, Shirley L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1990 Jefferson 

(Assoc.); 1993 New London; September 26, 1996 Maternity leave; November 23, 1996 New London; August 1, 

1997 Cedar Rapids, St. James. 

Hohl, Richard T. (RAM) .......................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Hokel, Beryl Dean (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 Ross-Gray; 1977 School; 

(1979 Shelby-Tennant-Persia); 1980 Sioux City, Grace (Assoc.); 1984 Radcliffe-Ellsworth; September 1, 1986 

School; 1988 Counselor, Gensis Therapy Center, Oak Forest, Illinois; 1990 Honorable Location; 1992 

(Readmitted) Director of Pastoral Services, Northwest Community Hospital, Arlington Heights, Illinois; 1998 

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Holdorf, Robert R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 L; 1995 L; 1986 PM; 1989 FM. Iowa: 1984 Vinton, Stewart 

Memorial; 1986 New Hartford; 1988 Shell Rock; 1991 Surrendered credentials;1995 Lime Springs-Chester; 

1997 (readmitted) Lime Springs-Chester. 

Holmes, David Russell (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM 

& E. S. Ia.: 1967 Locust Grove-Summit; 1968 Faith Parish: Farragut-Locust Grove-Madison-Riverton-Summit 

(Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Faith Parish: Farragut-Locust Grove-Madison-Riverton-Summit (Assoc.); 1970 School; 

1972 Sioux City, Riverside; Oct. 1, 1973 Morning Sun-Yarmouth; 1977 Leave of Absence; 1978 Rock Rapids; 

1987 Oskaloosa, Central; 1993 Disability leave. 

Holmes, Scott G. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1965 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1968 Boone, 

First-Marion Street-Mackey-Mineral Ridge (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Boone, First-Marion Street-Mackey-Mineral 

Ridge (Assoc.); 1970 Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion-Ottumwa, First (Assoc.); 1972 Webb-Gillette Grove; 

1974 Farmington-Big Mound-Bonaparte; 1980 Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel; 1984 Strawberry Point; Feb. 

14, 1987 Leave of Absence; 1989 Arnolds Park-Fostoria; Nov. 15, 1995 Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior. 

Homan, Vincent (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1993 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1993 What Cheer-Delta. 

Hong, Jin Hwa (FE). .UM Church Wisc.: 1983 LP; 1984 PM; 1985 FM & E. Wisc.: Jan. 15, 1983 Korean 

American; 1984 First Korean; Oct. 1, 1989 transferred Troy. Troy: Oct. 1, 1989 Newtonville Korean Albany; March 

15, 1992 transferred Iowa. Iowa: March 15, 1992 Bettendorf, Quad-Cities, Korean; 1995 Des Moines, Korean. 

Hooper, Kay (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1983 New Hope Parish: 

Melcher/Dallas-Columbia; 1986 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 1989 Minburn; 1997 Garner. 

Hooten, Jack Ray (RM). .(Open Bible Standard Church) Meth Church N. Ia.: 1962 AS; 1966 PM & Credentials 

D; 1968 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1962 Hazelton-Stanley; 1963 Rhodes; 1967 Sioux City, Trimble. Iowa: 1969 Sioux City, 

Trimble; 1973 Ainsworth Cooperative Parish (UM-UP); 1978 Cedar Rapids, Sharon; 1998 Retired. 

Hoover, Dianna (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1994 Ainsworth (UM- 

PCUSA Union); 1998 Cedar Rapids, St. Mark’s. 

Hoover, Joan Short (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 Dike; 1975 Moravia, 

Grace-Salem; 1978 Associate Director, Wesley Foundation, Iowa City; 1984 School; 1985 Superintendent, 

Dubuque District; 1991 Sabbatical; 1992 CPE, University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics; 1993 School; June 1, 

1994 Crawfordsville (UM-PCUSA Union). 

Hoover, Lorinda H. M. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1995 Lehigh- 

Otho. 

Hoover, Robert Willard, Jr. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1966 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. N. Ia.: 

1966 School; 1968 Dike. Iowa: 1969 Dike; 1975 Moravia, Grace-Salem; 1978 School; 1980 Associate Director 

Wesley Foundation, University of Iowa, Iowa City; 1988 School; 1991 Riverside. 

Hopes, Dennis (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1997 Lacey. 

Hotle, Thomas Eugene (RM) .....................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Howe, Merlen F. (RM) ............................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Howerton, John (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Lafayette, Salam. 

Howland, Ray C. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1965 PM & D; 1967 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1965 Marion (Assoc.); 1967 

Conrad-Whitten. Iowa: 1969 Conrad-Whitten; 1973 Cedar Falls, Trinity; 1976 President, Self-Help, Inc., 

Waverly, Iowa; November 11, 1988 Leave of Absence; 1989 Elma and New Hampton; August 1, 1997 New 

London. 

Hoyle, Lowell E. (RM). .Meth. Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1958 Pilot Mound-Mineral Ridge;


1960 Douds-Selma; 1961 Douds-Selma-Lebanon; So. New England: 1962 New Bedford: Wesley-East 

Freetown; June 15, 1967 transferred Rock River; 1967 Rockford, Court Street (Assoc.); 1969 DeKalb, First 

(Assoc.); 1971 Plato Center-Burlington; 1972 Sabbatical; 1975 Honorable Location; Iowa: 1985 Moravia, Grace; 

June 7, 1988 transferred Iowa; 1988 Moravia, Grace; 1989 Faith Parish, Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton- 

Summit; 1993 Toledo Christ; 1998 Retired. 

Hoyt, Gary William (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; Jan. 1, 1990 Central 

City; 1997 West Des Moines, Jordan Creek. 

Huddleston, Henry W., Jr. (RM) .................................. (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Hulse, Marvin Lee (RM) ......................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Hurd, Morris C. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1989 LP; 1991 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 1989 

Danbury; 1991 Red Oak Circuit: Climax-Hawthorne-Stratton; 1997 Kellogg-Pleasant View. 

Iles, Richard A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 Pulaski-Troy. 

Imlay, Harry (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: Jan. 1, 1990 L. Iowa: September 1, 1986 Oxford; 1994 Hubbard. 

Isaacson, Clifford Edwin (FE). .(United Presb.) UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM; 1973 FM. Iowa: 1971 Clinton, First 

(Assoc.); 1972 Ida Grove; 1979 Algona; 1986 Director, Upper Des Moines Counseling Center, Algona. 

James, Vincent Lee (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Janes, Michael David (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School. 

Jayne, Carlos Call, Jr. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1980 Waterloo, 

St. Paul's; Nov. 1, 1984 Des Moines Urban Minister; 1992 Des Moines Urban Minister, Des Moines Urban 

Mission Council/Conference Legislative Advocate; July 1-Aug. 15, 1994 Sabbatical; Aug. 15, 1994 Urban 

Minister, Des Moines Urban Mission Council/Conference Advocate; Dec. 1, 1995 Des Moines, Wesley- 

Bloomfield/Conference Legislative Advocate; December 1, 1997 Conference Legislative Advocate. 

Jenkins, Bill (FE). .UM Church Cal-Nev.: 1972 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. Cal.-Nev.: 1972 Wayside; 1975 Los 

Banos; 1979 Corcoran; 1980 withdrawn; July 1, 1984 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1985 Shelby-Tennant-Persia; 

1986 St. Ansgar-Little Cedar; 1990 Leave of Absence; Sept. 1, 1992 Newell; 1995 Not appointed; July 1, 1996 

Leave of absence; 1997 Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA). 

Jenkins, Richard Linn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 School; Sept. 1, 1994 

Marshalltown, Hope (Assoc.) and Melbourne; 1995 Melbourne-Gilman; 1998 Iowa Falls (Assoc.). 

Jenks, Daniel G. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; Oct. 1, 1992 Leave 

of Absence; 1993 Sioux City, First (Assoc.); 1995 George; January 6, 1996 Temporary Active Duty, Chaplain, 

U.S. Army; July 7, 1997 Leave of absence; 1998 serving other denomination (United Church of Canistota, 

Canistota, South Dakota). 

Jensen, Carl Oliver (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Jensen, Richard S. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: Jan. 15, 1976 Sherrill (UM-UCC 

Yoke); 1977 School (Sherrill UM-UCC Yoke); 1978 School (New Virginia-Medora); 1980 New Virginia-Medora; 

1982 Tabor-Randolph; 1989 Sioux Rapids (UM-UCC Union); 1996 Northwood-Kensett; 1997 Northwood. 

John, Ralph C. (RM) ............................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Johnson, Anita Marie (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Manilla Yoke (UM- 

PCUSA); 1993 Bettendorf, Asbury (Assoc.); 1998 Clarence-Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA). 

Johnson, John Donald (RM) ..................................... (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Johnson, Loyd Edward (RM) .................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

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Johnson, Ricky K. (FE). .UM Church Mo. W.: 1982 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Mo. W.: Apr. 1, 1981 Hale-Avalon- 

Bedford; June 1, 1984 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1984 Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center; 1990 Greene Yoke (UM-Br.); 

1995 Dike. 

Johnson, Torger Paul (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School; 1990 Webster 

City, Asbury-Kamrar (Assoc.); 1993 Victor-Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta; 1994 New Covenant Parish, Victor- 

Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta. 

Johnson, William Raymond (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 Greeley; 1978 

School (Greeley); 1979 School (Waukon-Dorchester); 1980 Waukon-Dorchester; August 17, 1981 Assistant 

General Secretary, General Council on Finance and Administration, Evanston, Illinois; August 28, 1985 

transferred to South Dakota. S.D.: August 17, 1985 Director of Finance and Administrative Services, Conference 

Treasurer, and Foundation Treasurer, South Dakota Annual Conference; May 18, 1992 Conference Treasurer 

and Director of Administrative Services, Iowa Annual Conference; August 1, 1992 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1992 

Conference Treasurer and Director of Administrative Services, Iowa Annual Conference.; April 1, 1996 Ankeny, 

First (Assoc.); 1998 Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center) (Assoc.). 

Johnston, Mary Mildred (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1981 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1981 School; 1983 Maxwell 

Yoke (UM-UP)-Peoria; 1984 Stuart-Mt. Vernon; Sept. 1, 1987 School; 1988 Washington (Assoc.); 1990 

Coordinator of Family Counseling Program, Muscatine Family Resources, Inc.; 1994 Chaplain, Coe College, 

Cedar Rapids and Family Resource, Inc., Muscatine; Jan. 1, 1996 Chaplain, Coe College and Big Brothers Big 

Sisters, Cedar Rapids. 

Jones, Diane L.B. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School (Tama-Montour, 

Assoc.); January 1, 1988 Tama-Montour (Assoc.) and Chelsea; 1988 Council Bluffs, Epworth; 1990 Waverly, 

Trinity (Assoc.); 1992 East Janesville-Mt. Hope; 1996 Des Moines, Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights; 1998 Collins- 

Loring. 

Jones, Harold Edward (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Jones, Larry Wayne (FE). .UM Church N. Ill.: 1976 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. N. Ill.: 1976 School; 1977 Plato 

Center-Burlington; 1979 Downers Grove, First; June 4, 1982 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1982 Arlington-Volga; 1986 

Tama-Montour; 1988 Council Bluffs, Epworth; 1990 Waverly, Faith-Warren; 1991 Janesville; 1996 Des Moines, 

Epworth. 

Jones, Lawrence E. (RM) ........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Jordan, Jane I. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 LP; 1991 AM. Iowa: 1986 Richland-Ollie; Jan. 1, 1994 Prairie 

View-Richland; 1994 Corwith-Wesley; 1996 Woodbine. 

Joseph, Sushil (RM) .............................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Kaasa, LaVonne Rae (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 School; 1984 Maxwell 

Yoke (UM-UP)-Peoria; 1986 Paton; 1990 Fort Dodge, Epworth; 1995 Superintendent, Spencer District. 

Kahler, Gerry Lawrence (FE). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1993 LP; 1996 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 

1993 Brooks-Carbon-Carl; 1996 Dunkerton. 

Kail, Edward Allen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School; 1977 Fox River 

Parish: Milton-Cantril-Mount Sterling; 1982 Mount Ayr Parish: Mount Ayr-Redding-Blockton-Middle Fork; Aug. 

17, 1987 Superintendent, Ottumwa District; Aug. 1, 1991 Associate Professor, Chair of Town and Country 

Ministries/Director of Field Education, Saint Paul School of Theology; 1997 Interim Academic Dean, Saint Paul 

School of Theology; 1998 Interim Academic Dean/Chair of Town and County Ministries/Director of the Course 

of Study School, Saint Paul School of Theology. 

Kastler, Kent Randolph (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1961 PM & D; 1965 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1961 School; 1965 

McGregor-Giard-Marquette; 1968 Earlville-Earlville (UCC). Iowa: 1969 Earlville-Earlville (UCC); 1970 

Supernumerary; 1971 Ayrshire-Curlew; 1972 Supernumerary; Jan. 1, 1973 New Virginia-Medora; 1974 

Voluntary Location; 1975 (Readmitted) Center Point; Oct. 15, 1976 Lacey-Beacon; 1978 Shell Rock; 1981 

Greene Yoke (UM-BR); 1990 Hubbard; 1994 Retired; 1995 (Reinstated) Anthon-Rock Branch.


Keck, L. Robert (RM) ............................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Keizer, John Albon (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1998 PM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1996 Brooks-Carbon- 

Carl; 1997 School (Brooks-Carbon-Carl). 

Kelderman, Leroy W. (FE). .(Open Bible Church) UM Church Iowa: 1973 PM & D; 1975 FM; Sept. 28, 1975 E. 

Iowa: 1973 Delmar-Charlotte-Elwood; 1978 Norwalk-Linn Grove; 1979 Spencer, Grace (Assoc.); 1981 Des 

Moines, Miller; 1983 Manager, Cokesbury Bookstore, Des Moines; 1985 Leave of Absence; Sept. 1, 1985 New 

Virginia-Medora; 1990 Ankeny, Faith-Des Moines, Marquisville; 1998 Des Moines, Marquisville-Christ. 

Kellogg, Charles Bruce (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 School; Sept. 1, 1979 

Corydon Parish (Assoc.); 1980 School; 1981 North Liberty-Tiffin; 1985 Manson; 1992 Clarion. 

Kelly, Dean J. (FE). .UM Church Neb.: 1978 D; 1980 E; 1982 FM. Nebraska: 1975 School; 1978 Bladen, Blue 

Hill; 1981 Omaha, Maplewood; Jan. 1, 1986 Leave of absence; June 1, 1988 Vennard College, Oskaloosa, Iowa. 

June 15, 1989 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1989 Independence; 1995 Dubuque, St. Luke’s; 1996 Grundy Center. 

Kelsey, Charles D. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: September 1, 1990 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1990 Coralville 

(Assoc.); July 1, 1991 Coraville (Assoc.) and Iowa City, New Horizons; 1992 Iowa City, New Horizons; 1996 

Coralville, New Horizons. 

Kena, Kwasi Issa (PM). .(Cred. recognized Free Will Baptist) UM Church Iowa: 1991 E. Iowa: 1989 Park View; 

1991 Davenport, St. John’s (Assoc.) and Park View, New Hope; 1992 Waterloo, African-American; October 1992 

Waterloo, Jubilee; 1995 Teaching Department of Religion and Philosophy, Wartburg College; Jan. 2, 1996 

World Division of Board of Global Ministries, Missionary to West Africa. 

Kendall, Jack (RAM). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 LP; 1993 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1987 Tingley-Wishard Chapel- 

Ellston; July 19, 1992 Alburnett-Prairie Chapel; 1998 Retired. 

Kennedy, Stanley Chester (RM) ................................. (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Kennedy, Sylvia (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Alburnett-Prairie Chapel. 

Kent, Kenneth Neal (FE). .(Credentials Recognized American Baptist) UM Church Iowa: 1989 E; 1991 FM. 

Iowa: Aug. 15, 1988 Early; April 13, 1992 Assistant Director, Great Plains Region, Church World Service/CROP, 

National Council of Churches; 1995 Van Horne-Elberon-Blairstown-Norway; Nov. 20, 1995 Peace United 

Methodist Parish, Van Horne-Elberon-Blairstown-Norway. 

Kerns, Clair Walter (RM) ......................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Kerr, Ronald Raymond (RM) ..................................... (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Kiboko, Kiboko I. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 School; 1998 Mount Pleasant (Assoc.). 

Kiesey, Deborah Lieder (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School; 1976 

Richland-Ollie; 1980 Leave of Absence; 1982 Washington (Assoc.); 1988 Mount Pleasant; 1997 Iowa City, First. 

Kildal, William Morris (RM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Kim, Heeyoung (FE). .N.W. Texas: July 1, 1997 transfer Iowa. Iowa: August 15, 1995 Bettendorf, Quad-Cities 

Korean. 

Kim, Jung-Sook (FE). .UM Church: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1995 Buffalo Center-Thompson; 

Dec. 1, 1995 Thompson; Jan.1, 1996 Thompson and Forest City (Assoc.); 1997 West Chester. 

King, Frank Gilmore (FE). .UM Church Louisville: 1971 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. Louisville: 1971 School; 1973 

Kentucky Wesleyan College; 1974 St. James; 1976 School; Oct. 6, 1978 Chaplain-Intern; 1979 School; Feb. 28, 

1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Feb. 28, 1980 Chaplain, St. Luke's Methodist Hospital; Sept. 14, 1981 Director of 

Chaplaincy, Mortin F. Plant Hospital, Clearwater, Florida. 

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King, James W. (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1957 PM; 1958 D; 1961 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1957 Donnellson Circuit; 

1959 School; 1961 Bagley-Greenbrier-Jamaica; 1968 Fremont-Cedar-Kirkville. Iowa: 1969 Fremont-Cedar- 

Kirkville; 1972 Corning Parish, Corning-Mt. Etna-Brooks-Carbon; 1979 Superintendent, Ottumwa District; 1985 

Atlantic; 1990 Des Moines, First; 1993 Nevada; 1998 Retired. 

King, Lynn John (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Kinrade, Alvern J. (RM) ..........................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Kinzler, Harlan Ronald (RM) .....................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Kinzler, Herbert Wallace (RAM) ..................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

*Kirk, Kenneth George (FE). .UM Church East Ohio: 1974 PM & D. Iowa: 1982 FM & E. East Ohio: 1974 

School. June 3, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 Hope Parish: Panora-Linden-Prairie Center-Yale-Cooper; 

1978 Discontinued; 1979 (Readmitted) Meservey-Alexander; Apr. 15, 1983 Director, Pastoral Care, Guernsey 

Memorial Hospital, Cambridge, Ohio; July 9, 1990 Director, Pastoral Care, Doctor's Hospital, Columbus, Ohio; 

1997 appointed West Ohio; July 1, 1998 transferred West Ohio. 

Kirkpatrick, Kerrin Arlene (PM). .UM Church: 1992 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1993 Cedar Rapids, New Life; Aug. 

15, 1993 not appointed; Nov. 22, 1993 Buck Creek-Delhi; 1994 Martelle-Viola; 1996 Martelle-Viola (Assoc.). 

Kirkpatrick, Lexie A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1989 Delmar- 

Elwood; 1991 Oakville-Kingston; 1993 Nishna Valley Parish, Emerson-Hastings-Wesley Chapel; 1994 Keokuk, 

Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky. 

Kisker, Scott Thomas (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D. Iowa: 1993 Associate Pastor for Youth and 

Christian Education, American Protestant Church in Bonn, Germany; 1995 School. 

Kitterman, Ralph Donald (RM) ...................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Kitterman, Ronald Ray (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1967 PM & D. Iowa: 1970 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1967 School. Iowa: 

1969 School; 1970 Council Bluffs, Trinity; 1972 Logan-Magnolia; 1977 Sioux City, Grace (Assoc.); Oct. 15, 1979 

Deep River (Ecumenical Parish); Oct. 15, 1980 Chaplain, Woodward State Hospital School; 1983 Aurelia; 1989 

Chaplain, Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge. 

Klapp, Dee Ann (FE). .UM Church N.D.: 1983 PM & D. Iowa: 1987 FM & E. June 7, 1985 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 

1985 Lovilia-Avery-Albia (Assoc.); 1988 Correctionville-Cushing; 1997 Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux. 

Klarenbeek, Henrietta (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1986 Spirit Lake 

(Assoc.); 1990 Iowa Great Lakes Ministry; 1991 Aurelia; 1997 Des Moines, Windsor. 

Kledis, James A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1985 East Janesville- 

Mt. Hope; 1989 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.); 1992 Boone, First (Assoc.); 1994 Iowa City, Hope. 

Klein, Carl Edward (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1971 FM & E. Iowa: 1969 Lamont-Aurora; 1970 

Burlington, West Hill; Sept. 1, 1973 School (Fairfax-Walford); Sept. 1, 1974 Kellogg-Bethel-Pleasant View; 1980 

Faith Parish: Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton-Summit; 1989 Lohrville-Rinard; 1994 Hartley; 1996 New Life 

Parish, Wayland-Cottonwood-Finley Chapel. 

Klink, Charles Elmer (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 Bussey-Harvey-Tracy; 

1981 Camanache; 1985 Sumner; 1988 Humboldt (Assoc.); 1990 Faith: Humboldt-Rutland-Gilmore City- 

Bradgate (Assoc.); 1991 Wellman; 1996 Sioux City, Wesley; 1998 Eldridge. 

Kluis, Kathy (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 1997 Logan- 

Magnolia. 

Knight, Norman Leroy (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. Mich.: 1960 Edwardsburg- 

Smith's; 1961 School; June 2, 1961 transferred Pacific N.W. Pac. N.W.: 1962 Discontinued; June 11, 1967 

Reinstated S. Ia. and appointed West Burlington-Oak Grove. Iowa: 1969 Withdrew; 1974 (Readmitted) Minburn;


1978 Council Bluffs, Epworth; 1984 West Des Moines, Valley; 1992 Mt. Vernon. 

Kober, Scott F.K. (PM). .UM Church: L. UM Church Iowa: 1997 PM & D. Iowa: January 1, 1997 Des Moines, 

Grace (Assoc.). 

Koepcke, Robert (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: March 3, 1995 Hopkinton Yoke; 1997 Discontinued; 

1998 (Reinstated local pastor) Fayette. 

Koether, Luella G. (RAM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Koontz, Donald H. (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Koth, Clayton Eugene (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1958 PM; 1964 FM & E. Ia.: 1958 School; 1964 Des Moines, 

Sheridan Park; 1968 Director of Admissions, Evangelical Theological Seminary. Iowa: 1969 Director of 

Admissions, Evangelical Theological Seminary; 1972 Bettendorf, Broadview; 1976 Chariton Parish: Chariton, 

First-Chariton, Christ-Pleasant Prairie-Norwood; 1983 Superintendent, Perry District; 1989 West Des Moines, 

Walnut Hills; 1995 Urbandale, Walnut Hills. 

Koughn, E. Jeanne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1996 Nichols-Cedar Valley- 

Conesville; 1998 Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley. 

Koughn, Harold W. (FE). .UM Church: 1991 L; 1992 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 Delmar-Elwood; 1992 

Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center; 1996 Sioux Rapids(UM-UCC Union)-Rembrandt. 

Krambeck, Richard E. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 D & AM. Iowa: April 1, 1975 Shelby-Tennant; 1980 

Pierson-Meadow Star; 1983 Mapleton-Ticonic; 1989 Faith United Parish, Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Numa- 

Unionville; 1990 Missouri Valley-Modale. 

Kramer, Ronald Eugene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Mt. Pleasant (Assoc.); 

1988 Marcus; 1997 Des Moines, Easton Place. 

Kress, Carol Ann (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School; 1989 Nishna Valley 

Parish, Emerson-Hastings-Wesley Chapel; 1993 Williamsburg. 

Kretzschmar, Richard E. (FE). .Meth Church Michigan: 1961 PM & D. 1964 FM & E. Michigan: 1961 School. 

Aug. 1, 1962 transferred Missouri East. Missouri E.: 1962 School; Aug. 1962 Wesley Foundation, St. Louis. June 

12, 1964 transferred Missouri West. Missouri W.: 1964 Wesley Foundation, Warrensburg. June 1, 1967 

transferred Minnesota. Minnesota: 1967 Moorhead (Assoc.) and Wesley Foundation; 1969 Moorhead United 

Campus Ministry; 1974 United Campus Christian Ministry, Wichita, Kansas. May 15, 1975 transferred Kansas 

West. Kansas West: 1975 United Campus Christian Ministry, Wichita, Kansas. February 1, 1979 transferred 

Kansas East. Kansas East: 1979 ECM, Pittsburg State. June 1, 1982 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1982 Humboldt 

(Assoc.); 1986 Elgin-Illyria Fed; 1987 Elgin-Illyria Community; 1993 Sioux City, Whitfield. 

Kruse, Annette K. Ruhs (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Baldwin-Monmouth; 

Aug. 31, 1985 Marshalltown, Grace (Assoc.); 1986 School (Marshalltown, Grace, Assoc.); 1987 Alburnett; 1991 

Churdan-Lanesboro; 1995 Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton; 1996 Step Out in Faith-East Dubuque, 

Wesley. 

Kruse, David Leon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Baldwin-Monmouth; Aug. 

31, 1985 Marshalltown, Grace (Assoc.); 1986 School (Marshalltown, Grace, Assoc.); 1987 Prairie Chapel; 1991 

Farnhamville United (UM-UCC)-Somers; 1996 Dubuque, Faith. 

Kuntz, John Kenneth (FE). .Meth Church MO-E: May 28, 1956 PM; 1957 D; 1961 FM & E. Mo-E: 1956 School; 

Sept. 1963 Instructor, Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.; Sept. 1965 Assistant Professor, Wellesley College, 

Wellesley, Mass.; Sept. 1967 Assistant Professor, School of Religion, University of Iowa, Iowa City. N. Ia.: Dec. 

1, 1967 Assistant Professor, School of Religion, University of Iowa; 1970 Associate Professor, School of 

Religion, University of Iowa; 1976 Professor, School of Religion, University of Iowa. 

Kurtenbach, Roger B. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Pocahontas-Havelock-Plover 

(Assoc.); Jan. 1, 1996 Hope Parish (Pocahontas-Havelock-Plover) (Assoc.); 1998 Fort Dodge, Epworth. 

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Kwon, Hee Soon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; Sept. 1, 1991 

Bettendorf, Broadview; Sept. 1, 1993 Leave of Absence; Jan. 16, 1994 Anyang Juvenile Girls' Home of Christian 

Youth Guidance; Sept. 1, 1996 School. 

Lamb, Glen W. (RM) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

LaMore, George Edward, Jr. (FE). .Meth Church Troy: 1954 PM & D; 1956 FM & E. Troy: 1951 Adams- 

Stamford; 1960 Ass't. Professor-Director, Religious Life, Iowa Wesleyan College. S. New England: 1968 

Professor and Head of Department, Religion and Philosophy, Iowa Wesleyan College. June 1, 1976 transfer 

Iowa. Iowa: 1976 Professor and Head of Department Religion and Philosophy, Iowa Wesleyan College; 1993 

Professor of Religion and Philosophy/Chair, Division of Human Studies, Iowa Wesleyan College. 

LaMotte, Gerald C. (RM) .........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Landis, Clarence Henry (RAM) ...................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Laning, Everett L. (RM) ..........................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Larson, Ernest William (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Latta, Lloyd A. (RM) ..............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Latta, Richard (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Montrose. 

Lautt, Clarence N. (RM) ..........................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Lautt, Zona Louise (RAM) ........................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

LaVelle, Larry Don (FE). .Meth Church NY: 1963 PM & D. Pac. NW: 1965 FM & E. Pac. NW: 1963 Everett-View 

RDG; 1966 Bellevue-Aldersgate; 1971 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1971 Ottumwa, Wesley; 1973 Harlan-Monroe 

Chapel; 1984 Des Moines, First; 1990 Superintendent, Des Moines District; 1995 Ames, First. 

Lay, Forest Melvin (RM) ..........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Layman, Richard Price (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1968 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1972 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1968 

School. Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 Ankeny, First (Assoc.); Nov. 1, 1972 Richland-Ollie; 1976 Guthrie Center- 

Bowman Chapel; 1980 Ayrshire-Curlew; 1982 Allerton-Clio-Lineville; 1987 LuVerne-Livermore; 1992 Corning; 

1998 Onawa-Turin. 

Layton, Charles Vern (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1987 Calamus- 

Grand Mound; 1994 New Hartford. 

Leach, Matt Weaver (RM) ........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Leatherman, J. Artley (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

LeBlanc, Susen F. (PM). .(Credentials recognized) Iowa: 1997 Janesville. 

Lemmermann, Robert William (RM) ..............................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Lemons, Dannel F. (FE). .(Wesleyan) UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School (North 

Linn Parish: Silver Creek-Spring Grove-Troy Mills); 1977 North Linn Parish: Silver Creek-Spring Grove-Troy 

Mills; Jan. 15, 1980 Lake View-Wall Lake; 1983 Clinton, Trinity-Lyons; 1988 Sigourney. 

Lesher, John Quail (RM) .........................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Leveck, Jill Susan Schisel (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1981 Three 

Rivers Parish: North English-Millersburg-South English Union; 1984 Leave of Absence; 1985 Ira Union (UM-D); 

1987 Leave of Absence; 1990 Marne-Buck Creek; 1991 Leave of Absence; Nov. 19, 1993 serving other 

denomination church (Scranton Friends Church).


Leveck, Kevin M. (FE). .UM Church N-Ill: 1980 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. N-ILL: 1980 School. June 7, 1981 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1981 Three Rivers Parish: North English-Millersburg-South English Union; 1984 Mingo- 

Farrar; 1987 Oakland; 1991 Scranton; 1993 Scranton-Greebrier. 

Leverenz, Robert Edward (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1962 PM & D; 1964 FM; Jan. 17, 1965 E. N. Ia.: 1962 

Riceville-McIntire; 1964 Webb-Gillett Grove; 1968 Fort Dodge, Riverside. Iowa: 1969 Fort Dodge, Riverside; 

1974 West Des Moines, Valley; Nov. 1, 1980 Cedar Falls, St. Timothy's; 1987 Sabbatical; 1988 Leave of 

Absence; 1990 School; May 13, 1991 AIDS Foundation of Houston, Inc., Houston, Texas; March 1, 1995 

Executive Director, Our House of Portland; 1998 Retired. 

Lewis, Frederick James (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Ankeny, 

First (Assoc.); 1984 Janesville; 1991 Clear Lake. 

Lewis, LeRoy B. (RM) ........................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Lewis, Lon L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Fort Dodge, First 

(Assoc.); 1982 Nora Springs; 1987 Ogden; 1992 Grinnell; 1997 Ottumwa, First. 

Lieder, Lyle William (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Lierman, Chad E. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Brandon-Mt. Auburn. 

Lincoln, Debra (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: Feb. 18, 1994 Charles City, Trinity (Assoc.). 

Lindley, Doris (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Danbury. 

Lindley, Marvin Gale (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 AM & D. Iowa: 1976 Lovilia-Avery-Albia (Assoc.); 1985 Alta; 

1992 Ida Grove. 

Ling, John C.S. (FE). .(Credentials recognized from Malaysia Methodist Church) UM Church Iowa: 1982 FM. 

Nov. 1, 1981 New Life Parish: Afton-Arispe-Diagonal Yoke (Federated)-Dodge Center-Jerusalem-Lorimor- 

Shannon City-Thayer. June 5, 1982 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1982 New Life Parish: Afton-Arispe-Diagonal Yoke 

(Federated)-Dodge Center-Jerusalem-Lorimor-Shannon City-Thayer; 1983 New Life Parish: Afton-Dodge 

Center-Jerusalem-Arispe-Shannon City-Diagonal Yoke; 1985 Waverly, Faith-Warren; 1990 Sioux City, Rustin 

Avenue-Salix; 1994 Wapello; 1998 Three Rivers Parish, North English-Millersburg-South English Union. 

Lippincott, Florence Anne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 LP; 1990 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 Clinton, 

First (Assoc.); 1991 Winfield-Spring Run; 1996 Eldora. 

Lippincott, John A. (RM) ......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Logan, Rex Vernon (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Long, Stanley Richard (RM) ..................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Long, William G. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 Kellogg-Pleasantview; 1997 Hope 

Parish, Panora-Linden-Prairie Center. 

Longworth, Nicholas Stephenson (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 

1979 Marion (Assoc.); 1986 Executive Director, Bruised Reed, Inc., Cedar Rapids; August 23, 1987 Executive 

Director, Brusied Reed, Inc., Cedar Rapids (Alburnett, Lafayette); 1991 Patient Representative, St. Luke's 

Hospital, Cedar Rapids and Alburnett, Lafayette; 1993 Leave of absence; Sept. 1, 1993 North Linn-Silver Creek 

and Alburnette, Lafayette; May 15, 1995 Spiritual Care Coordinator, St. Luke’s Hospice, St. Luke’s Hospital, 

Cedar Rapids. 

Lopez, Angel Manuel (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Muscatine, St. Paul Hispanic. 

Lord, Howard Jesse (RM) ....................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Lothe, Scott Eugene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1990 North 

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Lott, Raymond C., Jr. (RM) .......................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Louk, James Newton (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1962 AS; 1966 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1962 Collins; 1965 

St. Charles-Patterson. Iowa: 1969 St. Charles-Patterson; 1970 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.); 1971 Colo; 1977 

Forest City; 1984 Clear Lake; 1991 Ames, First; 1995 Ottumwa, First; 1997 Osceola. 

Louk, John Edward (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 School; 1994 Hudson. 

Luck, Catherine A. (FE). .UM Church Memphis: 1974 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Memphis: 1974 School; 1976 

Christ (Assoc.); 1979 Charleston-Hebron-Tabernacle; June 7, 1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1980 Orient-Penn 

Ave. (UM-Hill of Zion UCC Yoke); 1982 Program Consultant, Council on Ministries, Iowa Annual Conference; 

1987 West Des Moines (Assoc.); Oct. 15, 1988 Leave of Absence; November 15, 1989 Cedar Rapids, St. James; 

August 1, 1997 Elma and New Hampton. 

Luers, Charles Edward (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 Blakesburg- 

Christiansburg-Mt. Zion; 1979 Mingo-Farrar; 1984 Des Moines, Aldersgate (Assoc.); 1990 Rock Rapids; 1996 

Superintendent, Creston District. 

Luethye, Lisa L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; July 1, 1992 Leave of 

absence; 1993 Webster City, Asbury-Kamrar (Assoc.); 1994 Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale; 1997 Leave 

of absence. 

Lusher, James Mac (RM) ........................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Maberry, Alvin Tilson (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

*MacCanon, Robert Russell (RM). .UB Church Ia.: 1938 Q.C. License; 1939 AC; 1943 E; 1944 FM. Ia.: 1938 

School; 1943 Garwin; 1945 Moville; 1947 Toledo; 1953 Hubbard; 1959 Marshalltown, Grace. Iowa: 1969 

Marshalltown, Grace; 1970 Sumner-Salem; 1974 Fort Dodge, Epworth; 1981 Retired; January 5, 1998 

Deceased. 

MacPeek, Donald W. (RM) .......................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Madden, Roger C. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.); 

1993 Shenandoah. 

Madsen, Elvin Dwayne (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 D; 1975 AM. Iowa: 1969 Center Point, Urbana; 1970 

Center Point, Zion; 1971 Center Point; 1975 Bedford-Gravity; 1979 Norwalk-Linn Grove; 1991 Norwalk. 

Maize, Roger A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1982 Miles-Preston- 

Sabula; June 15, 1985 Chaplain, US Navy; Sept. 1, 1985 Red Oak Circuit; 1991 School; 1992 Galva-Silver 

Creek. 

Mallott, Charlotte A. Murren (RM). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 AM; 1986 PM; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 Schaller- 

Arthur; Feb. 1, 1977 Center Point-Alice; 1983 Floyd-West St. Charles; 1988 Sumner; 1998 Retired. 

Mallott, Sheridan Morris (RM) ....................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Malone, C. Fred (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 11, 1981 Braddyville-Shambaugh, New 

Market-Maple Grove; 1988 Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke (UM-UP); 1995 Merrill-Adaville. 

Malone, Sara B. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 11, 1981 Braddyville-Shambaugh, New 

Market-Maple Grove; 1988 Birmingham-Stockport; 1995 Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne. 

Manning, Duane Robert (RM) ....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Maple, Donald F. (RM) ...........................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record)


Mariya, Deborah Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Muscatine, Wesley 

(Assoc.); 1983 School; 1984 Danbury-Oto Yoke (UM-UCC); 1986 Dawson-Cooper-Greenbrier; 1990 Chaplain, 

U.S. Navy. 

Markle, Connie S. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 L. Iowa: 1993 Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion; 1997 

Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion (Assoc.); 1998 Douds-Lebannon-Selma. 

Marks, James Russell (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Martin, Jeanne L. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Lake Mills and school; 1997 Lake 

Mills. 

Martin, Ray Ivan (RM) ........................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Martin, Robert P. (RM) ........................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Marty, Howard Henry (RM) ...................................... (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Marzolf, Gary Allen (FE). .UM Church Mo. W.: 1979 PM & D. Iowa: 1982 FM & E. Mo.W.: 1979 School. May 30, 

1981 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1981 Sergeant Bluff; 1990 Forest City. 

Mason, Charles Edwin (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Matheney, Jimmie Wayne (PLP). .UM Church: 1994 L. Iowa: Sepember 1, 1994 Iconium; 1995 Faith United 

Parish, Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Unionville (Assoc.); 1997 Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion. 

Mather, Merlin Richard (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1973 FM & E. Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 Melcher- 

Dallas; 1973 Arnolds Park-Lakes Ministry; Jan. 1, 1976 Lakes Ministry-Spirit Lake (Assoc.); Sept. 1, 1978 

School; June 11, 1985 Leave of Absence; Feb. 15, 1986 Pastoral Psychotherapist, St. Matthew Pastoral 

Counseling Service, Inc., Itasca, Ill.; Nov. 1, 1989 Pastoral Counselor, BroMenn Counseling Services, 

Bloomington, Ill. 

Mather, Paul Boyd (RM) ......................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Matthes, Kristine (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 West Grove. 

Matthews, Gene Eldred (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1962 PM & D; 1965 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1962 Missionary to Korea. 

Iowa: 1969 Missionary to Korea; 1998 Retired. 

Mattson, Thomas Eugene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School; 1976 Orient- 

Penn Ave. (UM-Hill of Zion UCC Yoke); 1980 Lansing-New Albin. 

May, Russell A. (FE). .Wisconsin: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1998 West Des Moines. 

May, Susan M. (FE). .Wisconsin: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1998 Des Moines, Staves. 

McAlpine, Larry Lester (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Oelwein-Hazelton 

Coop. Parish (Assoc.) (School); 1985 Oelwein-Hazelton Coop. Parish (Assoc.); 1986 Havelock-Plover; 1989 

Russell-Bethel; 1991 Everly-Spencer, Zion; 1994 Manning.. 

McAlpine, Shurmaine Kay (AM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L; 1998 AM & D. Iowa: 1991 Doon Congregational; 

1994 Everly-Spencer, Zion. 

McAlpine, William Eugene (RM) ................................. (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

McBlain, Robert A. (RM) ......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

McBride, Robert Edward (RM) ................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

McCallum, John Wesley (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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McCalmont, Cynthia Michele (FE). .Virginia: 1990 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Virginia: 1990 School; 1991 Paton; 

June 5, 1992 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1992 Paton; 1994 Ames, Collegiate (Assoc.) and Associate Director, 

Wesley Foundation. 

*McCann, Larry Robert (FE). .UM Church Oregon-Idaho: 1982 LP. UM Church CAL.-PAC.: 1985 PM. UM 

Church Iowa: 1989 FM. Oregon-Idaho: 1982 Silverton. CAL.-PAC.: July 1, 1982 Winchester; 1985 Montclair; 

1987 Fillmore, First; July 1, 1989 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1989 Peterson-Royal; 1995 Hampton; July 1, 1998 

transferred Wisconsin. 

*McClellan, Joseph Everett (RM). .ME Church NW-KS: 1931 PM; 1934 FM & D; 1937 E. NW-KS: 1931 School; 

1933 Webber; 1936 School; 1937 Gem. S. Ia.: Nov. 1938 Promise City; 1940 Reasnor-Tool's Chapel. 1943 

Chaplain, U.S. Army; 1946 Des Moines, Asbury; 1948 Boxholm; 1953 Humeston-Cambria; 1954 Humeston- 

Derby; 1956 Hamburg-Valley Farm; 1958 Maxwell-Cambridge; 1965 Woodbine; 1967 Donnelson-Clay Grove- 

Embury. Iowa: 1969 Pulaski-Troy; 1974 Retired; December 30, 1997 Deceased. 

McConnell, Wauneita Ruth (RAM) ................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

*McCoy, Wayne (FE). .UM Church Peninsula: 1974 PM & D; 1976 FM & E. Peninsula: 1973 Cambridge-Aireys; 

1975 Federalsburg-Denton; Nov. 1, 1976 School. June 6, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 Des Moines, Inner 

City Parish: Burns-Gatchel-Trinity (Assoc.); 1979 School; 1982 Carson-Mount Hope; 1988 LaPorte City; 1996 

Webster City, Faith-Kamrar; December 1, 1996 to January 31, 1997 Suspended; February 1, 1997 Leave of 

absence; October 20, 1997 Withdrawn. 

McCullough, Julie Diane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1987 

Glidden; 1991 Russell-Bethel; 1994 Paton; 1995 Donnellson-Embury. 

McCutcheon, Iola (PM). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 L; 1993 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 Greeley; March 

1, 1995 Greeley-Dubuque District Education Coordinator; 1997 Greeley. 

McDonough, Gary Dewayne (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1998 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Eddyville- 

Kirkville; 1993 Beacon-Eddyville. 

McFate, Warren John (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

McGee, Gerald Dean (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1968 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. N. Ia.: Nov. 1, 

1966 Fredericksburg-Fredericka; 1968 School (Served Fredericksburg-Fredericka). Iowa: 1969 Fredericksburg- 

Republic; 1970 Newton, First (Assoc.); 1973 Waukon-Dorchester; 1978 Agency-Riverview; 1981 Carlisle; 1985 

Monroe; 1992 Rockwell City; 1997 Glenwood. 

McGraw, Douglas Kirk (FE). .UM Church W-VA: 1976 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. W-VA: 1976 School; 1978 

Boothsville; June 15, 1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1980 Buffalo Center-Woden; 1982 School; 1983 Muscatine, 

Wesley (Assoc.); 1985 School; 1988 Pastoral Counselor, Care and Counseling, St. Louis, Missouri; 1998 Co- 

Executive Officer/Pastoral Counselor, Center for Counseling and Pastoral Care, Des Peres, Missouri. 

McKinley, Paul Foster (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

McKinney, Rodger N. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1976 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 School; 1975 Kalona; 

1981 Davenport, Faith; 1984 Sioux Rapids (UM-UCC Union); 1989 Anita-Wiota; December 31, 1997 Disability 

leave. 

McNamara, Brian Scott (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1980 Jefferson 

(Assoc.); 1983 Marcus; 1988 Spencer, Grace (Assoc.); 1992 Ames, First (Assoc.); 1994 Ruthven-Ayrshire; 1996 

Cedar Rapids, Trinity. 

McPheron, Jeff (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Trenton. 

McPherson, Dean O. (FE). .UM Church Neb.: 1981 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. NB.: 1981 School; Sept. 14, 1983 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1984 West Grove-Drakesville; 1988 Keswick-Thornburg-Webster; 1992 Cedar Rapids, 

Christ Community (Assoc.); 1995 Sutherland-Larrabee.


McQuerry, Cleta M. (AM) . .UM Church Iowa: (Credentials recognized) L.; 1994 AM & D. Iowa: 1991 Rippey- 

Fairview; 1994 Fox River, Milton-Cantril-Mount Sterling; 1995 Disability leave. 

Meade, Paul (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: 1994 North Liberty (Assoc.); September 14, 1994 Solon 

(Assoc.) and co-pastor Amana; 1995 Amana; 1998 Clover Ridge-Colony. 

Meade, Susan (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: 1995 Amana; 1998 Clover Ridge-Colony. 

Meador, Scott (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L; 1995 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Epworth. 

Meendering, Shirley S. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: March 1, 1988 L; 1989 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: March 1, 

1988 Libertyville, Faith-Batavia; October 2, 1989 Leave of Absence; 1990 Rockford-Marble Rock; 1994 

Marathon-Rembrandt; Oct. 1, 1995 Disability leave. 

Mehaffey, Charles Robert (RM) .................................. (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

*Mehaffey, Patrick (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: 1995 Van Horne-Elberon-Blairstown-Norway 

(Assoc.); Nov. 20, 1995 Peace United Methodist Parish, Van Horne-Elberon-Blairstown-Norway (Assoc.); April 

15, 1998 Discontinued local pastor. 

Melby, Steven Paul (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1967 

School. Iowa: 1969 School; 1970 St. George's-Oakley Place Methodist Church, London, Eng.; 1972 West Des 

Moines, First (Assoc.); 1976 Mitchellville-Santiago, 1978 Leave of Absence; January 10, 1984 Des Moines, 

Miller; May 6-Sept. 6, 1995 Continuing Education and Spiritual Growth Leave; September 6, 1995 Des Moines, 

Miller. 

Melick, Ruth A. (Russell) (FE). .UM Church Baltimore: 1982 L; 1983 PM; 1987 FM & E. Baltimore: 1982 Dorsey, 

Emmanuel; 1985 Roland Ave. -Evergreen; 1991 Eldbrooke; July 1, 1992 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1992 Hudson; 

1994 Des Moines, Simpson; 1998 Bedford. 

Mequi, Bonifacio B., Jr. (FE). .Meth Church N-Ill: 1961 PM & D. S. Ia.: 1964 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1961 School; 1964 

Mt. Pleasant, First (Assoc.); 1968 Serving in Phillippines. June 1, 1979 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1979 

Williamsburg; 1982 Coralville; 1984 Superintendent, Fort Dodge District; 1989 Fairfield; 1991 Marshalltown, 

Grace; 1996 Woodward. 

Mercer, Sandra Lynn (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 School; Oct. 1, 1995 School and Truro- 

Peru; September 1, 1996 School; 1997 Leave of absence; 1998 Mingo-Farrar. 

Merrill, Karen Elizabeth (Huff) (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1968 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1971 FM & E. S. Ia.: 

1968 School. Iowa: 1969 School; 1970 Minister of Education, First Congregation Church, Norwood, Mass.; 1971 

Faith Parish: Farragut-Summit-Locust Grove-Riverton; 1977 North English-Millersburg-South English Union; 

1981 Mount Union-Wesley Chapel; 1984 Plainfield-Frederika; 1992 Monroe. 

Merrill, Reginald H., Jr. (FE). .UM Church Maine: 1969 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1972 FM & E. Maine: 1969 

West Kennebunk; 1970 School; 1971 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1971 Faith Parish: Farragut-Summit-Locust 

Grove-Riverton; 1977 North English-Millersburg-South English Union; 1981 Mt. Pleasant (Assoc.); 1984 

Nashua-Republic Community; 1992 Prairie City-Pleasant Hill. 

Metz, Michael Gene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 School; 1981 Visiting 

Minister to British Methodism; August 1, 1982 Orient-(Hill of Zion UCC Yoke); 1986 Ruthven; 1989 Ruthven- 

Ayrshire; 1992 Sidney-Thurman. 

Meyer, Edward Cecil (RM) ....................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Michaelson, Robert Slocumb (RM) ............................... (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Milford, Brian Kent (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 School; 1986 Granger; July 

1, 1991 appointed to Methodist Church of New Zealand, Greytown/Featherston Union Parish; May 1, 1993 Cedar 

Rapids, Lovely Lane. 

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Miller, Daniel P. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 L; 1995 AM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1986 Dunkerton; 1996 

Armstrong-Dolliver. 

Miller, Eugene Lee (RM) .........................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Harold S. (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Jacob Heber (RM) .........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Jerry R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1984 Fairfield (Assoc.); 

December 1, 1987 Rolfe Yoke (UM-UP); 1991 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 1993 Lake Park-Excelsior; Oct. 1995 

Harris-Lake Park; 1997 Grimes. 

Miller, Judith (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 School; 1983 Moravia, Grace; 

1985 Kanawha; 1990 Iowa City, First (Assoc.); 1992 Osceola; 1995 Jefferson-Grand Junction. 

Miller, Matthew P. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1988 LP; 1991 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 

1988 Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth; 1991 School (Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth); 1992 Kanawha; 1997 

Springville. 

Miller, Melvin Benjamin (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Paul L. (RM) ...............................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Roscoe Martin (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1962 AS; 1963 PM & D; 1967 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1962 Guttenberg; 

1965 School; Feb. 1, 1967 Cedar Rapids, St. Peter's-Bertram. Iowa: 1969 Cedar Rapids, St. Peter's-Central 

City; 1970 Davenport, Grace, Apr. 1, 1975 Van Horne-Elberon; 1978 Clinton, Trinity-Lyons; 1983 Clarinda, First; 

1987 Cedar Rapids, Kenwood Park; 1998 Retired. 

Miller, William Theodore (RM) ....................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller-Sinclair Roxanne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1985 Adair- 

New Bethel-Casey; 1989 School; Jan. 1, 1992 Pastoral Counselor, BroMenn Pastoral Services, Bloomington, 

Illinois. 

Milligan, Alton O'Bryan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 School; 1987 Allerton- 

Clio-Lineville; Oct. 15, 1990 Washginton (Assoc.); 1992 Meservey-Thornton; 1994 Graettinger. 

Mills, Forrest David (FE). .UM Church MO-W: 1970 PM. UM Church Iowa: 1975 FM; Sept. 28, 1975 E. May 27, 

1970 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1970 School; 1973 Earlville (UCC Yoke); May, 1977 Chaplain, U.S. Air Force; 

September 30, 1994 Chief, Educ. and Prof. Development, Division of Chaplains; August 1, 1997 appointed 

South Carolina. 

Minear, Paul S. (RM) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Mitchell, Darrell V. (RM) ..........................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Mitchell, Diane (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: 1997 Cedar Falls, Washington Chapel. 

Mitchell, Harold D. (FE). .UM Church N. Ill.: 1964 PM; 1966 FM. N. Ill: 1964 School; 1966 New Milford; 1970 

Chicago-Clearing; 1975 Chicago Heights, First; 1979 Homewood-St. Andrew; 1993 Joliet, Grace; July 1, 1994 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1994 Altoona; 1996 Huxley-Cambridge. 

Mittman, Barbara Kay Mengler (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 FD. Iowa: 1998 Conference Youth Director. 

Molindo, Ekoka Andrew (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 School; January 1, 1998 Leave of 

absence. 

Monthei, Marshall L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1975 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 School; 1974 What 

Cheer-Delta; 1979 Dows; 1981 Woodbine; 1987 Armstrong-Dolliver; 1994 Traer.


Montz, Neil R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 Bussey; 1989 Des Moines, 

Immanuel (Assoc.); 1991 Laurel-Gilman; Jan. 1, 1994 Laurel. 

Moore, Arthur H. (RLP) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Moore, Darwin L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Melbourne-Rhodes; 1987 

School (Melbourne-Rhodes); 1989 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 1993 West Liberty; 1996 Alden-Popejoy. 

Moore, John Knipe (RM) ......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Moore, Kathleen R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 Randalia- 

Maynard-Westgate; 1993 Three Rivers Parish, North English-Millersburg-South English Union; 1998 Columbus 

Junction-Columbus City. 

Moore, Leroy W. (RM) ........................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Moore, Lester L. (RM) ........................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Moore, Raymond D. (RM) ........................................ (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Moorlach, John Howard (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Killduff-Mt. Zion- 

Reasnor; Jan. 1, 1994 Killduff-Reasnor; 1994 Indianola, First (Assoc.). 

Morfitt, Wilbur (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Richland. 

Morgan, Michael (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D. UM Church Rocky Mountain: 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 

School; 1985 appointed Rocky Mountain; July 1, 1986 transferred Rocky Mountain. Rocky Mountain: 1985 

Colorado Springs, St. Paul’s (Assoc.); 1987 Cedaredge, Community; 1991 Chaplain/Director of Church 

Relations, Simpson College; July 1, 1995 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1995 Webster City, Asbury. 

Morris, David A. (FE). .(Credentials Recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & E; 1995 FM. Iowa: 1993 

Gladbrook Chapel-Green Mountain Yoke (UM-UCC); 1998 Sioux City, Wesley. 

Morris, Jim Wallace (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1961 AS; 1963 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1961 Salem- 

Glasgow; 1962 Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion; 1964 Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion (Hopewell 

Southern Baptist); 1966 School; 1966 Peace, St. Paul, Minn.; 1968 Afton-Dodge Center-Jerusalem. Iowa: 1969 

Afton-Dodge Center-Jerusalem; 1975 New Life Ecumenical Parish: Afton-Diagonal-(Diagonal Presbyterian- 

Diagonal Christian)-Arispe-Lorimor-Shannon City-Thayer-Jerusalem-Dodge Center; Nov. 1, 1979 Des Moines, 

Staves; 1987 appointed to Red Bird Missionary Conference; 1993 Conference Superintendent, Red Bird 

Missionary Conference. 

Morris, Milo Eugene (RM) ........................................ (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Morrison, Clarence M. (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Morrison, Cynthia (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: 1997 Bloomfield-Drakesville. 

Morrison, W. Donovan (FE). .UM Church Pacific-S.W.: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Pacific-Southwest: 1984 

School; July 1, 1985 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1985 Keosauqua-Bentonsport-Center Chapel; Feb. 1, 1987 

Keosauqua-Center Chapel; 1989 Fort Dodge, Riverside; 1992 Primghar (UM-UCC Union); 1997 Bloomfield- 

Drakesville. 

Morrow, Charlie A. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 LP; 1991 AM. Iowa: 1985 Truro-Peru Yoke (UM-UCC); Jan. 

15, 1986 Macksburg-Hebron-Wesley Chapel; 1989 Lewis United Congregational Methodist (Union); 1991 Lewis 

United Congregational Methodist; 1993 Chelsea-Mesquakie Settlement Ministry; Dec. 1, 1994 Chelsea- 

Meskwaki Settlement Ministry of Presence. 

Muller, Henry N. (RM) ............................................ (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Muller, Merrill Greg (FE). .UM Church Texas: 1983 L. UM Church Central Texas: 1986 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. 

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Texas: 1983 Jewett. Central Texas: Jan. 1, 1985 Italy, First; 1986 Valley Mills; 1989 Troy; July 1, 1991 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: 1991 Sioux City, Riverside-Church of All Nations; August 3, 1998 Director of Development, Goodwill 

Industries, Sioux City. 

Musser, Lloyd Leonard (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

*Musson, Wilbur (RLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 L. Iowa: 1986 Ross-Gray; 1988 Bayard-Wichita; 1989 Not 

appointed; April 1, 1989 Disability; 1994 Retired; December 5, 1997 Deceased. 

Mutchler, Sue (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1988 Waverly, Trinity (Assoc.); 1998 Not appointed. (See 


Mutum, Edwin (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1997 Calamus-Grand Mound; 1998 Bettendorf, 

Asbury (Assoc.). 

Myers, Christopher Michael (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1993 PM & D. Iowa: 1992 Waterloo, Linden; 1995 

Mt. Pleasant (Assoc.); 1998 Swea City. 

*Nelsen, Lana E. (PLP) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 Ottumwa, Riverview; 1998 Discontinued 

local pastor. 

Nelson, David L. (FE). .UM Church N-TX: June 4, 1969 PM & D; 1971 FM; Sept. 5, 1971 E. Iowa: 1969 School; 

1970 Everly-Spencer, Zion; 1975 Renwick; 1977 Mental Health Agency, Spencer; 1981 Grundy Center; 1985 

Sioux City, Grace; 1992 School; Jan. 1, 1996 Vet Center Counselor, Des Moines. 

Nelson, Donald L. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 L. Iowa: 1983 George; 1987 Lester. 

*Nelson, Earl Volney (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: June 20, 1952 PM; 1954 D; 1955 FM (MO); 1955 E. UM Church 

Iowa: 1969 PM; 1975 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1952 School; 1955 Waterloo, Grace (Assoc.); 1956 Vincent-Woolstock. 

S. Ia.: June 22, 1958 Burlington, Harrison Avenue; 1961 Burlington, Harrison Avenue-Spring Grove; 1964 

Osceola; 1965 Voluntary Location. Iowa: 1969 (Readmitted as PM) Supernumerary; 1973 Des Moines, 

Marquisville-Miller; 1975 Readmitted, Des Moines, Marquisville-Miller; 1979 Assistant Chaplain, Lutheran 

Hospital-Des Moines, Miller; 1981 Assistant Chaplain, Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines; 1982 Staff Chaplain, Iowa 

Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines; December 31, 1994 Retired; January 4, 1998 Deceased. 

Nelson, James Robert (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1961 PM & D; 1963 FM; Feb. 9, 1964 E. N. Ia.: 1961 Randalia; 

1963 Randalia-Maynard; 1965 Mechanicsville-Stanwood. Iowa: 1969 Mechanicsville-Stanwood; 1973 Des 

Moines, Grace (Assoc.); 1982 Director, Wesley Foundation, Drake University. 

Nelson, Karen (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1996 Marion (Assoc.). 

Nelson, Mervin Roger (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Nester, Tony R. (FE). .UM Church N. New Jersey: 1972 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. N. New Jersey: 1972 Plainfield 

(Assoc.); 1973 Jersey City, Trinity; June 4, 1975 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1975 Low Moor-McCausland; 1978 

Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 1982 Des Moines, Union Park; 1989 Council Bluffs, Salem; 1998 Sheldon. 

Newbrough, Floyd T. (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Newlon, Kent (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Kirkville; 1996 Edgewood. 

Nichols, Frank Arthur (RM) ......................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Nichols, Nancy J. (RM) ..........................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Nicholson, Dennis Dale (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1964 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1964 School; 1966 

Douds-Lebanon-Selma. Iowa: 1969 Mt. Pleasant, First (Assoc.); 1974 Indianola, Center Chapel-Farmers 

Chapel-Wesley Woods; 1981 Van Meter-Booneville; 1986 Northwood-Kensett; 1996 Rock Rapids. 

Nicholson, James B. (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record)


Nicholson, Linda (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Inwood-Doon Yoke (UM-Congregational); 1998 

Not appointed. 

Nims, Gary Alan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Waterloo, 

Linden; August 1983 Dunkerton; 1986 Indianola, First (Assoc.); 1990 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's (Assoc.), Minister 

of Outreach. 

Nissen, Richard J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Hansell-West Fork; 1988 

School; July 1, 1994 Juel Fairbanks Chemical Dependency Service, St. Paul, Minn. 

Nolte, David Michael (FE). .UM Church N. Ia.: 1968 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1973 FM; Oct. 28, 1973 E. N. 

Ia.: 1968 School. Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 Charles City (Assoc.); 1973 Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson- 

Hastings-Henderson-Wesley Chapel; 1975 Chaplain, U.S. Army; Jan. 1, 1982 Traer; 1986 Humboldt (Assoc.); 

1988 Lisbon; 1996 Oakland. 

Nolte, Eldon George (RM) ....................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Nosek, Julie DeShaw (FDR). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1988 Iowa City, First (Assoc.); August 1, 1998 

Retired. (See Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Noseworthy, James Arthur (FE). .UM Church N. CAR.: 1970 PM & D; 1973 FM & E. N. CAR.: 1970 School; 

Sept. 1, 1970 Pleasant Green; 1972 Chapel Hill, Orange; 1973 Roanoke Rapids: New Hope-South Rosemary. 

June 3, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 Newell-Varina; 1980 Council on Ministries Staff, Iowa Annual 

Conference; 1982 Davenport, St. John's (Assoc.); July 15, 1985 Director of Church Relations and Religious Life, 

Simpson College; 1986 College Chaplain and Director of Church Relations; Aug. 1, 1991 Director of Annual 

Conference Relations and Public Policy Programs in the Division of Higher Education, General Board of Higher 

Education and Ministry. 

Nothdurft, Milton Hartman (RM) ................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Oakland, Jerry Edward (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Sioux 

City, Riverside; 1985 Pleasantville; 1987 Mason City, First (Assoc.); 1994 Superintendent, Muscatine District. 

Oberheu, Crystal (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1991 Bayard- 

Wichita; 1996 Ft. Madison, Santa Fe. 

Odell, Clair D. (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1968 PM. UM Church Iowa: 1972 D; 1975 FM & E. Ia.: 1968 Adaville. 

Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 School (Center Grove-Rockdale-East Dubuque); 1974 Graettinger; 1976 Davenport, 

Christ; 1981 Fairfield; 1989 Marion; 1991 Muscatine, Wesley; 1993 Maquoketa. 

Ohrt, David John (FE). .UM Church Kentucky: 1975 PM & D. Iowa: 1979 FM & E. Kentucky: 1972 Mt. Pleasant 

Circuit; 1976 Washington. June 2, 1978 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1978 Silver Creek-Hancock; 1982 Bettendorf, 

Asbury (Assoc.); 1987 Woodward; 1996 Des Moines, Greenfield Plaza-Jordan; 1997 Wilton. 

Oliver, Jerry D. (PLP). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1964 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1977 D. S. Ia.: 1964 Green 

Plain; 1964 Spring Hill; 1965 Batavia; 1967 Ira; Jan. 1, 1968 Melcher-Dallas. Iowa: 1969 Melcher-Dallas; 1971 

Not appointed; 1973 Southeast Warren Parish: Milo-Green Plain-Lacona-Liberty Center (Assoc.); 1985 Lacona. 

Olmsted, William Edward (RM) .................................. (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Olson, Bernard Gerald (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Olson, Richard L. (FE). .N. Ind..: 1977 PM; 1981 FM. N. Ind.: 1977 School; 1978 Muncie-Mt. Pleasant; 1979 

School. S.Ind.: 1980 Clarksville-Morton (Assoc.); 1981 Greenwood (Assoc.); 1982 Greenwood; 1984 School. 

N.Ind.: 1989 Associate Director of Local Church Ministries, Conference Council on Ministries; Feb. 15, 1991 

transfer Iowa. Iowa: Feb. 15, 1991 Director of Church Growth and Revitalization; 1996 Associate Director, 

Conference Council on Ministries-Sioux City/Spencer Districts. 

Olson, Tamara Leigh (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1986 Packwood 

(UM-D Yoke); August 1, 1988 School; 1989 Council Bluffs, St. Mark's; Sept. 1, 1990 Toledo, Otterbein-Fairview; 

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1992 Leave of Absence; March 1, 1993 appointed to New York Conference; 1994 Leave of Absence; January 

1, 1995 Minister of Pastoral Care at Fairlawn Heights United Church of Toronto, Ontario; 1998 serving other 

denomination (Fairlawn Heights United Church, United Church of Canada). 

Oren, John Joseph (FE). .(Credentials as Deacon recognized from Southern Baptist)UM Church Iowa: 1978 

FM. Iowa: 1976 School (West Burlington); 1977 West Burlington; Aug. 15, 1979 Nora Springs; 1982 School; 

1983 Anthon-Rock Branch; 1987 Cedar Rapids, St. James; October 16, 1989 Spirit Lake; 1992 Dysart; Feb. 1, 

1996 Leave of absence. 

Orthel, Michael Leo (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 1986 Vinton, 

Stewart Memorial-Urbana; 1988 School (Vinton: Stewart Memorial-Urbana); 1989 Colfax-Ira Union (UM-D); May 

1, 1991 Colfax; 1995 West Des Moines, Jordan Creek; 1997 Kalona. 

Ossman, Robert Lloyd (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Oswald, Rollin Gordon (RM) .....................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

O'Tool, Duane Harry (RM) ........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ough, Bruce R. (FE). .UM Church N.D.: 1975 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. N.D.: 1975 School; 1977 Chicago, Il., Grace 

(Assoc.); 1978 Dakotas Area Program Staff; 1979 Director, Dakotas Area Program Staff; Oct. 15, 1982 

transferred North Indiana. N. In.: Oct. 15, 1982 Director, Oakwood Spiritual Life Center; Mar. 1, 1985 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: Mar. 1, 1985 Director, Conference Council on Ministries; 1992 Superintendent, Cedar Rapids 

District; 1997 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s. 

Owens, Michael L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 West Grove-Drakesville; 

1993 Logan-Magnolia; 1997 Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale. 

Pacholke, David Alan (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 PM & D; 1971 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1967 School. Iowa: 1969 

School; 1970 Mingo-Farrar; Sept. 1, 1973 School; 1974 Chaplain, The Finley Hospital, Dubuque-Dubuque, 

Grandview Avenue (Assoc.); 1983 Director of Pastoral Care, The Finley Hospital, Dubuque. 

Packard, B. Gordon, JR. (RM) ....................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Paige, Max Elmer (RM) ...........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Paige, Walden James (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1968 PM & D; 1971 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1968 Charter Oak-Deloit- 

Ute. Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 Hinton-Melbourne; 1973 Marshalltown, First (Assoc.); 1977 Maxwell (UM-UP 

Yoke)-Peoria; 1983 Garwin-Pleasant Hill; 1991 Columbus Junction-Columbus City; 1998 Clarinda. 

Paige, Warren Sterling (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Pals, Daryl W. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1964 PM & D; 1967 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1964 School; 1966 Paulina-Gaza; 

1968 Jesup-Raymond. Iowa: 1969 Jesup-Raymond; 1975 Waukee; 1991 Maxwell-Peoria; May 1, 1992-July 

31, 1992 Sabbatical; 1992 Maxwell-Peoria; 1993 Newton, St. Luke. 

Pals, Keith Gordon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 Corwith-Wesley; 1980 

School (Corwith-Wesley); 1981 Corwith-Wesley; 1983 Fairbank-Oran; Oct. 1, 1986 Withdrawn to another 

denomination. UM Church Iowa: Aug. 1, 1988 Sanborn-Melvin (1990 Readmitted); 1997 Pierson-Meadow Star. 

Park, Sungjoon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 Brandon-Mt. Auburn; 1996 

Lisbon. 

Parmer, Wallace Arthur (RM) ....................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Parris, Robert M. (RM) ...........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Parrott, Glen R. (RM) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Parrott, Thomas Ray (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1972 FM; Oct. 29, 1972 E. Iowa: 1969 School; 1972


Ayrshire-Curlew; 1977 Glidden; 1981 Elgin-Illyria Federated; 1986 Marathon-Rembrandt; 1988 Muscatine, 

Otterbein-Park Avenue; Oct. 2, 1988 Muscatine, New Hope. 

Paterson, George W. (RM) ....................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Patrick, Lynn (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 L; 1997 AM & D. Sept. 1, 1989 Boxholm-Pilot Mound; 1995 Earlville 

United Parish. 

Patrick, Scot (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 School; 1997 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.). 

Pauley, Larry L. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 AM & D. Iowa: 1978 New Hartford-Parkersburg; 1980 Keswick- 

Thornburg-Webster; 1985 Milo-Liberty Center-Green Plain; 1992 Early-Nemaha; 1997 Moravia. 

Paulus, Richard M. (FE). .Oregon: 1965 PM; 1967 FM. Oregon: 1965 McMinnville (Assoc.); 1967 No record of 

Appointment. NY: 1968 Norwalk (Assoc.); 1970 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1970 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 1972 

Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 1978 Van Horne-Elberon; 1991 West Branch-Springdale. 

Pearson, Richard Leonard (RM) ................................. (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Peckham, Galen Ermil (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1961 PM & D; 1964 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1961 School; 1962 West 

Bend-Cylinder; 1966 West Bend-Bradgate; 1967 Sibley. Iowa: 1969 Charles City (Assoc.); 1971 Bloomfield; 

1977 LaPorte City; 1986 Ames, First; 1991 Superintendent, Spencer District; 1995 Superintendent, Des Moines 

District; 1998 Retired. 

Pemble, James R. (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1967 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1972 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1967 School. 

Iowa: 1969 College Springs-Braddyville-Shambaugh; 1970 Minburn; 1974 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 1977 Colfax- 

Ira; 1983 Des Moines, Wesley; 1989 Des Moines, Wesley-Bloomfield; August 1, 1995 Perry. 

Pennington, Paul Dean (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1960 AS; 1963 PM & D; 1970 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1960 

Crawfordsville; 1963 Montrose-Melrose; 1966 No appointment; 1967 Red Oak (Assoc.); 1967 School. Iowa: 

1969 School; Apr. 15, 1970 West Burlington-Oak Grove; 1974 Carson-Mount Hope; Sept. 1, 1979 Wilton- 

Moscow; 1997 Keokuk, Trinity. 

Penticoff, Prentiss C. (RM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Perdue, James Duane (FE). .UM Church West Virginia: 1972 D.; 1978 E. West Virginia: 1974 Community 

Church of Hoboken, NJ. Wyoming: 1975 Lake Como. West Virginia: 1977 Kimball-Superior; 1980 Barrackville; 

1983 Wardensville; 1985 Staff Coordinator: Interreligious Disaster Recovery Task Force. Feb. 23, 1987 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: Feb. 23, 1987 Program Consultant, Conference Council on Ministries; Aug. 31, 1989 

Leave of Absence; 1990 New Virginia-Medora; Oct. 1, 1993 Iowa Interfaith Flood Recovery Coordinator, 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa; Aug. 15, 1994 Board of Global Ministries, World Division. 

Perdue, Neva Thorn (FE). .UM Church West Virginia: 1985 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. West Virginia: 1982 Central 

Monongalia Circuit; 1983 Great North Mountain Charge. June 15, 1987 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1987 DeSoto; 

Oct. 31, 1987 Leave of Absence; 1988 Indianola: Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel; 1992 Milo-Green Plain-Liberty 

Center; Aug. 15, 1994 Board of Global Ministries, World Division. 

Perkins, Leroy F. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: Iowa: September 1987 Woodburn-Weldon-Van Wert; Feb. 1, 1991 

Allerton-Lineville-Clio. 

Peters, Craig Allen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 Kellogg-Pleasant View 

(School); 1987 Kellogg-Pleasant View; 1989 West Des Moines (Assoc.); 1993 Davenport, Christ. 

Peters, Douglas Alan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1978 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 Woodbine; 1979 Iowa 

Falls (Assoc.); Nov. 15, 1983 Solon-Bertram; 1995 Solon. 

Peters, Stephen Ray (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 School; 1991 Bedford- 

Gravity; 1994 Ankeny, First (Assoc.); 1998 Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center) (Assoc.). 

Peterson, Edward Robert (). .(Amer. Baptist) UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM; 1982 FM. Iowa: 1978 Olin, First; 1986 

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Peterson, Kenneth D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 Fairbank-Oran; Jan. 24, 

1983 Goldfield-Hardy; 1990 Indianola, First (Assoc.); 1994 Sioux City, St. James. 

Peterson, Peter J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 Nemaha; 1978 School; 1980 

Akron; 1988 Tama-Montour; Jan. 1, 1993 Tama, Living Faith; 1994 Laurens. 

Petrak, Ronald Dean (RM). .EUB Church Ia.: 1953 PM; 1957 FM & E. Ia.: 1953 School; 1957 Chariton; 1961 

Des Moines, Christ; 1968 Renwick. Iowa: 1969 Renwick; Jan. 1, 1970 Program Council Staff, Iowa Annual 

Conference; 1977 Dayton-Harcourt; 1981 Red Oak, First; 1987 Rock Rapids; 1990 Rockwell City; 1992 West 

Des Moines (Assoc.); 1998 Retired. 

Peverill, Lloyd Vernon (RM) ......................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Pfaltzgraff, Paul Otto (RM) .......................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Pfaltzgraff, Richard Carl (RM) ....................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Phares, Dawn Esther Diener (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 L; 1994 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: January 1, 

1993 Park View, New Hope; 1997 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.). 

Phelps, Walter Baird (RM) .......................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Philgreen, E. Edward (RM) .......................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Phillips, Edward P. (RM) .........................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Phillips, Robert Pearl (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Pierce, Darwin Maurice (RM) .....................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Pierce, Fred Perry (RM) ..........................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Piercy, Rex E. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1975 FM; Sept. 28, 1975 E. Iowa: 1971 McGregor; 1972 

School (McGregor-Giard); 1974 Edgewood; Jan. 15, 1979 Nora Springs; Aug. 1, 1979 School (Nov. 11, 1979 

Amish Circuit); 1982 Leave of Absence; Dec. 15, 1984 Waterloo, St. Paul's; 1989 Waterloo, St. Paul's-Calvary; 

1990 Dubuque, St. Luke's; Sept. 1, 1994 Leave of absence; 1996 Waukee. 

Pilecki, Fred (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Malvern-Strahan. 

Pimlott, Lloyd George (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Piper, Judith Ann Campbell (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Northboro- 

Blanchard; 1987 Woodbine; 1991 Faith, Humboldt-Rutland-Gilmore City-Bradgate (Assoc.); 1993 Humboldt 

Faith, Rutland-Gilmore City-Bradgate (Assoc.); 1996 Holstein. 

Pippert, Richard Charles (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Inwood-Lester; 1985 

Fremont-Cedar; 1990 Nora Springs; 1997 Nora Springs-Rudd-Plymouth-Rock Falls; November 1, 1997 Shell 

Rock Valley UM Churches. 

Pitka, Marjolein (SLP). .UM Church: 1998 L. Iowa: January 1, 1998 Dubuque, Center Grove-Rockdale; 1998 

Sherrill. 

Pittman, James S. (RM) ..........................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Platon, Antonio Neil G. III (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Macksburg-Hebron- 

Lorimor. 

Plocher, Robyn Joy (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1987 Geneseo-


Garrison Team Ministry; 1990 Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville; 1992 Muscatine, Spangler-Peace; Feb. 1, 1995 

Leave of Absence; June 1, 1995 Chaplain, Harbor Light Hospice, Lincolnwood, Illinois. 

*Plocher, Terry L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Geneseo-Garrison Team 

Ministry; 1990 South Parish: Musserville-Island; Feb. 1, 1995 Leave of Absence; 1998 Honorable location. 

Poe, John Nathan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1984 Arnolds Park; 

1988 Mt. Pleasant (Assoc.); 1990 Dallas Center; 1993 Sibley; Nov. 15, 1995 Sibley-Ocheyedan. 

Pohlman, Steven Henry (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: June 13, 1965 PM & D. NE: 1967 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1965 

School; Sept. 1, 1965 Randalia-Maynard. Iowa: 1969 Reinbeck; 1974 School; 1975 Davenport, St. John's 

(Assoc.); 1977 School; Aug. 27, 1979 Associate Chaplain, St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids; Feb. 

15, 1982 Director of Chaplaincy, St. Luke's Medical Center, Sioux City. 

Poland, William W. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Dubuque: Center Grove- 

Rockdale; 1987 School (Dubuque, Center Grove-Rockdale); 1989 Council Bluffs, Salem (Assoc.); 1994 

Bettendorf, Community of Joy. 

Poore-Christensen, Allen M. (FE). .UM Church Wisc.; UM Church Iowa: 1987 FM & E. June 7, 1985 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: 1985 Calmar-Waucoma (Fed.); 1987 School; 1988 Ayrshire-Curlew; Aug. 22, 1988 Staff, United 

Campus Ministry, Wisconsin State University; Dec. 15, 1989 Leave of absence; 1994 Shell Rock-Clarksville 

Community (Assoc.) and Waverly, Trinity (Assoc.); 1996 Clarksville Community and Waverly, Trinity (Assoc.); 

1998 Clarksville Community. 

Poore-Christensen, Julie M. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1984 

Leave of Absence; 1985 Randalia-Maynard-Westgate; 1988 Graettinger; 1994 Shell Rock-Clarksville 

Community; 1998 Shell Rock. 

Pope, Mary B. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 LP; 1990 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 LeMars, First (Assoc.); 

1989 Not Appointed; 1990 Newell; 1992 Des Moines, First (Assoc.); 1993 Des Moines, Fort Des Moines; 1994 

Des Moines, Trinity; December 1, 1997 Simpson College, Adjunct Faculty; February 15, 1998 Simpson College, 

Adjunct Faculty/First Presbyterian, Winterset; May 1, 1998 serving other denomination (First Presbyterian, 

Winterset). 

Poston, Carol A. Swanson (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1990 

Ventura; 1992 Indianola, Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel. 

Poston, Paul Edward, Jr. (FE). .UM Church West. N.C.: 1991 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1993 FM & E. Western 

N.C.: July 1, 1991 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1991 Titonka-Doan; 1992 St. Charles Yoke (UM-D Fed). 

Potter, Lynn (FE). .UM Church MO-W: 1971 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. MO-W: May 28, 1971 transferred Iowa. 

Iowa: 1971 School; 1973 Waterloo, Linden; 1978 Mt. Ayr Parish: Mt. Ayr-Redding-Blockton-Middle Fork; 1982 

Sabbatical Leave; 1983 Leave of Absence; 1987 Bettendorf, Asbury (Assoc.); 1990 LeMars, First. 

Potter, Orrin T. (RM) ............................................. (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Poulsen, James V. (RM) ......................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Poulsen, Julia Elizabeth Fox (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1981 

Newton, St. Luke; 1988 Marengo; May 1, 1992 Cedar Rapids, New Creation. 

Powell, David J. (RM) ............................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Powers, Edmond O. (FLP). .UM Church: 1994 L. Iowa: 1995 Olin-Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith. 

Preston, Donald E. (FE). .SW Texas: 1983 PM & D. N. Dak.: 1987 FM & E. SW Texas: 1983 San Antonio, St. 

Marks; 1985 San Angelo, First. N. Dak.: 1987 Dickinson; 1991 Jamestown, First; July 1, 1995 transferred Iowa. 

Iowa: 1995 Story City. 

Primmer, Thomas Arthur (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 Cedar Falls, Washington 

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Chapel; 1996 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 1997 Waterloo, First (Assoc.) and Waterloo, Linden (School); 1998 

School (Waterloo, First (Assoc.) and Waterloo, Linden). 

Prosser, Larry (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1994 Russell-Bethel. 

Pulatie, Nina L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1984 LP; 1989 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Council 

Bluffs, Broadway (Assoc.); 1986 Not appointed; 1987 (School); 1989 Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale; 1992 

Nashua-Republic-Plainfield-Frederika; 1994 Nashua-Republic-Plainfield; 1995 Birmingham-Stockport; 1998 

Disability leave (pending). 

Pulatie, Tony L. (FE). .UM Church MO.W.: 1988 PM & D. Iowa: 1991 FM & E. MO.W.: 1986-1988 School; 1986 

New Franklin-Clark's Chapel; 1987 Virginia-Passaic; June 3, 1989 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1989 Malvern- 

Strahan; 1992 Nashua-Republic-Plainfield-Frederika; 1994 Nashua-Republic-Plainfield; 1995 Libertyville- 

Batavia; 1998 Council Bluffs, Salem. 

Quandt, Harvey G. (RM) ..........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Quinlan, Richard C. (RM) ........................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Raines, John David (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1984 Leave of 

Absence; 1986 School; 1988 Orient-(Hill of Zion UCC Yoke); 1990 Orient-Hill of Zion Yoke (UM-UCC); 1995 

Vinton, Wesley (Team Ministry). 

Raines, Kathy Leonard (FE). .UM Church Oregon-Idaho: 1988 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1991 FM & E. 

Oregon-Idaho: 1988 Creston (Assoc.); 1989 Macksburg-Hebron-Wesley Chapel; June 1, 1991 transferred Iowa. 

Iowa: June 1, 1991 Macksburg-Hebron-Wesley Chapel; July 1, 1991 Leave of Absence; 1993 Family Leave; 

1995 Vinton, Wesley (Team Ministry). 

Raphael-Nakos, Stephanie L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1984 

Clarence; 1986 East Dubuque, Wesley; Dec. 1987 Buck Creek-Delhi; 1991 Waukee; 1996 Sioux City, Trimble; 

1998 Ottumwa, Willard Street. 

Raphael-Nakos, Thomas (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 School (Greeley); 

1989 Greeley and Manchester (Assoc.); 1991 Des Moines, Gatchel; 1996 Sioux City, Crescent Park; 1998 

Libertyville-Batavia. 

Rau, Alfred Earl (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Reedy, Rommel C. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1982 Red Oak 

Circuit: Climax-Hawthorne-Stratton; Sept. 1, 1985 School; February, 1987 Clergy Counselor, Mercy Hospital, 

Council Bluffs; 1988 Clergy Counselor, Mercy Hospital, Council Bluffs and Marne-Buck Creek; 1991 Clergy 

Coordinator, Mercy Hospital-Chemical Dependency Service, Council Bluffs; Nov. 1, 1991 Director/Urban 

Minister, Urban Ministry of Greater Waterloo; Nov. 23, 1992 Chaplain, Wyoming State Hospital. 

Rees, Oscar W. (RM) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Reisner, Dale Alvin (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 LP; 1994 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1988 Waucoma Federated; 

1989 Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion; Nov. 15, 1993 New Virginia-Medora. 

Reth, Melvin William (RM) ........................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Reynolds, Douglas (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: 1996 Davenport, Grace; 1998 West Davenport 

Alliance, Faith-Grace. 

Richards, Jerry Lee (FE). .Meth Church C-PA: 1966 PM & D. S. Ia.: 1968 FM & E. C-PA: 1966 Ainsworth- 

Fredonia. Iowa: 1969 Burlington, Asbury-Spring Grove; Sept. 1, 1970 Executive Director, Responsible Social 

Involvement-Professor of Religion, Iowa Wesleyan College; July 1, 1975 Vice-President for Academic Affairs, 

Iowa Wesleyan College; July 1, 1982 President, Iowa Wesleyan College; July 15, 1985 Director of Special Gifts, 

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, Wisconsin.


Richardson, Arthur William (FE). .Courtesy Ord. So. Calif.-Ariz.: 1968 PM & D. South Dakota: 1971 FM & E. 

S.D.: 1968 School; 1971 Brookings; 1974 Mitchell; 1977 Director, Church Relations, Westmar College; 1979 Dir. 

Boston Univ.; Transfer from South Dakota June 15, 1983. Iowa: 1983 President, Westmar College; 1990 

President, Teikyo Westmar; Jan. 1, 1992 Leave of absence; July 1, 1992 Sabbatical; 1993 Dr. Arthur Richardson, 

Inc.; 1994 President, The Richardson Group, Sioux City; July 1, 1994 Vice President for Academic Affairs, 

Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 

Ricks, Allen Dean (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1978 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School; 1977 Clinton, First 

(Assoc.); 1981 Hudson-Washignton Chapel; 1985 Hudson; 1990 School; 1992 Chaplain, Heritage Residence, 

New Hampton; Feb. 8, 1993 Foundation Manager & Planned Giving Coordinator, Covenant Medical Center, 

Waterloo. 

Ricks, Joseph Gleede (RM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Riebhoff, John Laurence (RM) ................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Rieckhoff-Faris, Janet (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; 1992 CPE; 1994 

Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion; 1997 New Clinton Parish ,Clinton,Lyons-Camanche-Low Moor-Clinton, 

Trinity; February 22, 1998 Living Faith Parish, Clinton, Lyons-Camanche, St. Mark’s-Low Moor-Clinton, Trinity. 

Rieckhoff-Faris, Timothy R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; 1992 

CPE, Candler School of Theology; 1994 Agency-Eldon; 1997 New Clinton Parish, Clinton, Lyons-Camanche- 

Low Moor-Clinton, Trinity; February 22, 1998 Living Faith Parish, Clinton, Lyons-Camanche, St. Mark’s-Low 

Moor, Clinton, Trinity. 

Rieckhoff, William George (RM) ................................. (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Riegel, Henry William (RM) ...................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Riegel, Larry (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Three Rivers Parish: North 

English-Millersburg-South English Union; 1993 Villisca-Nodaway; 1994 Des Moines, Fort Des Moines. 

Riggle, Lane S. (FE). .UM Church PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 School; 1991 Des Moines, Immanuel 

(Assoc.); 1995 Melcher/Dallas. 

Riggs, Carl B. (RM) .............................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Riley, James Charles (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1967 

School. Iowa: 1970 Atlantic (Assoc.); 1972 Beaman-Albion; 1977 Northwood-Kensett; 1984 Ida Grove; 1990 

Council Bluffs, Fifth Avenue; 1998 Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion. 

Riley, Laurie L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 School; 1992 Waverly, Trinity 

(Assoc.); 1994 Arlington-Volga. 

Rimmer, Reva (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1998 L. Iowa: 1984 Harvey-Tracy; February 1, 1989 

Leave of absence; November 15, 1989 Discontinued; August 1, 1990 Reinstated local pastor; August 1, 1990 

Pulaski-Troy; 1991 Not appointed; 1998 (Reinstated local pastor) Birmingham-Stockport. 

Rinkel, Charles T., Jr. (RM) ...................................... (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Ritter, Ralph Roland (RM) ....................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Roath, Mary Catherine (AM). .UM Church: 1979 D; 1989 AM. June 15, 1987 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1985 

Boone, Marion Street; 1996 West Union. 

Robbins, Vernon K. (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1960 PM; 1963 FM & E. Ia.: 1963 School; 1968 Instructor, Religious 

Studies, University of Illinois. Iowa: 1969 Assistant Professor, Religious Studies, University of Illinois; 1974 

Associate Professor, Religious Studies, University of Illinois; 1976 Associate Professor, Religious Studies and 

Acting Director of Religious Studies, University of Illinois; 1979 Associate Professor and Executive Secretary of 

Religious Studies, University of Illinois; 1984 Assoc. Professor, New Testament, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga. 

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Roberts, Donald Faye (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Robertson, Jerry Eugene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1982 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School; 1975 

Discontinued; Aug. 15, 1975 Crystal Lake; 1978 (Readmitted) School (Asbury); 1980 Havelock-Plover; 1986 

Coon Rapids; 1989 Klemme-Goodell; 1998 Rock Valley. 

Robinson, Carroll E. (RM) ........................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Robinson, John A., Jr. (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Robinson, Robert P. (RM) ........................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Rogula, David (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Northern Illinois: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1995 

Burlington, First (Assoc.). 

Rohde-Frank, Blair Stanley (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 FM & E. S.D.: June 15, 1990 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 

1990 Page-Taylor Parish: New Market-Maple Grove-Braddyville-Shambaugh; 1994 Floyd-West St. Charles. 

Rohde-Frank, Rosemary (FE). .UM Church: 1993 FM & E. S.D.: June 15, 1990 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1990 

Page-Taylor Parish: New Market-Maple Grove-Braddyville-Shambaugh; 1994 Rockford-Marble Rock. 

Rohret, Sarah (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Center Point-Alice-Urbana 

(Associate); 1998 Not appointed. 

Root, Leonard Leroy (RM) .......................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Root, Stephen Robine, Jr. (RM) ..................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Rosenberger, John Wesley (FE). .N. Dakota: 1962-Nov., 1963 AS; Meth Church S. Ia.: 1964 AS; 1965 PM & 

D; 1967 FM & E. S. Ia.: Nov. 1963 Ladora-Koszta-Ohio; 1967 Chaplain, U.S. Army. Iowa: 1969 Chaplain, U.S. 

Army; 1970 Cedar Rapids, St. Peters-Central City; 1971 Central City-Coggon; 1976 Meservey-Alexander; 1979 

Walcott; 1996 Hartley. 

Roth, Lorraine Joyce (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 School; 1995 Delmar- 

Elwood. 

*Rowley, Fred Conklin (RM) . .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1945 PM & D; 1947 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1945 Churdan; 1950 

Bagley-Cooper; 1955 Griswold; Dec. 1959 Ft. Madison, Santa Fe; 1968 Villisca. Iowa: 1969 Boxholm, 

Emmanuel-Calvary; 1971 Havelock-Plover; 1975 LuVerne-Livermore; 1977 Logan-Magnolia; 1980 Pulaski- 

Troy; 1982 Retired; October 18, 1997 Deceased. 

*Roy, Abel (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1987 Huxley-Cambridge; 

1996 appointed Western New York; July 1, 1998 transferred Western New York. 

Royar, Kenneth D. (FE). .Meth Church C-TX; June 10, 1960 PM; 1963 FM. C-TX: 1960 Fort Worth, Mathews 

Memorial (Assoc.); 1962 Fort Worth, Meadowbrook (Assoc.). N. Ia.: June 9, 1966 Davenport, St. John's (Assoc.). 

Iowa: 1969 Davenport, St. John's (Assoc.); 1975 Iowa City, First (Assoc.); 1982 Keokuk, Trinity; 1985 LeMars, 

Calvary; 1991 Fairfield. 

Rozendaal, James E. (FE). .(Credentials recognized from Reformed Church). UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM; 1984 

FM. Iowa: Aug. 15, 1980 Farmington-Big Mound-Boneparte Yoke (UM-UP); 1986 Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke 

(UM-UP); 1988 Guttenberg-McGregor; 1992 Goldfield-Hardy; 1996 Muscatine Fellowship Parish, Musserville- 

Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace (Team Ministry). 

Rozendaal, Shirley (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 LP; 1990 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Birmingham- 

Stockport; 1988 Not appointed; 1990 School; 1991 Guttenberg-McGregor (School); 1992 Renwick; 1996 

Muscatine Fellowship Parish, Musserville-Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace (Team Ministry). 

Rubenking, Andrew Laine (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1986 Fox 

River: Milton-Cantril-Mount Sterling; 1990 Hamburg; 1996 Council Bluffs, Trinity-Carter Lake; November 1, 1997


Council Bluffs, Trinity-Carter Lake and Council Bluffs, St. Mark’s; 1998 Leave of absence. 

Ruleman, Robert Nelson (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ruppert, Robert Harold (RM) .................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Rusk, Alan J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Delmar-Elwood; 1986 School 

(Delmar-Elwood); 1988 Delmar-Elwood; 1989 Clearfield-Sharpsburg; Sept. 8, 1990 Leave of Absence; April 14, 

1991 Clearfield-Sharpsburg. 

Russell, James Paul (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1962 PM & D; 1964 FM; Nov. 1, 1964 E. N. Ia.: 1962 Inwood- 

Lester; 1965 Kanawha. Iowa: 1969 Kanawha-Stilson; 1970 Ottumwa, Willard Street; 1976 Grinnell; 1984 

Ankeny, First; 1998 Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center). 

Russell, Raymond Lloyd (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Russell, Richard R. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 D; 1979 AM. Iowa: Aug. 15, 1972 Northboro-Blanchard; Jan. 

1, 1975 Moulton-Sharon Chapel; 1979 Stratford-South Marion-Homer; 1987 Winfield-Spring Run; 1991 Dunlap- 

Dow City; 1997 Carson-Mt. Hope. 

Ryon, Lynn A. (FE). .(Credentials recognized from United Church of Christ). UM Church Iowa: 1982 FM. Iowa: 

1971 School; 1973 Washington (Assoc.); 1974 Murray Parish: Murray-Lorimor-Thayer-Hopeville-Lacelle; Dec. 

18, 1974 withdrew; 1977 Readmitted to unite with another denomination; 1982 (Admitted on probation from 

another denomination) Fremont-Cedar; 1985 Chariton Parish: Chariton, First-Chariton, Christ-Norwood- 

Pleasant Plain; 1988 Chariton; 1989 Superintendent, Creston District; Aug. 1, 1990 Davenport, St. John's; 1994 

Superintendent, Fort Dodge District. 

Samuels, Ellen Louise (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1994 PM & D.. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Tingley-Wishard 

Chapel-Ellston; 1993 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 1995 Bettendorf, Broadview; July 1, 1997 Leave of absence; July 

1, 1997 (retroactive) Disability leave. 

Samuelson, Paul Lewis (FE). .Meth. Church Rocky Mtn.: 1968 PM & D. UM Church Nebraska: 1977 FM & E. 

Rocky Mtn.: 1968 Englewood-Min. Youth; 1971 St. Paul (Assoc.); Oct. 1, 1971 Disability. S.D.: 1972 Aberdeen, 

First (Assoc.); May 26, 1975 Discontinued. NB: 1976 Republican Valley; 1977 School; 1981 Bronbury Parish; 

Jan. 1, 1982 Branburg U.M. Parish; 1982 Nelson; Oct. 1, 1986 Clear Point Treatment Center; 1988 Pomeroy- 

Jolley (Iowa); June 5, 1992 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1992 Pomeroy-Jolley; 1994 Sergeant Bluff. 

Sanchez, Consorcia (FE) W. Middle Philippines: August 1, 1996 Lacey; July 1, 1997 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1997 

Correctionville-Cushing. 

Sanders, Jill L. (FE). .(Credentials Recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM; 1997 E. Iowa: 1995 Colesburg. 

Sangel, Marcia Faye (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1986 Hopkinton 

Yoke (UM-D); Oct. 1, 1990 Des Moines, Grace (Assoc.); 1991 Lakes. 

Satre, Steve (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: 1997 Rinard. 

Schaller, Edward Alfred (RM) .................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Schar, David E. (FE). .EUB Church E. Ohio: 1963 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. Baltimore: 1964 Baltimore-Milford. E. 

Ohio: 1965 School; 1966 Mansfield-Main St.; Apr. 15, 1969 Director, Camp Wanake; 1973 Associate Director 

Council on Ministries; Oct. 1, 1976 Pepper Pike-Garfield (Assoc.). W. Ohio: Feb. 1, 1978 Southeast Center 

Camp; 1981 Camp Wesley Woods. June 1, 1982 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1982 Director/Manager, Camp Wesley 

Woods; 1986 Executive Director for Program and Administration, Camp Wesley Woods; June 25, 1992-Sept. 

25, 1992 Sabbatical; 1992 Exec. Director, Camp Wesley Woods. 

Scheller, Donald Martin (FE). .UM Church So. Dak.: 1976 PM & D. Iowa: 1978 FM & E. So. Dak.: 1976 School. 

June 3, 1977 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1977 Gilman; 1982 Ayrshire-Curlew; 1985 School; 1986 Wycliffe Bible 

Translators. 

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Scherb, John Paul (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1981 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 

1983 Alburnett; 1987 Discontinued; Aug. 1, 1987 Reinstated; Aug. 1, 1987 Waterloo, Linden; 1988 Marshalltown, 

Bethany-Morrow Memorial; 1989 Quimby-Washta. 

Schiltz, Karl F. (FE). .(Credentials Recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & E; 1995 FM. Iowa: 1993 Titonka- 

Doan; 1997 Early-Nemaha. 

Schlitter, Todd R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Crystal Lake; 1988 Newton, 

First (Assoc.); 1995 Cedar Rapids, Crosswinds. 

Schlosser, John Raymond (RM) .................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Schneck, Alfred Frederick (RM) ..................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Schnepf, Mary Jean (PM ). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School. 

Schoening, Dale A. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion; 

1988 Hope Parish: Bagley-Yale-Jamaica; 1994 Page Taylor Parish: New Market-Maple Grove-Braddyville- 

Shambaugh; 1997 Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe; May 1, 1998 Stratford-South Marion-Homer- 

Duncombe-McGuire Bend (United Brethren). 

Schoenmaker, Adrian (RM) ......................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Schuhmacher, Martin (AM). .UM Church Iowa: September 1, 1992; 1997 AM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1992 

Marion (Assoc.); 1993 Springville; 1997 Cedar Rapids, Southeast New. 

Schuldt, David Lorentz (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1959 PM & D; 1962 FM; Dec. 9, 1962 E. N. Ia.: 1959 School; 

1961 Hansell-Dumont; 1965 Iowa City, First (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Sabbatical Leave; 1970 Director, Wesley 

Foundation, University of Iowa, Iowa City. 

Schultz, Frank Henry (FE). .UM Chruch Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School; 1976 Randalia- 

Maynard-Westgate, Murphy; 1977 New Life Parish: Cottonwood-Wayland-Finley Chapel-Trenton; 1980 

Melbourne-Rhodes; Oct. 1, 1984 Cedar Rapids, Trinity; 1996 West Liberty. 

Schultz, Nancy Cole (FE). .UM Church Wisc.: 1974 PM & D. Iowa: 1976 FM & E. Wisc.: 1974 DeSoto Redmond 

Retreat; 1975 Randalia-Maynard. June 10, 1976 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1976 Randalia-Maynard-Westgate, 

Murphy; 1977 New Life Parish: Cottonwood-Wayland-Finley Chapel-Trenton; 1980 Collins-Loring; Oct. 1, 1984 

Cedar Rapids, Trinity; 1990 Cedar Rapids, Trinity and Palo; 1996 Palo; 1997 Muscatine, Sweetland. 

Schultz, Rhonda A. (FE). .UM Church Wisc.: 1982 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Wisc.: 1982 School; 1983 Shopiere 

(intern); 1984 Hazel Green; July 1, 1989 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1989 Colesburg; 1992 Davenport, St. John's 

(Assoc.). 

Schumann, David Paul (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 Council Bluffs, Trinity; 

1990 Council Bluffs, Trinity-Carter Lake; 1996 Marathon-Laurens (Assoc.); 1997 Marathon. 

Schutter, James Frederick (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Tingley-Wishard 

Chapel-Ellston; Nov. 15, 1986 Victor-Guernsey; 1993 Davenport, Grace; 1996 Farnhamville United (UM-UCC)- 

Somers. 

Schwarm, Franklin (RM) .........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Schwarz, Leland Carson (FE). .Meth Church N Ind: 1960 PM. S. Ind: 1962 FM. S Ind.: 1962 Brick Chapel- 

Clinton Falls. N. Ind: 1964 So. Bend, St. Paul's (Assoc.); 1966 Hammond, Woodmar (Assoc.); 1968 DeMotte; 

1971 Jefferson Chapel-Coesse; 1975 Battle Ground; 1977 Logansport, Faith; 1980 So. Bend, Southlawn; 1982 

Elkhart, Good Shepherd; 1984 South Milford/Wayne Center; Oct. 1, 1985 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Oct. 1, 1985 

Director, Iowa Great Lakes Ministry; Nov. 1, 1988 Galva-Silver Creek; 1990 Disability leave. 

Schweiker, William Alexander III (FE). .UM Church: 1978 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1985 

Professor of Theology and Ethics, School of Religion, University of Iowa; 1989 Assistant Professor of Theology


and Ethics, University of Chicago. 

Schweizer, James Leroy (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 PM & D; 1974 FM & E. Iowa: 1971 School; 1973 Faith 

United Parish: Centerville-Cincinnati-Exline-Jerome-Mystic-Numa-Unionville (Assoc.); 1980 Faith United Parish: 

Centerville-Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Unionville (Assoc.); 1985 Sabbatical Leave; 1986 appointed to Missouri 

West Annual Conference; 1989 Leave of Absence; 1990 Moulton. 

Scott, Keith Leroy (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: June 19, 1957 PM & D; 1959 FM; Sept. 20, 1959 E. N. Ia.: Oct. 

11, 1954 - June 1956 Monmouth-Baldwin; 1957 School; 1959 Nemaha; 1962 Hornick; 1963 Hornick-Smithland; 

1966 Hartley. Iowa: 1969 Hartley; 1973 Mason City, Wesley; 1980 Albia; 1982 Superintendent, Mason City 

District; 1987 Cedar Falls, First; 1998 Retired. 

Scott, Ruth Ann (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD; 1998 L. Iowa: 1997 McCausland-Park View. (See Diaconal 

Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Sebeniecher, Richard L. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1970 D; 1974 PM; 1976 FM 

& E. S. Ia.: 1968 Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux. Iowa: 1969 Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux; 1972 School 

(Sherrill (UCC Yoke)-Asbury); 1973 School (Sherrill UM-UCC Yoke); 1974 Cedar Rapids, Shueyville-Union; 

1975 Cedar Rapids, Shueyville; 1977 Davenport, St. John's (Assoc.); 1982 Albia; 1985 Marshalltown, Grace; 

1991 Clinton, First; July 1, 1998 Superintendent, Council Bluffs District. 

Seeber, James J. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1960 AS; 1964 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1970 D; 1974 

PM; 1976 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1960 Panora-Linden-Morrisburg-Prairie Center (Assoc.); 1963 Not Appointed; 1964 

School; 1967 Deep River-Barnes City-Guernsey. Iowa: 1969 Ayrshire-Curlew; 1971 School; 1974 

Supernumerary; 1976 Leave of Absence; June 1, 1982 transferred Kansas East. June 1, 1983 transferred Iowa. 

Iowa: 1983 Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale. Sept. 1, 1984 Administrator, Institute for Religion and Wholeness, 

Claremont School of Theology; Professor of Sociology, California Baptist College, Riverside, California; 1993 

Assoc. Professor of Sociology and Director, Gerantology Program, California Baptist College. 

Seibert, James Edward (RAM) ................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Seney, Ray Kendall (RM) ........................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Seydel, Frank David (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 Assistant Professor of 

Chemistry & Director of Campus Ministry, University of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn.; 1980 Assistant Professor 

of Chemistry, Tennessee State University; Sept. 1, 1980 Associate Professor of Biology, Friends University, 

Wichita, Kans.; Sept. 1, 1983, Associate Professor of Biology, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.; 1985 

Associate Director, Clergy Education in Human Genetics, Div. of Biochemical Genetics, Div. of Genetics, 

Georgetown University, Washington D.C.; 1987 Director-Clergy Education in Genetics, Biochemical Genetics 

Laboratory, Georgetown University. 

Shafer, Herbert Glen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School (Buck Creek); 

1977 Buck Creek-Delhi; July 15, 1981 Buck Creek-Delhi-Greeley-Pictured Rocks Camp Program Director; 1982 

Buck Creek-Delhi (Pictured Rocks Program Director-Lake Delhi Summer Ministry); 1983 Klemme-Goodell; 1989 

Mason City, Grace; 1998 Clinton, First. 

Shaffer, Herbert Clyde (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Shaffer, Michael L. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 School; 1996 East Janesville-Mt. Hope. 

Shaw, Thomas Robert (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 Storm Lake (Assoc.); 

Jan. 10, 1994 General Board of Global Ministries; 1994 Missionary to Algeria, World Division of Board of Global 

Ministries. 

*Shea, Ryan James O. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Waterloo, Linden; 1997 

appointed Rocky Mountain; June 1, 1998 transferred Rocky Mountain. 

Sheils, George A. (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Shelly, O. Dean (AM). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1988 AM & D. Iowa: 1981 Killduff-Mt. Zion- 

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Reasoner; 1985 Waukon-Dorchester; 1993 Waukon-Forest Mills-Harper's Ferry; Sept. 1, 1993 Waukon-Forest 

Mills; 1994 Hawarden-Ireton. 

Sherman, Harold Lee (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Sherman, Sue-Ellen Grabin (FE). .UM Church: 1988 PM & D; 1991 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 Braddyville- 

Shambaugh, New Market-Maple Grove; 1990 Stratford-South Marion-Homer; 1997 Dunlap-Dow City. 

Shickell, Eldon Kim (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1955 PM; 1962 FM & E. Ia.: 1955 School; 1957 Madrid-Hopkins 

Grove. Ill.: 1961 Batavia. Ia.: 1962 Missionary to Kentucky. Iowa: 1969 Missionary, Red Bird Mission, Kentucky; 

1971 Chaplain-Technologist-Pastor, Red Bird Hospital, Beverly, Kentucky; Aug. 25, 1985 Mill Creek-Bear 

Creek-Phillips Fork, Kentucky. 

Shinkle, Thomas (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L. Iowa: Nov. 3, 1991 Afton-Jerusalem; Sept. 1, 1994 

Discontinued; 1997 (reinstated local pastor) Hopkinton Yoke (UM-PCUSA). 

Shirbroun, James B. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Des Moines, Immanuel 

(Assoc.); 1989 Ankeny, First (Assoc.); 1991 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's (Youth Assoc.); 1997 Campus Minister, 

Wesley Foundation, ISU, Ames. 

Shoemaker, Wayne Eugene (RM) ................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Shoffner, Lavina M. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 LP; 1992 AM & D. Iowa: 1982 Corydon Parish, Corydon- 

Millerton-Sewal-New Zion (Assoc.).; 1985 Hamburg; 1987 Calmar-Waucoma (Fed.); 1988 Calmar-Burr Oak; 

1991 Clinton, First (Assoc.); 1994 Webster City, Asbury-Kamrar (Assoc.); 1995 Letts-Island. 

Shogren, David Reginald (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 Leon-High Point; 

1981 Kalona; 1984 Sibley; 1986 Ames, First (Assoc.); 1991 Mason City, Wesley. 

Shopshire, James M. (FE). .Meth Church GA: 1964 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. GA: 1964 Bethlehem. S. Ia.: 1966 

Des Moines, Burns; 1967 Des Moines, Inner City Cooperative Parish: Burns-Gatchel-Trinity. Iowa: 1969 Des 

Moines, Inner City Cooperative Parish: Burns; 1971 School; 1976 Assistant Professor, Inter-denominational 

Theological Center, Atlanta, Georgia; July, 1980 Dean of Student Affairs-Associate Professor of Sociology of 

Religion, Wesley Theological Seminary; 1988 Professor of Sociology of Religion, Wesley Theological Seminary. 

Shreve, Francis Warren (RM) ....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Shreve, Robert W. (RM) ..........................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Shultz, Mary Helen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: Aug. 14, 1988 Lovilia-Avery; 

1989 School (Lovilia-Avery); 1990 Agency-Eldon; 1994 Armstrong-Dolliver; 1996 Maxwell-Peoria. 

Shultz, Paul M. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 School; October 1, 1987 

Bedford-Gravity; 1991 Oakland; 1996 Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries - Cedar 

Rapids/Dubuque Districts. 

Sides, Kathleen Jane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1993 Jefferson- 

Grand Junction (Assoc.); 1995 Dexter-Redfield. 

Sieck, Walter L. (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Siemens, Peter (RM) ............................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Siler, Merrill L. (FE). .UM Church: September 1, 1990 LP; 1992 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 1990 

Lorimor-Thayer-Murray. 1992 Murray-Lorimor-Thayer.; 1993 Waterloo, St. Paul's-Calvary; 1995 Waterloo, St. 

Paul. 

Silliman, Charles B. (RLP). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1959 AS. UM Church Iowa AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 

1973 D. N. Ia.: 1959 Morley; Nov. 1, 1960 Viola-Morley; 1962 Discontinued; 1964 Walker. Iowa: 1969 Walker; 

1970 Not Appointed; 1971 Morley; Nov. 5, 1990 Morley, First; 1998 Retired.


Sims, Nicole Renae Haack (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School. 

Sindt, Marion (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: 1996 Akron. 

Sjogren, Leonard F. (FE). .UM Church N. N. Jer.: 1974 PM & D. Iowa: 1977 FM & E. N. N. Jer.: 1974 School; 

June 9, 1976 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1976 Indianola, First (Assoc.); 1982 Wellman; 1991 Marshalltown, Hope 

Team Ministry; 1995 Marshalltown, Hope. 

Skidmore, Duane E. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Killduff-Reasnor. 

Skyrme, Joan (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 AM & D. Iowa: Oct. 15, 1980 Charles City (Assoc.); Feb. 11, 1981 

Lamont-Aurora; 1988 Lake Mills-Thompson; 1992 Rowan Yoke (UM-UCC). 

Slater, Patricia (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: 1995 Olin-Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith (Assoc.). 

Sloca, Charles (RLP) ............................................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

*Smith, Azel L. (RM) . .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1942 PM & D; 1948 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1942 School; Nov. 1942 Lacona; 

1943 Pleasantville-Eden; 1953 Osceola-Lacelle; 1960 Creston; 1968 Nevada. Iowa: 1969 Nevada; 1971 

Disability Leave; 1972 Retired; December 15, 1997 Deceased. 

Smith, Charles William (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 PM & D; 1975 FM; Sept. 4, 1975 E. Iowa: 1971 School; 

1972 School (Corydon Parish: Corydon-Sewal-Millerton-Mt. Zion); 1974 Pulaski-Troy; 1977 Washington 

(Assoc.); 1982 Webster City, Grace-Mulberry Center; 1990 Webster City, Faith; 1995 Webster City, Faith- 

Kamrar; April 1, 1996 Interim Director of Administrative Services/Conference Treasurer/Statistician; 1998 

Director of Administrative Services/Conference Treasurer/Statistician. 

Smith, A. Joyce (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: September 1, 1994 Page-Taylor Parish, New Market- 

Maple Grove-Braddyville-Shambaugh; 1997 Braddyville-Shambaugh. 

Smith, Laura (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 Frederika; 1997 School; 1998 Hansell- 

West Fork. 

Smith, Paul M. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1987 Chariton, Christ- 

Norwood-Pleasant Prairie; 1989 School (Chariton, Christ-Norwood-Pleasant Prairie); 1990 Faith United Parish: 

Cincinnati-Jerome-Mystic-Numa-Unionville; 1993 Ackley-Geneva. 

Smith, Robert L. (RM) ........................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Smith, Tompsie K. (FE). .UM Church N-IND: 1978 PM & D. Iowa: 1981 FM & E. N-IND: 1978 Hamlet; June 1, 

1980 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1980 Granger; 1986 Russell-Bethel; 1989 Des Moines, Grace (Assoc.); Sept. 1, 

1990 Superintendent, Creston District; 1996 Fort Dodge, First. 

Snyder, George S. (RM) ......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Soderstrum, Trevor (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa 1996, Des Moines, Grace (Assoc.); September 11, 

1996 Appointment terminated - not appointed; 1997 Mackey. 

Solomon, Theodore J. (RM) ...................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

*Song, Sung-Jin (FE). .UM Church: 1990 PM. UM Church Iowa: 1992 FM & E. North Texas: June 15, 1990 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1990 Iowa City, Korean; 1994 Leave of Absence; July 1, 1998 transferred East 

Conference Korean Methodist. 

Sonner, Larry William (FE). .Meth Church MO: 1959 PM & D. MO-W: 1962 FM & E. MO-W: 1955 DeKalb; 1956 

No record of appointment; 1960 School; 1962 Braymer-Black Oak; 1965 Annual Conference Executive 

Secretary; 1966 School; 1967 Ruel Howe Institute; 1968 Christ Episcopal Church; June 15, 1973 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: 1973 Director, Pastoral Care and Counseling, Iowa Annual Conference. 

Sorensen, Vernon Martin (RM) ................................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

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Sparks, Albert Harold (RM) ......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Sparks, Boyd (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: September 1, 1996 Barnes City; 1998 Barnes City and 

Deep River. 

Sparks, Clyde Gale (RM) .........................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

*Speer, Gordon Jack (RM). .Meth Church Nw. Ia.: 1947 AS. N. Ia.: June 22, 1951 PM & D; 1953 FM & E. Nw. 

Ia.: June 1947 - Sept. 22, 1947 Sioux City, First (Assoc.); June 1948 - Sept. 21, 1948 Sioux City, First (Assoc.); 

1949 No record of appointment. N. Ia.: 1951 Danbury; 1953 Tama; 1957 Plainfield; 1960 Davenport, St. John's 

(Assoc.); 1963 Belle Plaine; 1967 Aurelia. Iowa: 1969 Aurelia; 1971 Sheffield, First-Chapin; 1973 Gladbrook, 

First; 1978 Osage; 1982 Ida Grove; 1984 Rockwell City; 1986 Retired; September 13, 1997 Deceased. 

Speight, Richard F., Jr. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 Calmar-Waucoma; 

1980 School (Calmar-Waucoma); 1982 Manchester (Assoc.); 1984 Leon-High Point; 1988 Ottumwa, First; 1995 

Marion, Christ Community. 

*Spracklin, (McDougal) Kathryn Louise (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1971 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1971 

School; 1975 Marshalltown; First (Assoc.); 1976 New Life Parish: Afton-Arispe-Diagonal (UM-Diagonal UP 

Yoke)-Dodge Center-Jerusalem-Lorimor-Shannon City-Thayer (Assoc.); Nov. 23, 1981 Logan-Magnolia; 1984 

School; 1985 Edgewood; 1990 CPE, Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines; Sept. 1, 1992 Leave of 

absence; 1998 Honorable Location. 

Squire, John Robert (RM) ........................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Standhardt, Robert Theodore (FE). .UM Church S.D.: 1980 D; 1982 E. SD: 1980 General Board of 

Discipleship, The Upper Room, Nashville, Tenn.; 1986 Wall Street Mission, Goodwill Industries, Sioux City, Iowa; 

June 15, 1989 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1989 Wall Street Mission Goodwill Industries, Sioux City; 1993 Public 

Affairs Associate/Chaplain, Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries Rehabilitation Facility, Sioux City; 1998 Not 

appointed. 

Stauffer, Ray (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 L; 1995 AM & D. Iowa: 1990 Oskaloosa, Central (Assoc.); Oct. 1, 

1991 Bussey-Hamilton; 1996 Ruthven-Ayrshire. 

Steele, Otto Scott, Jr. (RM) .......................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Steffenson, John Morris (RAM) ..................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Stemme, Robert (RM) ............................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Stenberg, Harlan Allan (RM) .....................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Stevens, J. Paul (RM) ............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Steward, William H. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM & D; 1975 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 Hope Parish: Panora- 

Linden-Prairie Center-Yale (Assoc.); 1975 Collins-Loring; 1980 Davenport, Grace; 1985 Mt. Vernon; 1992 Sioux 

City, Grace. 

Stewart, Roderick Thomas (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1956 AS; 1957 PM; May 4, 1958 D. NH: 1962 FM; Dec. 

9, 1962 E. N. Ia.: June 26, 1956 Stanwood; June 1957 School; 1961 Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center. Iowa: 1969 

Mason City, First (Assoc.); 1972 Mount Vernon; 1980 School; Sept. 14, 1981 Staff Chaplain, St. Luke's Methodist 

Hospital, Cedar Rapids; March 28, 1987 Director of Chaplaincy, St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids; 

1997 Retired. 

Stiefel, Carl F. (RM) ..............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Stiles, James William (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1966 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1970 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1966 

School. Iowa: 1969 Killduff-Mt. Zion-Reasoner; 1972 Council Bluffs, St. Mark's; 1978 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.); 

1983 Ames, Collegiate, (Assoc.); 1990 Ames, Collegiate (Assoc.) and Associate Director, Wesley Foundation; 

1994 Spirit Lake.


Stone, Dale Arnold (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1974 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1974 School; 1975 Discontinued; 

1978 (Readmitted) School; 1980 Hinton, Merrill-Melbourne; Jan. 1, 1990 Lake City Union; July 16, 1996 

appointed Missouri West Conference; July 1, 1998 transferred Missouri West. 

Stone, Hugh Roger (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School; 1976 Ankeny, First 

(Assoc.); 1978 Mitchellville-Santiago; 1987 Des Moines, Epworth; 1996 Greenfield. 

Story, Delbert Basil (RLP) ....................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Stout, David Bernard (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1967 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1969 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1967 

Calmus-Grand Mound. Iowa: 1969 Iowa City, First (Assoc.); 1972 Des Moines, First (Assoc.); 1980 Waterloo, 

First; 1983 Ames, Collegiate and Director, Wesley Foundation, Iowa State University; 1992 West Des Moines; 

July 1, 1998 Superintendent, Des Moines District. 

Stout, James (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Keswick-Thornburg-Webster. 

Stowers, Deborah (PM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: September 1, 1991 Buffalo Center; 

1995 Rudd; 1997 Nora Springs-Rudd-Plymouth-Rock Falls; November 1, 1997 Shell Rock Valley UM Churches. 

Stowers, Ted Wayne (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1997 L. Iowa: 1989 School; 1990 Crystal Lake; 

1992 Lake Mills-Thompson; 1995 St. Ansgar-Little Cedar; 1997 (discontinued probationary member - reinstated 

local pastor) St. Ansgar-Little Cedar. 

Stransky, Linda (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Mechanicsville-Morley, First. 

Streeter, Richard D. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 D & AM. Iowa: 1977 Allerton-Clio-Lineville; 1982 Sheffield, 

First-Chapin; 1989 Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel; 1993 Carlisle. 

Streyffeler, David Eugene (RM) .................................. (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Streyffeler, Laurice Dean (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1958 PM; 1961 FM & E. Ia.: 1958 School; 1961 Renwick; 1966 

Dubuque. Iowa: 1969 Dubuque, Faith-Asbury; 1972 Council Bluffs, Salem; 1984 Sioux City, Wesley; 1996 

Dubuque, St. Luke. 

Strickler, Donald Edward (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1981 

Donnellson-Embury-Montrose; 1986 Corning Parish: Corning-Brooks-Carbon-Carl-Mount Etna; 1988 Corning; 

1992 Sioux City, St. James; 1994 CPE, Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines; June 1, 1996 Program 

Manager/Chaplain Victorian Acres Rehabilitation, Inc., Altoona; January 1, 1997 DeSoto. 

Striffler, Russell C. (RM) ......................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Stump, Kirk Duane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 School; 1986 Atlantic 

(Assoc.); 1990 Anamosa. 

Subramanian, Johnson Samuel (PM) (Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & E. Iowa: 1998 

Bussey-Hamilton. 

Subramanian, Thelma Colorado (FE) . .UM Church Philippines: 1980 FM & E. July 1, 1991 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 

1991 Kalona; 1992 Leave of absence; 1993 Dike; 1995 Farmington-Bonaparte (UM-PCUSA); October 1, 1996 

Leave of absence; 1997 Morning Sun; 1998 Harvey-Tracy. 

Suetterlin, Kenneth D. (FE). .Meth Church MO-W: 1965 PM & D. UM Church Iowa: 1973 FM; Dec. 1, 1973 E. 

Iowa: June 15, 1970 School; 1971 Birmingham-Stockport; 1973 Melcher-Dallas; Jan. 15, 1975 Dickens-Fostoria- 

Langdon; 1977 Dickens-Langdon; Nov. 15, 1980 Plainfield-Frederika; 1984 Russell-Bethel; 1986 Rippey- 

Fairview; 1991 Leave of Absence; Aug. 1, 1992 Crystal Lake. 

Sullivan, Edward Lawrence (RM) ................................ (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Surface, L. Dean (RAM) ......................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

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Swanberg, Jerald G. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1973 D; 1976 PM; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1971 West Grove- 

Drakesville; 1973 Lacey-Beacon; 1975 Fairbank-Oran; 1976 School (Fairbank-Oran); 1978 Tabor-Randolph; 

1982 Mason City, First (Assoc.); 1987 Clarion; 1992 Marshalltown, First. 

Sward, Charlie (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: L. Iowa: Jan. 1, 1995 Hazleton; 1995 Not appointed. 

Swenson, Verdon M. (RLP) ......................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Swinton, David Giddings (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Storm Lake (Assoc.). 

Swinton, Jerrold W. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1960 PM & D; 1963 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1960 School; 1963 

Millersburg-South English; 1968 Mt. Ayr-Caledonia. Iowa: 1969 Mt. Ayr-Caledonia; 1975 Wapello; 1978 Tipton; 

1989 Albia; 1995 Superintendent, Waterloo District. 

Tabelisma, Emmanuel A. (FE). .Meth Church Phillippines: 1969 PM & D; 1974 FM; 1976 E. Phil: 1972 Tall 

UMC, Bulacan. June 1979 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1979 Menlo-Jefferson Center; 1984 Bedford-Gravity; 1986 

Dunlap-Dow City; 1991 Audubon; 1997 Montezuma; July 1, 1998 Superintendent, Mason City District. 

Tagg, Lawrence Varian (RM) .....................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Teasdale, Calvin Thomas (RM) ...................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Tefft, Charles G. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 George; 1995 Archer. 

Tevis, Dennis Gordon (FE). .UM Church Ia.: 1970 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1970 School; 1976 Solon- 

Bertram; Nov. 1, 1983 Sioux City, Crescent Park; 1993 Des Moines, First (Assoc.); 1997 Burlington, First. 

Textor, Shirley Anne (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1980 Fontanelle- 

Highland-Grove Chapel; Nov. 1, 1981 Fontanelle-Highland; Feb. 1, 1984 Dike; 1988 Merrill-Adaville, First; 1995 

Mapleton-Ticonic. 

Tharpe, Robert Douglas (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School (Nov. 15, 1978 

Delmar-Elwood-Charlotte); 1979 Delmar-Elwood-Charlotte; 1981 Ainsworth Union (UM-UP); 1987 Olin, First-St. 

Paul's; 1988 Dumont; 1994 Macedonia-Henderson (Wheeler Grove UCC Yoke). 

Therkelsen, John Jasper (FE). .UM Church N. Iowa: 1968 PM & D; 1971 FM; December 12, 1971 E. UM 

Church Iowa: 1992 L; 1993 (Readmitted) FM. N. Ia.: 1968 School. Iowa: 1969 School; 1970 Marshalltown, First 

(Associate); 1972 Supernumerary; 1974 Voluntary Location; 1992 CPE Residency, University of Kentucky; 1994 

Chaplain, Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky. 

Thomas, Chris (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Southeast Louisa County Parish, Wapello-Morning 

Sun-Oakville (Assoc.). 

Thomas, Richard H. (RM) ........................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Thomas, Susan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: LP; 1991 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Corydon Parish: Corydon- 

Millerton-Sewel-New Zion (Assoc.); 1991 School (Corydon Parish: Corydon-Millerton-Sewel-New Zion (Assoc.); 

1992 Waterloo, Kimball Ave. (Assoc.); 1995 Fenton-Burt-Good Hope. 

Thompson, Charles (PLP). .UM Church: 1989 L. Iowa: 1996 Bayard-Wichita. 

Thompson, Donald Lyman (RM) .................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Thurow, Willis C. (RM) ...........................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Tisdale, John Robert (RM) .......................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Tolles, Michael B. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D. Iowa: 1991 School; 1992 Morgan-Bradford-Lee 

Center; 1998 Peterson-Royal.


Tomlinson, Nanette Rae (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Fredericksburg- 

Williamstown. 

Tomlinson, William B. (RM) ..................................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Towell, Rolland C. (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Townsley, Michael F. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 L; 1995 AM & D. Iowa: 1990 Rowley-Walker; 1998 Walker. 

Trembly, William C., Jr. (RM) ..................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Trimble, Fred L. (RAM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Tritle, Barrie Michael (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 School; January 1, 1983 

Clinton, First (Assoc.); 1986 Des Moines, Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights; 1989 West Des Moines (Assoc.); 1992 

Burlington, First; 1997 Superintendent, Cedar Rapids District. 

Trone, Wendy (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Thompson. 

Trusheim, Rudolf (RM) .......................................... (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Trusheim, Wilbert Ralph (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1961 PM; 1964 FM & E. Ia.: 1961 School; 1964 Columbus 

Junction, Spring Run-Wayland, Cottonwood; 1966 Waverly, First; 1966 Warren-Waverly, First. Iowa: 1969 

Warren-Waverly, Faith; 1970 Cedar Rapids, Faith-Buffalo; April 1, 1975 Fort Madison, Santa Fe; 1981 Ottumwa, 

Willard Street; 1994 Fort Dodge, First; 1996 Walcott. 

Tunnicliff, John Forney (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 PM & D; 1987 FM & E. Iowa: 1981 Calmar-Waucoma 

(Fed.); 1984 School; 1985 New Life Parish: Afton-Dodge Center-Jerusalem-Arispe-Shannon City-Diagonal Yoke 

(Fed.); 1990 Afton-Jerusalem; Oct. 1, 1991 Leave of Absence; 1997 Murray. 

Turkelson, Donald R. (RM). .(Assemblies of God) UM Church Iowa: 1972 PM; 1973 FM & E. Iowa: 1972 School; 

Sept. 1, 1973 Burlington, West Hill; 1975 U.S. Army Chaplain; April 1, 1997 Retired. 

Turner, James Randall (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 School; 1980 Red Oak 

Circuit: Climax-Hawthorne-Stratton; Dec. 1, 1981 Clearfield-Sharpsburg; 1985 Peterson-Royal; 1989 

Donnellson-Embury; 1993 Dows-Alexander. 

Turner, Jay William (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1980 Storm Lake 

(Assoc.); 1982 Muscatine, South Parish: Musserville-Island; September 2, 1986 School; September 3, 1991 

Chaplain Supervisor, Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines; Sept. 1993 Director of Pastoral Care, Iowa 

Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines. 

Tuttle, Lanny L. (AM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1967 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1970 D; 1973 AM. N. Ia.: 1968 

Spencer (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Sanborn; Jan. 1, 1974 Dunkerton-Mt. Hope; 1981 Adel; 1989 Carroll; 1995 

Oskaloosa. 

Tuttle, Mark L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1984 Rowley-Walker; 1986 School 

(Rowley-Walker); 1987 Rowley-Walker; 1990 Marion (Assoc.); 1996 Altoona. 

Twedt-Ball, Clint (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School. 

Ulin, Jerry L. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 D; 1980 AM. Iowa: 1973 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 1978 Minburn; 1986 

Des Moines, Simpson; 1990 Chaplain, Des Moines Skywalk Ministry; Aug. 15, 1992 Disability leave. 

Ulschak, Glennys M. P. (FE). .UM Church N. Dak.: 1976 PM & D; 1978 FM & E. N. Dak.: 1976 School; 1977 

Center; 1979 Beresford, Zion. June 15, 1982 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1982 Sherrill; Sept. 1, 1984 Chaplain, 

Mercy Hospital, Dubuque; 1986 Leave of Absence; Nov. 1, 1986 Chaplain, Tampa General Hospital, Tampa, 

Florida; Oct. 2, 1995 Chaplain, Midwest Regional Medical Center, Zion, Illinois; April 1, 1998 Leave of absence; 

1998 Chaplain, Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, New London, Conneticut. 

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Underhill, Lee (RM) ..............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Unser, Ronald M. (RM). .WY: 1960 PM & D. MO-E: 1962 FM & E. WY: 1960 Hope Bottom Circuit. MO-E: 1961 

Bridgton, Arlington; 1965 Hayti-Braggadocio; 1967 Joplin, Ecumenical Campus Ministry. Sept. 1972 transferred 

Iowa. Iowa: Sept. 1972 Cedar Falls, Wesley Foundation; 1974 Dubuque, East Dubuque-Center Grove- 

Rockdale; 1979 Sioux City, St. James; 1992 West Des Moines, Valley; 1998 Retired. 

Ursin, Bruce N. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 Elected PM & D; 1982 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 Webster 

City (Assoc.)-Kamrar; 1983 Gowrie-Callendar; Aug. 15, 1988 Sheldon; 1998 Cedar Falls, First. 

Usher, Carroll Eugene (RM) ......................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Usher, Worthie Keus (RM) .......................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Valdez, Aleta C. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D. Iowa: 1991 School; 1992 appointed to Louisiana; 1993 

Leave of Absence; 1997 appointed Louisiana; November 1, 1997 Leave of absence. 

Valdez, Melecio A. (FE). .UM Church Kansas E.: 1975 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Kansas E.: 1975 School; 1976 

Ford Scott Circuit; 1977 St. John's Hiattville. Sept. 1, 1977 serving Autonomous, Malabon North UM. June 2, 

1979 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1979 Inwood-Lester; 1981 Galva-Silver Creek; 1985 North Liberty-Tiffin; 1990 

Chaplain, U.S. Army. 

Vallery, J. Larry (FE). .EUB Church Neb.: 1965 PM. UM Church Neb: 1971 FM & E. Neb.: 1962 School. Iowa: 

1971 Merrill, Adaville-First; 1974 Mason City, First (Assoc.); 1980 Britt; 1989 Greenfield; 1996 Charles City. 

Van Dam, William John (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 New 

Market-Siam-Maple Grove; 1981 Stanhope Yoke (UM-D); 1988 Stuart-Mount Vernon; June 3, 1991 School; 

1992 CPE, Methodist Health System, Memphis, Tenn; 1993 Family Leave; Oct. 7, 1993 Chaplain, Cox Health 

System, Springfield, Missouri. 

Vanderhoef, Russell Victor, Sr. (RAM) ............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Van Holland, Edwin G. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: LP; 1990 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 1986 Doon 

Congregational; 1990 School (Doon Congregational); 1991 Macksburg-Hebron-Wesley Chapel; 1992 

Macksburg-Hebron; 1995 Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor; 1996 Humboldt, Faith (Assoc.); 1997 Faith (Bradgate, 

Gilmore City, Humboldt, Rutland) (Assoc.). 

Van Maanen, Donna Mae (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D. 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1981 Council 

Bluffs, St. Mark's; 1983 Gilman; 1986 OMS International Inc., Greenwood, IN; Feb. 1, 1992 Sheldon (Assoc.); 

1993 School. 

Van Wert, Gary Lynn (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 School (Des Moines, Immanuel, 

Assoc.); 1997 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s (Assoc.); 1998 Coon Rapids. 

Varce, Harold Alonzo (RM) ......................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Vickery, Gordon Keith (RM) .....................................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Viney, Richard G. (RM) ..........................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Voas, Duane Randall (RM) .......................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Vogel, Dwight Wallace (FE). .EUB Church KS: 1957 AS & PM; 1964 FM & E. KS: 1958 Eudora-Clearfield; 1965 

Faculty, Westmar College. Ia.: 1968 Faculty, Westmar College. Iowa: 1969 Associate Chaplain and Associate 

Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Westmar College; 1977 Professor of Religion, Westmar College; 1985 

Dubuque, St. Luke's; 1988 Director of Music, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary; 1989 Director of Music 

and Adjunct Professor, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary; 1993 Associate Professor of Theology and 

Ministry/Director, Nellie B. Ebersole Program in Sacred Music, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. 

Vogel, Linda Jane (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1987 Professor of Christian Education, Garrett-


Evangelical Theological Seminary, Evanston, Illinois. (See Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete 

record) 

Votaw, Debra (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1991 Acting Director of Social Services, Burlington 

Medical Center. (See Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Wadding, Judy (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1994 Killduff-Reasnor; 1997 Grinnell (Assoc.). 

Wagner, Jr., David Harold (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School (Faith Parish, Assoc.). 

Wagner, Sr., David Harold (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1977 FM & E. Iowa: 1969 School; 1971 

Extension 4-H and Youth Leader for the Expanded Nutrition Program, Newton; 1973 Discontinued; 1976 

(Readmitted) Truro-Peru; 1979 Rowan Yoke (UM-UCC); 1984 Armstrong; Jan. 1, 1986 Armstrong-Dolliver; 1987 

Onawa-Turin; 1998 Manchester. 

Wagner, Harold Eugene (RM) .................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Wagoner, John D. (RM) ......................................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Walker, Milton Ellsworth (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Walker, Mona J. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1993 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s (Assoc.); July 19, 1998 

transferred Northern Illinois. (See Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Walker, Timothy J. (FE) .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1991 School; 1992 Nichols-Cedar 

Valley-Conesville; 1995 Spencer, Grace (Assoc.); 1997 Central City. 

Wallace, Charles Quincy (RM) . .................................. (See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

Wallace, Leon Victor (RM) ....................................... (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Walter, Norman P. (RAM) ....................................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Walters, Dean G. (RM) .......................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

*Ward, David Brent (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D. Iowa: 1990 School; 1992 CPE, Georgia Assoc. of 

Pastoral Care, Atlanta, Georgia; 1998 Discontinued probationary member. 

Ward, Martha Dalton (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D. (Courtesy Ordination Cal-Nev Annual Conference) 

1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 First Congregational Church, Oakland, Calif.; 1980 Waterloo, Graves- 

Grace (Assoc.); 1983 Waterloo, Grace-Graves Team Ministry; 1992 Knoxville. 

Ward, Robert Barnett (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D. (Courtesy Ordination Cal-Nev Annual Conference) 

1981 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 First Congregational Church, Oakland, Calif.; 1980 Waterloo, Grace 

(Assoc.); 1983 Waterloo, Grace-Graves Team Ministry; 1992 Knoxville. 

Warren, Melissa Jean (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Sherrill-Hillcrest Services; 1998 

Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center) (Assoc.) (Youth Ministry). 

Washington, Alex T. (RM) ....................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Wasta, Wayne Eugene (RM) ..................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Waterman, David Patrick (RM) . .................................. (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Watkins, Dick Lee (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1959 PM & D; 1961 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1959 Hopkinton; 1961 Fort 

Dodge, Riverside; 1966 Fort Dodge, Riverside-Mission in the Valley; 1968 Belmond. Iowa: 1969 Belmond; 1975 

West Liberty; 1980 Marion; 1989 Iowa City, First; 1997 Retired. 

Watson, Gordon Edward (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1966 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1966 School; Apr. 1, 

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1968 Webster City (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Webster City (Assoc.); Apr. 1, 1970 Arnolds Park-Spirit Lake (Assoc.); 

1973 Kingsley; 1982 Wapello; 1984 Honorable Location; 1987 (readmitted) Eldora; 1992 Spencer, Grace; 1996 

Red Oak, First. 

Wearda, Janet (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1996 Hampton (Assoc.). 

Webb, J. Ellis (RM) ..............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Webb, Leland James (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 School; 1982 Buffalo 

Center-Woden; April 1, 1987 Strawberry Point; 1994 Ames, First (Assoc.). 

Webb, Philip John (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School; 1986 Ankeny, First 

(Assoc.); 1995 Algona. 

Webb, Warren St. Clair (RM) .....................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Weesner, David Arthur (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1987 Corydon 

Parish: Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion (Assoc.); 1989 School (Corydon Parish: Corydon-Millerton-Sewal- 

New Zion (Assoc.); 1990 Faith: Humboldt-Rutland-Gilmore City-Bradgate (Assoc.); 1993 Belle Plaine. 

Wehner, Julie A. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 Lafayette, Salem; 1996 School 

(Lafayette, Salem); 1997 Fremont-Cedar. 

Wehner, Paul J. (FE). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church West Mich.: 1982 L; 1983 PM. UM Church Iowa: 

1987 FM. West Mich.: Jan. 1, 1982 Grovenburg; June 16, 1986 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1986 Council Bluffs, St. 

Mark's; 1989 School; 1994 Leave of Absence. 

Wehr, Carol (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan 

(Associate); 1998 Malcom-Sheridan. 

Weida, John Owen (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1961 PM & D; 1965 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1961 Giard-Farmersburg; 1962 

Brandon; 1965 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 1968 Rockwell-Swaledale. Iowa: 1969 Rockwell-Swaledale; 1973 

Jefferson County Parish: Bethesada-Fairfield-Libertyville-Mount Zion-Pleasant Grove (Assoc.); 1976 Victor- 

Guernsey; Nov. 1, 1986 Colo; 1995 Independence; 1997 Aurelia. 

Weier, Susan Kay (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1981 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1981 School; 1983 Hawkeye- 

Alpha-Union; 1990 Sibley; 1993 Leave of Absence; July 13, 1997 serving other denomination church (St. Paul 

UCC, Warren, Michigan). 

*Weigel, Aldreth V. (RM) . .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1949 PM; 1952 D; 1953 FM & E.(MO). S. Ia.: 1949 Yale-Prairie 

Center; 1952 Van Meter-DeSoto; 1956 Fremont-Kirkville; 1959 Morning Sun-Yarmouth; 1965 Keosauqua- 

Bentonsport-Center Chapel; 1968 Minburn. Iowa: 1969 Minburn; 1970 Hopkinton (Yokefield UMC-UPC); 1973 

Mechanicsville-Stanwood; 1974 Miles-Preston-Sabula; June 26, 1974 Reinbeck; 1978 Retired; August 1, 1997 

Deceased. 

Weir, Robert Foster (FE). .UM Church NW Texas: 1966 PM; 1974 FM. NW Texas: 1966 School; 1972 Northfield, 

Minn.; 1973 North Texas Reg. Council; 1974 Professor, Oklahoma State University; 1982 Oklahoma State 

University Student Center; Sept. 1, 1989 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1989 Director, Program in Biomedical 

Ethics, University of Iowa, Iowa City. 

Wells, Harold J. (RM). .Meth Church N-AR: 1961 PM & D. LR: 1966 FM & E. N. Ar: 1961 School; 1964 Fort 

Smith, First; 1965 Wesley Foundation, Little Rock, Univ. of Arkansas Medical Center. S. Ia.: April 1968 Wesley 

Foundation Drake University. Iowa: 1969 Wesley Foundation & Campus Minister, Drake University; 1982 

Counselor/ Educator, Associates Health Care, West Des Moines; 1988 Counselor/Advocate, Polk County Victim 

Services; 1997 Retired. 

Wells, Nova Lauraine (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1981 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1981 School (Northboro- 

Blanchard); 1983 Pierson-Meadow Star; 1989 Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center; 1992 Sabbatical; 1993 Leave 

of Absence; January 1, 1994 (retroactive) Disability leave.


Wendel, David Robert (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1969 PM & D; 1973 FM; Oct. 28, 1973 E. Iowa: 1969 Epworth- 

Farley; 1970 School (Epworth-Farley); 1971 School; Jan. 1972 Elliott-Pilot Grove; Nov. 1, 1974 Sioux City, 

Crescent Park; Oct. 15, 1983 Sidney-Thurman; 1990 Estherville; 1994 Superintendent, Ottumwa District. 

Wendel, Robert Gould (RM) ...................................... (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Werley, Harold E. (FE). .UM Church VA: 1969 PM & D. Iowa: 1977 FM & E. VA: 1968 Linden Charge; Feb. 1, 

1973 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Feb. 1, 1973 Sheldahl-Slater; 1977 Havelock-Plover; 1980 Burlington, Asbury- 

Spring Grove; 1985 Oakville-Kingston; 1991 State Center-Rhodes-Minerva; 1996 Moville. 

Westendorf, Audrey (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L. Iowa: September 1, 1996 Lenox-Mercer Center. 

Weston, Mark E. (RM) ........................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

White, George Alva (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1963 PM & D; 1966 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1963 School (Iriquois, Il.); 

1966 New Market-Maple Grove-Siam. Iowa: 1969 New Market-Maple Grove-Siam; 1970 Coralville; 1982 Mount 

Pleasant, First; 1988 Superintendent, Cedar Rapids District; 1992 Ames, Collegiate and Director, Wesley 

Foundation, Iowa State University; 1994 Davenport, St. John’s. 

White, Joan (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Truro-Peru. 

White, Roger Allen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Nemaha; 1987 Epworth; 

1989 School (Epworth); 1990 Hawkeye-Alpha-Union. 

Whitenack, Weldon A. (RM) ...................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Wierson, Stanley S. (AM). .UM Church LP; 1971 D; 1978 AM. Iowa: 1970 Sheffield-West Fork; 1972 Crystal 

Lake; 1974 Buffalo Center-Woden-Crystal Lake; 1977 Newton, First (Assoc.); 1985 Carlisle; 1991 Marion, First. 

Wiese, Allen Joe (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Hansel-West 

Fork; Mar. 22, 1982 Everly-Spencer, Zion; 1987 Cresco-Zion; 1995 Marengo. 

Wilcox, Paul Nathan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1981 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1981 School; 1982 Springville; 

1988 Newton, St. Luke; 1993 Harlan-Monroe Chapel. 

Wilcox, Timothy (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School. 

Wilcox, Wilbur F. (RM) .......................................... (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilken, Alferd Edward (RM) ..................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilkin, Timm Alan (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1994 Council Bluffs, St. Mark’s; 1997 

Titonka-Doan. 

Wilkinson, John S. (PM). .(credentials recognized) Iowa: Feb. 1, 1996 Dysart; 1996 Glidden. 

Willer, Michael J. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1997 School; 1998 Anita-Wiota. 

Willey, Larry Gene (FE) EUB Church OH-E: June 1960 PM; 1964 FM & E. OH-E: 1960 School; 1964 Editorial 

Assistant, EUB Board of Publication and Instructor United Theological Seminary; 1966 School; 1967 Richland- 

Ollie (S. Ia.). S. Ia.: 1968 Richland-Ollie. Iowa: 1969 Richland-Ollie; 1972 Wilton-Moscow; 1977 College 

Chaplain and Assistant Professor of Religion, Westmar College; Feb. 1, 1985 Alta; 1985 Belmond; 1988 

Superintendent, Council Bluffs District; 1994 Estherville. 

Williams, Dale John (RM) ....................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Williams, Loy Asbury (FE). .Meth Church N-TX: 1959 AS; 1964 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. N-TX: Jan. 1, 1962 Fate; 

1963 School; 1965 Denton, First (Assoc.). Iowa: 1969 Iowa Wesleyan College; Sept. 1, 1970 School; 1972 Iowa 

Training School for Boys, Eldora; July 1976 Executive Director, Tri-City Family Project, Geneva, Ill.; Apr. 15, 1981 

Clinical Social Worker-Marriage, Family & Individual Counseling, Geneva, Ill. 

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Williams, Robert D. (RM) .........................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Williams, Steven Craig (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 PM & D; 1984 FM & E. Iowa: 1980 School; 1983 Corning 

Parish: Corning-Brooks-Carbon-Carl-Mount Etna (Assoc.); July 15, 1985 Newton, First (Assoc.); 1988 

Gladbrook; 1998 Nevada. 

Williamson, Ensworth Lee (PLP). .UM Church: 1993 L. Iowa: Sept. 22, 1996 Owasa. 

Williamson, Michelle Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: LP; 1991 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Chariton, 

Christ-Norwood-Pleasant Prairie; 1991 Arlington-Volga; 1994 St. Luke’s Medical Center, Sioux City (CPE) and 

Samaritan Counseling Center, Birmingham Baptist Health Systems, Birmingham, Alabama; 1996 Conrad. 

Williamson, Paul D. (RM) .........................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilson, Carl E. (RM) .............................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilson, Gerald Lloyd (RM) ......................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilson, Russell Lynn (RM) .......................................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Wimmer, Dana Eugene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1979 PM & D. 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1979 School; 1981 Bussey- 

Harvey-Tracy; 1983 Indianola, First (Assoc.); 1986 Rockwell City; 1990 Des Moines, First (Assoc.); 1992 Ogden. 

Wimmer, Lawrence Lee (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1981 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 Attica-Olive Chapel- 

Zion; 1981 Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City; 1982 School; 1984 Community Church, Madrid, Spain (Missionary 

Assoc., Bd. of Global Ministries); September 1987 Sioux City, Whitfield; Jan. 7, 1993 Union Church of San Juan; 

1998 Iowa Falls. 

Winch, Marilyn Christine (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Shenandoah 

(Assoc.); 1984 North Linn-Silver Creek; 1988 Hedrick-Martinsburg; 1992 Colesburg; 1994 Dumont; 1998 

Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville. 

Winkelpleck, Judy (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L. Iowa: 1998 Urbandale, Walnut Hills (Assoc.). 

Winter, Harlan Walter (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1960 PM; 1963 FM & E. Ia.: 1960 School; 1963 Aredale-Bristow; 

1967 Hudson. Iowa: 1969 Hudson; 1975 Crawfordsville (UM-UP Yoke); 1984 Altoona; Oct. 13, 1993 Leave of 

Absence; September 1, 1994 Douds-Lebannon-Selma; February 1, 1998 Douds-Selma; 1998 Southeast Louisa 

County Parish, Wapello-Morning Sun-Oakville. 

Winter, Robert Brown (RM) ......................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Wise, David (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L. Iowa: Nov. 1, 1995 Bertram; September 1, 1997 Bertram and 

Cedar Rapids, Buffalo; 1998 Calamus-Grand Mound. 

Wiser, Gerald (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L. Iowa: 1993 Northboro-Blanchard. 

Wittern, Bruce Eugene (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1975 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1975 School (St. Ansgar- 

Little Cedar); 1979 St. Ansgar-Little Cedar; 1983 Des Moines, Easton Place; 1997 Rockwell-Swaledale. 

Woeste, Stanley F. (RM) .........................................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Wolcott, Gerald Burr (RM) .......................................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Woodin, Thomas William (RM) ...................................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Woodworth, L. Scott (FE). .UB Church Ia.: 1963 PM; 1968 FM & E. Ia.: 1963 School; 1968 Dawson. Iowa: 1969 

Dawson; 1970 Boone, First (Assoc.); 1973 New Sharon-Taintor; 1981 Denison; 1987 Red Oak, First; 1996 

Janesville; 1997 Pastor, Red Bird Missionary Conference. 

Wooge, Donald E. (RM) ..........................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record)


Woolery, Charles (FE) (Credentials Recognized) AME Church: July 1, 1994 transferred UM Church. UM 

Church Iowa: 1994 E; 1998 FM. Iowa: 1994 Des Moines, Burns. 

Wright, Delane D. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: L; 1990 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: Aug. 1, 1986 Hazleton; 1988 

Not appointed; 1990 School; 1991 Woodbine; 1996 Tipton. 

Wyatt, Lynn (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 L. Iowa: Sept. 22, 1992 Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River; 1995 

Jefferson-Grand Junction (Assoc.). 

Yetter, George Isaac (RM) ....................................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Young, D. Ward (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1956 PM & D; 1961 FM ; 1962 E. S. Ia.: 1956 School; 1959 

Muscatine, South Circuit; 1962 Menlo-Jefferson Center; Nov. 1, 1966 Earlham-Worthington-Webster. Iowa: 1969 

Earlham-Worthington-Webster; 1973 Oakland; 1985 Grundy Center; 1992 Superintendent, Mason City District; 


Young, J. Eugene (RM). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1953 PM; 1955 D; 1959 FM & E. S. Ia.: 1953 School; 1957 Killduff- 

Mt. Zion; 1961 Killduff-Mt. Zion-Bethel; 1961 Dallas Center; 1968 Grinnell. Iowa: 1969 Grinnell; 1973 

Marshalltown, First; 1977 Superintendent, Muscatine District; 1983 Cedar Falls, First; 1987 Cedar Rapids, St. 

Paul's; 1997 Retired. 

Young, Mark Allan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1976 PM & D; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1976 School; 1978 Northboro- 

Blanchard; 1981 Plymouth-Rock Falls; Mar. 1, 1984 Hope Parish: Panora-Linden-Prairie Center; 1992 Marengo; 

1995 Washington (Assoc.)-Brighton United; 1997 Washington (Assoc.). 

Young, Robert William (RM) ..................................... (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Zeleny, Thomas L. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1986 FM & E. Iowa: 1983 School (Lamoni-Decatur- 

Davis City); 1984 Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City; 1987 Mount Union-Morning Sun-Wesley Chapel; 1992 Mount 

Union-Wesley Chapel; 1996 LaPorte City. 

Ziettlow, Carryl Raymon (RM) ................................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ziskovsky, Janet Louise (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1993 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School (Vinton, 

Stewart Memorial-Urbana); 1990 Vinton, Stewart Memorial-Urbana (School); 1991 Vinton, Stewart Memorial- 

Urbana; 1992 Vinton, Stewart Memorial-Garrison. 

XIV. DIACONAL MINISTRY SERVICE RECORD 

Bell, Michael Glen (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 DM. Iowa: 1996 Iowa City, First United Methodist Church, 

Director of Youth Ministries. 

Bentzinger, Rosalie Jane (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Iowa Conference Council on 

Ministries Staff; 1979 Nashville, Tenn., Board of Higher Education and Ministry, Associate General Secretary, 

Division of Diaconal Ministry; August 31, 1994 Retired. 

Bornholtz, Alaire (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 DM. Iowa: 1997 Director of Education, Sioux City, Grace. 

Carter, Myrna Irene (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Marion, First United Methodist Church, 

Associate in Christian Education; 1985 Leave of Absence; 1986 Retired. 

Cates, Sharon Elaine (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 DM. Iowa: 1990 Ames, First United Methodist Church, 

Director of Christian Education; Jan. 1991 Sioux City, Grace United Methodist Church, Diaconal Minister of 

Discipleship; Sept. 1, 1993, United Methodist Medical Center, Des Moines, Resident Chaplain; January 1995 

Leave of absence to attend school; Oct. 1, 1996 Lutheran Social Services of Iowa, Sioux City. 

Christopher, Dianne B. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1990 Waterloo-Cedar Falls Area 

U.M. Churches, Director of Education and Counseling; 1993 Waterloo-Cedar Falls Area U.M. Churches Director 

of Education and Counseling and Geneseo UMC; 1996 Marshalltown, Grace. 

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Dvorak, Bernice (DMR). .UM Church West Ohio: 1977 DM. 1977 Women's Division Staff of the General Board 

of Global Ministries in the Syracuse Region; 1978 transfer to Central New York Conference. 1983 transfer to 

California-Nevada Conference, Women's Division Staff, General Board of Global Ministries assigned to the San 

Francisco Region. 1987 Leave of Absence. 1988 transfer to Iowa Conference. Iowa: 1988 Leave of Absence. 

1989 Retired. 

Eberhart, Diane Wasson (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1982 Nevada United Methodist 

Church, Director of Christian Education; 1984 Grinnell United Methodist Church, Diaconal Minister of Education; 

Nov. 1, 1992 Des Moines, Grace, Diaconal Minister of Education. 1993 Des Moines, Windsor, Diaconal Minister 

of Education, Youth Ministry and Congregational Nurture; 1997Dubuque, St. Luke’s (Assoc.). 

Ellsworth, Jimmie Ruth (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Muscatine, Wesley United Methodist 

Church, Director of Christian Education; 1980 Des Moines, Windsor United Methodist Church, Director of 

Christian Education; 1986 Algona-Good Hope United Methodist Church, Director of Christian Education; 1988 

Algona, First United Methodist Church, Diaconal Minister of Education; 1991 Georgia; February 18, Leave of 

absence; June 10, 1995 Retired. 

Ferrell, David Michael (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 DM. Iowa: 1978 Davenport, St. John's United Methodist 

Church, Director of Music Ministry; 1991 St. James Lutheran, Rock Island, Illinois, Director of Music and Trinity, 

Lutheran, Moline, Illinois, Director of Children's Music. 

Gran, Mary Alice Donovan (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1991 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's 

United Methodist Church, Minister of Christian Education; August 1992 Ames, Collegiate United Methodist 

Church, Diaconal Minister of Christian Education; 1994 General Board of Discipleship, Director of Children’s 

Ministries, Nashville, Tenn. 

Harvey, Iris L. (DMR).. .UM Church Wisc.: 1979 DM. 1979 Program Consultant, Wisconsin Conference Council 

on Ministries Staff; 1982 Program Consultant, Iowa Conference Council on Ministries Staff; October 31, 1991 

Retired. 

Henrichs, Marilyn C. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1982 Ankeny, First United Methodist 

Church, Director of Christian Education; 1986 Des Moines, First United Methodist Church, Diaconal Minister of 

Education; 1993 Des Moines, Grace, Diaconal Minister of Education. 

Hobson, Brenda Hunter (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 DM. Iowa: 1998 Nevada United Methodist Church. 

Howe, Coy Payne (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Council Bluffs, Broadway United Methodist 

Church, Program Assistant; 1982 Council Bluffs, Salem United Methodist Church, Educational Assistant; 1985 

Council Bluffs, Ministry with Mentally Handicapped, Coordinator; September 18, 1990 Leave of Absence; March 

15, 1991 Retired. 

Howe, John L. (DMR).. .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Glenwood, Glenwood State Hospital, Social 

Worker; March 15, 1991 Retired. 

Ireland, Rachel Irene (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Burlington, First United Methodist 

Church, Director of Christian Education; 1992 Retired. 

Johansen-Werner, Bonnie (DM). .Illinois Great Rivers: 1997 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1997 Dubuque District Choral 

Consultant. 

Mayer, Mark Lewis (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 DM. Iowa: 1995 FairfieldUMC, Minister of Music and 

Christian Education. 

Mittman, Barbara Kay (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 DM. Iowa: 1994 Iowa Conference Youth Coordinator. 

Mutchler, Sue J. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1988 Trinity United Methodist Church, 

Waverly, Associate in Christian Education; 1998 . 

Noble, David R. (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 DM. Iowa: 1977 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's United Methodist 

Church, Diaconal Minister of Music. 1989 Retired.


Nosek, Julie De Shaw (RFD). .UM Church Iowa: 1980 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1980 Estherville United Methodist 

Church, Director of Christian Education. 1983 School Leave; 1984 First United Methodist Church, Iowa City, 

Diaconal Minister Education; 1988 First United Methodist Church, Iowa City, Minister of Education; August 1, 


Preul, Joanne (DMR). .UM Church Oklahoma: 1978 DM. 1978 First UMC, Ardmore. 1982 First uMC, Woodward. 

December 1984 Leave of Absence to attend school. November 1986 First UMC, Homestead, Florida. May 1987 

transfer to Flordia. First UMC, Homestead. April 1990 Leave of Absence. February 1991 Assistant Chaplain, 

Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge, Iowa. April 1993 Iowa Department of Human Services, Fort Dodge, Clerk Typist. 

April 1995, transfer to Iowa. Iowa: Iowa Department of Human Services, Fort Dodge, Green Thumb Typist; 1996 

Retired. 

Rubenking, Carrie Mae (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 DM. Iowa: 1995 Northwestern College, Orange City, 

Hospiers Hall Resident Director. 

Scott, Ruth Ann (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1987 St. Luke's, Dubuque, Diaconal Minister 

of Education; 1997 McCausland-Park View. 

Seebach, Carol (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 DM. Iowa: Bettendorf, Asbury, Diaconal Minister of Education; 


Shin, Giewha (Grace) (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 DM. Iowa: 1997 Iowa City, Korean Baptist Church. 

Tritle, Kae Elaine (DM). .UMChurch Iowa: 1995 DM. Iowa: Planned Parenthood of Southeast Iowa, Burlington, 

Minister of Health; September 9, 1996 Wellness Coordinator, Conference Board of Pensions. 

Vogel, Linda J. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: 1978 LeMars, Westmar College, Associate 

Professor/Director of Continuing Education; 1985 Dubuque, St. Luke's United Methodist Church, Director of 

Christian Education; 1987 Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary, Associate Professor. 

Votaw, Debra (FD). .UM Church Kansas East: 1987 DM; 1997 FD. Staff Social Worker, Burlington Medical 

Center; 1988 transfer to Iowa. Iowa: 1991 Acting Director of Social Services, Burlington Medical Center. 

Walker, Mona (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 DM; 1997 FD. Iowa: Cedar Rapids, St. Paul's United Methodist 

Church, Diaconal Minister of Christian Education; July 19, 1998 transferred Northern Illinois. 

Walters, Denise (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 DM. Iowa: 1996 Second Presbyterian Church, Kansas City, 

Missouri; 1998 . 

Wiley, Evelyn Blakely (DMR). .UM Church Iowa: 1982 DM. Iowa: 1982 Mason City, Wesley United Methodist 

Church, Associate in Education and Parish Work; 1987 Leave of Absence; February 18, 1992 Extended Leave 

of Absence; June 7, 1993 Return to active status, Northern Iowa Area Community College, Adult Basic Education 

Instructor, Developmental Education Division, Diaconal Minister of Education; June 30, 1995 Retired. 

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XV. THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 


The Minutes of the Iowa Annual Conference held in Ames, Iowa from June 5, through June 8, 1998, 

Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan presiding. Date When Organized: August 14, 1844. Number of This 

Session: 155th. 

PART I ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL BUSINESS 

1. Who are elected for the quadrennium (603.7, 616): 

Secretary? Susan Ney 

Mailing Address: 302 E. North, Algona, IA 50511 

Telephone: 515-295-9094 

Statistician? Charles W. Smith 

Mailing Address: 500 E. Court Ave Suite C, Des Moines, IA 50309-2019 

Telephone: 515-283-1991 

Treasurer? Charles W. Smith 

Mailing Address: 500 E. Court Ave Suite C, Des Moines, IA 50309-2019 

Telephone: 515-283-1991 

2. Is the Annual Conference incorporated (603.1)? Yes. The Iowa Annual Conference of The 

United Methodist Church 

3. Bonding and auditing: 

a) What officers handling funds of the conference have been bonded, and in what amounts 

(615, 2511)? 

The Conference Treasurer and Staff - $1,000,000 through the General Council on 

Finance and Administration plus $300,000 locally. 

b) Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (614, 2511)? (See report, pages 

90-127 of Journal.) Yes. 

4. What agencies have been appointed or elected? 

a) Answer Yes or No for each of the councils, boards, commissions, or committees listed: 

(1) Board of Ordained Ministry (633)? (2) Board of Pensions (637)? 

Yes. Yes. (Incorporated seperately) 

(3) Board of Trustees of the Annual (4) Committee on Episcopacy 

Conference (2512)? Yes. (635)? Yes. 

(5) Committees on Investigation (2626)? (6) Administrative Review 

Yes. Committee (634)? Yes.

BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

b) Indicate the name of the agency in your annual conference which is responsible for the 

functions related to each of the following general church agencies (607.1): 

(1) General Council on Finance and Administration? 

Conference Council on Finance and Administration 

(2) General Council on Ministries? 


(3) General Board of Church and Society? 

Conference Board of Church and Society 

(4) General Board of Discipleship? 

Conference Board of Discipleship 

(5) General Board of Global Ministries? 

Conference Board of Global Ministries 

(6) Higher Education and Campus Ministry? 

Conference Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry 

(7) General Commission on Archives and History? 

Conference Commission on Archives and History 

(8) General Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns? 

Conference Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns 

(9) General Commission on Religion and Race? 

Conference Commission on Religion and Race 

(10) General Commission on the Status and Role of Women? 

Conference Commission on the Status and Role of Women 

(11) United Methodist Communications? 

Conference Council on Ministries Committee on Communications 

c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the following functions: 

(1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (651)? 

Board of Church and Soceity 

(2) Disability Concerns (649)? 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 

(3) Equitable Compensation (622)? 

Commssion on Equitable Compensation 

(4) Laity (630)? 


(5) Native American Ministry (650)? 

Conference Council on Ministries Native American Committee 

(6) Small Membership Church (642)? 

Board of Discipleship - Christian Education Advocate 

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d) Answer Yes or No for each of the following conference or district organizations: 

(1) Conference United Methodist Women (644)? Yes. 

(2) Conference United Methodist Men (645)? Yes. 

(3) Conference Council on Youth Ministry (646)? Yes. 

(4) Conference Council on Young Adult Ministry (647)? Age Level Council 

(5) District Boards of Church Location & Building (2518)? Yes. 

(6) Committees on District Superintendency (662)? Yes. 

(7) District Committees on Ordained Ministry (659)? Yes. 

e) What other councils, boards, commissions, or committees have been appointed or elected 

in the annual conference? 

Board of Camps & Extended Ministries 

Annual Conference Sessions 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling 

Committee on Rules of Order 


Conference Resolutions Committee 


Episcopal Residency Committee 

Conference Center Administrative Council 

5. Have the secretaries, treasurers, and statisticians kept their respective records according to the 

prescribed forms (606.8)? Yes. 

6. What is the report of the statistician? See report, page 249, this volume. 

7. What is the report of the treasurer? See report, page 84, this volume. 

8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of the work within their 

districts? See report, page 252, this volume. 

9. What is the schedule of minimum base compensation for pastors for the ensuing year (333, 

622.3)? See Reports of Conference Action, page 223, this volume. 

10. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be raised for 

the support of the district superintendents for the ensuing year (611.1a)? 

$2,066,706 

11. What amount has been apportioned to the pastoral charges within the conference to be raised for 

the support of the pension and benefit programs of the conference for the ensuing year (611.1d, 

1507)? $1,777,811 

12. What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year: 

a) For the World Service Fund? $1,159,074 

b) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $427,892 

c) For the Black College Fund? $199,505 

d) For the Africa University Fund? $46,267 

e) For the Mission Initiatives: Focus 2000 Fund? $22,023 

f) For the Episcopal Fund? $417,436 

g) For the General Administration Fund? $83,559 

h) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $29,519


13. What is the percentage division between World Service and conference 

benevolences for the ensuing year (611.3d)? 

World Service? 28% Conference benevolences? 72% 

14. Conference and district lay leaders (603.9, 654): 

a) Conference lay leader: Name: Margaret Meyer 

Mailing Address: 4319 Brown St., Davenport, IA 52806 Ph: 319-391-6454 

b) Associate conference lay leaders: None 

c) District (and associate district) lay leaders: 

Cedar Rapids District: Dick Beals, 7655 Normandy Dr. NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 

Council Bluffs District: Joan Hamilton, 319 E. Orchard Ave., Council Bluffs, IA 51503 

Creston District: Don Darling, 1303 W. Washington, Winterset, IA 50273 

Des Moines District: Kumsan Song, 2345 Park Ave., Des Moines, IA 50321 

Dubuque District: Gay & Fran Bowden, 110 Carpenter, West Union, IA 52175 

Fort Dodge District: Evelyn Farnham, 3239 Garfield Ave., Gowrie, IA 50543 

Mason City District: Bob Perry, 106 Shell Rock Dr., Northwood, IA 50459 

Muscatine District: Chris Rembold, PO Box 25, Long Grove, IA 52756-0025 

Ottumwa District: Paul Burrow, 2212 Lynndale Rd., Oskaloosa, IA 52577 

Sioux City District: Gene Ulrich, 816 St. Andrews, Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 

Spencer District: Ron Sterk, 6655 240th St., Hartley, IA 51346 

Waterloo District: Beth Trout, 306 N. 9th St., Marshalltown, IA 50158 

15. What local churches have been: 

a) Organized (263)? 

Mt. Sterling (reorganized) 5/1/98 - Ottumwa District 

b) Merged (2545, 2546)? 

1) United Methodist with United Methodist 

Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church 

Ankeny, First Ankeny, Faith Ankeny: First (First, 

Faith Center) 

2) Other mergers - None. 

Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church 

c) Discontinued or abandoned (230, 332.2, 2548)? (State which for each church listed.) 

Gravity 6/30/98 

Bettendorf, Broadview 8/3/97 

Deloit 1/20/98 

Pleasant Hill (Waterloo Dist.) 12/31/97 

d) Relocated and to what address? None. 

e) Changed name of church? (Example: "First" to "Trinity") 

Former Name New Name Address 

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Nora Springs-Rudd-Plymouth- Shell Rock Valley 

Rock Falls United Methodist Churches 

New Clinton Parish Living Faith United Methodist 

Parish 


f) Transferred this year into this conference from other United Methodist conference(s) and 

with what membership (39, 264)? None. 

Conference from which 

Name Membership transferred 

g) What other changes have taken place in the list of churches? 

Mechanicsville Yoke (UM-PCUSA) - yoke has separated 

Stratford-South Marion-Homes-Duncombe have yoked with McGuire Bend United 

Brethren 

16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines? 

District: 

North Linn-Silver Creek from Cedar Rapids District to Waterloo District 

Charges: 


Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan becomes Brooklyn and Malcom-Sheridan 

Cedar Rapids, Faith-Buffalo becomes Cedar Rapids, Faith and Buffalo 

Bertram and Cedar Rapids, Buffalo becomes Cedar Rapids, Bertram-Buffalo 

Clarence and Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA) becomes Clarence-Stanwood Union 

(UM-PCUSA) 

Clover Ridge and Amana becomes Clover Ridge-Colony 

Mechanicsville and Morley, First becomes Mechanicsville-Morley, First 


Council Bluffs, St. Mark’s and Council Bluffs, Trinity-Carter Lake 


Bedford-Gravity becomes Bedford 


Ankeny, Faith-Des Moines, Marquisville becomes 

Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center) and Des Moines, Marquisville 

Des Moines, Marquisville and Des Moines, Christ becomes 

Des Moines, Marquisville-Christ 


Buck Creek-Delhi becomes Delhi-Buck Creek 

Guttenberg-McGregor becomes Guttenberg and McGregor 

Hazleton and Oelwein becomes Oelwein-Hazleton 

Fort Dodge District: None 


Aredale-Bristow and Dumont becomes Dumont-Aredale-Bristow 


Davenport, Faith and Davenport, Grace becomes West Davenport Alliance:


Faith-Grace 

Morning Sun and Oakville-Kingston and Wapello becomes 

Kingston and Southeast Louisa County Parish: Wapello-Morning Sun-Oakville 


Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril and Mt. Sterling becomes 

Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril-Mt. Sterling 


Charter Oak-Deloit-Ute becomes Charter Oak-Ute 

Spencer District: None 


Garwin-Pleasant Hill-Garwin Disciples becomes Garwin-Garwin Disciples 

Melbourne-Gilman becomes Melbourne and Gilman 

Rowley-Walker becomes Walker and Rowley 

Rowley and North Linn-Silver Creek becomes Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek 

Shell Rock-Clarksville Community becomes Shell Rock and Clarksville 

Community 

PART II PERTAINING TO ORDAINED MINISTERS AND LOCAL PASTORS 

17. Are all the clergy members of the conference blameless in their life and official administration 

(604.4, 605.6)? 

18. Who constitute: 

Yes, attested to by means of signed statements from the District Superintendents 

submitted to the Board of Ordained Ministry; and by the Bishop, attesting to the conduct 

of the District Superintendents. Your bishop and superintendents take very seriously the 

call to moral excellence in the lives of pastors. We gladly offer our signatures to answer 

this question, knowing that only by the grace of God can any of us be blameless in our 

life and official administration. Obviously, we make no judgment about the moral character 

of pastors who are involved in supervisory correction or involved in judicial or 

administrative complaint processes. 

a) The Committee on Investigation (2626.3)? (v) 

Laurice Streyffeler (92), Karen Dungan (92), Sharon Betsworth (98), Martha Ward (92), 

Lon Lewis (96), Ed Philgreen (92), Gary Armstrong (95) 

Lay Observer: Roger Coulson (98) 

Reserves: Boyd Mather (92), Wesley Daniel (92), Susan Bowman (98), Allen Call (96) 

Betty Eis (96), Charles Curl (98) 

b) The Administrative Review Committee (634)? (v) 

Jill Flyr (92), Robert Shreve (92), Rudy Trusheim (95) 

Alternate: Kathy Raines (95), Joan Ayers (98), Pacifico Camarin (98) 

19. Who have received the certificate of candidacy for ordained ministry? (306,307.--Include the 

names of all candidates for ordained ministry who have been certified or approved for continuance 

by the district committee on ordained ministry.) 

Adam Alderson (97) Beverly Marshall-Goodell (98) 

Connie Beck (97) Charles Miller (96) 

Fay Bowers (97) Noreen Miller (98) 

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Ed Brady (98) Diane Mitchell (98) 

Elizabeth Briggs (97) Tom Mohan (98) 

Missy Brown (97) Kathy Olson (97) 

Penny Chmielewski (97) Realff Ottesen (97) 

Lisa Dewes (98) Charles Rushing (97) 

Dan Ehlers (96) David Sealey (96) 

Michael Ellson (97) Sandra Smith (97) 

Kim Gates (96) Judson Stover (98) 

Brenda Goodall (96) Beth Straw (97) 

Dot Hasler (95) Dana Williams (98) 

Chad Jennings (97) Jessica Wimmer (96) 


20. Who have completed the studies for the license as a local pastor, are approved, but are not now 

appointed? (341.--Indicate for each person the year the license was approved.): 

Daniel Ashton (96) Noreen Miller (98) 

Fay Bowers (97) Linda Nicholson (96) 

Elizabeth Briggs (98) Realff Ottesen (98) 

Peggy Egbert (93) Sarah Rohret (97) 

Richard Grimes (96) Sandra Smith (97) 

Charles Miller (97) Penny Thacker (98) 

21. Who are approved and appointed as: (indicate for each person the first year the license was 

awarded--344.3) (v) 

a) Full-time local pastors (343.1) and what progress has each made in the course of study? 

(Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five year course of study.--344.4): 

Leila Blackburn (98) William Long (91, 1 yr.) 

Marlene Brown* (91) Connie Markle (93, 3 yrs.) 

Jerry Burrow (98) Wilbur Morfitt (95, 2yrs.) 

Donald Carlson (87, 3½ yrs.) Cynthia Morrison* (97) 

Dianne Christopher (97) Karen Nelson (96, 1yr.) 

Thomas Connors (92, 1½ yrs.) Kent Newlon (96, 2 yrs.) 

Paddy Druhl (94, 3yrs.) Fred Pilecki (98, 1/2 yr.) 

Pamela Farren (93, 4yrs.) Edmond Powers (95, 4 yrs.) 

Len Garrison (98) Larry Prosser (94, 3½ yrs.) 

David Gobeli* (92) Douglas Reynolds (96, 1 yr.) 

Kenneth Greene, Jr. (96, 4 3/4 yr.) Reva Rimmer* (98) 

Lynn Gunderson (97) Ted Stowers* (97) 

Dennis Hopes (97) Linda Stransky* (98) 

Harry Imlay* (85) Charles Tefft (90, 3½ yrs.) 

Charles Kelsey (90, 3 yrs.) Chris Thomas* (98) 

Sylvia Kennedy* (98) Judy Wadding (94, 2½ yrs.) 

Robert Koepcke (95) Audrey Westendorf (96, 1 yr.) 

Roger Kurtenbach (95, 2½ yrs.) Gerald (Bud) Wiser (92, 2½ yrs.) 

Chad Lierman* (96) Lynn Wyatt (92, 3 yrs.) 

Debra Lincoln (94, 3yrs.) 

b) Part-time local pastors (343.2) and what progress has each made in the course of study? 

(Indicate with an asterisk those who have completed the five year course of study.-- 344.4): 

Lois Abel (92, 3 yrs.) Donald Nelson* (84) 

Norman Bennett (94, 1½ yrs.) Jerry Oliver* (82) 

Barbara Dinnen (98) Leroy Perkins (87, 4 yrs.) 

Helen Farr* (84) Steve Satre (97) 

Dennis A.P. Fox* (98) Ruth Ann Scott (97)


Nathan Frazee (92, 2 yrs.) Duane Skidmore (97) 

Kenneth Hartman, Sr. (92, 1½ yrs.) Patricia Slater (95, 1 yr.) 

Vincent Homan (93, 2 yrs.) Joyce Smith (94, 1 yr.) 

John Howerton (97) Boyd Sparks (96) 

Richard Latta (95, 1½ yrs.) James Stout (95, ½ yr.) 

Doris Lindley (96, 2 yrs.) Charles Thompson (89, 1 3/4 yrs.) 

Jim Matheney (94) Janet Wearda (96, 1 yr.) 

Jeffrey McPheron (97) Carol Wehr (97) 

Paul Meade* (94) Lee Williamson (92) 

Diane Mitchell (97) Judy Winkelpleck (98) 

Trevor Soderstrum* (96) 

c) Probationary members licensed for pastoral ministry? (Indicate for each whether full-time or 

part-time.--341.1): Jamie Cutler (full-time) 

d) Student local pastors (343.3), and in what schools are they enrolled? 

Emily Allen (98, Saint Paul) Susan Meade (95, UDTS) 

Carolyn Bittner (98, Saint Paul) Edwin Mutum (97, UDTS) 

Jackie Bradford (98, Saint Paul) Marjolein Pitka (98, UDTS) 

Elliott Butler III (97, Saint Paul) Tom Shinkle (97, UDTS) 

Warren Cico (96, Saint Paul) Marion Sindt (94, North Am. Baptist) 

Jim Davis (97, UDTS) Wendy Trone (97, United Theo./Twin 

Peggy Ellingson (97, UDTS) Cities) 

Jeffrey L. Flagg (98, Saint Paul) Joan White (97, Saint Paul) 

Kristine Matthes (98, UDTS) David Wise (95, UDTS) 

e) Students of other denominations serving as local pastors and enrolled in a school of theology 

listed by the University Senate (343.4)? None. 

f) Persons serving as local pastors while seeking readmission to conference membership 

(360.4, 361, 363.3)? (If not in this conference indicate name of conference where serving.) 

None. 

g) Persons who will be eligible for appointment contingent upon their completion of candidacy 

requirements and the School for License as Local Pastor? 

Mary Allsup David Peterson 

Willie Austin Ron Rice 

Genia Dudley Tom Rimmer 

Darleen Fletcher Charles Rushing 

Greg Heartsill Jessica Wimmer 

Tom Mohan 

22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (345.1)? 

Todd Chelf 

Carrol Hanna 

Patrick Mehaffey 

Lana E. Nelsen 

23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (345.4)? 

Leila Blackburn 

Jerry Burrow 

Dennis A.P. Fox 

Robert L. Koepcke 

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Reva K. Rimmer 


24. What ordained ministers from other Annual Conferences or Methodist denominations are 

approved for appointment in the Annual Conference while retaining their conference or 

denominational membership (322.6, 337.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference 

or denomination where membership is held.) 

Erik Corley (PM) (Missouri West) 

John Paul Dodds (Free Methodist) 

Arley Ellingson (Dakotas) 

Judy Flanegin (California-Pacific) 

Lillian Gallo-Seagren (N.E. Philippines) 

Kai Manimoi (Sierra Leone) 

Remigio Panlaqui (Philippines) 

25. What clergy in good standing in other Christian denominations have been approved to serve 

appointments or ecumenical ministries within the bounds of the Annual Conference while retaining 

their denominational affiliation (322.6, 337.2)? (v) (Designate with an asterisk those who have 

been accorded voting rights within the annual conference.) 

Norman G. Anderson* (Evangelical Friends) 

John Boatman* (American Baptist) 

Gene Burry* (Church of the Brethren) 

Lewis Flanigan* (Salvation Army) 

Pamela Flanigan* (Salvation Army) 

Sharon Guffey* (UCC) 

Karen Handke (UCC) 

Howell Houts* (Southern Baptist) 

Donald E. Johnson* (Presbyterian USA) 

Bill Kanne (Disciples) 

Shannon Kimball-Auth* (Disciples) 

Paul Knupp* (UCC) 

Joseph Lloyd* (American Baptist USA) 

Robert Notman-Cook* (Presbyterian USA) 

Byron Perrine* (Southern Baptist) 

Kenneth Ritchie* (Presbyterian USA) 

Lyndon Roesler* (Evangelical Church Alliance) 

John Rozendaal* (Presbyterian USA) 

Ellis Ryherd* (International Church of Foursquare Gospel) 

Judith Shield* (Disciples) 

Marjorie Smalley (Church of the Brethren) 

Waylon Taylor* (Friends) 

Betty Weidert* (Presbyterian USA) 

Daniel R. Wiebesiek* (Church of the Nazarene) 

Alecia Williams* (Southern Baptist) 

Douglas Williams* (Southern Baptist) 

Jack Wolgamuth* (Church of the Nazarene) 

26. Who are affiliate members: (List alphabetically; indicate annual conference or denomination where 

membership is held.) 

a) With vote (559.4 [v])? None. 

b) Without vote (325.4,335.4)? (v 2/3) 

Thomas Albin Oklahoma 

David W. Mixon Illinois Great Rivers


27. Who are elected as Associate Members (365.1[1996];420[1992])? 

Sheryl Kaye Ashley 

John Vincent Gaulke 

Ronald Eugene Hall 

Shurmaine Kay McAlpine 

Gary Dewayne McDonough 

28. Who are elected and commissioned as Probationary Members (under 315,316, 1996 

Discipline)? (v) 

a) In preparation for Order of Deacon? (Indicate the area of specialized ministry.) 

Paul Daniel (Mental Health Counseling and Youth Ministry) 

Andrew Keck (Library Science) 

b) In preparation for Order of Elder? 

Jamie Matthew Cutler 

29. Who are elected as Probationary Members under the 1992 Discipline? 

a) Under the provisions of 415 (1992)? (v) 

Jennifer Christine Corley Mary Jean Schnepf 

Marilee A. (Wendi) Gillan Nicole Renae (Haack) Sims 

Michael David Janes Johnson Samuel Subramanian 

John Albon Keizer Clint Twedt-Ball 

Angel Manuel Lopez David Harold Wagner, Jr. 

Antonio Neil G. Platon III Timothy Dennis Wilcox 

b) Under the provisions of 416.1 (1992)? (v 3/4) None. 

c) Under the provisions of 416.2, 421 (1992)? (v 3/4) None. 

30. Who are continued as Probationary Members elected under the 1996 Discipline, and in what year 

were they admitted to Probationary Memberhip (317)? None. 

31. Who are continued as Probationary Members under the 1992 Discipline, what progress have 

they made in their ministerial studies, and in what year were they admitted to Probationary 

Membership (365.1[1996];417, 424[1992]): 

a) As students in approved schools of theology? (417(1).--Indicate for each person the number 

of years completed and the year admitted to Probationary Membership): 

b) In the advanced ministerial course of study? (417(2).--Indicate for each person the number 

of years completed and the year admitted to Probationary Membership): 

c) Following completion of their educational requirements? (424(1).--Indicate for each person 

the year admitted to Probationary Membership): 

Douglas Achterhof (96) Susen F. LeBlanc (97) 

Richard H. Boatman (97) Jeanne Martin (95) 

H. Burr Bryant III (95) Iola McCutcheon (93) 

Thomas Clark (93) Sandra Mercer (95) 

Jeffrey Dahlin (93) Ekoka Molindo (95) (on leave) 

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Celestyne DeVance (97) Scot Patrick (96) 

Curtis DeVance (97) Thomas A. Primmer (97) 

David Doraisingh (96) Ellen Samuels (94-disability leave) 

Karen Dorgan (93-disability leave) Michael Shaffer (95) 

Christopher Ebbers (92) Laura L. Smith (97) 

Alberta Ervin (97) Deborah Stowers (96) 

Abena Safiyah Fosua (91) Michael Tolles (91) 

Elizabeth Hadler (96) Nanette Tomlinson (96) 

Anthony Hershey (94) Aleta Valdez (91) (on leave) 

Kwasi Issa Kena (91) Gary Van Wert (95) 

Kiboko Kiboko (96) Melissa Warren (96) 

Kerrin Kirkpatrick (97) Julie Wehner (96) 

Scott Kisker (93) Timm Wilkin (96) 

Kathy Kluis (96) John S. Wilkinson (97) 

Scott F. K. Kober (97) Michael J. Willer (97) 

32. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (338.3): 

a) As Probationary Members (338.3a,b)? (v) Johnson Samuel Subramanian 

b) As Local Pastors (338.3a)? (v) None. 

c) As Associate Members? John Vincent Gaulke 

33. Who are elected and ordained as Deacons in Full Connection? 

a) Under the transitional provisions for diaconal ministers (365.3)? (v 2/3) 

Sharon Elaine Cates 

Barbara Kay Mengler Mittman 

b) After Probationary Membership under the 1996 Discipline (321)? (v 2/3) None. 

34. Who are elected and ordained as Elders in Full Connection? 

a) Under the transitional provisions for Associate members (365.2)? (v 2/3) 

Paul Benjamin (orders previously recognized) 

b) After Probationary Membership under the 1996 Discipline (326)? (v 2/3) None. 

35. Who are elected and ordained Elders in Full Connection under the 1992 Discipline 

(365.1[1996]; 424[1992])? (v) 

Stephen K. Bagby (orders previously recognized) Gerry Lawrence Kahler 

Steven Wayne Campbell Jung-Sook Kim 

Edward Everett Frank E. Jeanne Koughn 

Barbara Rose Furman Dawn Esther Diener Phares 

Eric Peter Guy Charles Anthony Woolery 

Richard Linn Jenkins (orders previously recognized) 

36. What Probationary Members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (359)? (v) None. 

37. Who are readmitted (360-362 [v], 363 [v 2/3]): 

a) As Associate Members? None.


b) As Members in Full Connection? None. 

38. Who are returned to the effective relationship after voluntary retirement (355.7): (v) 

a) As Associate Members? None. 

b) As Probationary Members? None. 

c) As Members in Full Connection? None. 

39. Who have been received by transfer from other Annual Conferences of The United Methodist 

Church (338.1, 416.5, 633.2m)? List alphabetically. If Probationary Member or Associate 

Member, so indicate.) 

Name Conference Date 

Debra M. Burks (PM) North Georgia 07/01/1998 

Robert Cooper Kansas East 07/01/1998 

Donald Frizzell (PM) Troy 07/01/1998 

Russell A. May Wisconsin 07/01/1998 

Susan M. May Wisconsin 07/01/1998 

David Rogula (PM) Northern Illinois 07/01/1998 

40. Who are transferred in from other Methodist denominations (338.2)? (List alphabetically. If 

Probationary Member or Local Pastor, so indicate.) None. 

Name Denomination Date 

41. Who have been elected and ordained deacons under the 1992 Discipline (365.1[1996]; 

434[1992]): (v) (List alphabetically. Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons elected but not 

ordained.) 

a) As Associate Members (434.1)? 

Sheryl Kaye Ashley 

Ronald Eugene Hall 

Shurmaine Kay McAlpine 

Gary Dewayne McDonough 

b) As Probationary Members (434.2)? 

Jennifer Christine Corley Mary Jean Schnepf 

Marilee A. (Wendi) Gillian Nichole Renae (Haack) Sims 

Michael David Janes Clint Twedt-Ball 

John Albon Keizer David Harold Wagner, Jr. 

Angel Manuel Lopez Timothy Dennis Wilcox 

Antonio Neil G. Platon III 

42. Who have been elected and ordained elders under the 1992 Discipline 

(365.1[1996];435[1992]): (v) (List alphabetically. Indicate by an asterisk the names of persons 

elected but not ordained.) 

a) As theological graduates (435.1)? 

Steven Wayne Campbell Gerry Lawrence Kahler 

Edward Everett Frank Jung-Sook Kim 

Barbara Rose Furman E. Jeanne Koughn 

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Eric Peter Guy Dawn Esther Diener Phares 

Richard Linn Jenkins 

b) As Probationary Members previously Associate Members (435.2)? None. 

43. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders recognized (339): 

(v) 

a) As deacons? None. 

b) As elders? Johnson Samuel Subramanian 

John Vincent Gaulke 

44. Who have been ordained as a courtesy to other conferences, after election by the other 

conference? (Such courtesy elections or ordinations do not require transfer of conference 

membership.) 

a) Deacons under 1996 Discipline? None. 

b) Deacons under 1992 Discipline? None. 

c) Elders under 1996 Discipline? None. 

d) Elders under 1992 Discipline? None. 

45. Who have been transferred out to other Annual Conferences of The United Methodist Church 

(416.5)? (List alphabetically. If Probationary Member or Associate Member, so indicate.) 


Alfredo Agtarap (FE) Pacific Northwest 06/01/98 

Charles O. Butler (RM) Minnesota 09/01/97 

Marilyn Butler (RAM) Minnesota 09/01/97 

Christian T. Coon (PM) Northern Illinois 07/01/98 

Kenneth G. Kirk (FE) West Ohio 07/01/98 

Larry R. McCann (FE) Wisconsin 07/01/98 

Abel Roy (FE) Western New York 07/01/98 

Ryan J.O. Shea (PM) Rocky Mountain 06/01/98 

Sung Jin Song (FE) East Conf., Korean Meth. 07/01/98 

Dale A. Stone Missouri West 07/01/98 

46. Who are discontinued as Probationary Members (318.6)? (v) 

Leila Blackburn 

Bryan G. Carpenter 

Dennis A.P. Fox 

David Brent Ward 

47. Who have been granted honorable location (356.1)? (If Associate Member, so indicate. Give 

date when this action became effective. Record Charge Conference where membership is held): 

a) This year? (v) Terry Plocher, Kathryn McDougal Spracklin 

b) Previously? See 1998 Iowa Annual Conference Journal, p. 486. 

48. Who have been granted the status of honorable location - retired (356.3)? (Record Charge 

Conference where membership is held.)


a) This year? (v) William C. Simbro 

b) Previously? William T. Lorraine, Herbert E. Phillips, James Sheckler, 

James W. Zottnick 

49. Who have had their status as honorably located and their orders terminated (356.1b)? (Give 

date when this action became effective.) None. 

50. Who have had their conference membership terminated? (If Associate Member, so indicate. Give 

date when this action became effective.) 

a) By withdrawal to unite with another denomination (357.1,.4)? 

Herbert J. Barker 07/01/1998 

b) By leaving the ordained ministerial office (357.2,.4)? (v) 

Wayne McCoy 10/20/1997 

Bryan G. Carpenter 07/01/1998 

c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (357.3,.4; 2629.2)? (v) 

Paul D. Grandon 10/16/1997 

d) By administrative location (358.3b)? (v) None. 

e) By trial (2627.3)? None. 

51. Deceased (List alphabetically in the spaces provided): 

a) What Associate Members have died during the year? None. 

Effective: 

Name Date of Birth Date of Death 

Retired: 


b) What Probationary Members have died during the year? None. 


c) What Members in Full Connection have died during the year? 

Effective: 


None. 

Retired: 


Donald Charles Everhart 01/27/1928 06/29/1997 

Robert Russell MacCanon 08/25/1919 01/05/1998 

Joseph Everett McClellan 10/25/1905 12/30/1997 

Earl Volney Nelson 10/25/1929 01/04/1998 

Frederick Conklin Rowley 01/24/1914 10/18/1997 

Azel L. Smith 11/11/1906 12/15/1997 

Jack Gordon Speer 01/04/1909 09/13/1997 

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Aldreth Varden Weigel 01/09/1913 08/01/1997 

d) What local pastors have died during the year? None. 

Active: 


None. 

Retired: 


Wilbur A. “Bill” Musson 11/04/1925 12/05/1997 


52. What probationary or ordained members have received appointments in other Annual 

Conferences of The United Methodist Church while retaining their membership in this Annual 

Conference (322.8, 337.1)? (List alphabetically; indicate Annual Conference where appointed. 

Indicate whether Deacon in Full Connection, Elder in Full Connection, Probationary, or Associate 

Member.) 

Kathryn Bates (FE) Missouri West 

Thomas G. Biatek (FE) Minnesota 

Tae Joon Cho (FE) South Indiana 

Elizabeth Hadler (PM-LFT) Minnesota 

Leon Herndon (FE-LFT) Detroit 

F. David Mills (FE) South Carolina 

53. Who are the probationary or ordained members on leave of absence and for what number of 

years consecutively has each held this relation (351)? (If Probationary Member or Associate 

Member, so indicate. Record Charge Conference where membership is held.) 

Name Number of Years Charge Conference 

a) Voluntary? (v; v 2/3 after 5 years) 

Mark Collins 2 Amish Circuit 

Kathleen Danforth 1 Fort Dodge, Epworth 

Lisa Luethye 2 Silver City-Pacific Jct.-Hillsdale 

Ekoka Molindo (PM) 2 

John J. Oren 4 LaPorte City 

Andrew L. Rubenking 1 Council Bluffs: St. Mark’s-Trinity- 

Carter Lake 

Aleta Valdez (PM) 2 

Paul J. Wehner 5 Council Bluffs, St. Marks 

b) Involuntary? (v 2/3) None. 

c) Who have been placed on leave of absence since the last session of the Annual Conference 

(ad interim)?: 

Name Effective Date Charge Conference 

(1) Voluntary? 

Daniel Jenks 07/07/1997 

Glennys Ulschak 04/01/1998 

Aleta Valdez (PM) 11/01/1997 

Ekoka Molindo (PM) 01/01/1998 

(2) Involuntary? None.


d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the last session of the 

Annual Conference (ad interim)? 

Name Effective Date 

Karen S. Dorgan (PM) 07/01/1997 

Paul Grandon 10/16/1997 

Wayne McCoy 10/20/1997 

54. Who have been granted family leave, and for what number of years consecutively has each held 

this relation (352)? (v; v 2/3 after 5 years) 

a) At this session of the Annual Conference (include names of persons listed in Question 54b, 

if their leaves are continuing)? 


None. 

b) Since the last session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)? 


Penny K. Hansel 09/01/1997 

c) Who have had their family leave terminated since the last session of the Annual Conference 

(ad interim)? 


Edward E. Frank (PM) 8/15/1997 

55. Who have been suspended under the provisions of 358.1c, 2626.3d, or 2627.1h? (Give 

effective dates.) None. 

56. Who are granted sabbatical leave (349)? (v) (Give date when this relation became effective; if 

Associate Member, so indicate.) None. 

57. What actions have been taken concerning disabled probationary or ordained ministers and 

full-time local pastors (354. NOTE: Disability leave is a relationship that must be granted 

annually by action of the Annual Conference. If the disability leave of persons listed in question 

57a) is continuing, list their names also in question 57c). Persons listed here should not be listed 

as retired under Questions 58, 59, 60, or 61.) (v) 

a) Who were granted disability leave since the last Annual Conference session (354.2)? (Give 

effective dates and indicate if Probationary Member, Associate Member, or Full-time Local 

Pastor): 

Ellen L. Samuels (PM) 07/01/1997 (retroactive) 

Rodger N. McKinney (FE) 12/31/1997 

Karen S. Dorgan (PM) 07/01/1997 (retroactive) 

b) Who have had their disability leave terminated since the last conference session (354.3)? 

(Give effective dates of terminations): None. 

c) Who are granted disability leave at this session (354.1)? (If Probationary Member, 

Associate Member, or Full-time Local Pastor, so indicate.) 

Jose A. Dancel (94) Shirley S. Meendering (95) 

Karen S. Dorgan (PM) (97) Nina L. Pulatie (pending) (98) 

Kristine A.M. Frank (96) Ellen L. Samuels (PM) (97) 

David R. Holmes (93) Leland C. Schwarz (90) 

Rodger N. McKinney (97) Jerry L. Ulin (AM) (92) 

Cleta M. McQuerry (AM) (95) Nova L. Wells (94) 

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58. What Members in Full Connection have been retired (355): (List alphabetically giving full 

name--first, middle, last--in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions 

(355.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under 355.1, no vote required; under 

355.2, v; under 355.3 v 2/3) 

Deacons 

a) This year? None. 

b) Previously? None. 

Elders Kenneth D. Barringer 

a) This year? Wayne L. Bartruff 

ellis e. andrews Harold V. Bartz 

Donald N. Bardole (20 year rule) Ernest E. Basye 

Roger G. Betsworth Thomas C. Batho 

Henry J. Bevel E. Theodore Bauer 

Harold D. Bonath Leroy E. Bauman 

Lloyd E. Brockmeyer Walter F. Beck 

Jerry D. Brown John L. Beebout 

Donald O. Callen Wendel R. Begg 

William L. Cotten Richard A. Bentzinger 

David C. Dailey Marcos V. Berbano 

Gilbert H. Dawes (10/02/1998) Roy A. Biesemeyer 

Paul M. Dietterich Warren A. Bintz 

Clifton W. Ellerbeck Charles L. Birchmier 

Leland C. Eyres Hugh S. Bird 

Kenneth A. Fineran Cloyd J. Bishop 

James M. Ford John G. Bissett 

Robert H. Gamble Donald C. Bissinger 

Robert A. Griffin Elmer C. Boom 

Jack T. Hanford (08/30/1998) Paul G. Bousfield 

Donald G. Hobson (12/11/1997) Arthur E. Brent 

Jack R. Hooten George W. Brighton 

Lowell E. Hoyle Myron W. Brockmeyer 

James W. King Preston C. Brown 

Robert E. Leverenz J. Elmer Brunk 

Charlotte A. Murren Mallott Herbert L. Bryant 

Gene E. Matthews Everett K. Burham 

R. Martin Miller Wendell L. Burroughs 

Galen E. Peckham Charles O. Butler 

Ronald D. Petrak Robert D. Butler 

Keith L. Scott Harold D. Butts 

Ronald M. Unser Gregory G. Caldwell 

D. Ward Young Donald L. Campbell 

Dora D. Campbell 

b) Previously? Kenneth D. Cannaday 

Merlin J. Ackerson Donald Carver 

Louis A. Aitken Donald T. Caspers 

James E. Albertson Edward J. Cass 

David W. Ash Marvin E. Ceynar 

Byron W. Ayers Dale W. Church 

Harlan F. Babcock L. Duane Churchman 

Thomas R. Balm Kenneth I. Clawson 

Romaine H. Barber Donald L. Colburn 

David F. Barker J. Preston Cole, Jr. 

Robert W. Barnett LeRoy Collins 

William E. Barrick G. Clive Cook


John D. Cornish Chester L. Guinn 

Charles E. Cowell, Jr. Samuel J. Hahn 

Holman Cowherd Max I. Hall 

Floyd E. Cripps Scott C. Hall 

Robert A. Crum Arthur Hamann 

S. Willard Cunningham Keith E. Hamilton 

Carlin F. Curtis Marilyn L. Hamilton 

Chester E. Custer Eugene H. Hancock 

John W. Darlington E. Paul Hansen 

Chester L. Davis Norris P. Hanson 

Harrison G. Dawes John P. Hantla 

Leonard E. Deaver Frederic G. Harris 

Harold W. Dellit Paul F. Hasel 

James W. Dendler Lawrence B. Hawes 

George W. Den Hartog S. Gale Hawhee 

Robert A. Dennert Charles S. Henry 

Walter F. Dimmlich Donald R. Hensen 

Robert T. Dodder Arnold J. Herbst 

John A. Dowd K. Wayne Hoehns 

Darrel L. Draper Thomas E. Hotle 

Warren W. Duit Merlen F. Howe 

Allen C. Eastland Henry W. Huddleston, Jr. 

Wilbert R. Ehlert Marvin L. Hulse 

Richard L. Eis Vincent L. James 

Howard J. Eldrenkamp Carl O. Jensen 

Robert T. Ellis Sushil Joseph 

Dale E. Ellsworth Ralph C. John 

Denton W. Ericson Donald J. Johnson 

Robert G. Farr Loyd E. Johnson 

Gilbert M. Field Harold E. Jones 

C.J. Fix Lawrence B. Jones 

James W. Fouke L. Robert Keck 

Robert Fowler Stanley C. Kennedy 

Herbert H. Foxworthy Clair W. Kerns 

Donald D. Frank Ron Kerr 

Gordon N. Freeburg W. Morris Kildal 

Maurice M. Frevert Lynn J. King 

Leonard H. Fugate Alvern J. Kinrade 

J. Winton Gable H. Ronald Kinzler 

Harland T. Gant Ralph D. Kitterman 

Stanley A. Ganzel Donald H. Koontz 

Homer E. Gardiner Glen W. Lamb 

C. Dendy Garrett Gerald C. LaMotte 

Laurence L. Garrett Everett Laning 

Milton L. Geisler Ernest W. Larson 

Egon W.D. Gerdes Lloyd A. Latta 

George E. Gibson Clarence Lautt 

Charles D. Gilbert Forest M. Lay 

Robert V. Gildner Matt W. Leach 

Wayne R. Gjerde J. Artley Leatherman 

Herbert R. Gould Robert W. Lemmerman 

Merton B. Green John Q. Lesher 

William H. Green LeRoy B. Lewis 

Frank L. Greenwood Lyle W. Lieder 

Don E. Griffin John A. Lippincott 

John L. Groves Rex V. Logan 

Donald M. Gruber Stanley R. Long 

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Howard J. Lord George W. Paterson 

Raymond C. Lott, Jr. Richard L. Pearson 

James M. Lusher Prentiss C. Penticoff 

Alvin T. Maberry L. Vernon Peverill 

Donald W. MacPeek Paul O. Pfaltzgraff 

Sheridan M. Mallott Richard C. Pfaltzgraff 

Duane R. Manning Walter B. Phelps 

Donald F. Maple Edward Philgreen 

James R. Marks Edward P. Phillips 

Ray I. Martin Robert P. Phillips 

Robert P. Martin Darwin M. Pierce 

Howard H. Marty Fred P. Pierce 

Charles E. Mason Lloyd G. Pimlott 

P. Boyd Mather James S. Pittman 

William E. McAlpine Orrin T. Potter 

Robert A. McBlain James V. Poulsen 

Robert E. McBride David J. Powell 

John W. McCallum Harvey G. Quandt 

Warren J. McFate Richard C. Quinlan 

Paul F. McKinley Alfred E. Rau 

Charles R. Mehaffey Oscar W. Rees 

Edward C. Meyer Melvin W. Reth 

Robert S. Michaelson Joseph G. Ricks 

Eugene L. Miller John L. Riebhoff 

Harold S. Miller William G. Rieckhoff 

J. Heber Miller Henry W. Riegel 

Melvin B. Miller C.B. Riggs 

Paul L. Miller Charles T. Rinkel, Jr. 

William T. Miller R. Roland Ritter 

Paul S. Minear Donald F. Roberts 

Darrell V. Mitchell Carroll E. Robinson 

John K. Moore John A. Robinson, Jr. 

Leroy W. Moore Robert P. Robinson 

Lester L. Moore Leonard L. Root 

Raymond D. Moore Stephen R. Root, Jr. 

Milo E. Morris Robert N. Ruleman 

Clarence M. Morrison Robert H. Ruppert 

Henry N. Muller Raymond L. Russell 

Lloyd L. Musser Edward A. Schaller 

Mervin R. Nelson John R. Schlosser 

Floyd T. Newbrough Alfred E. Schneck 

Frank A. Nichols Adrian Schoenmaker 

Nancy J. Nichols Franklin Schwarm 

James B. Nicholson Ray K. Seney 

Milton H. Nothdurft Herbert C. Shaffer 

Eldon G. Nolte George A. Sheils 

William E. Olmsted Harold L. Sherman 

Bernard G. Olson Wayne E. Shoemaker 

Robert L. Ossman Francis W. Shreve 

Rollin G. Oswald Robert W. Shreve 

Duane H. O'Tool Walter L. Sieck 

B. Gordon Packard Peter Siemens 

Max E. Paige Robert L. Smith 

Warren S. Paige George S. Snyder 

Wallace A. Parmer Theodore Solomon 

Robert M. Parris Vernon M. Sorensen 

Glenn R. Parrott A. Harold Sparks


Clyde G. Sparks Donald E. Wooge 

John R. Squire George I. Yetter 

Otto S. Steele, Jr. J. Eugene Young 

Robert J. Stemme Robert W. Young 

Harlan A. Stenberg Carryl R. Ziettlow 

R. Thomas Stewart 

J. Paul Stevens 

Carl F. Stiefel 

David E. Streyffeler 

Russell C. Striffler 

Edward L. Sullivan 

Lawrence V. Tagg 

Calvin T. Teasdale 

Richard H. Thomas 

Donald L. Thompson 

Willis C. Thurow 

William B. Tomlinson 

John R. Tisdale 

Rolland C. Towell 

William C. Trembly 

Rudolf Trusheim 

Donald R. Turkelson 

Lee Underhill 

Carroll E. Usher 

Worthie K. Usher 

Harold A. Varce 

Gordon K. Vickery 

Richard G. Viney 

Duane R. Voas 

Harold E. Wagner 

John D. Wagoner 

M. Ellsworth Walker 

Charles Q. Wallace 

Leon V. Wallace 

Dean G. Walters 

Alex T. Washington 

Wayne E. Wasta 

David P. Waterman 

Dick L. Watkins 

J. Ellis Webb 

Warren S. Webb 

Harold J. Wells 

Robert G. Wendel 

Mark E. Weston 

WeldonA. Whitenack 

Wilbur F. Wilcox 

Alferd E. Wilken 

Dale J. Williams 

Robert D. Williams 

Paul D. Williamson 

Carl E. Wilson 

Gerald L. Wilson 

Russell L. Wilson 

Robert B. Winter 

Stanley F. Woeste 

Gerald B. Wolcott 

Thomas W. Woodin 

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59. What Associate Members have been retired (355): (List alphabetically giving full name--first, 

middle, last--in that order. If retiring in the interim between conference sessions (355.2d), 

indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under 355.1, no vote required; under 355.2, v; 

under 355.3 v 2/3) 

a) This year? John D. Crosswhite, Jack D. Kendall 

b) Previously? John H. Ackerman, Gerald T. Armstrong, Robert R. Barrick, Frederick E. 

Brown, Marilyn F. Butler, James A. Davidson, Russell Eldridge, Joan Erbe, Willis E. Grant, 

Dale E. Gray, Harold Harryman, Roy A. Hjelmaas, Richard T. Hohl, H. Wallace Kinzler, Luella 

G. Koether, Clarence H. Landis, Zona L. Lautt, Wauneita McConnell, Kermit C. Gladfelder, 

James E. Seibert, J. Morris Stephenson, L. Dean Surface, Fred L. Trimble, R.V. Vanderhoef, 

Norman P. Walter 

60. What Probationary Members have been retired (355): (If retiring in the interim between 

conference sessions (355.2d), indicate the effective date of retirement.) (Under 355.1, no vote 

required; under 355.2, v; under 355.3 v 2/3) 

a) This year? None. 

b) Previously? None. 

61. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (345.5): 

a) This year? Charles B. Silliman 

b) Previously? Helen L. Brown, Vern D. Elder, Thomas D. Hershey, Lester R. Hesseltine, 

Arthur H. Moore, Charles Sloca, Delbert D. Story, Verdon M. Swenson 

62. Changes in clergy membership: What is the number of ordained ministers: (NOTE: The 

numbers in parenthesis following each category listing are the question numbers in this report 

form where ministers in that category are listed. The number reported below should agree with 

the number of names listed in the corresponding questions.) 

a) Elected as Associate Members? (27) ................................ 5 

b) Elected as Probationary Members? (28a,b;29a,b,c) .................... 15 

c) Elected as Deacons in Full Connection? (33) .......................... 2 

d) Elected as Elders in Full Connection? (34,35) ......................... 12 

e) Readmitted? (36,37a,b) ........................................... 0 

f) Retired made effective? (38a,b,c) ................................... 0 

g) Transferred in? (32a,39,40) ........................................ 7 

h) Transferred out? (45) ............................................ 10 

i) Discontinued as Probationary Members? ............................. 4 

j) Honorably located this year? (47a) .................................. 2 

k) Withdrawn? (50a,b,c) ............................................. 4 

l) Administratively located (50d) ...................................... 0 

m) Terminated by trial? (50e) ......................................... 0 

n) Deceased? (51a,b,c) ............................................. 8 

63. What is the number of: 

a) Pastoral charges? ............................................. 584 

b) Local churches? ............................................... 866 

64. What is the number of clergy members of the Annual Conference: 

a) By appointment category and conference relationship?


Categories Deacons Elders Probationary Associate Full-time Part-time 

in Full in Full Members Members & Local Local 

Affiliate Pastors Pastors 

Members 

with Vote 

Pastors and 

Other 

Ministries 

Within a 

Local 

Church 

(322.1c,330) 12 378 39 45 37 31 

Appointments 

to Extension 

Ministries 

(322.1b, 

335.1a,c) (81a) 0 46 1 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointments 

to Extension 

Ministries 

(335.1b,c) 

(81b) 0 27 2 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointments 

to Extension 

Ministries 

(322.1a, 

335.1d) (81c) 0 31 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointments 

to Attend 

School (82) 0 5 8 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointed 

to Other 

Annual 

Conferences 

(52) 0 5 1 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Leave 

of Absence 

(53) 0 7 2 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Family 

Leave (54) 0 0 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Sabbatical 

Leave (56) 0 0 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Disability 

Leave (57c) 0 8 2 2 xxxxx xxxxx 

Retired 

(58, 59, 60) 0 380 0 26 xxxxx xxxxx 

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394 


Total Number, 

Clergy 

Members 12 887 55 73 37 31 

Grand Total, 

All Conference 

Clergy Members 1095 

b) By gender and racial/ethnic identification? (NOTE: See the instruction for item 64 for 

guidelines to assist in the racial/ethnic identification count.) 

Female 12 118 21 15 13 10 

Male 

Total Number, 

0 769 34 58 24 21 

Clergy Members* 12 887 55 73 37 31 

Grand Total, 


Clergy 

Members* 1095 

Asian 

African 

0 22 4 2 1 0 

American/Black 0 3 8 0 0 0 

Hispanic 0 1 1 0 0 0 

Native American 0 0 0 1 0 0 

Pacific Islander 0 0 0 0 0 0 

White 

Total Number, 

12 861 42 70 36 31 

Clergy Members* 12 887 55 73 37 31 

Grand Total, 


Clergy 

Members* 1095 

*The totals entered in these spaces should agree with the comparable totals in the bottom two lines 

of question 64a). 

PART III DIACONAL MINISTERS 

(Paragraph numbers in questions 66-76 refer to The 1992 Book of Discipline) 

65. Who constitute the Committee on Investigation (2626.4)? (v) 

Marilyn C. Henrichs, Sue Mutchler, Ruth Ann Scott 

Reserves: Betty Eis (96), Allen Call (98) 

66. Who are the candidates for diaconal ministry (304-305)? 

Tera Amundson, Paul Lundy, Karen Reede 

67. Who are consecrated this year as diaconal ministers (307)? (v) (List alphabetically): 

Brenda Hobson 

68. Who are reinstated as diaconal ministers (313.3c)? (v) None.


69. Who are transferred in as diaconal ministers (312)? None. 


70. Who are transferred out as diaconal ministers (312)? None. 


71. Who have had their conference relationship as diaconal ministers terminated by Annual 

Conference action (313.3)? (Under 313.2a, no vote; under 313.2b, v 2/3) None. 

72. What diaconal ministers have died during the year? 

a) Effective: None. 


b) Retired: None. 


73. What diaconal ministers have been granted leaves of absence under 313.1a,c,d) (disability, 

study/sabbatical, or personal leave): (v) 

a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each): None. 

b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in 

Question 73a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None. 

74. What diaconal ministers have been granted an extended leave (313.1e): 

a) Since the last session of the Annual Conference? (Give effective date of each): None. 

b) At this session of the Annual Conference? (Include names of persons listed in Question 

74a, if their leaves of absence are continuing): None. 

75. Who have returned to active status: 

a) From disability, study/sabbatical, or personal leave of absence (313.1a,c,d)? None. 

b) From extended leave (313.1e)? (v) None. 

76. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconal ministers (313.2): 

(Under 313.2b, v 2/3) 

a) This year? Julie A. Nosek (08/01/98), Carol Seebach 

b) Previously? 

Rosalie J. Bentzinger Iris L. Harvey 

Linnea Erickson Carlson Coy Payne Howe 

Myrna Irene Carter John L. Howe, Jr. 

Bernice Dvorak David R. Noble 

Jimmie Ellsworth Joanne Preul 

Rachel I. Ireland Evelyn Blakely Wiley 

PART IV APPOINTMENTS AND CONCLUDING BUSINESS 

77. What clergy members are approved for appointment to less than full-time service, what is the 

total number of years for which such approval has been granted to each, and for what fraction 

395

396 


of full-time service (in one-quarter increments) is approval granted (for purposes of equitable 

compensation claim and pension credit) (322.5, 329.2, 333.2, 1506.4b): (v 2/3) 

Bruce D. Bane 5 1/2 

Walter J. Bernard (AM) 4 1/2 

Beverly J.I. Birtcher 2 3/4 

Marilyn R. Buchanan 1 1/2 

Thomas G. Carsner 7 1/4 

Diane Wasson Eberhart (FD) 2 3/4 

Kenneth M. Ferguson 1 1/2 

Jaymee L. Glenn-Burns 11 1/2 

Karl E. Goodfellow 1 3/4 

Henry B. Grant, Jr. 2 3/4 

Elizabeth Hadler (PM) 1 1/2 

Penny K.W. Hansel 1 1/4 

Mark A. Haverland 2 1/2 

Leon Herndon 1 1/2 

Robert W. Hoover, Jr. 7 1/2 

Daniel G. Jenks 1 1/2 

William R. Johnson 4 1/4 

Jill S. Leveck 6 1/2 

Iola McCutcheon (PM) 2 1/2 

Steven P. Melby 16 1/2 

T. Leigh Olson 4 1/4 

Dawn D. Phares (PM) 5 1/2 

J. David Raines 4 1/2 

Kathy L. Raines 4 1/2 

Rhonda Schultz 3 1/2 

James L. Schweizer 8 1/2 

Ruth Ann Scott (FD) 2 3/4 

Donald E. Strickler 3 1/2 

Kenneth Suetterlin 7 3/4 

John F. Tunnicliff 2 1/4 

78. Who have been appointed as Interim Pastors under the provisions of 329.3 since the last 

session of the annual conference, and for what period of time? 

79. What changes have been made in appointments since the last Annual Conference session? 

(Attach list. Include Appointments to Extension Ministries and give effective dates of all 

changes.) 

Charge Pastor Date 


Cedar Rapids, Faith Tom Mohan (TPS) 08/15/97 

Cedar Rapids, Buffalo 

and Buffalo David Wise (SLP) 09/01/97 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana Sarah Rohret (SLP) 09/01/97 

Lafayette, Salem John Howerton (PLP) 09/01/97 

Amana Susan Meade (SLP) 09/01/97 


Lewis United Congregational Sharon Guffey (OD) 08/24/97 

Red Oak Circuit Lanette Plambeck (SLP) 09/01/97 

Tennant Vickie Steffes (TPS) 11/01/97 

Council Bluffs, Trinity-


Carter Lake & St. Mark’s Andrew Rubenking 11/01/97 

Council Bluffs, St. Mark’s 

(Assoc) Ernest Ruehle (TPS) 11/01/97 

New Market Daniel Wiebesiek (OD) 12/15/97 


Truro-Peru Joan White (SLP) 09/01/97 


Des Moines, Jordan Lyle Ball (LFT) 08/01/97 

Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan 

(Assoc.) Carol Wehr (PLP) 09/01/97 

Killduff-Reasnor Duane Skidmore (PLP) 09/01/97 

Des Moines, Christ Michael Bahde (TPS) 10/01/97 

Des Moines, Trinity Gilbert Dawes (INT) 12/01/97 

Des Moines, Wesley-Bloomfield Roger Russell (INT) 12/01/97 

Des Moines, Immanuel Paul Frederiksen 03/01/98 

Des Moines, Wesley-Bloomfield James Poulsen 06/01/98 


Center Grove-Rockdale Marjolein Pitka (SLP) 01/01/98 

Fayette Robert Koepcke (FLP) 01/01/98 

Fort Dodge District: 

Zearing Lynn Gunderson (FLP) 07/01/97 

Lake City Union Betty Weider (ODM) 08/01/97 

Hope Parish: Bagley- 

Yale-Jamaica Edward Frank (PM) 08/15/97 

Rinard Steve Satre (PLP) 09/01/97 

Collins-Loring Barb Mittman (TPS) 09/01/97 

Stratford-South Marion- 

Homer-Duncombe 

Adding McGuire Bend Yoke Dale Schoening and 

to the charge Ken Hartman (PLP) 05/01/98 


Thompson Wendy Trone (SLP) 09/01/97 

Shell Rock Valley U.M. Richard Pippert and 

Churches Deborah Stowers 11/01/97 


Morning Sun Thelma Subramanian 08/01/97 

Calamus-Grand Mound Ed Mutum (SLP) 09/01/97 

Trenton Jeff McPheron (PLP) 09/01/97 

Brighton United Church Ralph Farmer (TPS-OD) 10/01/97 

Keokuk, Trinity, Assoc. Donald Frizzell (OCPM) 03/01/98 


Douds-Lebanon Harlan Winter 02/01/98 

Lebanon Gale Hawhee (RM) 02/01/98 


Spencer District: 

Rock Valley Robert Nielsen (INT) 11/01/97 

Rolfe Shared Ministry Michael Elmore (AM) 01/01/98 

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Waterloo, Calvary and Gerald Dolf 07/01/97 

Evansdale-Raymond 

Waterloo, First (Assoc.) Tom Primmer (SLP) 07/16/97 

and Linden 

Appointed to Other Conferences and Christian and Denominations Par. 337.1: 

Shea, Ryan J.O. (PM), Rocky Mountain 07/13/97 

Mills, F. David, South Carolina 01/08/97 

Biatek, Tom, Minnesota 01/01/98 

Appointed Beyond the Local Church Par. 335.1a: 

Acord, Marsha, Wesley Foundation, Assoc. 08/15/97 

Pope, Mary, Simpson College, Adjunct Faculty 12/01/97 

Jayne, Carlos C., Jr., Conference Legislative Advocate 12/01/98 

Appointed Beyond the Local Church 335.1d: 

Buchanan, Marilyn, Interim Minister United Campus Ministry 08/01/97 

Clark, M. Wayne, Exec. Dir., Samaritan Counseling Center 

of the Midlands 02/01/98 

Appointed to Ecumenical Ministries 336: 

Borg, Jeffrey A., Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship 11/01/97 

Weier, Susan K., St. Paul UCC, Warren, Michigan (Interim) 07/13/97 

Pope, Mary, First Presbyterian, Winterset - Part-time Interim 02/15/98 

Full-time 05/15/98 

80. Who are appointed to ministry to the local church and where are they appointed for the ensuing 

year? (Attach a list. Include: Elders, Deacons, Associates, Local Pastors, and Probationary 

Members.) See Appointments 

81. Who are appointed to extension ministries for the ensuing year? (Attach a list. Include: Elders, 

Deacons, and Probationary Members.) 

a) Within the connectional structures of United Methodism (322.1b, 335.1a,c)? 

See Appointments 

b) To ministries endorsed by the Board of Higher Education and Ministry (335.1b,c)? See 

Appointments 

c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of 322.1a, 335.1d? (Deacons, no vote; 

Elders v 2/3) See Appointments 

82. Who are appointed to attend school (416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose prime 

appointment is to attend school.) 

Associate Members: None. 

Probationary Members: 

Boatman, Richard 

Gillian, Marilee (Wendi) 

Janes, Michael D. 

Keizer, John A. 

Kisker, Scott 

Primmer, Thomas 

Sims, Nicole 

Schnepf, Mary


Twedt-Ball, Clint 

Wagner, David H., Jr. 

Wilcox, Timothy D. 

Members in Full Connection: 

Caldwell, John M. 

Caole, Florentino, Jr. 

Ellsworth, Timothy 

Kwon, Hee Soon 

VanMaanen, Donna M. 

83. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (310)[1992 Discipline]? See 

Appointments 

84. What other personal notations should be made? (Include such matters as changes in pension 

credit (1506.6), corrections or additions to matters reported in the "Business of the Annual 

Conference" form in previous years, and legal name changes of clergy members and diaconal 

ministers.) 

1. Kathryn L. McDougal is now Kathryn L. Spracklin 

2. Julie A. Weyer is now Julie A. Wehner 

3. Robert T. Standhardt (FE) is approved for appointment but not now appointed. 

85. Where shall the next Conference Session be held (603.3)? Hilton Coliseum, Ames, 

Iowa 

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400 

XVI. APPOINTMENTS 

1998-1999 

(to be effective 7/1/98) 

The following symbols apply throughout this report: 


AF Affiliate Member 

AM Associate Member 

DM Diaconal Minister (consecrated under provisions of 1992 or earlier Discipline) 

FD Deacon in full connection 

FE Elder in full connection 

PE Probationary Elder 

PM Probationary member (ordained under provisions of 1992 or earlier Discipline) 

PD Probationary Deacon 

OCD Deacon member of other U.M. conference 

OCE Elder member of other U.M. conference 

OCPM Probationary member of other United Methodist Conference 

ODM Member of other denomination or other Methodist affiliated conference 

FLP Full time Local Pastor 

PLP Part time Local Pastor 

SLP Student Local Pastor 

RFD Retired Deacon in full connection 

RM Retired full member 

RAM Retired Associate member 

RLP Retired Local Pastor 

* First year in this appointment 

TPS Temporary Pulpit Supply 

INT Interim 

PE-LFT Probationary Elder - less than full time 

PM-LFT Probationary member (ordained under provisions of 1992 or earlier 

Discipline) - less than full time 

PD-LFT Probationary Deacon - less than full time 

FD-LFT Deacon in full connection - less than full time 

FE-LFT Elder in full connection - less than full time 

D.A. Delayed appointment 

O.D.M. Other denomination or other Methodist affiliated conference to supply. 

PA-1 Primary appointment to attend school 

PA-2 Primary appointment to extension ministries 

PA-3 Primary appointment to local church, also appointed to attend school 

LS Lay Speaker 

CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 

Barrie M. Tritle (2), Superintendent 

225 1st Avenue SW, Cedar Rapids 52405-3965 

Phone: 319-365-6273; FAX: 319-365-5310 

*Alburnett-Prairie Chapel Sylvia Kennedy (FLP) 1 

Amish Circuit: Champion Hill-Franklin-Pleasant Hill Dick L. Watkins (RM) 2 

Belle Plaine David A. Weesner 6 

Brooklyn William B. Daylong 4 

Cedar Rapids: 

Asbury Dennis A.P. Fox (PLP) 4 

*Associate Jack Kendall (RAM) 1 

* Bertram-Buffalo Marilyn Buchanan (FE-LFT) 1 

Crosswinds Todd R. Schlitter 4 

Faith Tom Mohan (TPS) 2

APPOINTMENTS 

*Kenwood Park Dave L. Higdon 1 

Living Water Martin R.Schuhmacher (AM) 2 

Lovely Lane Brian K. Milford 7 

New Creation Julia E. Fox Poulsen 8 

St. James Shirley L. Hoffmann 2 

*St. Mark's Diana Hoover 1 

St. Paul's Bruce R. Ough 2 

Associate Gary A. Nims 9 

*Associate eff. 9/1 Todd A. Rogers (TPS) 1 

Salem Carroll D. Brown 7 

* Sharon Gary H. Dobbins 1 

Trinity Brian S. McNamara 3 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana Martha R. Bennett 6 

*Associate Sharon Treloar (TPS) 1 

Central City Timothy J. Walker 2 

*Clarence-Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA) Anita M. Johnson 1 

*Clover Ridge-Colony Paul Meade (PLP) 1 

Susan Meade (SLP) 1 

Coggon United Parish (UM-D) Shannon Kimball-Auth(ODM) 5 

Coralville Donald L. Hodson 6 

*Associate Paul Knupp (ODM) 1 

Coralville, New Horizons Charles D. Kelsey (FLP) 8 

Iowa City: 

First Deborah L. Kiesey 2 

Associate Robert W. Dean 7 

Associate (Ret. 8/1/98) Julie DeShaw Nosek (FD) 11 

Hope James A. Kledis 5 

Korean Seongbae Cheong 5 

St. Mark's Harlan D. Gillespie 6 

Kalona Michael L. Orthel 2 

Kalona, Sharon Center Robert W. Barrick 5 

Lafayette, Salem John Howerton (PLP) 2 

Lisbon Sungjoon Park 3 

Malcom-Sheridan Carol Wehr (PLP) 5 

Marengo Allen J. Wiese 4 

Marion: 

First Stanley Wierson (AM) 8 

Associate Karen Nelson (FLP) 3 

Christ Community Richard F. Speight, Jr. 4 

Martelle-Viola Kerrin A. Kirkpatrick (PM) 5 

*Mechanicsville -Morley First Linda Stransky (FLP) 1 

Mount Vernon Norman L. Knight 7 

New Covenant Parish: 

Victor-Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta Torger P. Johnson 6 

North Liberty Scott E. Lothe 9 

Olin-Olin, St. Paul's-Morley, Faith Edmond O. Powers (FLP) 4 

Associate Pat Slater (PLP) 4 

Oxford Lyndon Roesler (ODM) 5 

Palo Robert A. Dennert (RM) 2 

Peace U.M. Parish: Van Horne- 

Elberon-Blairstown-Norway Kenneth N. Kent 4 

*Associate Genia Dudley (TPS) 1 

Riverside Robert W. Hoover, Jr.(FE-LFT) 8 

Shueyville Thomas L Carver 9 

Solon Douglas A. Peters 16 

South Bethel-Rochester NormanG.Anderson (ODM) 12 

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Springville Matthew P. Miller 2 

Tiffin Manzel O. Berlin 9 

Tipton Delane D. Wright 3 

Wellman Douglas R. Achterhof (PM) 3 

West Branch-Springdale Richard M. Paulus 8 

Williamsburg Carol A. Kress 6 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 

*Richard L. Sebeniecher (1), Superintendent 

101 E. Graham Ave., Suite 2, Council Bluffs 51503-6601 

Phone: 712-322-1238; FAX: 712-322-4904 

*Anita-Wiota Michael Willer (PM) 1 

Atlantic Charles J. Downing 9 

Audubon Dwayne L. Ferguson 2 

Braddyville-Shambaugh Joyce Smith (PLP) 5 

Carson-Mount Hope Richard R. Russell (AM) 2 

*Clarinda Walden J. Paige 1 

Coin-Norwich Gerald L. Allsup (AM) 6 

Council Bluffs: 

Broadway Marvin D. Arnpriester 4 

Epworth Mark D. Heath 9 

*Fifth Avenue Edward G. Clevenger 1 

Hazel Dell Robert T. Dodder (RM) 3 

*Salem Tony L. Pulatie 1 

*St. Mark-Trinity-Carter Lake Clark L. Finehout 1 

Visitation Minister Ernest C. Ruehle (TPS) 2 

*Elliott-Pilot Grove Jackie L. Bradford (SLP) 1 

Faith Parish: Farragut-Locust Grove- Robert Cooper 2 

Riverton-Summit 

*Associate PA-1 David H.Wagner Jr. (PM) 1 

Glenwood Gerald D. McGee 2 

Griswold Jeffrey M. Dadisman 7 

Hamburg Lilian Gallo-Seagren(OCE) 2 

Harlan-Monroe Chapel Paul Wilcox 6 

Hastings Gene Hilton (TPS) 5 

Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman Joseph P. Boysen 6 

Lewis United (UCC-UM) Sharon S. Guffey (ODM) 2 

Logan-Magnolia Kathy Kluis (PM) 2 

Macedonia-Henderson (Wheeler Grove UCC Yoke) R. Douglas Tharpe 5 

*Malvern-Strahan Fred Pilecki (FLP) . 1 

Maple Grove Lowell Schaaf (TPS) 2 

Marne-Buck Creek Robert L. Smith (RM) 6 

Missouri Valley-Modale Richard E. Krambeck (AM) 9 

New Market Daniel R. Wiebesiek (ODM) 2 

Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson-Wesley Chapel Max I. Hall (RM) 3 

*Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center Carolyn Bittner(SLP) 1 

Northboro-Blanchard Gerald Wiser (FLP) 6 

Oakland David M. Nolte 3 

Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux Dee Ann Klapp 2 

*Red Oak Circuit: Climax-Hawthorne-Stratton Mary Allsup (TPS) 1 

Red Oak, First Gordon E. Watson 3 

Ross-Gray Duane L. Anderson 3 

Shelby-Persia Walter J. Bernard, Jr.(AM-LFT) 4 

Shenandoah Roger C. Madden 6

APPOINTMENTS 

Sidney-Thurman Michael G. Metz 7 

Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale Michael L. Owens 2 

Silver Creek-Hancock Judy E. Flanegin (OCE) 5 

*Tabor-Randolph Darleen Fletcher (TPS) 1 

Tennant Vickie L. Steffes (TPS) 2 

*Villisca-Nodaway Robert Beard 1 

Woodbine Jane I. Jordan (AM) 3 

CRESTON DISTRICT 

Charles E. Luers (3), Superintendent 

113 Montgomery, Box 582, Creston 50801 

Phone: 515-782-4281; FAX: 515-782-5207 

Adair-Casey Sarah L. Darter 5 

Afton-Jerusalem Elliott Butler (SLP) 2 

Allerton-Clio-Lineville Leroy F. Perkins (PLP) 9 

*Bedford Ruth A. Melick 1 

Brooks-Carbon-Carl PA -1 John A. Keizer (PM) 3 

Chariton Gary W. DeGeest 3 

Clearfield-Sharpsburg Alan J. Rusk 9 

*Corning Clark C. Christian 1 

*Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion James C. Riley 1 

*Associate Emily Allen (SLP) 1 

Creston Gordon G. Elrick (AM) 4 

Cumberland-Pine Grove Warren Cico (SLP) 3 

Dexter-Redfield Kathleen J. Sides 4 

Diagonal(UM-D-PCUSA Fed.)-Arispe-Shannon City Yoke Pam Farren (FLP) 6 

Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center Alberta K.Ervin (PM) 3 

Fontanelle-Highland Melinda Cree-Anthony 4 

Greenfield Hugh R. Stone 3 

Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel Lawrence J. Hartley 6 

Hopeville-Lacelle-(Pleasant Valley Christian Yoke) Dwayne Henrichs (TPS) 11 

Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River PA-1 Marilee "Wendi" Gillan (PM) 4 

Lacona Jerry D. Oliver (PLP) 26 

Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City Paddy Druhl (FLP) 5 

Lenox-Mercer Center Audrey Westendorf (FLP) 3 

Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor A. Neil Platon (PM) 3 

Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale Robert D. Foster (AM) 10 

*Menlo-Jefferson Center John D. Crosswhite (RAM) 1 

Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Center Jerry L. Avise-Rouse 5 

Mt. Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork Michael Druhl 5 

Murray John F. Tunnicliff (FE-LFT) 2 

New Virginia-Medora Dale A. Reisner (AM) 6 

Norwood-Pleasant Prairie Norman Bennett (PLP) 5 

Orient-Hill of Zion Yoke (UM-Christian) C. Lucille Elrick (AM) 4 

Osceola James N. Louk 2 

Russell-Bethel Larry Prosser (FLP) 5 

St. Charles (UM-D Fed.) P. Edward Poston 7 

Seymour-Promise City Erik E. Corley (OCPM) 2 

Stuart-Mount Vernon Donald G. Carlson (FLP) 5 

*Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston Jeffrey L. Flagg (SLP) 1 

Town & Country Parish: 

Leon-High Point-Van Wert-Weldon Marlene Brown (FLP) 3 

Truro-Peru Joan White (SLP) 3 

*United Trinity Parish: 

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Humeston-Leroy Yoke (UM-D-PC) Neville Clayton (TPS) 1 

Winterset-Patterson Jonathan D. Gaul 3 

Woodburn Tom Murr (TPS) 8 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 

*David B. Stout (1), Superintendent 

500 East Court Ave., Suite C, Des Moines 50309; 

Phone: 515-283-1991; FAX 515-283-1906 

Adel Edward R. Peterson 2 

Altoona Mark L. Tuttle 3 

Ankeny: 

First (First, Faith Center) James P. Russell 15 

Associate Stephen R. Peters 5 

Associate William R. Johnson (FE-LFT) 4 

*Associate (Youth Ministry) Melissa J. Warren (PM) 1 

Carlisle Richard D. Streeter (AM) 6 

Colfax Jill C. Flyr 4 

Dallas Center Kalen K. Fristad 3 

Des Moines: 

Burns Charles A.Woolery 5 

Easton Place Ronald E. Kramer 2 

Epworth Larry W. Jones 3 

First Susan J. Bowman 2 

*Associate (and D.M. Trinity) Dennis R. Coon 1 

Fort Des Moines Larry Riegel 5 

Gatchel Robert Notman-Cook (ODM) 3 

Grace William D. Cotton 10 

Associate Scott F.Kober (PM) 3 

Associate Marilyn C. Henrichs (FD) 6 

Hispanic PA-2 Gilbert H. Dawes 5 

Immanuel Paul E. Frederiksen 2 

Associate Barbara J. Dinnen (PLP) 1 

Jordan PA-2 Lyle G. Ball 2 

Korean Jin Hwa Hong 4 

Marquisville-Christ LeRoy W. Kelderman 1 

Miller Steven P. Melby (FE-LFT) 16 

New Hope Neil H. Cross 2 

St. John's Bob D. Davis 6 

*Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights Ronald E. Hall (AM) 1 

*Simpson John P. Dodds (ODM) 1 

*Staves Susan M. May 1 

*Trinity Dennis R. Coon 1 

Union Park Bernabe M. Colorado 5 

*Wesley-Bloomfield James V. Poulsen (RM) 1 

Windsor Henrietta Klarenbeek 2 

DeSoto Donald E. Strickler (FE-LFT) 3 

Granger Leila Disburg 2 

Grimes Jerry R. Miller 2 

Grinnell Delbert H. Dawes 2 

Associate Judy Wadding (FLP) 2 

*Hopkins Grove Helen Farr (PLP) 1 

Indianola: 

Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel Carol A. Swanson Poston 7 

First Paul L. Akin 7

APPOINTMENTS 

Associate John H. Moorlach 5 

Ira Community Church (UM-D) Lowell Houts (ODM) 6 

*Ivy, Centennial George I. Yetter (RM) 1 

Kellogg-Pleasant View Morris C. Hurd 2 

Killduff-Reasnor Duane Skidmore (PLP) 2 

*Linn Grove Charles D. Rushing (TPS) 1 

Minburn Clifford A. Haider 2 

*Mingo-Farrar Sandra L. Mercer (PM) 1 

Mitchellville-Santiago Ted J. Lyddon Hatten 9 

Monroe Karen E.H. Merrill 7 

Newton: 

*First Emmanuel R. Dass 1 

Associate Lynn Elrod (AM) 4 

St. Luke Daryl W. Pals 6 

Norwalk E. Dwayne Madsen (AM) 20 

Pleasant Hill, Oakwood M. Scott Hibben 10 

Polk City Mark A. Haverland (FE-LFT) 3 

Prairie City-Pleasant Hill Reginald H. Merrill, Jr. 7 

Urbandale: 

Aldersgate Nancy L. Allen 6 

Associate Arthur L. Allen 6 

Walnut Hills C. Eugene Koth 10 

*Associate Judy Winkelpleck(PLP) 1 

Van Meter-Booneville Esther R. Barton 7 

Waukee Rex E. Piercy 3 

West Des Moines: 

Jordan Creek Gary W. Hoyt 2 

Maple Grove PA-2 Robert Crandall 4 

*Valley Jon A. Disburg 1 

*West Des Moines Russell A. May 1 

*Associate John D. Augspurger 1 

Associate Kevin D. Gingerich 6 

Woodward Bonifacio B. Mequi, Jr. 3 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 

Leonard M. Eberhart (2), Superintendent 

1199 1/2 Main St., Dubuque 52001-4728 

Phone: 319-556-4286; FAX: 319-556-7816 

Anamosa Kirk D. Stump 9 

Arlington-Volga Laurie L. Riley 5 

Calmar-Burr Oak Byron Perrine (ODM) 5 

Castalia Ray Ken Seney (RM) 7 

Colesburg Jill L. Sanders 5 

Decorah James S. Dale 11 

Delhi-Buck Creek Thomas A. Connors(FLP) 2 

Delmar-Elwood Lorraine J. Roth 4 

Dubuque: 

*Center Grove-Rockdale PA-2 Jamie Cutler (PE) 2 

Faith David L. Kruse 3 

Grandview James L. Dotson 11 

St. Luke's Laurice D. Streyffeler 3 

Associate Diane W. Eberhart (FD-LFT) 2 

Step Out in Faith-East Dubuque Annette K. Ruhs Kruse 3 

Earlville United Parish (UM-UCC) Lynn M. Patrick (AM) 4 

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Edgewood Kent Newlon (FLP) 3 

Elgin-Illyria Community Arley Q. Ellingson (OCE) 2 

Epworth Scott J. Meador 5 

Fayette Robert Koepcke (FLP) 2 

Greeley Iola McCutcheon (PM-LFT) 8 

Guttenberg Karl E. Goodfellow (FE-LFT) 7 

Hawkeye-Alpha-Union Roger A. White 9 

Hopkinton Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Thomas Shinkle (SLP) 2 

Independence Dennis L. Bailey 2 

Lamont-Aurora (co-pastors) Alecia R. Williams (ODM) 3 

Douglas E.Williams (ODM) 3 

Lansing-New Albin Thomas E. Mattson 19 

*Manchester David H. Wagner, Sr. 1 

Associate Peggy Ellingson (SLP) 2 

Maquoketa Clair D. Odell 6 

*McGregor Penny K.W. Hansel (FE-LFT) 1 

Miles-Preston-Sabula Carroll Robinson (RM) 7 

*Monona-Giard Dennis L. Gilbert 1 

Monticello Yoke (UM-UCC) Duane U. Ferguson (AM) 10 

Oelwein-Hazleton Robert J. Dagit 7 

* David Peterson (TPS) 1 

*Oxford Junction D.A. 

Randalia-Maynard-Westgate Bruce D. Bane (FE-LFT) 5 

*Sherrill Marjolein Pitka (SLP) 1 

Strawberry Point Anita A. Bane 5 

Waukon-Forest Mills Steven W. Campbell 3 

West Union M. Catherine Roath (AM) 3 

*Winthrop Church of Christ United (UM-UCC) Bill Kanne (ODM) 1 

Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth James R. Davis (SLP) 2 

* (Team Ministry) D.A. 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 

Lynn A. Ryon (5), Superintendent 

805 Central Ave., Suite 606 Fort Dodge 50501-7914 

Phone: 515-576-2444; FAX: 515-576-1399 

Ames: 

Calvary Christopher J. Daniel 13 

Collegiate-Director, Wesley Foundation W. Scott Grotewold 5 

Associate-Assoc. Dir., Wesley Foundation Cynthia M. McCalmont 5 

First Larry D. LaVelle 4 

Associate Leland J. Webb 5 

Korean Keun Sung Chang 6 

Beaver Yoke (UM-Br.) Marjorie Smalley (ODM-LFT) 13 

Boone: 

First Dean H. Fullerton 5 

Associate Rose M. Blank 5 

*Marion Street Jessica Wimmer (TPS) 1 

Boxholm-Pilot Mound Terri L. Elder 4 

*Collins-Loring Diane L. Jones 1 

Colo Russ L. Burnett 4 

Dayton-Harcourt John Hembry (AM) 4 

Eagle Grove William E. Ballard 3 

Faith (Bradgate, Gilmore City, Humboldt, Rutland) Russell D. Dilley 13 

Associate Edwin G. Van Holland 3

APPOINTMENTS 

Farnhamville United (UM-UCC)-Somers James F. Schutter 3 

Fort Dodge: 

*Epworth Roger Kurtenbach (FLP) 1 

First Tompsie K. Smith 3 

Associate Scot Patrick (PM) 2 

Riverside Kenneth L. Greene, Jr. (FLP) 3 

Trinity Melvin W. Ammon 5 

Gowrie Gary L. Bird (AM) 11 

Heartland United Methodist Parish: 

Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton Dwight F. Grosvenor 5 

Associate Leila Blackburn (FLP ) 3 

Hope Parish: 

Bagley-Yale-Jamaica Edward E. Frank 2 

Panora-Linden-Prairie Center William G. Long (FLP) 2 

Dawson-Cooper Beverly J. Birtcher (FE-LFT) 2 

Hubbard Harry L. Imlay (FLP) 5 

Huxley-Cambridge H.D. Mitchell 3 

Jefferson-Grand Junction Judith K. Miller 4 

Associate Lynn Wyatt (FLP) 4 

Lake City Union (UM-PCUSA) Betty Weidert (ODM) 2 

Lehigh-Otho Lorinda H.M. Hoover 4 

Mackey Trevor Soderstrum (PLP) 2 

Manson Leslie H. Calhoun (AM) 5 

Maxwell-Peoria Mary H. Shultz 3 

Napier Paul D. Williamson (RM) 5 

*Nevada Steven C. Williams 1 

Ogden Dana E. Wimmer 7 

Perry James R. Pemble 4 

Pomeroy-Jolley Ellis Ryherd (ODM) 5 

Radcliffe-Ellsworth Priscilla J. Camarin (AM) 5 

Ralston Waylon E. Taylor (ODM-LFT) 10 

Rippey-Fairview Eric P. Guy 5 

Rinard Steve Satre (PLP) 3 

Rockwell City Douglas P. Harding 2 

Scranton-Greenbrier Kevin M. Leveck 8 

Slater-Sheldahl Beverlee A. Bell 5 

Stanhope Parish (UM-D) Henry B. Grant (FE-LFT) 4 

Story City Don E. Preston 4 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer- Duncombe-McGuire 

Bend(United Brethren) Dale A. Schoening 2 

Associate Kenneth Hartman (PLP) 2 

Webster City: 

Asbury Michael Morgan 4 

Faith-Kamrar Brian E. Carter 2 

Williams-Ellis Pacifico Camarin, Jr. 5 

Woolstock-Vincent Oscar Davis (TPS) 2 

Zearing Lynn Gunderson (FLP) 2 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 

*Emmanuel A. Tabelisma (1), Superintendent 

5 North Federal Avenue, Suite 105, Mason City, IA 50401-3257 

Phone: 515-423-5911; FAX: 515-424-5603 

Ackley-Geneva Paul M. Smith 6 

Alden-Popejoy Darwin L. Moore 3 

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*Belmond Celestyne DeVance (PM) 1 

Britt Robert D. Dodge 2 

Buffalo Center Lois Abel (PLP) 3 

Charles City J. Larry Vallery 3 

Associate Debra Lincoln (FLP) 6 

Clarion Charles B. Kellogg 7 

Clear Lake Frederick J. Lewis 8 

Corwith-Wesley Linda H. Bibb 3 

Cresco-Zion Lewis S. Flanigan (ODM) 4 

Crystal Lake Kenneth D. Suetterlin(FE-LFT) 7 

Dows-Alexander James R. Turner 6 

*Dumont-Aredale-Bristow Robert L. Connor 1 

Elma Catherine A. Luck 2 

Floyd-West St. Charles Blair Rohde-Frank 5 

Forest City Gary A. Marzolf 9 

Fredericksburg-Williamstown Nanette R. Tomlinson (PM) 4 

Garner Kay Hooper 2 

Greene Yoke (UM-Br.) Gene A. Burry (ODM) 4 

*Hampton Michael Bahde 1 

Associate Janet Wearda (PLP) 3 

*Hansell-West Fork Laura Smith (PM) 1 

*Iowa Falls Lawrence L. Wimmer 1 

*Associate Richard L. Jenkins 1 

Kanawha Susan E. Detwiler 2 

*Klemme-Goodell Curtis DeVance (PM) 1 

Lake Mills Jeanne L. Martin (PM) 4 

Lime Springs-Chester Robert R. Holdorf 4 

LuVerne-Livermore Stephen J. Bibb 3 

Manly-Bolan Robert M. Cumings 3 

Mason City: 

First Douglas J. Anderson 2 

Associate Sharon L. Betsworth 4 

*Grace Pamela Flanigan (ODM) 1 

Wesley David R. Shogren 8 

Meservey-Thornton James W. Gochenouer, Jr. 5 

*Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center David Gobeli (FLP) 1 

New Hampton Catherine A. Luck 2 

Northwood Richard S. Jensen 3 

Osage Arthur L. Hill 2 

Renwick-Goldfield Karen G. Dearchs 3 

Riceville-McIntire Edythe J. Hill (AM) 2 

Rockford-Marble Rock Rosemary Rohde-Frank 5 

Rockwell-Swaledale Bruce E. Wittern 2 

Rowan Yoke (UM-UCC) Joan A. Skyrme (AM) 7 

*Sheffield-Chapin Remigio Panlaqui (OCE) 1 

Shell Rock Valley: Richard C. Pippert 2 

Nora Springs-Rudd-Plymouth-Rock Falls Deborah J. Stowers (PM) 2 

St. Ansgar-Little Cedar Ted W. Stowers (FLP) 4 

Thompson Wendy Trone (SLP) 2 

*Ventura Paul F. Hasel (RM) 1 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 

Jerry E. Oakland (5), Superintendent 

216 Sycamore St., Suite 102, Muscatine 52761-3838 

Phone: 319-264-6836; FAX: 319-264-6658

APPOINTMENTS 

*Ainsworth Community (UM-PCUSA Union) O.D.M. 1 

Bettendorf: 

Asbury Dale E. Batcheler 6 

*Associate Edwin Mutum (SLP) 1 

Community of Joy William W. Poland 6 

Quad-Cities, Korean Heeyoung Kim 4 

Brighton United (UM-PCUSA) Ralph Farmer (O.D.M.-INT) 2 

Burlington: 

Asbury-Spring Grove Karen Nichols Dungan 4 

First Dennis G. Tevis 2 

Associate David Rogula (PM) 5 

Grace Trevor Davis 2 

West Hill Paul Benjamin 4 

Calamus-Grand Mound (Team Ministry) Eugene L. Miller (RM) 4 

* David Wise (SLP) 1 

Clinton: 

*First Herbert G. Shafer 1 

Living Faith Parish: Timothy R. Rieckhoff-Faris 2 

Clinton, Lyons-Camanche-Low Moor- Janet Rieckhoff-Faris 2 

Clinton, Trinity (Team Ministry) 

*Columbus Junction-Columbus City Kathleen R. Moore 1 

Crawfordsville, United Church of (UM-PCUSA Union) Joan S. Hoover 6 

Danville-Long Creek Jeffrey R. Frese 2 

Davenport: 

Christ Craig A. Peters 6 

*West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace Douglas Reynolds (FLP) 1 

St. John's George A. White 5 

Associate Rhonda A. Schultz (FE-LFT) 7 

DeWitt Clarence G. DeBoef 6 

Donnellson-Embury Julie D. McCullough 4 

*Eldridge Charles E. Klink 1 

Fort Madison: 

First Charles E. Curl 5 

Santa Fe Crystal Oberheu 3 

Keokuk: 

Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky Lexie A. Kirkpatrick 5 

Trinity Paul D. Pennington 2 

Associate Donald J. Frizzell (PM) 2 

*Kingston Melvin B. Miller (RM) 1 

Letts-Island Lavina M. Shoffner (AM) 4 

McCausland-Park View Ruth Ann Scott (PLP) 2 

Mediapolis-Sperry John V. Gaulke (AM) 7 

Montrose Richard Latta (PLP) 5 

Moscow Samuel J. Hahn (RM) 2 

Mount Pleasant Robert D. Cook 2 

*Associate Kiboko I. Kiboko (PM) 1 

Mount Union-Wesley Chapel Robert A. Hary (AM) 3 

Muscatine: 

Fellowship Parish: 

Musserville-Spangler Chapel- James E. Rozendaal 3 

High Prairie-Peace (Team Ministry) Shirley Rozendaal 3 

New Hope Thomas R. Parrott 11 

St. Paul Hispanic Angel M. López (PM) 5 

Sweetland Nancy C. Schultz 2 

Wesley Harold J. Green 2 

Associate Dawn D. Phares (FE-LFT) 2 

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New Life Parish: 

Wayland-Cottonwood-Finley Chapel Carl E. Klein 3 

New London Ray C. Howland 2 

*Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville Marilyn C. Winch 1 

*Southeast Louisa County Parish: Harlan W. Winter 1 

Wapello-Morning Sun-Oakville 

*Associate Chris Thomas (FLP) 1 

Trenton Jeffrey McPheron (PLP) 3 

Walcott Wilbert R. Trusheim 3 

Washington Robert M. Bell 4 

Associate Mark A. Young 4 

West Burlington Jack Wolgamuth (ODM) 6 

West Chester Jung-Sook Kim 2 

West Liberty Frank H. Schultz 3 

Wilton David J. Ohrt 2 

Winfield-Spring Run Joann H. Hary (AM) 3 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 

David R. Wendel (5), Superintendent 

227 W. 4th, Suite 1-D, Ottumwa 52501; 

Phone: 515-682-9655 FAX: 515-682-7455 

Agency-Eldon Judy A. Deweber 2 

Albia Raymond G. Hampton 4 

Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion Stephen K. Bagby 6 

Barnes City Boyd Sparks (PLP) 4 

Beacon-Eddyville Gary McDonough (AM) 7 

*Birmingham-Stockport Reva Rimmer (FLP) 1 

Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion Jim Matheney (PLP) 2 

Bloomfield-Drakesville (Team Ministry) W. Donovan Morrison 2 

Cynthia Morrison (FLP) 2 

*Bussey-Hamilton Samuel Subramanian (PM) 1 

Centerville James C. Gubser 4 

Columbia Clyde G. Sparks (RM) 4 

*Deep River (United Church of Deep River)(UM-PCUSA) Boyd Sparks (PLP) 1 

*Douds-Lebanon-Selma Connie S. Markle (FLP) 1 

Fairfield Kenneth D. Royar 8 

Faith United Parish: Cincinnati-Jerome- 

Unionville Jennifer C. Corley (PM) 2 

Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Bill Jenkins 2 

*Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril-Mt. Sterling Raymond E. Doser (AM) 1 

Fremont-Cedar Julie A. Wehner (PM) 2 

*Harvey-Tracy Thelma C. Subramanian 1 

Hedrick/Martinsburg Joseph W. Lloyd (ODM) 7 

*Iconium Greg Heartsill (TPS) 1 

*Keosauqua-Center Chapel Judith Shields (ODM) 1 

Keota United Church of Faith(UM-PCUSA)-Bethel A. Robert Cocke, Jr. (AM) 15 

Keswick-Thornburg-Webster James Stout (PLP) 5 

Kirkville Jay Amundson (TPS) 2 

Knoxville (Team Ministry) Robert B.Ward 7 

Martha D. Ward 7 

Lacey Dennis Hopes (FLP) 2 

*Libertyville-Batavia Thomas Raphael-Nakos 1 

Lovilia-Avery Gordon K. Vickery (RM) 5 

Melcher/Dallas Lane S. Riggle 4

APPOINTMENTS 

*Montezuma H. Burr Bryant (PM) 1 

Moravia Larry L. Pauley (AM) 2 

Moulton James L. Schweizer (FE-LFT) 9 

New Sharon Kevin J. Glesener 7 

*New Sweden Tom Rimmer (TPS) 1 

Oskaloosa, Central Lanny L. Tuttle (AM) 4 

Ottumwa: 

First Lon L. Lewis 2 

Riverview Lana Nelsen (TPS) 9 

Wesley Derrick Haskins 5 

*Willard Street Stephanie L. Raphael-Nakos 1 

Pella James R. Beranek 2 

Pleasantville Marjorie M. Bradshaw 6 

*Prairie View Rebecca C. Carver 1 

Pulaski-Troy Richard A. Iles 8 

Richland Wilbur Morfitt (FLP) 4 

Sigourney Dannel F. Lemons 11 

*Three Rivers Parish: North English- 

Millersburg-South English Union (UM-D) John C.S. Ling 1 

West Grove Kris Matthes (SLP) 2 

What Cheer-Delta Vincent Homan (PLP) 7 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 

Darline D. Balm-Demmel (5), Superintendent 

Morningside College Commons, Box 548, 3609 Peters, Sioux City 51106-1756; 

Phone: 712-274-5402; FAX: 712-274-5422 

Akron Marion Sindt (SLP) 3 

Anthon-Rock Branch Kent R. Kastler 4 

Aurelia John O. Weida 2 

Bayard-Wichita Charles Thompson (PLP) 3 

Carroll David J. Clark 3 

*Charter Oak-Ute Kenneth Baughman (TPS) 1 

Cherokee Gary L. Armstrong 6 

*Coon Rapids Gary L. Van Wert (PM) 1 

Correctionville-Cushing Consorcia Sanchez 2 

Danbury Doris Lindley (PLP) 3 

Denison Chrisa L. Ferguson 2 

Associate Kenneth M. Ferguson (FE-LFT) 2 

Dunlap-Dow City Sue-Ellen G. Sherman 2 

Early-Nemaha Karl F. Schiltz 2 

Galva-Silver Creek Roger A. Maize 7 

Glidden John S. Wilkinson (PM) 3 

Hawarden-Ireton O. Dean Shelly (AM) 5 

Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne Sara B. Malone (AM) 4 

Holstein Judith A. Piper 3 

Hornick Edgar R. Elliott 3 

Ida Grove Marvin A. Lindley (AM) 7 

*Kingsley Paul H. Evans 1 

Lakes Marcia F. Sangel 8 

LeMars: 

*Calvary-Seney Josue L. Florendo 1 

First Lynn A. Potter 9 

Manilla United Church (UM-PCUSA) Kenneth Ritchie (ODM) 5 

Manning Larry L. McAlpine 5 

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Mapleton-Ticonic Shirley A. Textor 4 

Marcus Roger B. Henry 2 

Merrill-Adaville C. Fred Malone (AM) 4 

Moville Harold E. Werley 3 

Odebolt Lanny R. Carlson 4 

*Onawa-Turin Richard P. Layman 1 

Pierson-Meadow Star Keith G. Pals 2 

Quimby-Washta John P. Scherb 10 

Sac City Karl J. Giese 3 

Schaller-Arthur W. Michael Biklen 6 

Sergeant Bluff Paul L. Samuelson 5 

Sioux City: 

* Crescent Park James Moores (ROCE) 1 

First Allen D. Call 4 

Grace William H. Steward 7 

Associate Sheryl Ashley (AM) 3 

* Riverside-Church of All Nations D.A. 

Rustin Avenue-Salix Martha C. Anderson 5 

St. James Kenneth D. Peterson 5 

*Trimble Kathryn F. Bell 1 

* Wesley David A. Morris 1 

Whitfield Richard E. Kretzschmar 6 

Smithland-Rodney (UCC)-Oto (UCC) Karen Handke (ODM) 3 

SPENCER DISTRICT 

LaVonne R. Kaasa (4), Superintendent 

1012 W. 11th St., Spencer 51301 

Phone: 712-262-6269; FAX: 712-262-9843 

Algona Phillip J. Webb 4 

Alta A. David Arulnathan (AM) 3 

Archer Charles G. Tefft (FLP) 4 

Armstrong-Dolliver Daniel P. Miller (AM) 3 

Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior Scott G. Holmes 10 

Emmetsburg David W. Crow 3 

Estherville Larry G. Willey 5 

Everly-Spencer, Zion Shurmaine McAlpine (AM) 5 

Fenton-Good Hope-Burt Susan Thomas 4 

Graettinger Alton O'Bryan Milligan 5 

Harris-Lake Park Christopher E. Ebbers (PM) 2 

Hartley John W. Rosenberger 3 

Hope Parish: (Pocahontas,Havelock,Plover) Richard S. Dee 6 

Associate D.A. 

Huntington-Superior Donald E. Johnson (ODM) 28 

*Inwood-Doon Yoke (UM-Congregational) Len Garrison (FLP) 1 

Laurens Peter J. Peterson 5 

Lester Donald L. Nelson (PLP) 12 

Marathon David P. Schumann 3 

Milford Union (UM-UCC Fed.) John Rozendaal (ODM) 3 

Newell-Varina Thomas A. Clark (PM) 4 

*Peterson-Royal Michael B. Tolles (PM) 1 

Primghar (UM-UCC Union) Richard R. Dunn 2 

Rock Rapids Dennis D. Nicholson 3 

*Rock Valley Jerry E. Robertson 1 

Rolfe, Shared Ministry of (UM-PC) Michael Elmore (AM) 2

APPOINTMENTS 

Ruthven-Ayrshire Ray Stauffer (AM) 3 

Sanborn-Melvin Jani L. Dahlin 2 

*Sheldon Tony R. Nester 1 

Associate Jeffrey A. Dahlin (PM) 2 

Sibley-Ocheyedan John N. Poe 6 

Sioux Rapids (UM-UCC Union)-Rembrandt Harold W. Koughn 3 

Spencer Wesley S. K. Daniel 3 

Associate Kim A. Crummer 2 

Spirit Lake James W. Stiles 5 

*Storm Lake Kenneth P. Bell 1 

Associate David G. Swinton 5 

Sutherland-Larrabee Dean O. McPherson 4 

*Swea City Christopher M. Myers 1 

Terril-Langdon Lisa Kim Eanes 5 

Titonka-Doan Timm A. Wilkin (PM) 2 

Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens David P. Doraisingh (PM) 2 

West Bend-Mallard Donald A. Bogue 7 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 

Jerrold W. Swinton (4), Superintendent 

614 Randolph, 50702-1591 

Phone: 319-234-0077; FAX: 319-235-4391 

Beaman-Albion Don W. Burket 2 

Brandon-Mount Auburn Chad E. Lierman (FLP) 3 

Cedar Falls: 

*First Bruce N. Ursin 1 

*Associate Steven J. Hansen 1 

Prairie Springs Anthony N. Hershey (PM) 5 

*St. Timothys Richard L. Clark 1 

Director of Discipleship Jaymee L.Glenn-Burns(FE-LFT) 3 

Washington Chapel Diane Mitchell (PLP) 3 

Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement Ministry of Presence Charlie A. Morrow (AM) 6 

Clarksville Community Allen M.Poore-Christensen 5 

Conrad Michelle L. Williamson 3 

Dike Ricky K. Johnson 4 

Dunkerton Gerry L. Kahler 3 

Dysart Ron G. Blix 3 

East Janesville-Mt. Hope Michael L. Shaffer (PM) 3 

Eldora Anne Lippincott 3 

Evansdale-Raymond PA-2 Gerald R. Dolf 2 

Fairbank-Oran Mary K. Green 3 

Frederika Hermina Amoroso (TPS) 2 

Garwin-Garwin Disciples Douglas C. Cue 5 

*Geneseo Keith L. Scott (RM) 1 

Gifford Ron Goecke (TPS) 6 

*Gilman Ron Rice (TPS) 1 

*Gladbrook Doresa Collogan 1 

*Gladbrook Chapel-Green Mountain Yoke (UM-UCC) O.D.M. 1 

Grundy Center Dean J. Kelly 3 

Hudson John E. Louk 5 

Janesville Susen F. LeBlanc (PM) 2 

Jesup Frederick R. Cressman 7 

LaPorte City Thomas L. Zeleny 3 

Laurel Neil R. Montz 8 

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Marshalltown: 

* Bethany Jay Coble (TPS) 1 

First Jerald G. Swanberg 7 

Associate Jennifer E. Daniel 6 

* Morrow Memorial Willie Austin (TPS) 1 

Grace Dianne B. Christopher (FLP) 3 

Hope Leonard F. Sjogren 8 

*Melbourne Lowell E. Hoyle (RM) 1 

Nashua-Republic Linda M. Butler 4 

New Hartford Charles V. Layton 5 

Owasa Ensworth Lee Williamson(PLP) 3 

*Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley E. Jeanne Koughn 1 

Plainfield James Davis (ROCE) 4 

Reinbeck PA-3 Richard H. Boatman (PM) 4 

*Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek Jerry Burrow (FLP) 1 

Shell Rock Julie M.Poore-Christensen 5 

State Center-Rhodes-Minerva Kai D. Manimoi (OCE) 3 

*Sumner John Battern 1 

Tama Living Faith (Tama, Montour) Janice R. Burnett 5 

*Toledo Christ John Boatman (ODM) 1 

Traer Marshall L. Monthei 5 

Vinton: 

Stewart Memorial-Garrison Janet L. Ziskovsky 10 

Wesley (Team Ministry) J. David Raines (FE-LFT) 4 

Kathy L. Raines (FE-LFT) 4 

*Walker Michael F. Townsley (AM) 9 

Waterloo: 

Calvary-Urban Ministry PA-2 Gerald R. Dolf 4 

First James F. Hanke, Jr. 4 

Associate PA-1 Thomas A. Primmer (PM) 3 

*Jubilee Debra M. Burks (PM) 1 

Kimball Avenue Marvin D. Cleair 5 

Linden PA-1 Thomas A. Primmer (PM) 2 

St. Paul's Merrill L. Siler 6 

Waverly: 

Heritage Nathan N. Frazee (PLP) 8 

Trinity Daniel J. Herndon 5 

Appointments to Other Annual Conferences, Other Methodist 

and Christian Denominations: 

Appointed under 337.1: 

Bates, Kathryn (3), Missouri West 

Biatek, Thomas G. (2), Minnesota 

Cho, Tae Joon (5), South Indiana 

Hadler, Elizabeth (PM-LFT) (1) Minnesota 

Herndon, Leon (FE-LFT) (1)Detroit 

Mills, F. David (2), South Carolina 

Appointments to Extension Ministries 

(The + sign before the name indicates pension paid from 

Annual Conference apportionments) 

Appointed under 335.1a: 

Acord, Marsha A. (2), Associate Dir., Wesley Foundation, Univ. of

APPOINTMENTS 

Iowa (Cedar Rapids, Faith) ($ )NO REPORT 

+ Balm-Demmel, Darline D. (5), Superintendent, Sioux City District ($52,969) 

Beanblossom, Ronald E. (19), Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Ohio Northern 

University (Manson) ($49,000) 

* Bunyi, Judith (1), Director, Small Group Ministries at General Board of Discipleship. 

( ) ($ ) 

+ Burkhart, J. Robert (7), Administrative Assistant to Bishop (Indianola, First) ($52,969) 

Caldwell, Alva R. (30), Librarian, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary (Little Sioux) 

($54,700) 

Clapper, Gregory S. (5), Associate Prof.of Religion & Philosophy, Huntingdon College, 

Montgomery, AL (Waverly, Trinity) ($40,000) 

Clark, Kathleen (7), Executive Secretary, Church & Community Ministry, General 

Board of Global Ministries, National Division (D.M., Grace) ($50,787) 

Crandall, Robert S. (6) Executive Director, Bidwell-Riverside Center (Ft. Des Moines) 

($30,804 ) 

* Cutler, Jamie (PE) (1), Chaplain at Hillcrest Family Services and Bethany Home 

(Dubuque:Center Grove-Rockdale) ($ ) 

Dietterich, Inagrace Thoms (13), Director of Theological Research, Center for Parish 

Development (Dubuque, St. Luke's) ($35,000 ) 

+ Dolf, Gerald R. (7), Director, Urban Ministry Inc., Waterloo (Waterloo, First) 

($32,120) 

+ Eberhart, Leonard M. (2), Superintendent, Dubuque District ($52,969) 

+ Faris, Richard H. (6), Program Consultant, Council on Ministries (Indianola, First) 

($42,375) 

Furman, Barbara (5), Corrections Chaplain, St. Luke's Hospital at Linn County 

Correctional Center (Springville) ($28,000) 

Geiger, William F. (23), Associate Director of Financial Assistance, Simpson College 

(Indianola, First) ($30,411) 

Glenn-Burns, David M. (3), Director/Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, University of 

Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls (Cedar Falls, St. Timothy’s) ($31,529 ) 

Hawley, Robert G., Jr. (25), Manager, International Conference Center, The Ecumenical 

Institute (Des Moines Easton Place) ($ ) NO REPORT 

Jayne, Carlos C., Jr. (14), Conference Legislative Advocate (D.M., Wesley-Bloomfield) 

($39,000 ) 

+ Kaasa, LaVonne R. (4), Superintendent, Spencer District ($52,969) 

Kail, Edward A. (8), Interim Academic Dean\Chair of Town & Country Ministries\Director, 

Course of Study School, Saint Paul School of Theology (Ottumwa, First)($49,420) 

Kuntz, J. Kenneth (32), Professor of Religion, School of Religion, University of Iowa 

(South Bethel) ($54,300) 

LaMore, George E., Jr. (23), Professor of Religion and Philosophy, Iowa Wesleyan 

College (Mt. Pleasant, First) ($21,400) 

Longworth, Nicholas W. (5), Spiritual Care Coordinator, St. Luke's Hospice, St. Luke's 

Hospital, Cedar Rapids (Lafayette, Salem) ($ ) NO REPORT 

+ Luers, Charles E. (3), Superintendent, Creston District ($52,969) 

* Muller, Merrill G. (1), Director of Development, Goodwill Industries Sioux City 

(Sioux City, Church of All Nations) ($ ) (effective 8/3/98) 

Nelson, James R. (17), Director, Wesley Foundation, Drake University (Des Moines, 

Grace) ($39,300) 

Noseworthy, James A. (8), Director of Annual Conference Relations and Public 

PolicyPrograms, Division of Higher Education, General Board of Higher Education 

and Ministry (Indianola, First) ($58,800) 

+ Oakland, Jerry E. (5), Superintendent, Muscatine District ($52,969) 

+ Olson, Richard L. (9) Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries--Sioux City 

and Spencer Districts (Storm Lake) ($42,375) 

Richardson, Arthur R., (LeMars, First) ($ ) 

Robbins, Vernon K. (15), Professor of Religion, Emory University, Atlanta, GA (Cedar 

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Falls, Trinity) ($52,650) 

+ Ryon, Lynn A. (5), Superintendent, Fort Dodge District ($52,969) 

+ Schar, David E. (17), Exec. Dir., Wesley Woods Camp and Retreat Center (Indianola, 

First) ($34,303) 

Schuldt, David L. (29), Dir., Wesley Foundation, Univ. of Iowa (Iowa City, First)($42,565) 

Schweiker, William (9), Assistant Professor of Theological Ethics, University of Chicago 

(Des Moines, Grace) ($ ) NO REPORT 

+* Sebeniecher, Richard L. (1), Superintendent, Council Bluffs District ($52.969) 

Shirbroun, James B. (2), Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, ISU (Ames, Collegiate) 

($35,155) 

Shopshire, James M. (22), Professor of Sociology of Religion and Urban Ministries, 

Wesley Theological Seminary (Des Moines, Burns) ($59,500) 

+ Shultz, Paul M. (3), Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries--Cedar Rapids 

and Dubuque Districts (Mount Vernon) ($42,375) 

+ Smith, Charles W. (4), Director, Administrative Services/Conference Treasurer/Statistician 

(Webster City, Faith) ($52,969) 

+* Stout, David B. (1), Superintendent, Des Moines District ($52.969) 

+ Swinton, Jerrold W. (4), Superintendent, Waterloo District ($52,969) 

+* Tabelisma, Emmanuel A. (1), Superintendent, Mason City District ($52,969) 

+ Tritle, Barrie M. (2), Superintendent, Cedar Rapids District ($52,969) 

Vogel, Dwight (11), Associate Professor of Theology & Ministry/Dean of Chapel and 

Director, Nelle B. Ebersole Program of Music Ministry, Garrett-Evangelical 

Theological Seminary (Dubuque, St.Luke's) ($48,000) * 

+ Wendel, David R. (5), Superintendent, Ottumwa District ($52,969) 

335.1b 

Carsner, Thomas G. (FE-LFT) (7) Chaplain, VA Medical Center, Iowa City (Iowa City, 

St. Mark) ($5,500) 

Davison, Timon W. (16), Chaplain Program Manager, Veterans Administration Medical 

Center, Iowa City (Coralville) ($60,135) 

Duke, Ellery H. (20), Executive Director, Des Moines Pastoral Counseling Center 

(Des Moines, Grace) ($54,000) 

Harmon, Roger Q. (11), Director of Education, Samaritan Center for Counseling and 

Education (Des Moines, St. John's) ($30,565 ) 

Hiebert, William J. (16), Executive Director, Marriage & Family Counseling Service and 

Adjunct Professor, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary--Rock Island, IL 

(Davenport, St. John's) ($49,976) 

Hofer, Maynard P. (10), Chaplain, U.S. Army (Mason City First) ($63,270) 

Hokel, B. Dean (7), Pastoral Services Consultant, Northwest Community Health Care, 

Arlington Heights, IL (Ellsworth) ($35,000) 

King, Frank G. (18), Director of Pastoral Care, Morton Plant Mease Health Care, 

Clearwater, FL (Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane) ($65,000) 

Kitterman, Ronald (10), Director of Pastoral Care, Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 

(Fort Dodge Trinity) ($40,164 ) 

Mariya, Deborah L. (9), Command Chaplain, U.S. Navy, (Hope Parish) ($40 ,362) 

Mather, Merlin R. (10), Pastoral Counselor, BroMenn Counseling Services, 

Bloomington, IL (Humboldt Faith) ($45,000 ) 

McGraw, Douglas K. (1), Co-Executive Officer/Pastoral Counselor, Center for 

Counseling and Pastoral Care,Des Peres, Missouri (Muscatine Wesley) ($ ) 

Pacholke, David A. (25), Director of Pastoral Care, Finley Hospital, Dubuque (Dubuque, 

Grandview Ave.) ($ ) NO REPORT 

Pohlman, Steven H. (18), Director of Chaplaincy and C.P.E. Supervisor, St. Luke's 

Regional Medical Center, Sioux City (Sioux City, First) ($51,084) 

Reedy, Rommel C., (7), Chaplain, Wyoming State Hospital ( ) ($31,698) 

Sonner, Larry W. (26), Director, Office of Pastoral Care and Counseling, Iowa Annual 

Conference (Des Moines, Grace) ($52,969)

APPOINTMENTS 

Therkelsen, John (5), Chaplain, Saint Joseph Hospital, Lexington, KY 

(Marshalltown, First) ($27,000) 

Turner, Jay W. (7), Director of Pastoral Care Services, Iowa Methodist Medical Center, 

Des Moines (Ankeny, First) ($53,040) 

Valdez, Melecio A. (9), Chaplain, U.S. Army, (North Liberty) ($47,392) 

Van Dam, William J. (6), Chaplain, Cox Health System, Springfield, 

MO (Stuart-Mount Vernon) ($18,387) 

335.1c 

Campbell, James A. (9), General Board of Global Ministries, Alaska Missionary 

Conference (Storm Lake) ($ ) NO REPORT 

Fosua, Abena Safiyah (PM), (4), Missionary to West Africa, World Division, General 

Board of Global Ministries (Waterloo,Jubilee) ($18,000) 

Kena, Kwasi (PM), (4), Missionary to West Africa, World Division, General Board of 

Global Ministries (Waterloo, Jubilee) ($18,000) 

Morris, Jim W. (7), Conference Superintendent, Red Bird Missionary Conference (Des 

Moines, Staves) ($26,588) 

Perdue, James D. (5), Missionary to Argentina. World Division, General Board of Global 

Ministries (Center Chapel) ($12,000 ) 

Perdue, Neva Thorn (5), Missionary to Argentina, World Division, General Board of 

Global Ministries (Center Chapel) ($12,000) 

Shaw, Thomas (6), Missionary to Germany, World Division, General Board of Global 

Ministries, (Storm Lake) ($14,000) 

Shickell, Eldon K. (37), Pastor, Red Bird Missionary Conference (Scranton) 

($ ) NO REPORT 

Woodworth, L. Scott (2), Pastor, Redbird Missionary Conference, Beverly United 

Methodist Church, Beverly, KY ( Red Oak )($21,788) 

335.1d 

Allen, Arthur L. (6), Director, Re-Creation Ministries (Urbandale, Aldersgate) ($2,000 ) 

Ayers, Joan K. (4), Chaplain, Des Moines General Hospital (Des Moines, Trinity) 

($ )NO REPORT 

Ball, Lyle G. (7), Executive Director, Home Recycling Exchange, Inc. (Indianola, 

First) ($24,000) 

Burns, Frederick A., Jr. (4), Director of Pastoral Care, Truman Medical Center East, 

Kansas City, MO (Prairie City) ($44,220) 

Carlson, Betty G. (7) Director, Hidden Spring Ministries (West Des Moines, Valley) 

($8 100-based on fees & honoraria) 

Clark, M. Wayne (2), Executive Director, Samaritan Counseling Centers of the Midlands, 

Omaha, Nebraska (Council Bluffs, Broadway) ($55,000) 

* Clinton, Philip L. ( 1), Principal of the Upper Elementary/Middle School for the Anglo- 

American School of Moscow (Waterloo District) ($ ) 

Conrad, Larry W. (3), Chaplain, Mercy Hospital, Des Moines (Polk City ) ($33,633) 

Crossett, Gene Jr. (4), Executive Director, ChurchGraf Research, Inc., Dubuque 

(Council Bluffs, Epworth) ($350) 

Culbertson, Robert D. (7), Chaplain, Door of Faith Mission (Adel) ($27,200 ) 

Dawes, Gilbert H. (8), Director of Renewing Rural Iowa, Prairie Fire Rural Action 

(Des Moines, Trinity) ($ ) (Retires effec. 10/2/1998) 

Dicks, Phillip D. (3), Chaplain, Snow Mountain Ranch-YMCA of the Rockies, Winter 

Park, CO ( ) ($41,000 ) 

Dudley, Dorothea G. (3), Staff Chaplain, Health and Welfare Ministries, Methodist/Le 

Bonheur HealthcareMemphis, TN (Dubuque, Grandview) ($ ) 

Gull, Kirby P. (4) Staff Social Worker, Des Moines VA Medical Center (Des Moines, 

Grace) ($42,000 ) 

Heck, Dennis (14), Director of Pastoral Care, Jefferson Memorial Hospital, Crystal City, 

Missouri (Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane) ($43,000) 

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Isaacson, Clifford E. (13), Director/Counselor, Upper Des Moines Counseling Center, 

Inc., Algona (Algona) ($8,640) 

Johnston, Mary M. (5), Chaplain and Director of Religious Life, Coe College (Iowa City, 

First) ($25,400) 

Miller-Sinclair, Roxanne (7), Chaplain, BroMenn Healthcare, 

Bloomington, IL (Plymouth) ($22,417) 

Nelson, David L. (4) Clinical Social Worker/Readjustment Counselor, Veterans Center, 

Des Moines (Sioux City, Grace) ($40,000) 

Nissen, Richard J. (5), Counselor, Juel Fairbanks Chemical Dependency 

Services, St. Paul, MN (Hansell-West Fork) ($26,423) 

Plocher, Robyn J. (5), Chaplain/Bereavement Coordinator, Harbor Light Hospice, 

Lincolnwood, IL (Bettendorf, Community of Joy) ($27,310) 

Richards, Jerry L. (13), Director of Planned Giving, University of Wisconsin, 

Eau Claire, WI (Mt. Pleasant) ($62,120) 

Scheller, Donald M. (13), Linguist/Translator, Wycliffe Bible Translators USA & Summer 

Institute of Linguistics (Jefferson-Grand Junction) ($31,632) 

Seeber, James J. (15), Associate Professor of Sociology, California Baptist College; 

and Chaplain, Claremont Manor, Claremont,CA (Sigourney) ($29,745) 

Seydel, Frank D. (20), Director, Prenatal Screening Laboratory, Director, Program for 

Clergy Education in Genetics, Georgetown University Medical Center, 

Washington, D.C. (Ames, Collegiate) ($46,720) 

* Ulschak, Glennys M.P. (1), Chaplain, Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, New London, 

Conneticut 

Weir, Robert F. (9), Director, Program on Biomedical Ethics & Professor 

Pediatrics/Religion, University of Iowa, Iowa City (Iowa City, First) ($93,400) 

Williams, Loy A. (18), Pastoral Counselor, Samaritan Interfaith Counseling Center, 

Naperville, IL (Eldora) ($ ) NO REPORT 

Commissioned as ProbationaryDeacon’s under 317 (PD) 

Paul I.D. Daniel (1), Marshalltown, First UMC 

Andrew J. Keck (1), Morningside College Library 

Deacons in Full Connection under 322 (FD) 

Cates, Sharon Elaine (1), Director, Senior Helpmate Program of Lutheran Social 

Services of Iowa, Sioux City (Sergeant Bluff) 

Christopher, Dianne Elaine Bock (2), Marshalltown Grace 

Eberhart,Diane Grace Wasson (2), Dubuque St. Luke’s Associate 

Gran, Mary Alice Donovan (2) Director, Children’s Ministries, General Board of 

Discipleship 

Henrichs, Marilyn Carol Higgins (2), Des Moines Grace Associate 

Mittman, Barbara Kay Mengler (1) (LFT) Conference Youth Director 

Mutchler, Sue J. 

Nosek, Julie DeShaw (2), Iowa City First Associate - Retires effective 8/1/98 

Scott, Ruth Ann Caraway (2), McCausland-Park View 

Vogel, Linda J. (2), Profefssor of Christian Education, Garrett-Evangelical Theological 

Seminary, Evanston, IL 

Votaw, Debra Ann Engelke (2), Director of Social Services & Pastoral Care, 

Burlington Medical Center 

Appointed to ecumenical appointments under 336: 

Borg, Jeffrey A. (2), Fort Collins, Mennonite Fellowship 

Jenks, Daniel G. (FE-LFT) (1) Interim Pastor, United Church of Canistota, 

Canistota, South Dakota 

Leveck, Jill S. (FE-LFT) (6), Scranton Friends Church, Scranton 

Olson, Tamara Leigh (5), (FE-LFT) Fairlawn Heights United Church, 

United Church of Canada

APPOINTMENTS 

Pope, Mary B., (2), Presbyterian Church of Winterset 

Weier, Susan K., (2), Interim Pastor, St. Paul United Church of Christ, Warren, MI 

Appointed to attend school under 416.6: 

Boatman, Richard, (PM) (2) University of Dubuque Theological Seminary 

Caldwell, John M., (9) Syracuse University (Corning) 

Caole, Florentino, Jr. (1) St. Mary's Roman Catholic Hospital, San Francisco 

Ellsworth, Timothy (1) 

Gillan, Marilee “Wendi”, (PM) (1) Saint Paul School of Theology 

Janes, Michael D. (PM) (1) University of Dubuque Theological Seminary 

Keizer, John A. (PM) (1) St. Paul School of Theology 

Kisker, Scott T.,(PM), (4) Drew Theological Seminary (Iowa City, First) 

Kwon, Hee Soon (3), Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, Palo Alto, CA 

Primmer, Thomas (PM), (2) University of Dubuque Theological Seminary NO REPORT 

Schnepf, Mary (PM) (1) , Asbury Theological Seminary 

Sims, Nicole H.(PM) (1) Asbury Theological Seminary 

Twedt-Ball, Clint (PM) (1) Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary 

VanMaanen, Donna M., (6) (Sheldon) NO REPORT 

Wagner, David H. Jr., (PM) (1) St. Paul School of Theology 

Wilcox, Timothy D. (PM) (1) Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary 

Serving as Diaconal Ministers: 

Bell, Michael Glen (DM), Director of Youth Ministries, Iowa City, First 

Bornholtz, Alaire (DM), Director of Christian Education, Sioux City, Grace 

Ferrell, David M. (DM), Saint James Lutheran, Rock Island & Trinity Lutheran, Moline,IL. 

Hobson, Brenda (DM), Nevada UMC 

Johansen-Werner, Bonnie (DM) Dubuque District Choral Consultant 

Mayer, Mark L.(DM), Fairfield UMC 

Rubenking, Carrie M. (DM), Northwestern College, Orange City 

Shin, Giehwa (DM), Iowa City, Korean Baptist Church 

Tritle, Kae E. (DM), Wellness Coordinator, Conference Board of Pensions 

Walters, Denise (DM), 

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A B 


Ackley-Geneva M.C. Bagley (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Adair-Casey Cres. Baldwin/Monmouth Dub. 

Adaville (Merrill) S.C. (Wyoming) 

Adel D.M. Barnes City Ott. 

Afton-Jerusalem Cres. Batavia (Libertyville, Ott. 

Agency-Eldon Ott. Faith) 

Ainsworth Musc. Bayard-Wichita S.C. 

Akron S.C. Beacon-Eddyville Ott. 

Albia Ott. Beaconsfield (Kellerton) Cres. 

Albion (Beaman) Wloo. Beaman-Albion Wloo. 

Alburnett-Prairie Chapel C.R. Beaver Yoke (UM-Br.) F.D. 

Alden-Popejoy M.C. Bedford Cres. 

Alexander (Dows) M.C. Belle Plaine C.R. 

Algona Spen. Belmond M.C. 

Alice (Center Point) C.R. Bethel (Keota) Ott. 

Allerton-Clio-Lineville Cres. Bethel (Russell) Cres. 

Alpha (Hawkeye) Dub. Bettendorf: Musc. 

Alta Spen. Asbury 

Altoona D.M. Community of Joy 

Ames: F.D. Quad-Cities Korean 

Calvary Birmingham-Stockport Ott. 

Collegiate Blairstown (Peace U.M. Parish) C.R. 

First Blakesburg-Christiansburg- 

Korean Mt. Zion Ott. 

Amish Circuit: C.R. Blanchard (Northboro) C.B. 

Champion Hill-Franklin- Bloomfield-Drakesville Ott. 

Pleasant Hill Bolan (Manly) M.C. 

Anamosa Dub. Bonaparte (Farmington) Ott. 

Anita-Wiota C.B. Boone: F.D. 

Ankeny: D.M. First 

First (First, Faith Center) Marion Street 

Anthon-Rock Branch S.C. Booneville (Van Meter) D.M. 

Archer Spen. Bowman Chapel Cres. 

Aredale (Dumont) M.C. (Guthrie Center) 

Arispe (Diagonal) Cres. Boxholm-Pilot Mound F.D. 

Arlington-Volga Dub. Braddyville-Shambaugh C.B. 

Armstrong-Dolliver Spen. Bradford (Morgan) M.C. 

Arnold's Park-Fostoria-Excelsior Spen. Bradgate (Faith) F.D. 

Arthur (Schaller) S.C. Brandon-Mount Auburn Wloo. 

Asbury (Burlington) Musc. Bridgewater (Massena) Cres. 

Asbury (Cedar Rapids) C.R. Brighton Musc. 

Atlantic C.B. Bristow (Dumont) M.C. 

Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion Ott. Britt M.C. 

Audubon C.B. Brooklyn C.R. 

Aurelia S.C. Brooks-Carbon-Carl Cres. 

Aurora (Lamont) Dub. Buck Creek-Delhi Dub. 

Avery (Lovilia) Ott. Buck Creek (Marne) C.B. 

Avondale (Massena) Cres. Buffalo (C.R., Faith) C.R. 

Ayrshire (Ruthven) Spen. Buffalo Center M.C.

ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CHURCHES 

Burlington: Musc. Chapin (Sheffield, First) M.C. 

Asbury-Spring Grove Chariton Cres. 

First Charles City M.C. 

Grace Charter Oak-Ute S.C. 

West Hill Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement Wloo. 

Burr Oak (Calmar) Dub. Ministry of Presence 

Burt (Fenton) Spen. Cherokee S.C. 

Bussey-Hamilton Ott. Chester (Lime Springs) M.C. 

Christiansburg Ott. 

C (Blakesburg) 

Churdan-Lanesboro- F.D. 

Calamus-Grand Mound Musc. Lohrville-Paton (Heartland 

Calmar-Burr Oak Dub. UM Parish) 

Camanche (Living Faith U.M. Musc. Cincinnati (Faith United Ott. 

Parish) Parish) 

Cambridge (Huxley) F.D. Clarence-Stanwood Union C.R. 

Cantril (Fox River Parish) Ott. Clarinda, First C.B. 

Carbon (Brooks) Cres. Clarion M.C. 

Carl (Brooks) Cres. Clarksville Community Wloo. 

Carlisle D.M. Clear Lake M.C. 

Carroll S.C. Clearfield-Sharpsburg Cres. 

Carson-Mount Hope C.B. Climax (Red Oak, Circuit) C.B. 

Carter Lake (C.B., St. Mark) C.B. Clinton, First Musc. 

Casey (Adair) Cres. Clinton, Lyons (Living Faith U.M. Musc. 

Castalia Dub. Parish) 

Cedar (Fremont) Ott. Clinton, Trinity (Living Faith U.M. Musc. 

Cedar Falls: Wloo. Parish) 

First Clio (Allerton) Cres. 

Prairie Springs Clover Ridge-Colony C.R. 

St. Timothy's Coggon Yoke (UM-D) C.R. 

Washington Chapel Coin-Norwich C.B. 

Cedar Rapids: C.R. Colesburg Dub. 

Asbury Colfax D.M. 

Bertram-Buffalo Collins-Loring F.D. 

Crosswinds Colo F.D. 

Faith Colony (Clover Ridge) C.R. 

Kenwood Park Columbia Ott. 

Living Water Columbus City 

Lovely Lane (Columbus Jct.) Musc. 

New Creation Columbus Junction-Columbus Musc. 

St. James City 

St. Mark's Conesville (Nichols) Musc. 

St. Paul's Conrad Wloo. 

Salem Coon Rapids S.C. 

Sharon Cooper (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Trinity Coralville C.R. 

Cedar Valley (Nichols) Musc. Coralville, New Horizons C.R. 

Center Chapel-Farmers' D.M. Corning Cres. 

Chapel (Indianola) Correctionville-Cushing S.C. 

Center Chapel (Keosauqua) Ott. Corwith-Wesley M.C. 

Center Grove-Rockdale Dub. Corydon-Millerton-Sewal- Cres. 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana C.R. New Zion 

Centerville Ott. Cottonwood (New Life Parish) Musc. 

Central City C.R. Council Bluffs: C.B. 

Champion Hill (Amish C.R. Broadway 

Circuit) Epworth 

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Fifth Avenue DeWitt Musc. 

Hazel Dell Dexter-Redfield Cres. 

Salem Diagonal-Arispe-Shannon City 

St. Mark-Trinity-Carter Lake Yoke (UM-D-PCUSA) Cres. 

Crawfordsville (UM-PCUSA) Musc. Dickens (Webb) Spen. 

Cresco-Zion M.C. Dike Wloo. 

Creston Cres. Doan (Titonka) Spen. 

Crystal Lake M.C. Dolliver (Armstrong) Spen. 

Cumberland-Pine Grove Cres. Donnellson-Embury Musc. 

Cushing (Correctionville) S.C. Doon Yoke (UM Congregational) 

(Inwood) Spen. 

D Douds-Lebanon-Selma Ott. 

Dow City (Dunlap) S.C. 

Dallas (Melcher) Ott. Dows-Alexander M.C. 

Dallas Center D.M. Drakesville (Bloomfield) Ott. 

Danbury S.C. Dubuque: Dub. 

Danville-Long Creek Musc. Center Grove-Rockdale 

Davenport: Musc. Faith 

Christ Grandview 

St. John's St. Luke's 

West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace Step Out in Faith-East Dubuque 

Davis City (Lamoni) Cres. Dumont-Aredale-Bristow M.C. 

Dawson (Hope Parish) F.D. Duncombe (Stratford) F.D. 

Dayton-Harcourt F.D. Dunkerton Wloo. 

Decatur (Lamoni) Cres. Dunlap-Dow City S.C. 

Decorah Dub. Dysart Wloo. 

Deep River (U.Ch. of D.R) Ott. 

Defiance (Irwin) C.B. E 

Delhi (Buck Creek) Dub. 

Delmar-Elwood Dub. Eagle Grove F.D. 

Delta (What Cheer) Ott. Earlham-Worthington- Cres. 

Denison S.C. Penn Center 

Des Moines: D.M. Earlville United Parish Dub. 

Burns Early-Nemaha S.C. 

Easton Place East Dubuque (Dubuque) Dub. 

Epworth East Janesville-Mt. Hope Wloo. 

First Eddyville (Beacon) Ott. 

Fort Des Moines Edgewood Dub. 

Gatchel Elberon (Peace UM Parish) C.R. 

Grace Eldon (Agency) Ott. 

Hispanic Eldora Wloo. 

Immanuel Eldridge Musc. 

Jordan Elgin-Illyria Community Dub. 

Korean Elliott-Pilot Grove C.B. 

Marquisville-Christ Ellis (Williams) F.D. 

Miller Ellston (Tingley) Cres. 

New Hope Ellsworth (Radcliffe) F.D. 

St. John's Elma M.C. 

Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights Elwood (Delmar) Dub. 

Simpson Embury (Donnellson) Musc. 

Staves Emerson (Nishna Valley C.B. 

Trinity Parish) 

Union Park Emmetsburg Spen. 

Wesley-Bloomfield Epworth Dub. 

Windsor Estherville Spen. 

DeSoto D.M. Evansdale-Raymond Wloo.


Everly-Spencer, Zion Spen. Geneseo Wloo. 

Excelsior (Arnold’s Park) Spen. Geneva (Ackley) M.C. 

Giard (Monona) Dub. 

F Gifford Wloo. 

Gillette Grove (Webb) Spen. 

Fairbank-Oran Wloo. Gilman Wloo. 

Fairfield Ott. Gilmore City (Faith) F.D. 

Fairview (Rippey) F.D. Gladbrook Wloo. 

Faith (Bradgate, Gilmore City, F.D. Gladbrook Chapel- Wloo. 

Humboldt, Rutland) Green Mountain Yoke (UM-UCC) 

Faith Parish: Farragut- C.B. Glenwood C.B. 

Locust Grove-Riverton-Summit Glidden S.C. 

Faith United Parish: Ott. Goldfield (Renwick) M.C. 

Cincinnati-Jerome-Unionville Good Hope (Fenton) Spen. 

Farmers' Chapel D.M. Goodell (Klemme) M.C. 

(Indianola, Center Chapel) Gowrie-Callendar F.D. 

Farmington-Bonaparte Ott. Graettinger Spen. 

Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Grand Junction (Jefferson) F.D. 

Farnhamville United (UM- F.D. Grand Mound (Calamus) Musc. 

UCC)-Somers Grand River (Kellerton) Cres. 

Farragut (Faith Parish) C.B. Granger D.M. 

Farrar (Mingo) D.M. Grant (Noble) C.B. 

Fayette Dub. Gray (Ross) C.B. 

Fellowship Parish: Musserville- Musc. Greeley Dub. 

Spangler Chapel-High Prairie- Green Mountain Wloo. 

Peace (Gladbrook Chapel) 

Fenton-Good Hope-Burt Spen. Green Plain (Milo) Cres. 

Finley Chapel (New Life Musc. Greenbrier (Scranton) F.D. 

Parish) Greene Yoke (UM-Br.) M.C. 

Floyd-West St. Charles M.C. Greenfield Cres. 

Fontanelle-Highland Cres. Grimes D.M. 

Forest City M.C. Grinnell D.M. 

Forest Mills (Waukon) Dub. Griswold C.B. 

Fort Dodge: F.D. Grundy Center Wloo. 

Epworth Guernsey (New Covenant C.R. 

First Parish) 

Riverside Guthrie Center-Bowman Chap. Cres. 

Trinity Guttenberg Dub. 

Fort Madison: Musc. 

First 

Santa Fe 

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Fostoria (Arnold's Park) Spen. Hamburg C.B. 

Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril Ott. Hamilton (Bussey) Ott. 

Franklin (Amish Circuit) C.R. Hampton M.C. 

Fredericksburg- M.C. Hancock (Silver Creek) C.B. 

Williamstown Hansell-West Fork M.C. 

Frederika Wloo. Harcourt (Dayton) F.D. 

Fremont-Cedar Ott. Harlan-Monroe Chapel C.B. 

Harris-Lake Park Spen. 

G Hartley Spen. 

Harvey-Tracy Ott. 

Galva-Silver Creek S.C. Hastings C.B. 

Garner M.C. Hawarden-Ireton S.C. 

Garrison (Vinton) Wloo. Hawkeye-Alpha-Union Dub. 

Garwin-Garwin Disciples Wloo. Hawthorne (Red Oak Circuit) C.B. 

Gatchel (Inner City Parish) D.M. Hazleton (Oelwein) Dub. 

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Heartland U.M. Parish: F.D. Island (Letts) Musc. 

Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville- 

Paton 

Ivy, Centennial D.M. 

Hebron (Macksburg) Cres. J 

Hedrick/Martinsburg Ott. 

Henderson (Macedonia) C.B. Jamaica (Hope Parish) F.D. 

High Point (Town & Country Cres. Janesville Wloo. 

Parish) Jefferson-Grand Junction F.D. 

High Prairie (Muscatine, Musc. Jefferson Center (Menlo) Cres. 

Fellowship Parish) Jerome (Faith United Parish) Ott. 

Highland (Fontanelle) Cres. Jerusalem (Afton) Cres. 

Hill of Zion (Yoke) (Orient) Cres. Jesup Wloo. 

Hillsdale (Silver City) C.B. Jolley (Pomeroy) F.D. 

Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne S.C. Jordan Creek (West Des Moines) D.M. 

Holstein S.C. 

Homer (Stratford) F.D. 

Hope Parish: 

Bagley-Yale-Jamaica 

F.D. K 

Panora-Linden-Prairie Center Kalona C.R. 

Dawson-Cooper Kalona, Sharon Center C.R. 

Hope Parish (Pocahontas- Spen. Kamrar (Webster City) F.D. 

Havelock-Plover) Kanawha M.C. 

Hopeville-Lacelle (Pleasant Cres. Kellerton-Beaconsfield- Cres. 

Valley Christian Yoke) Grand River 

Hopkins Grove D.M. Kellogg-Pleasant View D.M. 

Hopkinton Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Dub. Keokuk: Musc. 

Hornick-Smithland-Rodney S.C. Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky 

Yoke (UM-UCC) Trinity 

Hubbard F.D. Keosauqua-Center Chapel Ott. 

Hudson Wloo. Keota United Church of Faith- 

Humboldt (Faith) F.D. Bethel Ott. 

Humeston-Leroy Yoke Cres. Keswick-Thornburg-Webster Ott. 

(UM-D-PC) (United Trinity Parish) Killduff-Reasoner D.M. 

Huntington-Superior Spen. Kingsley S.C. 

Huxley-Cambridge F.D. Kingston Musc. 

Kirkman (Irwin) C.B. 

Kirkville Ott. 

I Klemme-Goodell M.C. 

Knoxville Ott. 

Iconium Ott. Koszta (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

Ida Grove S.C. 

Illyria Comm. (Elgin) Dub. 

Independence 

Indianola: 

Dub. L 

Center Chapel-Farmers' Chapel D.M. Lacelle (Hopeville) Cres. 

First Lacey Ott. 

Inwood-Doon Yoke (UM-Cong.) Spen. Lacona Cres. 

Iowa City: C.R. Ladora (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

First Lafayette, Salem C.R. 

Hope Lake City Union (UM-PCUSA) F.D. 

Korean Lake Mills S.C. 

St. Mark's Lake Park (Harris) Spen. 

Iowa Falls M.C. Lakes S.C. 

Ira Community Church D.M. Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City Cres. 

Ireton (Hawarden) S.C. Lamont-Aurora Dub. 

Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman C.B. Lanesboro (Heartland UM F.D.


Parish) Magnolia (Logan) C.B. 

Langdon (Terril) Spen. Malcom-Sheridan C.R. 

Lansing-New Albin Dub. Mallard (West Bend) Spen. 

LaPorte City Wloo. Malvern-Strahan C.B. 

Larrabee (Sutherland) Spen. Manchester Dub. 

Laurel Wloo. Manilla United Church S.C. 

Laurens Spen. Manly-Bolan M.C. 

Lebanon (Douds) Ott. Manning S.C. 

Lee Center (Morgan) M.C. Manson F.D. 

Lehigh-Otho F.D. Maple Grove C.B. 

LeMars: S.C. Maple Grove (Des Moines) D.M. 

Calvary-Seney Mapleton-Ticonic S.C. 

First Maquoketa Dub. 

Lenox-Mercer Center Cres. Marathon Spen. 

Leon-High Point- Cres. Marble Rock (Rockford) M.C. 

Van Wert-Weldon (Town & Marcus S.C. 

Country Parish) Marengo C.R. 

Lester Spen. Marion C.R. 

Letts-Island Musc. Christ Community 

Lewis United Cong. Meth. C.B. First 

Liberty Center (Milo) Cres. Marne-Buck Creek C.B. 

Libertyville-Batavia Ott. Marshalltown: Wloo. 

Lime Springs-Chester M.C. Bethany 

Lincoln Center (Noble) C.B. First 

Linden (Hope Parish) F.D. Grace 

Lineville (Allerton) Cres. Hope 

Linn Grove D.M. Morrow Memorial 

Lisbon C.R. Martelle-Viola C.R. 

Little Cedar (St. Ansgar) M.C. Mason City: M.C. 

Little Sioux (Pisgah) C.B. First 

Livermore (LuVerne) M.C. Grace 

Living Faith U.M. Parish: Musc. Wesley 

Clinton, Lyons-Camanche- Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale Cres. 

Low Moor-Clinton, Trinity Maxwell-Peoria F.D. 

Locust Grove (Faith Parish) C.B. Maynard (Randalia) Dub. 

Logan-Magnolia C.B. Meadow Star (Pierson) S.C. 

Lohrville (Heartland UM F.D. Mechanicsville-Morley, First C.R. 

(Parish) Mediapolis-Sperry Musc. 

Long Creek (Danville) Musc. Medora (New Virginia) Cres. 

Lorimor (Macksburg) Cres. Melbourne Wloo. 

Loring (Collins) F.D. Melcher/Dallas Ott. 

Lovilia-Avery Ott. Melrose (Keokuk, Emmanuel) Musc. 

Low Moor (Living Faith U.M. Musc. Melvin (Sanborn) Spen. 

Parish) Menlo-Jefferson Center Cres. 

LuVerne-Livermore M.C. Mercer Center (Lenox) Cres. 

Lyons (Clinton, Trinity) Musc. Merrill-Adaville S.C. 

Merrill, Melbourne (Hinton) S.C. 

M Meservey-Thornton M.C. 

Middle Fork (Mt. Ayr Parish) Cres. 

McCausland-Park View Musc. Miles-Preston-Sabula Dub. 

McGregor Dub. Milford Union (UM-UCC Fed.) Spen. 

McIntire (Riceville) M.C. Millersburg (Three Rivers Ott. 

Macedonia-Henderson Parish) 

(Wheeler Grove UCC Yoke) C.B. Millerton (Corydon) Cres. 

Mackey F.D. 

Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor Cres. Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Cres. 

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Center New Life Parish: Wayland- 

Milton (Fox River Parish) Ott. Cottonwood-Finley Chapel Musc. 

Minburn D.M. New London Musc. 

Minerva (State Center) Wloo. New Market C.B. 

Mingo-Farrar D.M. New Sharon Ott. 

Missouri Valley-Modale C.B. New Sweden Ott. 

Mitchellville-Santiago D.M. New Virginia-Medora Cres. 

Modale (Missouri Valley) C.B. New Zion (Corydon) Cres. 

Mondamin (Pisgah) C.B. Newell-Varina Spen. 

Monona-Giard Dub. Newton: D.M. 

Monroe D.M. First 

Monroe Chapel (Harlan) C.B. St. Luke 

Montezuma Ott. Nichols-Cedar Valley- Musc. 

Monticello Yoke (UM-UCC) Dub. Conesville 

Montrose Musc. Nishna Valley Parish: C.B. 

Moravia Ott. Emerson-Wesley Chapel 

Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center M.C. Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center C.B. 

Morley, First (Mechanicsville) C.R. Nodaway (Villisca) C.B. 

Morning Sun (Southeast Musc. Nora Springs (Shell Rock M.C. 

Louisa County Parish) Valley) 

Moscow Musc. Northboro-Blanchard C.B. 

Moulton Ott. North English (Three Ott. 

Mount Auburn (Brandon) Wloo. Rivers Parish) 

Mount Ayr-Middle Fork-Redding Cres. North Liberty C.R. 

Mount Hope (Carson) C.B. North Linn (Rowley) Wloo. 

Mount Hope (East Janesville) Wloo. Northboro-Blanchard C.B. 

Mount Pleasant, First Musc. Northwood M.C. 

Mount Sterling Ott. Norwalk D.M. 

Mount Union-Wesley Chapel Musc. Norway (Peace UM Parish) C.R. 

Mount Vernon C.R. Norwich (Coin) C.B. 

Mount Vernon (Stuart) Cres. Norwood-Pleasant Prairie Cres. 

Mt. Zion (Blakesburg) Ott. 

Moville S.C. O 

Murray Cres. 

Muscatine: Musc. Oakland C.B. 

Fellowship Parish: Musserville- Oakville (Southeast Louisa Musc. 

Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace County Parish) 

New Hope Oakwood (Pleasant Hill) D.M. 

St. Paul's Hispanic Ocheyedan (Sibley) Spen. 

Sweetland Odebolt S.C. 

Wesley Oelwein-Hazleton Dub. 

Musserville (Muscatine, Musc. Ogden F.D. 

Fellowship Parish) Ohio (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

Olin-Olin, St. Paul's-Morley, Faith C.R. 

N Olive Chapel (Attica) Ott. 

Onawa-Turin S.C. 

Napier F.D. Oran (Fairbank) Wloo. 

Nashua-Republic Wloo. Orient-Hill of Zion Cres. 

Nemaha (Early) S.C. Yoke (UM-Christian) 

Nevada F.D. Osage M.C. 

New Albin (Lansing) Dub. Osceola Cres. 

New Covenant Parish: Victor- C.R. Oskaloosa, Central Ott. 

Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta Otho (Lehigh) F.D. 

New Hampton M.C. Oto (Smithland) S.C. 

New Hartford Wloo. Ottumwa: Ott. 

New Hope (Muscatine) Musc. First


Riverview 

Wesley 

Q 

Willard Street Quimby-Washta S.C. 

Owasa Wloo. 

Oxford C.R. R 

Oxford Junction Dub. 

Radcliffe-Ellsworth F.D. 

P Ralston F.D. 

Pacific Junction (Silver City) C.B. Randalia-Maynard-Westgate Dub. 

Palo C.R. Randolph (Tabor) C.B. 

Panora (Hope Parish) F.D. Raymond (Evansdale, Wloo. 

Park View (McCausland) Wloo. St. Mark's) 

Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley Wloo. Reasnor (Killduff) D.M. 

Paton (Heartland UM F.D. 

Parish) Redding (Mt. Ayr Parish) Cres. 

Patterson (Winterset) Cres. Redfield (Dexter) Cres. 

Peace (Muscatine Musc. Red Oak Circuit: Climax- C.B. 

Fellowship Parish) Hawthorne-Stratton 

Peace U.M. Parish: Van Horne C.R. Red Oak, First C.B. 

Elberon-Blairstown-Norway Reinbeck Wloo. 

Pella Ott. Rembrandt (Sioux Rapids) Spen. 

Penn Center (Earlham) Cres. Renwick-Goldfield M.C. 

Peoria (Maxwell) F.D. Republic (Nashua) Wloo. 

Perry F.D. Rhodes (State Center) Wloo. 

Persia (Shelby) C.B. Riceville-McIntire M.C. 

Peru (Truro) Cres. Richland Ott. 

Peterson-Royal Spen. Rinard F.D. 

Pierson-Meadow Star S.C. Rippey-Fairview F.D. 

Pilot Grove (Elliott) C.B. Riverside C.R. 

Pilot Mound (Boxholm) F.D. Riverton (Faith Parish) C.B. 

Pine Grove (Cumberland) Cres. Riverview Ott. 

Pisgah-Mondamin-Little C.B. Rochester (South Bethel) C.R. 

Sioux Rock Branch (Anthon) S.C. 

Plainfield Wloo. Rock Falls (Nora Springs) M.C. 

Pleasant Hill (Amish Cir.) C.R. Rock Rapids Spen. 

Pleasant Hill (Prairie D.M. Rock Valley Spen. 

City) Rockdale (Center Grove) Dub. 

Pleasant Hill, Oakwood Rockford-Marble Rock M.C. 

Pleasant Valley (Christian Rockwell-Swaledale M.C. 

Yoke) (Hopeville) Cres. Rockwell City F.D. 

Pleasant Valley (Parkersburg) Wloo. Rodney (Smithland) S.C. 

Pleasant View (Kellogg) D.M. Rolfe (Shared Ministry of) Spen. 

Pleasantville Ott. Ross-Gray C.B. 

Plymouth (Shell Rock Valley) M.C. Rowan Yoke (UM-UCC) M.C. 

Polk City D.M. Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek Wloo. 

Pomeroy-Jolley F.D. Royal (Peterson) Spen. 

Popejoy (Alden) F.D. Rudd (Shell Rock Valley) M.C. 

Prairie Center (Hope Par.) F.D. Russell-Bethel Cres. 

Prairie Chapel (Alburnett) C.R. Ruthven-Ayrshire Spen. 

Prairie City-Pleasant Hill D.M. Rutland (Faith) F.D. 

Prairie Springs (Cedar Falls) Wloo. 

Prairie View Ott. 

Preston (Miles) Dub. 

Primghar (UM-UCC Union) Spen. S 

Promise City (Seymour) Cres. 

Pulaski-Troy Ott. Sabula (Miles) Dub. 

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Sac City S.C. South English Union Ott. 

St. Ansgar-Little Cedar M.C. (Three Rivers Parish) 

St. Charles Yoke (UM-D-Fed.) Cres. South Marion (Stratford) F.D. 

Salix (S.C., Rustin Ave.) S.C. Southeast Louisa County Musc. 

Sanborn-Melvin Spen. Parish: Wapello-Morning Sun- 

Sandusky Musc. Oakville 

(Keokuk, Emmanuel) Spangler Chapel Musc. 

Santiago (Mitchellville) D.M. (Musc., Fellowship Parish) 

Schaller-Arthur S.C. Spencer, Grace Spen. 

Scranton-Greenbrier F.D. Spencer, Zion (Everly) Spen. 

Selma (Douds) Ott. Sperry (Mediapolis) Musc. 

Seney (LeMars, Calvary) S.C. Spirit Lake Spen. 

Sergeant Bluff S.C. Spring Grove (Burlington, Musc. 

Sewal (Corydon) Cres. Asbury) 

Seymour-Promise City Cres. Spring Run (Winfield) Musc. 

Shambaugh (Braddyville) C.B. Springdale (West Branch) C.R. 

Shannon City Yoke Springville C.R. 

(UM-D-PCUSA Fed) (Diagonal) Cres. Stanhope Yoke (UM-D) F.D. 

Sharpsburg (Clearfield) Cres. Stanwood Union (Clarence) C.R. 

Sheffield, First-Chapin M.C. State Center-Rhodes- Wloo. 

Shelby-Persia C.B. Minerva 

Sheldahl (Slater) F.D. Stewart Memorial (Vinton) Wloo. 

Sheldon Spen. Stockport (Birmingham) Ott. 

Shell Rock Wloo. Storm Lake Spen. 

Shell Rock Valley: Nora Springs M.C. Story City F.D. 

Rudd-Plymouth-Rock Falls Strahan (Malvern) C.B. 

Shenandoah C.B. Stratford-South Marion- F.D. 

Sheridan (Malcom) C.R. Homer-Duncombe-McGuire 

Sherrill Dub. Bend (United Brethren) 

Shueyville C.R. Stratton (Red Oak Circuit) C.B. 

Sibley-Ocheyedan Spen. Strawberry Point Dub. 

Sidney-Thurman C.B. Stuart-Mt. Vernon Cres. 

Sigourney Ott. Summit (Faith Parish) C.B. 

Silver City-Pacific C.B. Sumner Wloo. 

Junction-Hillsdale Superior (Huntington) Spen. 

Silver Creek (Galva) S.C. Sutherland-Larabee Spen. 

Silver Creek (Rowley) Wloo. Swaledale (Rockwell) M.C. 

Silver Creek-Hancock C.B. Swea City Spen. 

Sioux City: S.C. Sweetland (Musc. No. Par.) Musc. 

Crescent Park 

First T 

Grace 

Riverside-Church of All Nations Tabor-Randolph C.B. 

Rustin Avenue-Salix Tama, Living Faith Wloo. 

St. James (Tama, Montour) 

Trimble Tennant C.B. 

Wesley Terrill-Langdon Spen. 

Whitfield Thompson M.C. 

Sioux Rapids (UM-UCC Union)- Spen. Thornburg (Keswick) Ott. 

Rembrandt Thornton (Meservey) M.C. 

Slater-Sheldahl F.D. Three Rivers Parish: North Ott. 

Smithland-Rodney-Oto (UCC S.C. English-Millersburg- 

Yoke) South English Union 

Solon C.R. Thurman (Sidney) C.B. 

Somers (Farnhamville) F.D. Ticonic (Mapleton) S.C. 

South Bethel-Rochester C.R. Tiffin C.R.


Tingley-Wishard Chapel- Cres. Washington Chapel Wloo. 

Ellston (Cedar Falls) 

Tipton C.R. Washta (Quimby) S.C. 

Titonka-Doan Spen. Waterloo: Wloo. 

Toledo, Christ Wloo. Calvary 

Town & Country Parish: Leon- Cres. First 

High Point-Van Wert-Weldon Jubilee 

Tracy (Harvey) Ott. Kimball Avenue 

Traer Wloo. Linden 

Trenton Musc. St. Paul 

Trinity (Inner City Parish) D.M. Waukee D.M. 

Troy (Pulaski) Ott. Waukon-Forest Mills Dub. 

Truro-Peru Cres. Waverly, Heritage Wloo. 

Turin (Onawa) S.C. Waverly, Trinity Wloo. 

Wayland (New Life Parish) Musc. 

Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens Spen. 

U Webster (Keswick) Ott. 

Webster City, Asbury F.D. 

Union (Hawkeye) Dub. Webster City, Faith-Kamrar F.D. 

Unionville (Faith United Ott. Weldon (Town & Country Cres. 

Parish) Parish) 

United Trinity Parish: Humeston- Cres. Wellman C.R. 

Leroy Yoke (UM-D-PC) Wesley (Corwith) M.C. 

Urbana (Center Point) C.R. Wesley (Muscatine) Musc. 

Urbandale D.M. Wesley Chapel (Mt. Union) Musc. 

Aldersgate Wesley Chapel (Nishna C.B. 

Walnut Hills Valley Parish) 

Ute (Charter Oak) S.C. West Bend-Mallard Spen. 

West Branch-Springdale C.R. 

V West Burlington Musc. 

West Chester Musc. 

Van Horne (Peace UM Parish) C.R. West Des Moines: D.M. 

Van Meter-Booneville D.M. Jordan Creek 

Van Wert (Town & Country Cres. Maple Grove 

Parish) Valley 

Varina (Newell) Spen. West Des Moines 

Ventura M.C. West Fork (Hansell) M.C. 

Victor (New Covenant Par.) C.R. West Grove Ott. 

Villisca-Nodaway C.B. West Liberty Musc. 

Vincent (Woolstock) F.D. West St. Charles (Floyd) M.C. 

Vinton, Stewart Memorial- Wloo. West Union Dub. 

Garrison Westgate (Randalia) Dub. 

Vinton, Wesley Wloo. What Cheer-Delta Ott. 

Viola (Martelle) C.R. Wichita (Bayard) S.C. 

Volga (Arlington) Dub. Williams-Ellis F.D. 

Williamsburg C.R. 

W Williamstown (Fredericksburg) M.C. 

Wilton Musc. 

Walcott Musc. Winfield-Spring Run Musc. 

Walker Wloo. Winterset-Patterson Cres. 

Wall Lake (Lake View) S.C. Winthrop Church of Christ Dub. 

Walnut Hills (Urbandale) D.M. United (UM-UCC) 

Wiota (Anita) C.B. 

Wapello (Southeast Louisa Musc. Wishard Chapel (Tingley) Cres. 

County Parish) Woodbine C.B. 

Washington Musc. Woodburn Cres. 

429

430 

Woodward D.M. 

Woolstock-Vincent F.D. 

Worthington (Earlham) Cres. 

Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth Dub. 

Y 

Yale (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Z 

Zearing F.D. 

Zion (Attica) Ott. 

Zion (Cresco) M.C. 


ROLLS 

XVIII. ROLLS OF PERSONNEL 

A. CLERGY MEMBERS 

Mailing Addresses and Telephone 

EDITOR'S NOTE: This directory is for informational purposes and is not to be considered official. All 

addresses are in Iowa unless otherwise indicated. When there are two addresses and phone 

numbers listed the last one is the home address and phone. Post office box numbers, when given, 

indicate mailing addresses - some addresses will have the (mail) designation. Please send corrections 

or additions to: Jill D. Stanton, Editor, 500 E. Court Ave., Suite C., Des Moines, IA 50309. A form is 

provided for your convenience inside the back cover of this publication. 

Email addresses are not listed here due to space constraints. You can obtain a listing of email 

addresses by emailing the Iowa Conference Computer at: addresslist@iaumc.org 

The following symbols apply throughout this report: 

AF Affiliated member 

AM Associate Member 

DM Diaconal Minister (consecrated under provisions of 1992 or earlier Discipline) 

FD Deacon in full connection 

FE Elder in full connection 

PE Probationary Elder 

PM Probationary member (ordained under provisions of 1992 or earlier Discipline) 

PD Probationary Deacon 

OCD Deacon member of other U.M. Conference 

OCE Elder member of other U.M. Conference 

OCPM Probationary member of other U.M. Conference (ordained under provisions of 1992 or earlier 

Discipline) 

ODM Member of other denomination or other Methodist affiliated conference 

FLP Full time Local Pastor 

PLP Part-time Local Pastor 

SLP Student Local Pastor 

RFD Retired Deacon in full connection 

RM Retired full member 

RAM Retired Associate Member 

RLP Retired Local Pastor 

TPS Temporary Pulpit Supply 

INT Interim 

PE-LFT Probationary Elder - less than full-time 

PM-LFT Probationary Member (ordained under provisions of 1992 or earlier Discipline) - less than fulltime 

PD-LFT Probationary Deacon - less than full-time 

FD-LFT Deacon in full connection - less than full-time 

FE-LFT Elder in full connection - less than full-time 

LS Lay Speaker 

ABEL, Lois (PLP) 215 1st St NW PO Box 339 515-562-2251 

(Buffalo Center) 114 3rd Ave NW 515-562-2192 

Buffalo Center 50424 

ACHTERHOF, Douglas R. (PM) (Karen) 601 8th Ave PO Box 540 319-646-2417 

(Wellman) 1116 9th Ave PO Box 196 319-646-2241 

Wellman 52356-0196 

ACKERMAN, John H. (RAM) (Marlys) 1013 Columbia St. 319-236-3542 

Waterloo 50703 

431

432 


ACKERSON, Merlin J. (RM) (Helen) 1707 Parkview Hts. 319-524-7818 

Keokuk 52632-2921 

ACORD, Marsha A. (FE) 120 N. Dubuque St. 319-338-1179 

(Robert Campagna) Iowa City 52245 

(Extension Ministries) 1560 1st St. W. 319-895-6678 

Mt. Vernon 52314-9698 

AITKEN, Louis A. (RM) (Norma) 13154 Oak Ave 712-889-2942 

Castana 51010-8823 

AKIN, Paul L. (FE) (Marcia) 301 W. Ashland PO Box 258 515-961-5317 

(Indianola, First) 302 W. Ashland 515-961-3345 

Indianola 50125 

ALBERTSON, James E. (RM) (Jean) Friendship Haven 

420 Kenyon Rd. 

Fort Dodge 50501-5749 

ALLEN, Arthur L. (FE) (Nancy) 3600 75th St. 515-278-0466 

(Urbandale, Aldersgate/Ext. Min.) 4524 75th St. 515-276-1824 

Urbandale 50322 

ALLEN, Emily (SLP) 213 W. Jackson St. 515-872-1569 

(Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion RR 2 Box 89 515-873-6373 

Assoc.) Corydon 50060 

ALLEN, Nancy L. (FE) (Arthur) 3600 75th St. 515-278-0466 

(Urbandale, Aldersgate) 4524 75th St. 515-276-1824 


ALLSUP, Gerald L. (AM) (Mary) Box 158 712-583-3334 

(Coin-Norwich) Coin 51636-0158 712-583-3553 

ALLSUP, Mary (TPS) (Gerald) 311 E. Valley St. 712-623-4624 

(Red Oak Circuit) Red Oak 51566-1834 

AMMON, Melvin W. (FE) (Terry) 838 N. 25th St. 515-573-3519 

(Ft. Dodge, Trinity) 802 N. 25th St. 515-576-6911 

Fort Dodge 50501 

AMOROSO, Hermina (TPS) (Victor) 108 S. Brush PO Box 146 

(Frederika) Lawler 52154-0146 

AMUNDSON, Jay (Terra) 302 N 9th 515-673-9219 

(Kirkville) Oskaloosa 52577 

ANDERSON, Douglas J. (FE) (Gayle) 119 S. Georgia Ave. 515-423-4905 

(M.C., First) 64 Circle Terrace 515-424-5022 

Mason City 50401 

ANDERSON, Duane L. (FE) (Gloria) 5995 Main St 712-563-2081 

(Ross-Gray) 5987 Main St 712-563-4597 

Audubon 50025-7462 

ANDERSON, Martha C. (FE) (Daniel) 2901 Leech Ave. 712-276-3395 

(S.C., Rustin Ave.-Salix) 2909 Leech Ave. 712-276-6113 

Sioux City 51106 

ANDERSON, Norman G. (ODM) Box 503 319-679-2684 

(Bonnie) (South Bethel-Rochester) Hills 52235-0503 

andrews, ellis e. (RM) (Beverly) RR 2 Box 255A 

Keosauqua 52565 

ARMSTRONG, Gary L. (FE) (Laurel) 531 W. Main St. 712-225-3955 

(Cherokee) 506 N. Roosevelt Ave. 712-225-4945 

Cherokee 51012 

ARMSTRONG, Gerald T. (RAM) (Phyllis) 314 8th St. 515-465-2676 

Perry 50220 

ARNPRIESTER, Marvin D. (FE) (Carolyn) 11 S. 1st St., 51503-4397 712-322-7741 

(C.B., Broadway) 255 Zenith Dr. 712-322-6551 

Council Bluffs 51503-0285 

ARULNATHAN, A. David (AM) (Vicky) 218 Prospect St. 712-284-2304 

(Alta) 209 Prospect St. 712-284-2166

ROLLS 

Alta 51002 

ASH, David W. (RM) (Dee) 1220 49th St #6 515-223-9353 

West Des Moines 50266-5439 

ASHLEY, Sheryl K. (AM) (Brian) 1735 Morningside Ave 712-276-3452 

(S.C., Grace, Assoc.) Sioux City 51106-1738 

3376 170th St. 712-375-5485 

Correctionville 51016-8115 

AUGSPURGER, John D. (FE) (Deb) 720 Grand Ave., 50265 515-279-0826 

(West Des Moines, Assoc.) 1245 65th St. 515-327-1697 

West Des Moines 50266 

AUSTIN, Willie (TPS) 1027 Webster St. 319-233-8918 

(Marshalltown, Morrow Memorial) Waterloo 50703 

AVISE-ROUSE, Jerry (FE) (Kathleen) 300 Spruce St. PO Box 93 515-942-7739 

(Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Cen.) 308 Spruce St. 515-942-7759 

Milo 50166 

AYERS, Byron W. (RM) (Betty) 2701 E. Allred #201 608-844-1954 

Mesa, AZ 85204-1609 

1608 Madison St. 712-852-3838 

Emmetsburg 50536-2021 

AYERS, Joan K. (FE) Chaplain, DM General Hosp. 515-263-4231 

(Extension ministries) 603 E 12th St., 50309-5515 

3211 30th St. Apt. 19-D 515-255-5415 

Des Moines 50310-5760 

BABCOCK, Harlan F. (RM) (Betty) RR 1 Box 71 

Big Fork, MN 56628 

BAGBY, Stephen (FE) (Elizabeth) 1733 S. Attica Rd. 515-943-2330 

(Attica-Olive Ch.-Zion) Knoxville 50138-8975 515-943-2324 

BAHDE, Michael W. (FE) (Barbara) 100 Central Ave E PO Box 484 515-456-4238 

(Hampton) 114 Central Ave E 515-456-3702 

Hampton 50441 

BAILEY, Dennis L. (FE) (Nancy) 313 2nd St. SE 319-334-3689 

(Independence) 1205 3rd St. SE 319-334-3387 

Independence 50644 

BALL, Lyle G. (FE) (Trudy) 103 Titus Ave 515-282-9296 

(Extension ministries/D.M., Jordan) Des Moines 50315-4664 515-287-3964 

BALLARD, William E. (FE) (Sue) 421 W Broadway St PO Box 101 515-448-4701 

(Eagle Grove) 1306 NW 1st St. 515-448-4702 

Eagle Grove 50533-1611 515-448-4295 

BALM-DEMMEL, Darline D. (FE) Morningside College Commons 712-274-5402 

(Gary Demmel) Box 548 

(Sioux City District Superintendent) 3609 Peters, 51106-1756 

3606 Pawnee Place 712-252-1161 

Sioux City 51104-1832 

BALM, Thomas R. (RM) (Marilyn) 3110 Center Lake Dr. (summer) 712-336-4603 

Spirit Lake 51360-7272 

30 Lazy Lane (Leisure Park) 941-956-0909 

Winter Haven, FL 33881 (winter) 

BANE, Anita A. (FE) (Bruce) 202 W. Mission St. PO Box 67 319-933-4746 

(Strawberry Point) Strawberry Point 52076-0067 319-933-4346 

BANE, Bruce D. (FE-LFT) (Anita) PO Box 67 319-933-4346 

(Randalia-Maynard-Westgate) Strawberry Point 52076-0067 

BARBER, Romaine H. (RM) (Arlene) 4110 Shawnee Ave 515-252-7403 


BARDOLE, Donald N. (RM) (Alice) 2010 Lillie Ave 319-324-8818 

Davenport 52804-2039 

BARKER, David F. (RM) 401 S. Hill St. Apt. 235 507-537-9377 

433

434 


Marshall, MN 56258 

BARNETT, Robert W. (RM) (Barbara) 6301 Devonshire Dr. N.E. 319-377-0415 

Cedar Rapids 52402-1604 

BARRICK, Robert R. (RAM) (Margaret) 1120 Chase St. 515-732-5110 

Osage 50461-1729 

BARRICK, Robert W. (FE) (Susan) 2804 520th St. SW 319-683-2564 

(Kalona, Sharon Center) 2824 520th St. SW 319-683-2670 

Kalona 52247-9211 

BARRICK, William E. (RM) (Jean) 3801 Brookhollow Dr. 915-698-8994 

Abilene, TX 79605-6447 

BARRINGER, Kenneth D. (RM) (Joan) 1736 Parkwood Blvd. 414-458-6200 

Sheboygan, WI 53081-7163 

2048 Berry Roberts Dr (winter) 

Sun City Center, FL 33573-6130 

BARTON, Esther R. (FE) 100 Hazel PO Box 149 515-996-2572 

(Van Meter-Booneville) 218 2nd Ave PO Box 149 515-996-9001 

Van Meter 50261-0149 

BARTRUFF, Wayne L. (RM) (Phyllis) 2 Ventnor Circle 501-855-9136 

Bella Vista, AR 72714-2330 

BARTZ, Harold V. (RM) West Friendship Haven 515-573-6917 

420 Kenyon Rd. #335 


BASYE, Ernest E. (RM) (Mary) 205 Sunset Hills Dr. Apt. 104 660-463-1407 

Concordia, MO 64020-9612 

BATCHELER, Dale E. (FE) (Patricia) 1809 Mississippi Blvd. 319-355-5218 

(Bettendorf, Asbury) 1400 Terrace Park Dr. 319-355-1353 

Bettendorf 52722 

BATES, Kathryn (FE) First UMC 816-582-4821 

(Apptd. Missouri West) 102 N. Main St. 

Maryville, MO 64468 

BATHO, Thomas C. (RM) (Ada) 3100 N. Richardson Ave. 

Roswell, NM 88201-5822 

BATTERN, John R. (FE) (Julie) 115 Pleasant St. 319-578-3359 

(Sumner) 209 Chicago St. 319-578-3350 

Sumner 50674 

BAUER, E. Theodore (RM) Friendship Haven 515-573-6924 



BAUGHMAN, Kenneth (TPS) 124 2nd Ave. PO Box 153 712-678-3615 

(Charter Oak-Ute) Charter Oak 51439-0153 712-678-3872 

BAUMAN, Leroy E. (RM) 2425 11th Ave. 319-377-0625 

Marion 52302-2136 

BEANBLOSSOM, Ronald E. (FE) (Ellen) Chaplain Office 419-772-2199 

(Extension ministries) Ohio Northern Univ. 

4663 State Route 235 

Ada, OH 45810-9509 

1475 Edgewood Drive #I-4 

Lima, OH 45805-1057 

BEARD, Robert (FE) (Sandy) 203 S. Third Ave. 712-826-3132 

(Villisca-Nodaway) 113 N. Third Ave. 712-826-3142 

Villisca 50864 

BECK, Walter F. (RM) 3016 School St. 515-255-2306 


BEEBOUT, John L. (RM) (Ruth) 710 W Larson St. 515-842-4825 

Knoxville 50138-1339 

BEGG, Wendell R. (RM) (Constance) 12281 Avenida Consentido 619-451-3655 

San Diego, CA 92128-3282

ROLLS 

BELL, Beverlee A. (FE) 401 Story PO Box 684 515-685-3241 

(Slater-Sheldahl) 604 2nd Ave. PO Box 84 515-685-4410 

Slater 50244 

BELL, Kathryn F. (FE) (David Houston) 1424 27th St. 712-252-2883 

(Sioux City, Trimble) 1416 27th St. 712-255-5766 


BELL, Kenneth P. (FE) (Marilyn) 211 E. 3rd St. 712-732-5458 

(Storm Lake) 821 Angier Dr. 712-732-5371 

Storm Lake 50588 

BELL, Robert M. (FE) (Margaret) 206 W. 2nd St. 319-653-5446 

(Washington) 2190 285th St. 319-653-6933 

Washington 52353 

BENJAMIN, Paul (FE) (Saroja) 540 S. Leebrick St. 319-754-7918 

(Burlington, West Hill) 905 Easy St. 319-753-6605 

Burlington 52601 

BENNETT, Martha R. (FE) 823 Summit St. PO Box 283 319-849-2518 

(Center Point-Alice-Urbana) 809 Summit St. PO Box 283 319-849-2142 

Center Point 52213-0283 

BENNETT, Norman (PLP) 1006 Bancroft St. 515-774-5555 

(Norwood-Pleasant Prairie) Chariton 50049-1025 

BENTZINGER, Richard A. (RM) (Ruth) 504 University St. # 83 319-835-9124 

Donnellson 52625-9434 

BERANEK, James R. (FE) (Jane) PO Box 186, 50219-0186 515-628-8711 

(Pella) 204 Independence 515-628-4142 

Pella 50219-1853 

BERBANO, Marcos V., Jr. (RM) (Lydia) 3403-B Cameron School Rd 515-232-8662 

Ames 50014 

BERLIN, Manzel O. (FE) (Karyn) PO Box 256 319-645-2281 

(Tiffin) 130 College Ave. PO Box 197 319-645-2709 

Tiffin 52340 

BERNARD, Walter J., Jr. (AM-LFT) 203 Summit PO Box 217 712-544-2371 

(Verlee) Shelby 51570 

(Shelby-Persia) 1807 18th St. (Mail) 712-755-7777 

Harlan 51537-1902 

BETSWORTH, Roger G. (RM) (Joan) 1306 W. Detroit 515-961-7281 


BETSWORTH, Sharon L. (FE) 119 S. Georgia Ave. 515-423-4905 

(Mason City, First, Assoc.) 612 S. Mississippi Ave. 515-423-7530 


BEVEL, Henry J. (RM) (Ann) 1610 8th St 515-280-7352 


BIATEK, Thomas G. (FE) (Jill) 26285 Oak Leaf Trail 612-474-7554 

(Minnesota Conference) Shorewood, MN 55331-8483 

BIBB, Linda Hansen (FE) (Stephen) 214 Clinton PO Box 246 515-583-2122 

(Corwith-Wesley) 212 Clinton 515-583-2142 

Corwith 50430 

BIBB, Stephen J. (FE) (Linda) 306 3rd St PO Box 39 515-882-3509 

(LuVerne-Livermore) LuVerne 50560-0039 

212 Clinton 515-583-2142 

Corwith 50430 

BIESEMEYER, Roy A. (RM) 1601 Fort Ave. Apt.224 417-869-1723 

Springfield, MO 65807-8404 

BIKLEN, W. Michael (FE) (Marcia) 209 W. 3rd Box 416 712-275-4247 

(Schaller-Arthur) 303 Berwick Box 416 712-275-4542 

Schaller 51053-0416 

BINTZ, Warren A. (RM) (Lorraine) 403 Pine St. 712-848-3847 

435

436 


Rolfe 50581-1154 

BIRCHMIER, Charles L. (RM) 3540 McGowan Blvd. 319-377-9848 

(Charlene) Marion 52302 

BIRD, Gary L. (AM) (Madolyn) 1306 Market St. PO Box 479 515-352-3715 

(Gowrie) 1107 Third Ave. (Pastor’s ofc) 515-352-3541 

PO Box 479 515-352-3995 

Gowrie 50543-0479 

BIRD, Hugh S. (RM) (Shirley) 3613 E. 38th St. 515-262-6316 


BIRTCHER, Beverly (FE-LFT) PO Box 127 515-428-8345 

(Hope Parish: Dawson-Cooper) Dawson 50066-0127 

BISHOP, Andrea K. (PM) See: Fousa, Abena Safiyah 

BISHOP, Cloyd J. (RM) (Rachael) 341 Cedar Point Dr. 515-623-5465 

Montezuma 50171-8406 

BISHOP, Thomas (PM) See: Kena, Kwasi Issa 

BISSETT, John G. (RM) 2304 Mt. Vernon 608-758-4295 

Janesville, WI 53545-2133 

BISSINGER, Donald C. (RM) (Isabelle) c/o Carl Chinnery 

200 SE Douglas St Suite 200 

Lee's Summit, MO 64063-2339 

BITTNER, Carolyn (SLP) RR 2 Box 124 712-778-4433 

(Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center) Griswold 51535-9105 712-778-4441 

BLACKBURN, Leila (FLP) (Jeff Leden) 312 Main PO Box 275 712-465-2875 

(Heartland U.M. Parish, Assoc.) Lohrville 51453-0275 515-389-3181 

507 School PO Box 156 515-389-3173 

Churdan 50050-0156 

BLANK, Rose M. (FE) (Jeffrey) 703 Arden PO Box 206 515-432-4660 

(Boone, First, assoc.) 204 W. 8th St. 515-432-7966 

Boone 50036 

BLIX, Ronald G. (FE) (Marilyn) 602 Tilford St. 319-476-2150 

(Dysart) 506 Tilford St. 319-476-4175 

Dysart 52224 

BOATMAN, John (ODM) 201 E. High St. 515-484-3564 

(Toledo, Christ) 106 E. Elm St. 515-484-2965 

Toledo 52342 

BOATMAN, Richard (PM) 505 Spruce St. 319-345-2310 

(Reinbeck/School) 904 West St. 319-345-2643 

Reinbeck 50669 

BOGUE, Donald A. (FE) (Susan) PO Box 27 (mail) (WB) 515-887-4422 

(West Bend-Mallard) 305 1st Ave. (Mal) 712-425-3424 

West Bend 50597-0027 (Hm) 515-887-6421 

BONATH, Harold D. (RM) (Ruth) 100 Country Lane 210-931-2998 

Castroville, TX 78009 

BOOM, Elmer C. (RM) Friendship Haven West 515-573-6887 

420 Kenyon Rd. Rm. 137 


BORG, Jeffrey A. (FE) 219 West St. 970-416-1687 

(Ecumenical appointment) Fort Collins, CO 80525-1854 

BOUSFIELD, Paul G. (RM) (Mary) 1428 N. 11th St. 515-573-4019 


BOWMAN, Susan J. (FE) 1001 Pleasant St., 50309 515-244-6209 

(D.M., First) 3929 Muskogee Ave. 515-277-1601 


BOYSEN, Joseph P. (FE) (Sharon) 301 Ada St. PO Box 296 712-782-3270 

(Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman) 303 Ada St. PO Box 296 

Irwin 51446-0296 

BRADFORD, Jackie L. (SLP) PO Box 96 712-767-2427

ROLLS 

(Elliott-Pilot Grove) Elliott 51532-0096 712-767-2485 

BRADSHAW, Marjorie M. (FE) 104 S. Columbus PO Box 187 515-848-5828 

(Pleasantville) 205 N. Sunset PO Box 218 515-848-5529 

Pleasantville 50225 

BRENT, Arthur E. (RM) (Doris) 2081 Hwy 34 319-385-7387 

Mt. Pleasant 52641 

BRIGHTON, George W. (RM) (Norma) 518 N Fulton St 712-272-3710 

Newell 50568-5064 

BROCKMEYER, Lloyd E. (RM) (Mary) 3300 Mansfield Ave. S.E. 319-363-6379 


BROCKMEYER, Myron W. (RM) (Delpha) 3454 Kingswood PL 319-236-3636 


BROWN, Carroll D. (FE) (Arlene) 225 1st Ave. SW, 52405-3965 319-362-6178 

(C.R., Salem) 2042 Larry Dr. NE 319-393-1236 


BROWN, Frederick E. (RAM) (Margaret) 409 Goudy Rd. 319-482-7251 

Mt. Vernon 52314 

(winter) 3401 Pecan Blvd Trlr 139 210-631-6092 

McAllen, TX 78501-6658 

BROWN, Helen L. (RLP) R.R. 4 49 X St. 816-774-3783 

Lake Lotawana, MO 64086 

BROWN, Jerry D. (RM) (Alyce) 9845 Meadow Lane 

Houghton, NY 14744 

BROWN, Marlene (FLP) 201 W 1st St. 515-446-7343 

(Town & Country Parish) 313 NW 13th Dr. 515-446-6470 

Leon 50144 515-446-6300 

BROWN, Preston C. (RM) (Billie) 2702 Northbrook Dr. 605-341-0574 

Rapids City, SD 57702-5042 

BRUNK, J. Elmer (RM) (Cynthia) 2212 E 31st St 319-359-8776 

Davenport 52807 

BRYANT, H. Burr (PM) (Connie) 200 S. 4th St. PO Box 460 515-623-5410 

(Montezuma) 204 S. 4th St. PO Box 460 515-623-3293 


BRYANT, Herbert L. (RM) (Thelma) 1605 C Avenue 319-472-4937 

Vinton 52349 

BUCHANAN, Marilyn R. (FE) 211 Angle St. - Bertram 319-365-8077 

(Cedar Rapids, Bertram-Buffalo) Cedar Rapids 52403 

216 A Ave. S. 319-895-6927 

Mt. Vernon 52314-1551 

BUNYI, Judith (FE) c/o General Board of Discipleship 

(Extension ministries) PO Box 840 

Nashville, TN 37202-0840 

BURHAM, Everett K. (RM) (Ione) 1022 S. B Ave. Apt. 3-A 319-653-5066 

Washington 52353-1050 

BURKET, Don W. (FE) (Patricia) 304 McMartin PO Box 17 515-366-2142 

(Beaman-Albion) 310 McMartin PO Box 17 515-366-2602 

Beaman 50609-0009 

BURKHART, J. Robert (FE) (Christine) 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C 515-283-1991 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50309 

307 W. Madison Place 515-961-7916 


BURKS, Debra M. (PM) 604 W. Allen St. 319-234-5307 

(Waterloo, Jubilee) 715 Lorraine Ave. 319-236-1947 


BURNETT, Janice R. (FE) (Russ) 309 E. 11th St. 515-484-2204 

(Tama Living Faith) 1201 Oswego St. 515-484-4685 

437

438 


Tama 52339 

BURNETT, Russ L. (FE) (Janice) 602 4th St. PO Box 266 515-377-2534 

(Colo) Colo 50056-0266 515-377-2570 

BURNS, Frederick (Rick), Jr. (FE) 7900 Lee’s Summit Rd 816-373-4415 

(Lori) (Extension ministries) Kansas City, MO 64139-1246 

312 NE Dreamweaver Ave 816-554-1246 

Lee’s Summit, MO 64086-5838 

BURROUGHS, Wendell (RM) 312 4th Ave. N.W. 319-352-1570 

Waverly 50677-2523 

BURROW, Jerry (FLP) 107 Rainbow Ave. PO Box 122 319-938-2605 

(Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek) Rowley 52329-0122 319-938-2914 

BURRY, Gene A. (ODM) 121 N. Water PO Box 484 515-823-4256 

(Greene Yoke) Greene 50636 

BUTLER, Elliott A., III (SLP) (Pat) 101 W. Filmore PO Box 136 515-347-8847 

(Afton-Jerusalem) Afton 50830-0136 515-347-5468 

BUTLER, Linda M. (FE) (James Davis) 800 Greeley PO Box 485 515-435-4433 

(Nashua-Republic) Nashua 50658 515-435-4094 

BUTLER, Robert D. (RM) (Larene) 200 First Ave. N.E. Ste. 1105 319-364-8265 


BUTTS, Harold D. (RM) (Bertha) 116 Winchester Ave. 904-684-2496 

Interlachen, FL 32148 

CALDWELL, Alva R. (FE) (Bonnie) Garrett-Evan. Theo. Sem. 312-866-3911 

(Extension ministries) 2121 Sheridan Ave. 

Evanston, IL 60201-2926 

2025 Ash St. 312-244-3328 

Waukegan, IL 60087-5036 

CALDWELL, Gregory G (RM) (Phyllis) PO Box 105 712-465-2114 

Lake City 51449-0105 

CALDWELL, John M. (FE) (Carol) 200 Hawthorne St. 

(Appt. to school) Syracuse, NY 13210-2160 

CALHOUN, Leslie H. (AM) (Sheryl) 1130 11th St. PO Box 370 712-469-3510 

(Manson) 1228 11th St. PO Box 370 712-469-2556 

Manson 50563-0370 

CALL, Allen D. (FE) (Sandra) 1915 Nebraska St. 712-258-0119 

(Sioux City, First) 4721 Chatham Lane 712-239-2200 


CALLEN, Donald O. (RM) (Claire) 5928 44th Ave. N.W. 

Rochester, MN 55901 

CAMARIN, Pacifico (FE) (Priscilla) PO Box 57 515-854-2606 

(Williams-Ellis) Williams 50271 515-899-2235 

CAMARIN, Priscilla (AM) (Pacifico) 304 E. Newago Box 376 515-899-2327 

(Radcliffe-Ellsworth) Radcliffe 50230-0376 515-899-2235 

CAMPBELL, Donald L. (RM) (Dora) PO Box 144 515-587-3067 

CAMPBELL, Dora D. (RM) (Donald) Klemme 50449-0144 

CAMPBELL, James A. (FE) (Margaret) Box 182 907-495-6638 

(Extension ministries) Willow, AK 99688 

CAMPBELL, Steven W. (FE) (Cindy) 27 2nd Ave NW 319-568-3678 

(Waukon-Forest Mills) 25 2nd Ave NW 319-568-3538 

Waukon 52172 

CANNADAY, Kenneth D. (RM) 721 Dean Way 

(Annette) Fort Myers, FL 33919-2517 

CAOLE, Jr. Florentino (FE) 433 Haddon Rd. 

(Apptd. to School) Oakland, CA 94606-1421 

CARLSON, Betty K. (FE) (David) 5543 Shamrock Lane 608 278-1215 

(Extension ministries) Madison, WI 53711-5538 

CARLSON, Don (FLP) (Carol) 221 N. Harrison PO Box 127 515-523-1078 

(Stuart-Mount Vernon) 223 N. Harrison 515-523-1655

ROLLS 

Stuart 50250 

CARLSON, Lanny R. (FE) (Connie) 301 Walnut Box 459 712-668-4449 

(Odebolt) 309 Walnut Box 459 712-668-4440 

Odebolt 51458 

CARSNER, Thomas G. (FE-LFT) 1627 College Court Place 319-338-9335 

(Susan Ahrens) (Extension ministries) Iowa City 52245-4417 

CARTER, Brian E. (FE) (Rita) 2020 Superior St., 50595-3172 515-832-4787 

(Webster City, Faith-Kamrar) 1015 Willson Ave. 515-832-3387 

Webster City 50595-2216 

CARVER, Donald L. (RM) (Susan) 1628 E. Mitchell Ave. 319-232-3569 

Waterloo 50702-2539 

CARVER, Rebecca S. C. (FE) (Phil) 27131 Hwy 78 515-667-2502 

(Prairie View) Ollie 52576 

1038 Ivy Ave. 319-456-3857 

Richland 52585 

CARVER, Thomas L. (FE) (Linda) 1195 Steeple Lane NE 319-848-7213 

(Shueyville) 2857 120th Street NE 319-848-4033 

Swisher 52338 

CASPERS, Donald T. (RM) (Betty) 4561 Maureen Dr. S.E. #36 319-362-3149 

Cedar Rapids 52403-4508 319-377-9690 

CASS, Edward J. (RM) (Marjorie) 405 E Water St. PO Box 527 319-425-4555 

Fayette 52142-0527 

CATES, Sharon E. (FD) PO Box 198 712-943-5246 

(Extension ministries) Council Bluffs 51054 

CEYNAR, Marvin E. (RM) (Barbara) 5740 Boone Pl N 

New Hope, MN 55428-3101 

CHANG, Keun Sung (FE) (Hie Kyung) 6147 Highway 69 515-233-1063 

(Ames, Korean) Ames 50010-9706 515-232-4886 

CHEONG, Seongbae (FE) 4032 Rohret Rd., 52240-9472 319-337-8397 

(Iowa City, Korean) 55 Prospect PL 319-356-0125 

Iowa City 52246-1932 

CHO, Tae Joon (FE) (Kyung) c/o First Korean UMC 

(Apptd. South Indiana Conf.) 10240 E. 21st St. 

Indianapolis, IN 46229-1879 

CHRISTIAN, Clark C. (FE) (Mary Nan) 901 Nodaway PO Box 307 515-322-3312 

(Corning) 605 Grove Ave. PO Box 307 515-322-3367 

Corning 50841-0307 

CHRISTOPHER, Dianne B. (FLP) 9 N. 5th Ave 515-752-0738 

(Marshalltown, Grace) 1911 Edgebrook Dr 515-753-5355 

Marshalltown 50158 

CHURCH, Dale W. (RM) (Alice) 5 Cottonwood Dr 712-274-7310 


CHURCHMAN, L. Duane (RM) (Darlene) 317 W. Jefferson 515-342-3634 

Osceola 50213 

CICO, Warren (SLP) 502 Monroe St PO Box 149 712-774-5818 

(Cumberland-Pine Grove) Cumberland 50843-0149 

CLAPPER, Gregory S. (FE) (Jody) Huntingdon College 

(Extension ministries) 1500 E. Fairview Ave. 

Montgomery, AL 36106-2114 

3022 Bryn Mawr Rd. 205-288-2124 

Montgomery, AL 36111-2904 

CLARK, David J. (FE) (Dayna Kinkade) 1620 N Adams St. 712-792-1122 

(Carroll) 1717 N Main St. 712-792-2255 

Carroll 51401 

CLARK, Kathleen (FE) 475 Riverside Dr. Ste 320 212-870-3819 

(Extension ministries) New York, NY 10115-0122 

439

440 


13705 Franklin Ave. #4N 718-539-3667 

Flushing, NY 11355-3835 

CLARK, M. Wayne (FE) (Susan) 4892 Oaks Ln, 68137 402-891-2655 

(Extension ministries) 16636 Adams St 402-896-2786 

Omaha, NE 68135 

CLARK, Richard L. (FE) (Linda) 3220 Terrace Dr. 319-266-0464 

(Cedar Falls, St. Timothy’s) 3212 Terrace Dr. 319-266-5933 

Cedar Falls 50613 

CLARK, Thomas A. (PM) (Marilyn) 401 S. Howard PO Box 302 712-272-3727 

(Newell-Varina) Newell 50568-0302 712-272-3789 

CLAWSON, Kenneth I. (RM) Diablo Lodge 510-856-1610 

950 Diablo Rd. Apt 274 

Danville, CA 94526-1957 

CLAYTON, Neville (TPS) PO Box 218 515-877-4641 

(United Trinity Pairsh) Humeston 5012-0218 515-877-6381 

CLEAIR, Marvin D. (FE) (Carolyn) 1207 Kimball Ave., 50702-3744 319-232-4103 

(Waterloo, Kimball Ave.) 525 Sunset Rd. 319-233-1912 


CLEVENGER, Edward G. (FE) (Lois) 1800 5th Ave. 712-323-7374 

(Council Bluffs, Fifth Ave.) 1616 5th Ave. 712-328-0733 

Council Bluffs 51501 

CLINTON, Philip L. (FE) (Debbie) c/o American Embassy 

(Extension ministries) Moscow, PSC77 

APO AE 09721 

COBLE, Jay (TPS) 3028 Fairman Ave. 515-482-3113 

(Marshalltown, Bethany) Rhodes 50234 

COCKE, A. Robert, Jr. (AM) (Dorothy) 201 N. Ellis St. Box 208 515-636-3825 

(Keota United Church of Faith-Bethel) 101 E. Keokuk Ave. Box 496 515-636-3788 

Keota 52248 

COLBURN, Donald L. (RM) (Lois) 807 East St. 219-982-2727 

N. Manchester, IN 46962-1265 

COLE, J. Preston (RM) (Donna) 3403 Riverpointe Circle N.E. 


COLLINS, Lee Roy (RM) (Wilma) 109 Sand Lane NW 319-396-6832 

Cedar Rapids 52405 

COLLINS, Mark A. (FE) 4031 Custer Dr. 502-942-7154 

(Leave of absence) Fort Knox, KY 40121 

COLLOGAN, Doresa K. (FE) Lincoln & Hwy 96 PO Box 218 515-473-2025 

(Gladbrook) 410 Garfield St. PO Box 218 515-473-2088 

Gladbrook 50635-0218 

COLORADO, Bernabe M. (FE) (Linda) 2305 E. 12th St. 515-262-2875 

(D.M., Union Park) 2300 E. 13th St. 515-266-7413 


CONNOR, Robert L. (AM) (Patti Preusz) 706 Locust PO Box 308 515-857-3753 

(Dumont-Aredale-Bristow) Dumont 50625 515-857-3752 

CONNORS, Thomas A. (FLP) (Paula) PO Box 247 319-922-2791 

(Delhi-Buck Creek) Delhi 52223-0247 

506 6th St. 319-922-9042 

Delhi 52223-9755 

CONRAD, Larry W. (FE) (Mary Beth) 400 University Ave 515-274-3238 

(Extension ministries) 613 Lincoln St. 515-984-6021 

Polk City 50226 

COOK, G. Clive (RM) (Mavis) 1610 Douglas Ct. 319-373-8955 

Marion 52302-2300 

COOK, Robert D. (FE) 309 N. Main PO Box 27 319-385-1740 

(Mount Pleasant) 401 Broadway St. 319-385-3727 

Mount Pleasant 52641-1609

ROLLS 

COON, Dennis R. (FE) (Patty) 1001 Pleasant St., 50309 515-244-6209 

(Des Moines, First and Trinity) 2127 47th St. 515-255-9137 


COOPER, Robert F. (FE) (Fran) PO Box 39 712-385-8352 

(Faith Parish) Farragut 51639-0039 712-385-8559 

CORLEY, Erik E. (OCPM) (Jennifer) 301 N. 5th St. 515-898-2335 

(Seymour-Promise City) 302 N. 5th St. (mail) 515-898-2916 

Seymour 52590-1109 

CORLEY, Jennifer C. (PM) (Erik) 302 N. 5th St. 515-658-2404 

(Faith United Parish) Seymour 52590-1109 515-898-2916 

CORNISH, John D. (RM) (Sandra) 103 Mangeo Cove 

Leesburg, FL 34748-8608 

COTTEN, William L. (RM) (Carol) 5309 N. US Hwy 75 Trlr. 91 


COTTON, William D. (FE) (Lillian) 3700 Cottage Grove, 50311 515-255-2131 

(D.M., Grace) 1070 37th St. 515-279-3096 


COWELL, Charles E., Jr. (RM) (Irene) 4105 Fleetwood Dr. 918-335-2171 

Bartlesville, OK 74006-8310 

COWHERD, Holman (RM) (Helen) 106 Twin Creeks Dr. 502-465-2447 

Campbellsville, KY 42718-9544 

CRANDALL, Robert S. (FE) (Carol) 1203 Hartford, 50315-1450 515-244-6251 

(Extension ministries/D.M., Maple Grove) 5424 SW 16th St. 515-287-1545 


CREE-ANTHONY, Melinda R. (FE) PO Box 256 515-745-4141 

(Charles) (Fontanelle-Highland) 204 Washington PO Box 44 

Fontanelle 50846 

CRESSMAN, Fred (FE) (Cynthia) 455 6th St. Box 271 319-827-1675 

(Jesup) 645 Christopher Circle 319-827-1138 

Jesup 50648 

CRIPPS, Floyd E. (RM) (Olga) 1105 S. 35th St. Apt. 3 


CROSS, Neil H. (FE) (Cheryl) 4525 Beaver Ave. 515-278-2097 

(D.M., New Hope) 4620 Merced St. 515-251-7156 


CROSSETT, Gene E., Jr. (FE) (Linda) 1560 Parkway St. 319-582-1484 

(Extension ministries) Dubuque 52001-6352 

CROSSWHITE, John D. (RAM) (Doris) PO Box 38 515-524-4561 

(Menlo-Jefferson Center) Menlo 50164-0038 515-524-4970 

CROW, David W. (FE) (Beth) PO Box 99 712-852-2154 

(Emmetsburg) 2206 8th St 712-852-3506 

Emmetsburg 50536 

CRUM, Robert A. (RM) 615 5th St 

Weatherford, OK 73096-2817 

CRUMMER, Kim A. (FE) (Bethlehem) 311 2nd Ave N., 51301-4127 712-262-5970 

(Spencer, Grace, Assoc.) 538 W. Lane 712-262-4584 

Spencer 51301-3062 

CUE, Douglas C. (FE) (Jodie) 402 3rd St. PO Box 10 515-499-2022 

(Garwin-Garwin Disc) PO Box 126 515-499-2478 

Garwin 50632 

CULBERTSON, Robert D. (FE) (Julia) 1006 Grand Ave. 515-282-0208 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50309-2810 

2658 Laredo Ave 515-993-4763 

Adel 50003-8297 

CUMINGS, Robert M. (FE) (Rosamond) 503 E South St PO Box Q 515-454-2427 

(Manly-Bolan) 33 Circle Ter 515-454-2143 

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Manly 50456 

CUNNINGHAM, S. Willard (RM) 1332 Collins St. 515-832-2696 

(Mildred) Webster City 50595-2617 

CURL, Charles E. (FE) 510 9th St. 319-372-6426 

(Fort Madison, First) Fort Madison 52627 

CURTIS, Carlin F. (RM) Baxter Retirement Vlg. #14 

550 W. 6th St 

Mountain Homes, AR 72653-3420 

CUSTER, Chester E. (RM) (Elizabeth) 773 Eckrich PL 314-963-7303 

Webster Grove, MO 63119-4972 

CUTLER, Jamie (PE) 2950 Brunskill Rd. 319-582-8157 

(Dubuque, Center Grove-Rockdale Dubuque 52003-5221 

& Extension ministries) 

DADISMAN, Jeffrey M. (FE) (Susan) 100 Cass PO Box 549 712-778-4178 

(Griswold) 402 4th St. PO Box 549 712-778-2341 

Griswold 51535-0549 

DAGIT, Robert J. (FE) (Joleen) 9 First St. NE PO Box 642 319-283-3910 

(Oelwein-Hazleton) 1303 Elm St. SE FAX 319-283-1150 

Oelwein 50662 319-283-2384 

DAHLIN, Jani Grismer (FE) (Jeff) 604 Sunrise Ave. 712-729-3700 

(Sanborn-Melvin) 602 Sunrise Ave. 712-729-3356 

Sanborn 51248-1023 

DAHLIN, Jeffrey A. (PM) (Jani) 506 8th St. 712-324-4894 

(Sheldon, Assoc.) Sheldon 51201 

602 Sunrise Ave. 712-729-3356 

Sanborn 51248-1023 

DAILEY, David C. (RM) (Ann) 1702 Top-O-Hollow Rd. 515-233-8133 

Ames 50010 

DALE, James S. (FE) (Barbara) 302 W. Broadway 319-382-3835 

(Decorah) 206 5th Ave. 319-382-4693 

Decorah 52101 

DANCEL, Jose A. (FE) (Lucena) 710 Kirkwood Ave. 

(Disability) Iowa City 52240 

DANFORTH, Kathleen R. (FE) 319 7th Ave. N.W. 515-573-7810 

(Leave of absence) Fort Dodge 50501-7452 

DANIEL, Christopher J. (FE) (Hepzibah) 1403 24th 515-232-6329 

(Ames, Calvary) 2300 Fillmore Ave. 515-232-4506 

Ames 50010 

DANIEL, Jennifer W. (FE) (Paul) 209 Koeper 515-752-3668 

(Marshalltown, First, assoc.) Marshalltown 50158 515-752-0931 

DANIEL, Paul I.D. (PD) (Jennifer) 209 Koeper 515-752-3668 

(Marshalltown, First) Marshalltown 50158 515-752-0931 

DANIEL, Wesley S.K. (FE) (Kishani) 311 2nd Ave W 712-262-5970 

(Spencer) 222 W Fourth St 712-262-7654 

Spencer 51301 

DARLINGTON, John W. (RM) (Caroline) 101 Circle Dr. PO Box 725 515-623-2169 


DARTER, Sarah L. (FE) Box 165 515-746-2210 

(Adair-Casey) Casey 50048-0165 

403 Cass St. 515-742-3614 

Adair 50002-1131 

DASS, Emmanuel R. (FE) (Tessie) 210 N. 2nd Ave. E. 515-792-4648 

(Newton, First) 1113 E. 16th St. S. 515-792-2510 

Newton 50208 

DAVIDSON, James A. (RAM) (Marjorie) 108 McFarland Rd 417-546-4256 

Forsyth, MO 65653-5526 

DAVIS, Bob D. (FE) 4700 S.W. 14th St. 515-285-3983

ROLLS 

(D.M., St. John’s) 1504 Lewis Ave. 515-246-1549 


DAVIS, Chester L. (RM) (Helen) 21318 Ridgeview 

Garfield, AR 72732-9777 

DAVIS, James (ROCE) (Linda Butler) 404 2nd St. PO Box 125 319-276-3195 

(Plainfield) Plainfield 50666-0125 

PO Box 485 (Mail) 515-435-4094 

Nashua 50658-0485 

DAVIS, James R. (SLP) PO Box 206 319-488-3402 

(Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth) Wyoming 52362-0206 319-488-3395 

DAVIS, Oscar (TPS) 207 Court Ave. 515-448-3888 

(Woolstock-Vincent) Eagle Grove 50533-1626 FAX 515-448-5576 

DAVIS, Trevor (FE) (Linda) 1100 Angular St. 319-752-5152 

(Burlington, Grace) 2504 Clearview Dr. 319-752-3419 


DAVISON, Timmon W. (FE) (Gail) V.A. Medical Center 319-339-7129 

(Extension ministries) Iowa City 52246 

218 Buckeye Rd. 319-643-5844 

West Liberty 52776-9016 

DAWES, Delbert H. (FE) (Carolyn) 916 5th Ave., 50112-1601 515-236-3757 

(Grinnell) 110 14th Ave. 515-236-4990 

Grinnell 50112 

DAWES, Gilbert H. (FE) (Inez) 2443 Quail Ridge 515-462-1048 

(Exten. min./DM, Hispanic) (Ret. 10/2/98) St. Charles 50240-8523 

DAWES, Harrison G. (RM) (Donnis) R.R. 5 Box 5151 712-336-4790 


DAYLONG, William B. (FE) (Sheri) 603 N. Clay PO Box 27 515-522-7754 

(Brooklyn) 607 N. Clay PO Box 27 515-522-7753 

Brooklyn 52211 

DEAN, Robert W. (FE) (Diane) 214 E. Jefferson St. 319-338-5075 

(Iowa City, First, assoc.) 213 Woodridge Ave. 319-351-9252 

Iowa City 52245 

DEARCHS, Karen G. (FE) PO Box 128 515-824-3359 

(Renwick-Goldfield) Renwick 50577-0128 515-824-3619 

DEAVER, Leonard E. (RM) (Joycelyn) 905 Melrose Dr. 319-266-1898 

Cedar Falls 50613-4409 

DeBOEF, Clarence G. (FE) (Marian) 222 12th St. 319-659-5624 

(DeWitt) 1103 3rd St. 319-659-3519 

DeWitt 52742 

DEE, Richard S. (FE) (Teresa) 306 2nd Ave. NW PO Box 116 712-335-3663 

(Hope Parish (Pocahontas-Havelock- 320 Hudson St. 712-335-4111 

Plover) Pocahontas 50574 

DE GEEST, Gary W. (FE) (Marlene) 923 Roland Ave. 515-774-5023 

(Chariton) 804 Ilion RR 3 Box 1 515-774-2489 

Chariton 50049 

DELLIT, Harold W. (RM) (Lucile) 3109 17th Ave. N. 515-573-5001 


DENDLER, James W. (RM) (Alta) 1203 North E St. #2203 515-961-0869 

Indianola 50125-1196 

DEN HARTOG, George W. (RM) (Clara) 211 N. 20th 515-955-5432 


DENNERT, Robert A. (RM) (Juanita) Greenwood Terrace 319-366-2643 

(Palo) 1300 13th St. N.W. Apt. A-308 


DE VANCE, Celestyne (PM) 1031 1st St. S.E. PO Box 194 515-444-3491 

(Belmond) Belmond 50421-0194 

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DE VANCE, Curtis (PM) 109 N. 3rd St., PO Box 288 515-587-2540 

(Klemme-Goodell) Klemme 50449-0288 

DETWILER, Susan E. (FE) 402 N Main PO Box 126 515-762-3315 

(Kanawha) 233 E. 6th St. PO Box 126 515-762-3954 

Kanawha 50447-0126 

DEWEBER, Judy A. (FE) 119 N. College PO Box 307 515-937-5216 

(Agency-Eldon) 120 E. Wapello PO Box 377 515-937-5202 

Agency 52530 

DICKS, Philip D. (FE) (Connie) Snow Mountain Ranch-YMCA of the Rockies 


Winter Park, CO 80482-0169 

DIETTERICH, Inagrace G. (FE) (Paul) 5407 S. University Ave. 312-752-1596 

(Extension ministries) 5201 S. Cornell Apt. 21C 312-324-7164 

Chicago, IL 60615 

DIETTERICH, Paul M. (RM) (Inagrace) 5201 S. Cornell Apt. 21C 312-324-7164 


DILLEY, Russell D. (FE) (Cecelia) 311 First Ave. N. PO Box 647 515-332-2083 

(Humboldt Faith) 309 First Ave. N. PO Box 647 515-332-1773 

Humboldt 50548-0647 

DIMMLICH, Walter F. (RM) (Elizabeth) 709 E. Butler St. 319-927-5109 

Manchester 52057-1617 

DINNEN, Barbara (PLP) 2900 49th St. 515-277-1100 

(Des Moines, Immanuel, Assoc.) Des Moines 50310-2549 

DISBURG, Jon A. (FE) (Leila) 4201 Ashworth Rd., 50265 515-225-8128 

(West Des Moines, Valley) 1042 Belle Mar Dr. 515-225-8676 


DISBURG, Leila (FE) (Jon) 1910 Locust St. PO Box 357 515-999-2215 

(Granger) Granger 50109-0357 

1042 Belle Mar Dr. 515-225-8676 


DOBBINS, Gary H. (AM) (Adrienne) 1809 9th St. S.W. 319-364-3688 

(Cedar Rapids, Sharon) 809 18th Ave. S.W. 319-363-1016 


DODDER, Robert T. (RM) PO Box 321 712-545-3021 

(Council Bluffs: Hazel Dell) Council Bluffs 51501-0321 712-328-9432 

DODDS, John P. (ODM) 2600 Capitol Ave. 515-262-7518 

(Des Moines, Simpson) 2543 Capitol Ave. 515-265-1703 


DODGE, Robert D. (FE) (Brenda) 707 4th St. SW 515-843-3523 

(Britt) 600 5th St. SW 515-843-3486 

Britt 50423 

DOLF, Gerald R. (FE) (Marilyn) 1621 E. 4th St., 50703-3008 319-233-5444 

(Extension ministries/Waterloo, Waterloo 50703-3008 319-234-0356 

Calvary/Evansdale-Raymond) 737 First St. 319-232-2745 

Evansdale 50707-2115 

DORAISINGH, David (PM) (Kavitha) 103 Main St. PO Box 27 712-838-4899 

(Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens) 301 Church St. PO Box 27 712-838-7705 

Webb 51366-0027 

DORGAN, Karen S. (PM) 6825 Stewart Rd 513-985-0946 

(Disability leave) Cincinnati, OH 45236 

DOSER, Raymond E. (AM) (Dola) 109 W. Oak St. PO Box 39 515-656-4280 

(Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril- 106 W. Oak St. PO Box 39 515-656-4664 

Mt. Sterling) Milton 52570-0039 

DOTSON, James L. (FE) (Rosemary) 419 N. Grandview Ave. 319-582-8875 

(Dubuque, Grandview) 49 Cambridge Ct. 319-582-8915 

Dubuque 52001 

DOWD, John A. (RM) 1601 N. College Ave. #305 970-221-2454

ROLLS 

Fort Collins, CO 80524-1233 

DOWNING, Charles J. (FE) (Karlina) 800 Poplar St. 712-243-3156 

(Atlantic) 1300 Roosevelt Dr. 712-243-4492 

Atlantic 50022 

DRAPER, Darrel L. (RM) (Ruth) 1208 9th St. 712-338-4924 

Milford 51351-1617 

DRUHL, Michael P. (FE) (Paddy) 301 W. Madison 515-464-3636 

(Mt. Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork) Mt. Ayr 50854-1610 

303 N. Linden 515-784-3765 

Lamoni 50140 

DRUHL, Paddy (FLP) (Michael) 9th & Maple Box 68 515-784-6868 

(Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City) 303 N. Linden 515-784-3765 

Lamoni 50140 

DUDLEY, Dorothea G. (FE) (Egon Gerdes) 1211 Union Ave 901-726-2300 

(Extension ministries) Memphis, TN 38104-6619 

1663 Ranmar Dr 901-757-5369 

Cordova, TN 38018-6030 

DUDLEY, Genia (TPS) PO Box 246 319-228-8155 

(Peace UM Parish, Assoc.) 107 Prospect St. N.W. 319-454-0040 

Blairstown 52209 

DUIT, Warren W. (RM) PO Box 222 515-857-6205 

Dumont 50625-0222 

DUKE, Ellery H. (FE) (Marsha) D.M. Past. Coun. Center 515-274-4006 

(Extension ministries) 550 39th St. Suite 100 

515 Glenview Dr. 515-279-5408 


DUNGAN, Karen Nichols (FE) (Douglass) 2128 S Main St. 319-754-5044 

(Burlington, Asbury-Spring Grove) 172 Crestview Dr. 319-753-2828 


DUNN, Richard R. (FE) 465 N. Heritage PO Box 523 712-757-4960 

(Primghar) 375 N. Hays Ave. 712-757-6325 

Primghar 51245 

EANES, L. Kim (FE) (Brian Byers) 304 S. State PO Box 149 712-853-6549 

(Terrill-Langdon) Terril 51364-0149 712-853-6395 

EASTLAND, Allen C. (RM) (Louise) 9309 W. Glen Oaks Circle 602-875-9220 

Sun City, AZ 85351-1407 

EBBERS, Christopher E. (PM) (DeLyte) 26 Ave B West PO Box 446 712-832-3361 

(Harris-Lake Park) 15 Arnolds Entrance Box 446 712-832-3261 

Lake Park 51347-0446 

EBERHART, Diane (FD-LFT) (Leonard) 1199 Main St., 52001 319-582-4543 

(Dubuque, St. Luke’s, Assoc.) 3473 Crestwood Dr. 319-582-0166 

Dubuque 52002-5118 

EBERHART, Leonard M. (M) (Diane) 1199 ½ Main St., 52001-4728 319-556-4286 

(Dubuque District Superintendent 3473 Crestwood Dr. 319-582-0166 

Dubuque 52002-5118 

EHLERT, Wilbert R. (RM) 1300 13th St. NW Apt. B304 319-365-4404 


EIS, Richard L. (RM) (Betty) RR 1 Box 50A 319-592-3419 

Bonaparte 52620-9714 

ELDER, Terri L. (FE) PO Box 37 515-846-6352 

(Boxholm-Pilot Mound) 307 3rd PO Box 37 515-846-6494 

Boxholm 50040 

ELDER, Vern D. (RLP) (Lorene) 323 Bryan Rd. 515-683-3273 

Ottumwa 52501-1106 

ELDRENKAMP, Howard J. (RM) (Florence) 3919 SE 15th St. 515-285-2747 


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ELDRIDGE, Russell D., Jr. (RAM) (Doris) 2305 McKinley St. 515-465-4894 

Perry 50220-2020 

ELLERBECK, Clifton W. (RM) (Marjorie) 2321 20th Ave N. 515-955-8173 


ELLINGSON, Arley Q. (OCE) (Peggy) PO Box 37 319-426-5352 

(Elgin-Illyria Comm.) Elgin 52141-0037 

ELLINGSON, Peggy (SLP) (Arley) 413 E. Butler St. 319-927-4439 

(Manchester, Assoc.) Manchester 52057 

ELLIOTT, Edgar R. (FE) (Jill) PO Box 55 712-874-3249 

(Hornick) 516 4th Ave 712-874-3247 

Hornick 51026 

ELLIS, Robert T. (RM) (Betty) 220 W. 6th St. 515-923-2778 

Garner 50438 

ELLSWORTH, Dale E. (RM) (Jimmie) 2738 Clearview Dr. 

Rock Face, GA 30740-9439 

ELLSWORTH, Timothy A. (FE) 1020 N. Quincy St. Apt. 608 703-524-0189 

(Appt. To School) Arlington, VA 22201-4647 

ELMORE, Michael (AM) (Coleen) 509 Elm St 712-848-3888 

(Shared Ministry of Rolfe) 505 Elm St 712-848-3190 

Rolfe 50581 

ELRICK, Gordon G. (AM) (Lucy) 400 N. Elm St. PO Box 265 515-782-2427 

(Creston) 1004 N. Vine St. 515-782-7553 

Creston 50801 

ELRICK, Lucy (AM) (Gordon) Box 66 515-337-5512 

(Orient-Hill of Zion Yoke) Orient 50858-0066 

1004 N. Vine St. 515-782-7553 

Creston 50801-1661 

ELROD, Lynn (AM) (Debra) 210 N. 2nd Ave. E. 515-792-4648 

(Newton, First, assoc.) 205 E. 29th St. S. 515-791-9377 

Newton 50208 

ERBE, Joan (RAM) 918 15th St. S.W. 319-363-7498 


ERICSON, Denton W. (RM) (Elaine) 762 40th St. 515-221-9786 


ERVIN, Alberta K. (PM) 510 NE Plum Ave. PO Box 338 515-758-2568 

(Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center) Earlham 50072-0338 515-758-2345 

EVANS, Paul (FE) (Sandra) 305 Barre St. PO Box 422 712-378-2743 

(Kingsley) 307 Barre St. 712-378-2430 

Kingsley 51028 

EYRES, Leland C. (RM) (Marlene) 2207 W. Hayes St. 


FARIS, Richard H. (FE) (Janice) 500 E Court Ave Ste C 515-283-1991 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50309-2019 

900 W. Iowa Ave. 515-961-1935 


FARMER, Ralph (TPS) PO Box 126 319-694-2470 

(Brighton United) PO Box 147 319-694-3016 

Brighton 52540 

FARR, Helen (PLP) (Robert) 837 330th St 515-676-2472 

(Hopkins Grove) Woodward 50276-8134 

FARR, Robert G. (RM) (Helen) 837 330th St 515-676-2472 

Woodward 50276-8134 

FARREN, Pamela (FLP) (Dean) 401 Division PO Box 74 515-734-5704 

(Diagonal-Arispe-Shannon City Yoke) Diagonal 50845-0074 515-734-5744 

FERGUSON, Chrisa L. (FE) (Kenneth) 113 S. 14th St., 51442-2028 712-263-2934 

(Denison) 105 Morningview 712-263-2929 

Denison 51442-2203

ROLLS 

FERGUSON, Duane U. (AM) (Rose Marie) 211 N. Sycamore PO Box 523 319-465-3121 

(Monticello Yoke) 511 N. Arminda Ave. 319-465-3265 

Monticello 52310 

FERGUSON, Dwayne L. (FE) (Janice) 428 Washington PO Box 29 712-563-3342 

(Audubon) 308 Chicago 712-563-2397 

Audubon 50025 

FERGUSON, Kenneth M. (FE) (Chrisa) 113 S. 14th St. 712-263-2934 

(Denison, Assoc.) 105 Morningview 712-263-2929 

Denison 51442 

FIELD, Gilbert M. (RM) 7505 Parkview Dr. 214-583-8903 

Bonham, TX 75418-5277 

FINERAN, Kenneth A. (RM) (Regina) 1810 McKinley Dr. 

Northfield, MN 55057-3047 

FINEHOUT, Clark L. (FE) (Susan) 15 Bennett Ave. 712-328-1179 

(C.B., St. Mark’s-Trinity-Carter Lake) 25 Bennett Ave. 712-323-1058 


FIX, Charles J. (RM) (Patricia) 2513 Francis Sites Dr. 


FLAGG, Jeffrey L. (SLP) PO Box 96 515-772-4757 

(Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston) Tingley 50863-0096 515-772-4779 

FLANEGIN, Judy E. (OCE) (Mike) 36418 Pinoak Rd 712-741-5683 

(Silver Creek-Hancock) Hancock 51536-4074 

FLANIGAN, Lewis S. (ODM) (Pamela) 310 North Elm St. 319-547-2782 

(Cresco-Zion) Cresco 52136-1452 319-547-2044 

FLANIGAN, Pamela (ODM) (Lewis) 200 14th St. N.W. 515-423-5727 

(Mason City, Grace) 1015 3rd St. N.W. 515-423-4481 


FLETCHER, Darleen (TPS) (John) PO Box 370 712-625-3811 

(Tabor-Randolph) Tabor 51653-0370 

2413 Avenue A 712-328-1389 


FLORENDO, Josue L. (FE) (Norma) 901 Third Ave S.E., 51031 712-546-4037 

(LeMars, Calvary-Seney) 418 Lee Dr. 712-546-6513 

LeMars 51031-2626 

FLYR, Jill C. Carlson (FE) (Al) Locust & Division PO Box 125 515-674-3782 

(Colfax) 15 S. Locust PO Box 125 515-674-3125 

Colfax 50054-0125 

FORD, James M. (RM) (Sally) 4800 McEachern Way 

Powder Springs, GA 30127-4745 

FOSTER, Robert D. (AM) (Kay) 108 W. 3rd St. PO Box 100 712-779-2270 

(Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale) 106 W. 3rd St. PO Box 100 712-779-3539 

Massena 50853-0100 

FOUKE, James W. (RM) (June) 3030 Ensign Ave S 

Saint Louis Park, MN 55426-2921 

FOSUA, Abena Safiyah (PM) c/o The Methodist Church of Ghana 

(Kwasi Issa Kena) Kumasi Ashanti District PO Box 267 

(Extension ministries) Ghana, West Africa 

FOWLER, W. Robert (RM) (Ruth) 165 Blackwater Rd. Unit 26 603-427-1323 

Somersworth, NH 03878-1229 603-749-0170 

FOX, Dennis A. Poulsen (PLP) (Julia) 350 27th Ave. S.W., 52404 (mail) 319-364-3188 

(Cedar Rapids, Asbury) 1733 Woodside Ct. N.W. 319-396-2134 


FOXWORTHY, Herbert H. (RM) (Bonnie) 422 Cedar St. 

Boone 50036-3720 

FRANK, Donald D. (RM) (Virginia) 304 S 8th St 515-462-3290 

Winterset 50273-2035 

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(Nov. 1-Apr. 1) 2300 E. Highway 83 #471 965-447-8399 

Weslaco, TX 78596-8378 

FRANK, Edward E. (FE) (Kristine) 401 Main St. PO Box 40 515-427-5425 

(Hope Parish: Bagley-Yale-Jamaica) Bagley 50026 

1522 330th St. 515-386-8023 

Jefferson 50129-7629 

FRANK, Kristine A. M. (FE) (Edward) 1522 330th St. 515-386-8023 

(Disability) Jefferson 50129-7629 

FRAZEE, Nathan N. (PLP) (Mary) 1201 230th St. PO Box 234 319-352-1776 

(Waverly, Heritage) 1736 2nd Ave. N.W. 319-352-2884 

Waverly 50677 

FREDERIKSEN, Paul E. (FE) (Nancy) 2900 49th St, 50310 515-277-1100 

(Des Moines, Immanuel) 7109 Del Matro FAX 515-277-4371 

Des Moines 50311 515-277-5391 

FREEBURG, Gordon N. (RM) (Rosanne) 2524 Newport Dr. SW 319-364-1447 


FRESE, Jeffrey R. (FE) (Millie) PO Box 35 319-392-4768 

(Danville-Long Creek) 408 S. First Ave FAX 319-392-4767 

Danville 52623-0035 319-392-8604 

FREVERT, Maurice M. (RM) (Louise) 820 Bourland Ave. 319-235-8033 


FRISTAD, Kalen K. (FE) (Darlene) 1504 Walnut PO Box 177 515-992-3461 

(Dallas Center) 1709 Cherry PO Box 177 515-992-3591 

Dallas Center 50063-0177 

FRIZZELL, Donald J. (PM) 2330 Plank Rd 319-524-1081 

(Keokuk, Trinity, Assoc.) 715 Dorcas Dr 319-524-1715 

Keokuk 52632-2102 

FUGATE, Leonard H. (RM) (Gerri) 1237 Doreen Ave 319-236-0614 


FULLERTON, Dean H. (FE) (Roberta) 703 Arden St. PO Box 206 515-432-4660 

(Boone, First) 1529 Prairie Ave. 515-432-4812 

Boone 50036 

FURMAN, Barbara R. (FE) (James) 1548 Greens Way CT NE 319-365-0321 

(Extension ministries) Cedar Rapids 52402-1131 

GABLE, J. Winton (RM) (Virginia) PO Box 640 

Las Vegas, NM 87701-0640 

GALLO-SEAGREN, Lilian (OCPE) (Kirk) 1200 Park St. PO Box 225 712-382-1468 

(Hamburg) 119 Center 712-382-2469 

Hamburg 51640-1869 

GAMBLE, Robert H. (RM) (Anita) 595 S. 60th St. 


GANT, Harland T. (RM) (Nina) 1217 Jefferson 515-232-9483 

Ames 50010 

GANZEL, Stanley A. (RM) 1197 S. Monaco Pkwy 303-757-8057 

(Martha Louise) Denver, CO 80224-1809 

GARDINER, Homer E. (RM) (Lavonne) Bldg. 2 Condo 303 

1800 S.E. Saint Lucie Blvd. 

Stuart, FL 34996-4292 

GARRETT, C. Dendy (RM) (Eleanor) 3122 Maplewood Lane 319-351-2865 


GARRETT, Laurence L. (RM) (Jamie) 800 Morningside Dr 

Burlington 52601-1508 

GARRISON, Len (FLP) PO Box 299 712-753-2365 

(Inwood-Doon Yoke) Inwood 51240-0299 

GAUL, Jonathan D. (FE) (Anita) 309 E Jefferson St 515-462-2912 

(Winterset-Patterson) 101 S 4th St 515-462-4000 

Winterset 50273

ROLLS 

GAULKE, John V. (AM) 601 North PO Box 38 319-394-3131 

(Mediapolis-Sperry) 605 Columbia PO Box 38 319-394-3546 

Mediapolis 52637-0038 

GEIGER, William F. (FE) (Mary) Simpson College 515-961-1664 

(Extension ministries) 1311 E. Euclid 515-961-7641 


GEISLER, Milton L. (RM) (Carolyn) 6209 Mineral Point Rd #212 608-233-7649 

Madison, WI 53705-4549 

GERDES, Egon W.D. (RM) 1663 Ranmar 901-757-5369 

(Dorothea Dudley) Cordova, TN 38018-6030 

GIBSON, George E. (RM) (Sally) 1393 S 33rd Dr 520-539-0347 

Yuma, AZ 85364-9137 

GIESE, Karl J. (FE) (Barbara) 900 W. Main St. PO Box 327 712-662-7436 

(Sac City) 908 W. Main St. 712-662-4400 

Sac City 50583 

GILBERT, Charles D. (RM) (Alta) 510 Dam Rd 712-332-9463 

Box 704 FAX 712-332-7893 

Arnolds Park 51331 

GILBERT, Dennis L. (FE) (Gayle Hartwig) 702 S. Main PO Box 280 319-539-2750 

(Monona-Giard) 101 Howard St. 319-539-2225 

Monona 52159 

GILDNER, Robert V. (RM) (Arlie) 5107 Fairfax Dr. NW 505-898-0438 

Albuquerque, NM 87114-4307 

GILLAN, Marilee “Wendi” (PM) PO Box 56 515-783-2363 

(School/Kellerton-Beaconsfield- Kellerton 50133-0056 515-783-2507 

Grand River) 

GILLESPIE, Harlan D. (FE) (Deb) 2675 Washington St. 319-337-7201 

(Iowa City, St. Mark’s) 2625 Washington St. 319-338-5565 


GINGERICH, Kevin D. (FE) (Susan) 720 Grand Ave. 515-279-0826 

(West Des Moines, assoc.) 1100 7th St. 515-226-0697 


GJERDE, Wayne R. (RM) (Helen) 304 Crane Ave. 

Ames 50010-3419 

GLADFELDER, Kermit C. (RAM) (Rosalie) 210 W. Terry St. 515-856-6791 

Centerville 52544-2522 

GLENN-BURNS, David M. (FE) (Jaymee) 2422 College St 319-266-4071 

(Extension ministries) 1902 W. 3rd St 


GLENN-BURNS, Jaymee L. (FE-LFT) 3220 Terrace Dr 319-266-0464 

(David) (Cedar Falls, St. Timothy’s) 1902 W 3rd St 


GLESENER, Kevin J. (FE) (Teresa) 200 E. Market St. PO Box 70 515-637-2561 

(New Sharon) 204 E. Market St. 515-637-4261 

New Sharon 50207 

GOBELI, David L. (FLP) (Sandra) 571 100th St. 515-852-3394 

(Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center) Dows 50071 515-852-4713 

GOCHENOUER, James W. (FE) (Myra) PO Box 115 515-358-6107 

(Meservey-Thornton) Meservey 50457 

GOECKE, Ron (TPS) (Mary) 1751 200th St. 515-752-1527 

(Gifford) State Center 50247-9619 515-753-6004 

GOODFELLOW, Karl E. (FE-LFT) 200 N. 1st St. PO Box 706 319-252-2153 

(Elizabeth) (Guttenberg) 202 N. 1st St. PO Box 706 319-252-3380 

Guttenberg 52052-0706 

GOULD, Herbert R. (RM) (Dorothy) 1501 Cummins Pkwy 515-279-7595 


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450 


GRAN, Mary Alice (FD) PO Box 840 615-340-7143 

(Extension ministries) Nashville, TN 37202-0840 

1341 Timber Valley Dr. 615-340-7143 


GRANT, Jr., Henry B. (FE-LFT) (Georgia) PO Box 65 515-826-3367 

(Stanhope Parish) Stanhope 50246-0065 

1409 Ridgewood Ave 515-233-0584 

Ames 50010 

GRANT, Willis E. (RAM) (Dorothy) 1003 E. 15th St. S. 515-792-0291 

Newton 50208-5027 

GRAY, Dale E. (RAM) (Yvonne) 35 Friendly Lane 515-684-6734 

Ottumwa 52501-4509 

GREEN, Harold J. (FE) (Kathleen) 400 Iowa Ave., 52761-3820 319-263-1596 

(Muscatine, Wesley) 715 W. 3rd St. 319-263-4383 

Muscatine 52761-2807 

GREEN, Mary K. (FE) (Fritz Kruger) 107 2nd St PO Box 425 319-635-2932 

(Fairbank-Oran) Fairbank 50629-0425 319-635-2606 

GREEN, Merton B. (RM) 405 37th St Apt 2 515-271-6732 


GREEN, William H. (RM) (Marcille) 1705 Owen St. 515-228-1370 

Charles City 50616-3911 

GREENE, Jr., Kenneth L. (FLP) (Margo) 610 Avenue C 515-955-3211 

(Fort Dodge, Riverside) Fort Dodge 50501-4509 515-955-3384 

GREENWOOD, Frank L. (RM) (Priscilla) 114 Southfield Dr. 515-832-5009 

Webster City 50595 

GRIFFIN, Don E. (RM) (Frances) RR 5 Box 88 660-789-3685 

Trenton, MO 64683-9315 

GRIFFIN, Robert A. (RM) (Muriel) 410 N. K St. 


GROSVENOR, Dwight F. (FE) (Cheryl) 308 Main St. PO Box 275 712-465-2875 

(Heartland U.M. Parish) Lohrville 51453 712-465-2885 

GROTEWOLD, W Scott (FE) (Susan) 2622 Lincoln Way, 50014 515-292-6936 

(Ames, Collegiate-Wesley Found.) 5243 Thackeray Ave. 

Ames 50010 

GROVES, John L. (RM) (Virginia) 1307 N. Linden St. 309-828-0048 

Bloomington, IL 61701-1938 

GRUBER, Donald M. (RM) (Lois) 5850 Felber 515-232-6262 

Ames 50010 

GUBSER, James C. (FE) (Dorothy) 410 N. Main St. 515-856-3213 

(Centerville) 708 N. 18th St. 515-856-2838 

Centerville 52544 

GUFFEY, Sharon S. (ODM) 401 1st St. PO Box 70 712-769-2549 

(Lewis United Cong.-UM) 410 Washington PO Box 116 712-769-2241 

Lewis 51544 

GUINN, Chester L. (RM) 1041 8th St. 515-282-8054 


GULL, P. Kirby (FE) (Rosanne) 5631 Kingman Ave 515-255-2173 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50311-2233 515-274-3491 

GUNDERSON, Lynn (FLP) (Rachel) PO Box 202 515-487-7313 

(Zearing) Zearing 50278-0202 515-487-7485 

GUY, Eric P. (FE) (Susan) 103 Main PO Box 286 515-436-7731 

(Rippey-Fairview) 104 Percival PO Box 286 515-436-8266 

Rippey 50235-0286 

HADLER, Elizabeth M. (PM-LFT) (Gary) 2086 Amy Circle 

(Apptd. to Minnesota) Saint Paul, MN 55109-4089 

HAHN, Samuel J. (RM) (Juanita) 423 Terrace Rd. 319-351-1877 

(Moscow) Iowa City 52245-5026

ROLLS 

HAIDER, Clifford R. (FE) (Jane) 705 Chestnut PO Box 204 515-677-2254 

(Minburn) 722 Chestnut PO Box 204 515-677-2320 

Minburn 50167-0204 

HALL, Max I. (RM) (Gladys) 1224 Wedgewood Dr. 712-323-8120 

(Nishna Valley Parish) Council Bluffs 51503-5117 

HALL, Ronald E. (AM) (Janet) 4100 Sheridan Ave. 515-266-6404 

(D.M., Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights) Des Moines 50317 

4109 74th St. 


HALL, Scott C. (RM) (Phyllis) 5508 S 37th Terrace 816-390-9237 

Saint Joseph, MO 64503-2228 

HAMANN, Arthur A. (RM) (Mary) 4147 Roanoke Rd Apt 15 

Kansas City, MO 64111-4723 

HAMILTON, Keith E. (RM) (Marilynn) 1070 W. Jefferson St. 

HAMILTON, Marilynn L. (RM) (Keith) Franklin, IN 46131-2179 

HAMPTON, Raymond G. (FE) (Rhonda) 1117 Benton Ave. E. 515-932-7393 

(Albia) 222 N. 10th St. 515-932-5243 

Albia 52531 

HANCOCK, Eugene H. (RM) (Marna) 310 5th Ave. S.E. 319-334-3851 

Independence 50644 

HANDKE, Karen (ODM) (Tom) 3816 Danbury Blacktop 712-827-4430 

(Smithland-Rodney-Oto) Mapleton 51034-8011 

HANFORD, Jack T. (RM) (Marilyn) 17220 Valley 616-796-3202 

(Retirement effec. 8/30/98) Big Rapids, MI 49307-9523 

HANKE, James F., Jr. (FE) (Miriam) 614 Randolph St., 50702-1522 319-235-7088 

(Waterloo, First) 930 Sunrise Blvd. 319-234-4565 


HANSEL, Penny K.W. (FE-LFT) (Cletus) 1018 N. 3rd St. 319-252-2560 

(McGregor) Guttenberg 52052-9400 

HANSEN, E. Paul (RM) (Lucille) 531 West Lane 712-262-0109 

Spencer 51301-3063 

HANSEN, Steven J. (FE) (Janet) 723 Washington St. 319-266-1713 

(Cedar Falls, First, Assoc.) 718 Clay St. 319-266-6224 


HANSON, Norris P. (RM) (Kathryn) 2708 1st St. SW 515-424-9138 

Mason City 50401-1533 

HANTLA, John P., Jr. (RM) (Ruth) 4441 Lost Meadow Rd. 712-255-1558 


HARDING, Douglas P. (FE) (Linda) 333 Brower St., 50579-1703 712-297-7911 

(Rockwell City) 216 E. Lake St. 712-297-8543 

Rockwell City 50579-1608 

HARMON, Roger Q. (FE) (Judith) Samaritan Counseling Center 713-480-7554 

(Extension ministries) 17225 El Camino Real Ste. 450 713-488-8453 

Houston, TX 77058 

HARNISH, Bill (ODM-LFT) PO Box 118 319-796-4602 

(Stanwood Union) Stanwood 52337-0118 

HARRIS, Frederic G. (RM) (Winifred) 1508A Orchard Meadow PL 319-753-6661 

Burlington 52601-2081 

HARRYMAN, Harold E. (RAM) (Ethel) PO Box 211 D 515-936-4461 

Douds 52551 

HARTLEY, Lawrence J. (FE) (Leanne) 405 Prairie St. 515-747-3560 

(Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel) 403 Prairie St. 515-747-3963 

Guthrie Center 50115-1652 

HARTMAN, Kenneth J., Sr. (PLP)(Suz) 1628 Monona St. 515-432-1107 

(Stratford-S.M.-Homer-Duncombe- Boone 50036 

McGuire Bend (U.B.), Assoc.) 

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452 


HARY, Joann Nielsen (AM) (Robert) 204 E Pine Box J 319-257-6741 

(Winfield-Spring Run) Winfield 52659-0290 

102 N Roads St PO Box 68 319-865-4561 

Mt. Union 52644-0068 

HARY, Robert A. (AM) (Joann) 106 N Roads St PO Box 68 319-865-4521 

(Mt. Union-Wesley Chapel) 102 N Roads St PO Box 68 319-865-4561 

Mt. Union 52644-0068 

HASEL, Paul F. (RM) (Melrose) PO Box 137 515-829-3600 

(Ventura) Ventura 50482-0137 515-829-4406 

HASKINS, Derrick (FE) (Norma) 430 E. 2nd St. 515-682-3731 

(Ottumwa, Wesley) 401 McCarroll Dr. 515-682-5647 

Ottumwa 52501 

HATTEN, Ted L. (FE) (Lana) 200 2nd St. NW PO Box 386 515-967-3388 

(Mitchellville-Santiago) 201 1st St. NW PO Box 386 515-967-6865 

Mitchellville 50169-0386 

HAVERLAND, Mark A. (FE-LFT) PO Box 494 515-984-6274 

(Polk City) 3852 NW 90th Pl 515-964-4000 

Polk City 50226 

HAWES, Laurence B. (RM) (Verla) c/o Marjorie A. Whitley 

303 3rd Ave. N. 

Mt. Vernon 52314-1323 

HAWHEE, S. Gale (RM) (Ruth) 402 West St. PO Box 185 319-397-2269 

Cantril 52542-0185 

HAWLEY, Robert G., Jr. (FE) (Barbara) 4750 N. Sheridan Rd., 60640 312-769-6363 

(Extension ministries) 2137 W. Morse Ave. 312-274-5003 

Chicago, IL 60645-4914 

HEARTSILL, Greg (TPS) 831 Wyoming St. 515-862-3891 

(Iconium) Chariton 50049-8002 

HEATH, Mark D. (FE) 2447 Ave. B. 712-323-3124 

(Council Bluffs, Epworth) 2416 Ave. A. 712-322-9442 


HECK, Dennis R. (FE) Jefferson Memorial Hosp. 314-933-1226 

(Extension ministries) Box 350 (mail) 314-937-1293 

Crystal City, MO 63019-0350 

HEMBRY, John J. (AM) (Judy) PO Box 532 515-547-2225 

(Dayton-Harcourt) Dayton 50530-0532 515-547-2390 

HENRICHS, Dwayne (TPS) (Darlene) 2025 Velvet Ave 515-338-2248 

(Hopeville-Lacelle) Thayer 50254-8306 

HENRICHS, Marilyn (FD) (Gary) 3700 Cottage Grove 515-255-2131 

(D.M., Grace, Assoc.) Des Moines 50311-3625 

222 N.W. Arlan Dr. 515-964-2858 

Ankeny 50221-2204 

HENRY, Charles S. (RM) (Harriet) 3319 Vilura Pkwy 515-255-6747 


HENRY, Roger B. (FE) (Doris) 303 E. Fenton PO Box 466 712-376-2639 

(Marcus) 301 S. Ridgeway PO Box 466 712-376-2635 

Marcus 51035-0466 

HENSEN, Donald R. (RM) (Dorothy) 204 Evergreen St. 712-246-3090 

Shenandoah 51601-1432 

HERBST, Arnold T. (RM) 3636 Cheyenne Blvd. 712-277-9352 


HERNDON, Daniel J. (FE) (Cindy) 1400 W. Bremer Ave. 319-352-2590 

(Waverly, Trinity) 1731 2nd Ave. N.W. 319-352-9102 

Waverly 50677 

HERNDON, Leon W. (FE-LFT) 18501 Cherrylawn St. 

(Apptd. to Detroit) Detroit, MI 48221-2015 

HERSHEY, Anthony N. (PM) (Linda) 1402 Main St., 50613-4145 319-266-5500

ROLLS 

(Cedar Falls, Prairie Springs) 220 W. 8th St. 319-266-3403 


HESSELTINE, Lester R. (RLP) (Doris) 912 Rapids St. 515-993-4910 

Adel 50003-1456 

HIBBEN, M. Scott (FE) (Bess) 400 N.E. 56th St. 515-262-6007 

(Pleasant Hill, Oakwood) 387 N. Hickory Blvd. 515-266-9708 

Pleasant Hill 50317 

HIEBERT, William J. (FE) 1800 3rd Ave. 309-786-4491 

(Extension ministries) 1450 18th Ave. Apt. C4 309-788-0364 

Rock Island, IL 61201 

HIGDON, Dave L. (FE) (Dorothy) 302 33rd St. N.E., 52402-6016 319-365-6933 

(Cedar Rapids, Kenwood Park) 7035 Boxwood Ln N.E. 319-294-1161 


HILL, Arthur L. (FE) (Edythe) 819 Main St. 515-732-5216 

(Osage) 821 Main St. 515-732-5167 

Osage 50461-1448 

HILL, Edythe (AM) (Arthur) PO Box 270 515-985-2066 

(Riceville-McIntire) Riceville 50466-0270 

821 Main St. 515-732-5167 

Osage 50461-1448 

HILTON, Gene (TPS) (Deanna) 27298 Lytle Ave 712-527-3444 

(Hastings) Glenwood 51534-6277 

HJELMAAS, Roy A. (RAM) (Cathy) 15332 3rd St. 515-357-3741 

Clear Lake 50428-9145 

1199 N. Terry #156 (Oct.-Apr.) 

Eugene, OR 97402-1434 

HOBSON, Donald G. (RM) (Carol) 2391 Belleflower Dr. 216-823-7937 

Alliance, OH 44601-4839 

HODSON, Donald L. (FE) (Kathryn) 806 13th Ave. 319-351-2446 

(Coralville) 812 14th Ave. 319-351-0777 

Coralville 52241 

HOEHNS, K. Wayne (RM) (Esther) 1422 Cutler Ave. 515-287-0712 


HOFER, Maynard P. (FE) (Stephanie) RR 5 Box 268AA 608-388-4203 

(Extension ministries) Tomah, WI 54660-9239 

HOFFMANN, Shirley L. (FE) 1430 Ellis Blvd. N.W. 319-363-3119 

(C.R., St. James) 1412 Ellis Blvd. N.W. 319-362-3320 


HOHL, Richard T. (RAM) (Sara) RR 3 Box 58 712-243-4445 

Atlantic 50022-9316 

HOKEL, B. Dean (FE) 1333 Hampton Lane 708-582-5068 

(Extension ministries) Schaumburg, IL 60193-2528 

HOLDORF, Robert R. (FE) (Jacqueline) PO Box 98 319-566-2835 

(Lime Springs-Chester) Lime Springs 52155-0098 319-566-2614 

HOLMES, David R. (FE) 209 North Ave. 712-323-6781 

(Disability) Council Bluffs 51503-1620 

HOLMES, Scott G. (FE) (Carol) PO Box 330 712-332-2447 

(Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior) Arnolds Park 51331-0330 712-332-7652 

HOMAN, Vincent (PLP) (Vicki) PO Box 501 515-634-2205 

(What Cheer-Delta) What Cheer 50268-0501 515-622-3274 

HONG, Jin Hwa (FE) (Duck Hee) 1009 Guthrie Ave, 50316-1929 515-261-0600 

(Des Moines, Korean) 2723 E. Madison Ave. 515-262-8176 


HOOPER, Kay (FE) 885 Maben Ave. 515-923-2191 

(Garner) 1245 Division Ave. 515-923-3179 

Garner 50438 

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HOOTEN, Jack R. (RM) (Thelma) 1575 W. Broadview Ct. 319-848-8178 

PO Box 254 

Ely 52227 

HOOVER, Diana (FE) (Lee) 4700 Johnson Ave. N.W. 319-396-6361 

(Cedar Rapids, St. Mark’s) 2813 Camelot Ave. N.W. 319-396-2732 


HOOVER, Joan S. (FE) (Robert) 105 N. Chestnut PO Box 95 319-658-2366 

(Crawfordsville) 212 N Washington PO Box 95 319-658-2871 

Crawfordsville 52621-0095 

HOOVER, Lorinda H.M. (FE) 978 Cedar St. PO Box 108 515-359-2243 

(James A.H. Mossman) (Lehigh-Otho) Lehigh 50557 

HOOVER, Robert W., Jr. (FE-LFT) (Jo) Washburn & 2nd PO Box 238 319-648-3092 

(Riverside) Riverside 52327-0238 

212 N Washington PO Box 95 319-658-2871 

Crawfordsville 52621-0095 

HOPES, Dennis (FLP) (Diana) 205 Broadway 515-673-8956 

(Lacey) 301 Broadway 515-673-7676 

New Sharon 50207 

HOTLE, Thomas E. (RM) (Mildred) 1328 S Alice St 712-276-9398 


HOUTS, Lowell (ODM) RR 1 Box 114 515-967-4809 

(Ira Community) Mitchellville 50169 

HOWE, Merlen F. (RM) (Judy) 2119 Lakeview Loop 817-690-7676 

Killeen, TX 76543 

HOWLAND, Ray C. (FE) 301 N. Walnut St. 319-367-5642 

(New London) 305 N. Walnut St. 319-367-2655 

New London 52645-1327 

HOWERTON, John (PLP) 1068 Rainbow Blvd. 

(Lafayette, Salem) Hiawatha 52233-1936 

HOYLE, Lowell (RM) (Joyce) 805 N. Court 515-484-8126 

(Melbourne) Toledo 52342 

HOYT, Gary W. (FE) (Melanie) 1337 50th St. B 515-267-9064 

(West Des Moines, Jordan Creek) West Des Moines 50266 

210 Melrose Dr. 515-987-3210 

Waukee 50263 

HUDDLESTON, Henry W., Jr. (RM) 204 Roberts St. 


HULSE, Marvin L. (RM) (Jean) 3127 18th Avenue N. 515-955-4446 


HURD, Morris C. (FE) 417 2nd St. PO Box 7 515-526-3184 

(Kellogg-Pleasant View) 423 2nd St. PO Box 7 515-526-3135 

Kellogg 50135-0007 

ILES, Richard A. (FE) (Peggy) PO Box 50 515-675-3387 

(Pulaski-Troy) Pulaski 52584-0050 515-675-3230 

IMLAY, Harry L. (FLP) (Lois) 115 S. Illinois PO Box 238 515-864-2625 

(Hubbard) 302 W. Walnut PO Box 716 515-864-3551 

Hubbard 50122 

ISAACSON, Clifford E. (FE) (Kathleen) PO Box 235 515-295-3900 

(Extension ministries) 931 E. Oak 515-295-2563 

Algona 50511 

JAMES, Vincent L. (RM) (Amelia) 15310 4th St 515-357-3174 


JANES, Michael D. (PM) c/o University of Dubuque Theo. Sem. 

2000 University Ave. 

Dubuque 52001 

JAYNE, Carlos C., Jr. (FE) 321 E Walnut St Suite 140 515-243-0740 

(Betsy Armstrong-Jayne) Des Moines 50309-2048 FAX 515-243-5540

ROLLS 

(Legislative Advocate) 3523 SW 37th St 515-285-5383 


JENKINS, Bill (FE) (Carol) 407 S. 4th St. 319-878-4140 

(Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke) 607 S. 4th St. 319-878-4132 

Farmington 52626 

JENKINS, Richard L. (FE) (Pamela) 619 Main St. 515-648-4607 

(Iowa Falls, Assoc.) 2514 Ellis Ave. 515-648-3207 

Iowa Falls 50126 

JENKS, Daniel G. (FE-LFT) (Susan) 5905 W Silver Valley Dr. 

(Ecumenical appointment) Sioux Falls, SD 57106-3309 

JENSEN, Carl O. (RM) (Maxine) PO Box 14 515-532-2153 

Clarion 50525-0014 

JENSEN, Richard S. (FE) (Mary) 1000 1st Ave N PO Box 104 515-324-1557 

(Northwood) 1004 1st Ave N PO Box 104 515-324-2922 

Northwood 50459-0104 

JOHN, Ralph C. (RM) (Dorothy) 43 Abbeyshire Lane 301-641-7566 

Berlin, MD 21811-1832 

JOHNSON, Anita M. (FE) 314 7th Ave. PO Box 92 319-452-3947 

(Clarence-Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA) Clarence 52216-0092 319-452-3136 

JOHNSON, Donald E. (ODM) (Muriel) 1411 375 th Ave. 712-362-2604 

(Huntington-Superior) Estherville 51334 712-362-4093 

JOHNSON, J. Donald (RM) (Marileen) 4657 Cordoba Way 

Oceanside, CA 92056-5105 

JOHNSON, Loyd E. (RM) (Renee) 3331 Floyd Line St 515-435-2206 

Nashua 50658 

JOHNSON, Ricky K. (FE) (Paula) 439 Church St PO Box 56 319-989-2535 

(Dike) 351 Church St 319-989-2557 

Dike 50624 

JOHNSON, Torger P. (FE) (LaVon) Washington & 4th PO Box 207 319-647-2228 

(New Covenant Parish) 606 Main PO Box 27 319-647-2266 

Victor 52347-0207 

JOHNSON, William R. (FE-LFT) (Ann) 206 SW Walnut 515-964-4249 

(Ankeny, Faith, assoc.) Ankeny 50021 

501 NW Boulder Brook Dr 515-964-3491 

Ankeny 50021-8717 

JOHNSTON, Mary M. (FE) (Richard Hines) 1040 Briar Dr. 319-354-7818 


JONES, Diane B. (FE) (Larry) 2nd St. & 3rd Ave. PO Box 108 515-385-2444 

(Collins-Loring) 121 4th St. PO Box 108 515-385-2503 

Collins 50055 

JONES, Harold E. (RM) (Marjorie) 200 E. 22nd St. #49 

Roswell, NM 88201-6406 

JONES, Larry W. (FE) (Diane) 412 Euclid Ave. 515-243-3817 

(D.M.: Epworth) Des Moines 50313 

121 4th St. PO Box 108 515-385-2503 

Collins 50055 

JONES, Lawrence E. (RM) (Flonda) 3520 Grand Ave. Apt. 51B 


JORDAN, Bishop Charles W. (FE) 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C 515-283-1991 

(Margaret) Des Moines 50309 

JORDAN, Jane I. (AM) 509 Lincolnway PO Box 137 712-647-2304 

(Woodbine) 63 8th St 712-647-2347 

Woodbine 51579 

JOSEPH, Sushil (RM) 5741 Cedar Ashe Crossing 615-641-2013 

Antioch, TN 37013 

KAASA, LaVonne R. (FE) (Bruce) 1012 W. 11th 712-262-6269 

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(Spencer District Superintendent) Spencer 51301 712-262-3995 

KAHLER, Gerry L. (FE) (Jodi) 301 Washington PO Box 70 319-822-4659 

(Dunkerton) 206 W Dunkerton PO Box 70 319-822-4618 

Dunkerton 50626-0070 

KAIL, Edward A. (FE) (Myra) 5123 Truman Rd. 816-483-9600 

(Extension ministries) Kansas City, MO 64127 

6129 N. Baltimore 816-454-4578 

Gladstone, MO 64118 

KANNE, Bill (ODM) PO Box 157 319-935-3353 

(Winthrop Church of Christ United) Winthrop 50682 319-935-3568 

KASTLER, Kent R. (FE) Drawer L 712-373-5288 

(Anthon-Rock Branch) Anthon 51004-0602 712-373-5382 

KECK, Andrew J. (PD) Morningside College 

(Morningside College Library) 1501 Morningside Ave. 

Sioux City, IA 51106 

KECK, L. Robert (RM) (Diane) PO Box 4589 303-449-8412 

Boulder, CO 80306-4589 

KEIZER, John A. (PM) 1109 6th St. 

(School/Brooks-Carbon-Carl) Corning 50841-1543 

KELDERMAN, LeRoy W. (FE) (Lois) 4720 40th 515-276-2502 

(D.M., Marquisville-Christ) Des Moines 50310 

KELLOGG, Charles B (FE) (Holly) 203 3rd Ave. N.E. 515-532-2845 

(Clarion) 225 3rd Ave. N.E. 515-532-3675 

Clarion 50525 

KELLY, Dean J. (FE) (Marvalyn) 707 6th St 319-824-5408 

(Grundy Center) 903 12th St 319-824-6316 

Grundy Center 50638 

KELSEY, Charles D. (FLP) (Sue) 327 2nd St. 319-351-2491 

(Coralville, New Horizons) 10 E Dovetail Dr. 319-337-6798 

Coraville 52241 

KENA, Kwasi Issa (PM) c/o The Methodist Church of Ghana 

(Abena Safiyah Fousa) Kumasi Ashanti District PO Box 267 

(Extension ministries) Ghana, West Africa 

KENDALL, Jack D. (RAM) (Marie) 537 32nd St. S.E. 319-286-8547 

(C.R., Asbury, Assoc.) Cedar Rapids 52403-3105 

KENNEDY, Stanley C. (RM) (Esther) 1702 Easton Ave. 319-236-0272 


KENNEDY, Sylvia (FLP) PO Box 88 (Alburnett) 319-842-2388 

(Alburnett-Prairie Chapel) Alburnett 52202 (Prairie Ch.) 319-377-7506 

KENT, Kenneth N. (FE) (Stephanie) PO Box 337 319-228-8155 

(Peace U.M. Parish) Van Horne 52346-0337 319-228-8364 

KERNS, Clair W. (RM) (Lily) 7 Wesley Ct. 417-258-7492 

Marionville, MO 65705 

KERR, Ronald R. (RM) (Joan) 4001 Anderson Rd. #T150 615-361-3182 


KIBOKO, Kiboko I. (PM) (Betty) 309 N. Main St. PO Box 27 319-385-1740 

(Mount Pleasant, Assoc.) 104 W. Saunders 319-385-8481 

Mount Pleasant 52641 

KIESEY, Deborah (FE) (Brad) 214 E. Jefferson 319-337-2857 

(Iowa City, First) 3011 Pinecrest Rd. 319-337-4463 


KILDAL, W. Morris (RM) (Lela) 1317 E. Euclid PO Box 425 515-961-6819 


KIM, Heeyoung (FE) (Sookhee) 2200 Central Ave. 319-359-4227 

(Bettendorf, Quad-Cities, Korean) 1806 Elmwood Ave. 319-359-9825 


KIM, Jung Sook (FE) 403 Franklin 319-698-4665

ROLLS 

(West Chester) West Chester 52359 319-698-7005 

KIMBALL-AUTH, Shannon (ODM) (Michael) PO Box 199 319-435-2202 

(Coggon Yoke) Coggon 52218 319-435-2352 

KING, Frank G. (FE) (Judy) Mortin F. Plant Hospital 813-441-1954 

(Extension ministries) 323 Jeffords St., 33517 

775 Casler Ave. 813-442-4447 

Clearwater, FL 33515 

KING, James W. (RM) (Kathryn) 1386 Pecan Ave. 515-427-5722 

Bagley 50026-8513 

KING, Lynn J. (RM) (Esther) Good Shepherd Villa 

5848 E University Dr Apt 34 

Mesa, AZ 85205 

KINRADE, Alvern J. (RM) (Joan) 408 N. State St. 

Prairie City 50228 

KINZLER, H. Ronald (RM) (Evon) PO Box 243 916-947-7030 

Unionville, MO 63565 

KINZLER, H. Wallace (RAM) (Betty) 439 S. Cedar 515-432-8958 

Boone 50036 

KIRKPATRICK, Kerrin A. (PM) (Karl) PO Box 28 319-443-2332 

(Martelle-Viola, assoc.) Urbana 52345 

KIRKPATRICK, Lexie A. (FE) 1129 Exchange St. 319-524-7717 

(Keokuk: Emman.-Melrose-Sandusky) 1011 Franklin St. 319-524-4421 

Keokuk 52632 

KISKER, Scott T. (PM) (Roberta) 36 Madison Ave CM79 973-408-5288 

(Apptd. to School) Madison, NJ 07940-1434 

KITTERMAN, Ralph D. (RM) M-2 Friendship Circle 515-573-6063 


KITTERMAN, Ronald R. (FE) (Mary) Friendship Haven 515-573-6005 

(Extension ministries) 420 Kenyon Rd. 

1315 North 19th St. 515-955-1315 


KLAPP, Dee Ann (FE) (John) 420 Front St. PO Box 254 712-456-2813 

(Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux) 517 2nd St. PO Box 186 712-456-2811 

Pisgah 51564 

KLARENBEEK, Henrietta (FE) 6222 University Ave. 515-279-3629 

(D.M., Windsor) 1227 Cummins Pkwy 515-279-4551 


KLEDIS, James A. (FE) (JoAnne) 614 Clark St. 319-338-9865 

(Iowa City, Hope) 1409 Plum St. 319-338-4799 


KLEIN, Carl E. (FE) (Sharon) 101 N Pearl PO Box 26 319-256-4291 

(New Life Parish) 406 Mast 319-256-6161 

Wayland 52654 

KLINK, Charles E. (FE) (Margaret) 604 S. 2nd St. 319-285-4314 

(Eldridge) 212 W. Spring St. 319-285-9080 

Eldridge 52748 

KLUIS, Kathy (PM) 302 E. 8th St. 712-644-2592 

(Logan-Magnolia) 122 E. 9th St. 712-644-3151 

Logan 51546 

KNIGHT, Norman L. (FE) (Doris) 304 1st St. W. 319-895-6286 

(Mt. Vernon) 312 1st St. W. 319-895-8721 


KNUPP, Paul (ODM) 806 13th Ave. 319-351-2446 

(Coralville, Assoc.) Coralville 52241 

KOBER, Scott F.K. (PM) (Karen) 3700 Cottage Grove, 50311 515-255-2131 

(D.M., Grace, Assoc.) 3916 48th 515-278-5928 

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KOEPCKE, Robert (FLP) Clark at North PO Box 278 319-425-4126 

(Fayette) 300 E State St 319-425-3533 

Fayette 52142 

KOETHER, Luella G. (RAM) RR 1 Box 147 319-873-2414 

McGregor 52157 

KOONTZ, Donald H. (RM) (Opal) 423 Idaho St. 515-764-2426 

Prole 50229-9529 

KOTH, C. Eugene (FE) (Anne) 12321 Hickman Rd. 515-270-9226 

(Urbandale, Walnut Hills) Urbandale 50323-1810 

3917 Dakota Drive 515-225-9250 


KOUGHN, E. Jeanne (FE) 502 Florence PO Box 507 319-346-1076 

(Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley) 703 4th Ave. 319-346-2359 

Parkersburg 50665 

KOUGHN, Harold W. (FE) 400 Thomas PO Box 373 712-283-2519 

(Sioux Rapids-Rembrandt) 410 Thomas PO Box 373 712-283-2396 

Sioux Rapids 50585 

KRAMBECK, Richard E. (AM) (Elaine) 308 E. Superior PO Box 286 712-642-3168 

(Missouri Valley-Modale) 214 N. 3rd St. 712-642-3334 

Missouri Valley 51555 

KRAMER, Ronald E. (FE) (Joyce) 2412 Easton Blvd. 515-266-8582 

(D.M., Easton Place) 2666 Boyd St. 515-266-0118 

Des Moines50317 

KRESS, Carol A. (FE) 605 Court St. PO Box 559 319-668-2288 

(Williamsburg) 607 Court St. PO Box 559 319-668-1963 

Williamsburg 52361 

KRETZSCHMAR, Richard E. (FE) (Norma) 1319 W. 5th St. 712-252-3261 

(Sioux City, Whitfield) 1307 W. 5th St. 712-258-6834 


KRUSE, Annette K. Ruhs (FE) (David) 1 Wesley Way PO Box 20 815-747-3324 

(Step Out in Faith-East Dubuque) East Dubuque, IL 61025 

103 E 25th 319-583-2794 

Dubuque 52001 

KRUSE, David L. (FE) (Annette) 2501 Jackson 319-583-4894 

(Dubuque, Faith) 103 E 25th (mail) 319-583-2794 

Dubuque 52001 

KUNTZ, J. Kenneth (FE) (Ruth) School of Religion (mail) 319-335-2164 

(Extension ministries) Univ. of Iowa 

Iowa City, 52242-1376 

321 Koser Ave. 319-338-2762 


KURTENBACH, Roger B. (FLP) (Caroline) 2025 11th Ave. S. 515-573-4415 

(Fort Dodge, Epworth) 2609 11th Ave. S. 515-573-7810 


KWON, Hee Soon (FE) (Hong Ki Kim) 20 Barneson Ave. Apt. C 650-638-1171 

(Apptd. to School) San Mateo, CA 94402-2943 

LAMB, Glen W. (RM) (Merle) 1009 North E. St. 


LaMORE, George E., Jr. (FE) (Jane) Iowa Wesleyan College 319-385-8021 

(Extension ministries) 307 W. Pearl St. 319-385-4678 


LaMOTTE, Gerald C. (RM) (Nancy) 1621 Linn St. 515-432-7233 

Boone 50036 

LANDIS, Clarence H. (RAM) (Lillian) 201 W. 14th St. 712-243-4025 

Atlantic 50022 

LANING, Everett L. (RM) (Ruth) 612 W. 1st Ave. 515-961-5668

ROLLS 


LARSON, Ernest W. (RM) (Ruth) 1300 13th St. N.W. #407-B 319-390-4668 


LATTA, Lloyd A. (RM) (Beulah) 2521 Franklin Ave. 319-986-6445 


LATTA, Richard (PLP) PO Box 161 319-463-5542 

(Montrose) Montrose 52639 

605 Market St 319-752-6625 


LAUTT, Clarence N. (RM) (Zona) 713 W. Spruce St. #58 

LAUTT, Zona L. (RAM) (Clarence) Deming, NM 88030-3542 

LaVELLE, Larry D. (FE) (Virginia) 516 Kellogg 515-232-2750 

(Ames, First) 1321 Burnett 515-233-1002 

Ames 50010 

LAY, Forest M. (RM) (Dorothy) 601 S. Oswego St. 712-468-2762 

Pomeroy 50575-1100 

LAYMAN, Richard P. (FE) (Lela Mae) 1103 13th St. PO Box 57 712-423-1115 

(Onawa-Turin) 1114 Iowa Ave. PO box 57 712-423-1071 

Onawa 51040-0057 

LAYTON, Charles V. (FE) 907 Water Box 301 319-983-2322 

(New Hartford) 1012 Beaver Box 301 319-983-2520 

New Hartford 50660-0301 

LEACH, Matt W. (RM) (Helen) PO Box 92 515-942-7118 

Milo 50166-0092 

LEATHERMAN, J. Artley (RM) (Naomi) 23245 Orchard Lane 219-875-1509 

Goshen, IN 46526-9077 

LeBLANC, Susen F. (PM) 424 Sycamore PO Box 358 319-987-2596 

(Janesville) 416 Sycamore PO Box 358 319-987-2168 

Janesville 50647-0358 

LEMMERMANN, Robert W. (RM) (Virginia) 214 N. George St. 515-736-4940 

Saint Ansgar 50472-1403 

LEMONS, Dannel F. (FE) (Alana) 210 E. Spring 515-622-2641 

(Sigourney) 405 E. Spring 515-622-2229 

Sigourney 52591 

LESHER, John Q. (RM) (Mary) 4871 S. Gloria View Ct 

Green Valley, AZ 85614-5823 

LEVECK, Jill S. (FE-LFT) (Kevin) PO Box 367 712-652-3634 

(Ecumenical appointment) Scranton 51462-0367 

LEVECK, Kevin M. (FE) (Jill) PO Box 367 712-652-3610 

(Scranton-Greenbrier) Scranton 51462-0367 712-652-3634 

LEVERENZ, Robert E. (FE) 2727 S.E. Alder, 97214 503-234-0175 

(Extension ministries) 1035 NE Going St 503-228-9573 

Portland, OR 97211-4539 

LEWIS, Frederick J. (FE) 508 2nd Ave. N. 515-357-5247 

(Clear Lake) 515 2nd Ave. N. 515-357-2724 

Clear Lake 50428 

LEWIS, LeRoy B. (RM) (Nancy) PO Box 1027 

Galena, IL 61036 

LEWIS, Lon L. (FE) (Nancy) 202 E. 4th St., 52501-2907 515-684-5451 

(Ottumwa, First) 5 Woodshire Dr. 515-684-4796 

Ottumwa 52501-1357 

LIEDER, Lyle W. (RM) (Betty) 15291 Park Ave. 515-357-4333 


LIERMAN, Chad E. (FLP) PO Box 125 319-474-2319 

(Brandon-Mt. Auburn) Brandon 52210 319-474-2362 

LINCOLN, Debra (FLP) (Robert) Milwaukee & Hulin PO Box 125 515-228-5368 

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(Charles City, Assoc.) Charles City 50616 

433 Ash St 515-732-4776 

Osage 50461-1148 

LINDLEY, Doris (PLP) (Marvin) 1006 Park Ln 712-364-3301 

(Danbury) Ida Grove 51445 

LINDLEY, Marvin G. (AM) (Doris) 312 S. Main PO Box 147 712-364-2412 

(Ida Grove) 1006 Park Lane 712-364-3301 

Ida Grove 51445 

LING, John C.S. (FE) (Bonnie) 119 N. Howard PO Box 40 319-664-3784 

(Three Rivers Parish) North English 52316 319-664-3644 

LIPPINCOTT, Anne (FE) (Steve Braudt) 1415 12th St 515-858-2057 

(Eldora) 1702 12th St 515-858-2099 

Eldora 50627 

LIPPINCOTT, John A. (RM) (Margery) Wesley Manor 904-287-7423 

25 State Rd. 13 Apt. H-22 

Jacksonville, FL 32259-2899 

LLOYD, Joseph W. (ODM) PO Box 325 515-653-4477 

(Hedrick/Martinsburg) Route 2 Box 48 515-653-2442 

Hedrick 52563 

LOGAN, Rex V. (RM) (Marion) 1431 New Abbey Ave. 352-742-7871 

Leesburg, FL 34788-7638 

LONG, Stanley R. (RM) (Glenda) 1400 W. 41st St. 712-252-9904 


LONG, William G. (FLP) (Kendra) 119 E. Main PO Box 601 515-755-2655 

(Hope Parish: Panora-Linden 202 W. Jackson 515-755-2185 

Prairie Center) Panora 50216-1012 

LONGWORTH, Nicholas S. (FE) 1026 A Avenue NE 319-369-7211 



229 Sunset Lane 319-393-5431 

Hiawatha 52233-1272 

LOPEZ, Angel (PM) (Madeline) 900 Park 319-263-1468 

(Muscatine, St. Paul Hispanic) 1532 Magnolia 319-263-5077 

Muscatine 52761 

LORD, Howard J. (RM) (Wilma) 134 Lakeview Dr. 515-623-3521 

Montezuma 50171 

LOTHE, Scott E. (FE) (Colette) 420 N. Front St. PO Box 36 319-626-2762 

(North Liberty) 30 Vixen Circle 319-626-2782 

North Liberty 52317-0036 

LOTT, Raymond C., Jr. (RM) (Nora Lee) 2512 NW Turner #1001 

Bentonville, AR 72712-3908 

LOUK, James N. (FE) (Lynn) 130 W. Grant St. 515-342-2830 

(Osceola) 531 S. Fillmore St. 515-342-2337 

Osceola 50213 

LOUK, John E. (FE) (Joy) 301 Washington PO Box 146 319-988-3776 

(Hudson) 450 First PO Box 146 319-988-4379 

Hudson 50643-0146 

LUCK, Catherine A. (FE) (Mike Roth) 201 N. Locust 515-394-2893 

(Elma and New Hampton) 347 Fleur Dr. 515-394-2249 

New Hampton 50659 

LUERS, Charles E. (FE) (Cherie) 113 Montgomery PO Box 582 515-782-4281 

(Creston District Superintendent) 302 S Park St 515-782-2906 

Creston 50801 

LUETHYE, Lisa L. (FE) 563 S. 28th #32 402-342-2676 

(Leave of absence) Omaha, NE 68105 

LUSHER, James M. (RM) (Dawn) 802 Popejoy Ave. 515-859-7325 

Alden 50006-8050

ROLLS 

MABERRY, Alvin T. (RM) (Grace) 4343 Lebanon Rd. Apt. 1001 

Hermitage, TN 37076 

MacPEEK, Donald W. (RM) (Ruth) 506 Eland Drive 

San Soucci Lakes 

N. Ft. Myers, FL 33993 

MADDEN, Roger C. (FE) (Amy) PO Box 394 712-246-2081 

(Shenandoah) 505 5th Ave. 712-246-4663 

Shenandoah 51601 

MADSEN, E. Dwayne (AM) (Bernadine) 1801 Sunset Dr. 515-981-4251 

(Norwalk) 1016 Gordon 515-981-4585 

Norwalk 50211 

MAIZE, Roger A. (FE) 300 Crawford PO Box 101 712-282-4361 

(Galva-Silver Creek) 302 Crawford PO Box 101 712-282-4461 

Galva 51020-0101 

MALLOTT, Charlotte A. (RM) (Sheridan) 13544 Ames Ave. 402-492-9661 

MALLOTT, Sheridan M. (RM) (Charlotte) Omaha, NE 68164 

MALONE, C. Fred (AM) (Sara) PO Box 157 712-938-2548 

(Merrill-Adaville) Merrill 51038 

MALONE, Sara (AM) (Fred) PO Box 1017 712-947-4553 

(Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne) Hinton 51024 

MANIMOI, Kai D. (OCE) (Aurora) 125 2nd St SE PO Box 430 515-483-2531 

(State Center-Rhodes-Minerva) 402 2nd St SE PO Box 430 515-483-2222 

State Center 50247-0430 

MANNING, Duane R. (RM) 6776 116th Ave. 319-652-6426 

Maquoketa 52060 

MAPLE, Donald F. (RM) (Bonnie) 13019 Old Hickory Rd. 

Cypress, TX 77429 

MARIYA, Deborah (FE) 3401 Homewood Pkwy 202-764-0313 

(Extension ministries) Kensington, MD 20895 

MARKLE, Connie (FLP) RR 1 Box 28A 515-936-4361 

(Douds-Lebanon-Selma) Douds 52551-9704 515-936-4362 

MARKS, James R. (RM) 16 Southern Rd. 

Bass Rocks 

Gloucester, MA 01930 

MARTIN, Jeanne L. (PM) 107 E. Main 515-592-1106 

(Lake Mills) 105 E. Main 515-592-1101 

Lake Mills 50450 

MARTIN, Ray I. (RM) (MaryAnn) 2523 Sherwood Dr. 515-288-9090 

Des Moines 50310 515-255-3877 

MARTIN, Robert P. (RM) (Lois) 3124 16th Ave. N. 515-576-0777 


MARTY, Howard H. (RM) (Emogene) 2016 Terrace Dr. 


MARZOLF, Gary A. (FE) (Jan) 305 S. Clark St. 515-582-3281 

(Forest City) 345 S. Clark St. 515-582-2071 

Forest City 50436 

MASON, Charles E. (RM) (Helen) 3116 Viking Dr. PO Box 2075 712-255-3800 


MATHENEY, Jim (PLP) (Judy) R.R. 1 515-722-3870 

(Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion) Drakesville 52552-9801 

MATHER, Merlin R. (FE) (Diane) BroMan Pastoral Services 309-827-5051 

(Extension ministries) 702 N. East St. 

1308 Eastport Dr., 61704-8145 309-663-1452 

Bloomington, IL 61701 

MATHER, P. Boyd (RM) (Darlene) 5715 Walnut Hill Ave. 515-255-5730 


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MATTHES, Kris (SLP) 506 W. Locust St. 

(West Grove) Bloomfield 52537-1421 

MATTHEWS, Gene E. (RM) (Insook) 3413 E Court St 


MATTSON, Thomas E. (FE) (Janet) 500 Center St. Box 610 319-538-4352 

(Lansing-New Albin) Lansing 52151 

421 Railroad Ave. S.W. 319-544-4645 

New Albin 52160 

MAY, Russell A. (FE) (Susan) 720 Grand Ave. 515-279-0826 

601 34th St. 515-225-1922 


MAY, Susan M. (FE) (Russell) 2747 E. Madison 515-266-0265 


601 34th St. 515-225-1922 


McALPINE, Larry L. (FE) (Connie) 116 Center St. 712-653-3928 

(Manning) 615 Second St. 712-653-3971 

Manning 51455 

McALPINE, Shurmaine (AM) (William) PO Box 115 712-834-2501 

(Everly-Spencer, Zion) Everly 51338-0115 712-834-2398 

McALPINE, William E. (RM) (Shurmaine) 210 S Adams PO Box 17 712-834-2398 

Everly 51338-0017 

McBLAIN, Robert A. (RM) (Stella) 405 37th St. Apt. 102 515-271-6735 


McBRIDE, Robert E. (RM) 8 Sorolla Lane 

Hot Springs, AR 71909-5410 

McCALLUM, John W. (RM) PO Box 827 

Penney Farms, FL 32079-9998 

McCALMONT, Cynthia M. (FE) (Scott) 2622 Lincolnway 515-292-6936 

(Ames, Collegiate, Assoc.) 3522 Annear St. 515-292-5013 

Ames 50014 

McCONNELL, Wauneita R. (RAM) 509 N. 1st St. #102 


McCULLOUGH, Julie D. (FE) PO Box 58 319-835-5083 

(Donnellson-Embury) Donnellson 52625 319-835-5220 

McCUTCHEON, Iola (PM-LFT) PO Box 28 319-925-2006 

(Greeley) Greeley 52050-0028 

McDONOUGH, Gary D. (AM) (Connie) 1001 Main St. PO Box 75 515-969-4660 

(Beacon-Eddyville) 1003 Main St. PO Box 55 515-969-5320 

Eddyville 52553 

McFATE, Warren J. (RM) (Mildred) 1425 N. 6th Ave. E. 515-792-9912 

Newton 50208 

McGEE, Gerald D. (FE) (Winonah) 112 N. Walnut PO Box 450 712-527-4607 

(Glenwood) 110 N. Walnut 712-527-4714 

Glenwood 51534 

McGRAW, Douglas K. (FE) (Cynthia) 12145 Ladue Road 314-878-4340 

(Extension ministries) St. Louis, MO 63141 

1450 Central Parkway 

Florissant, MO 63031 

McKINLEY, PAUL F. (RM) (Leola) W. Friendship Haven 515-573-6986 

420 S. Kenyon Rd. 


McKINNEY, Rodger N. (FE) (Carole) 601 Pioneer Ave 712-783-4451 

(Disability leave) Wiota 50274 

McNAMARA, Brian S. (FE) (Dee) 400 3rd Ave SW 319-362-5259 

(C.R., Trinity) 2312 27th St SW 319-396-3946 

Cedar Rapids 52404

ROLLS 

McPHERON, Jeff (PLP) (Sherri) 701 Alter Dr 319-986-5591 

(Trenton) Mt. Pleasant 52641 

McPHERSON, Dean O. (FE) (Susan) 214 W. 2nd PO Box 176 712-446-3656 

(Sutherland-Larrabee) 304 W. 2nd 712-446-3655 

Sutherland 51058 

McQUERRY, Cleta M. (AM) 502 Idaho St. 

(Disability) Des Moines 50316-2426 

MEADE, Paul (PLP) PO Box 282 319-622-6532 

MEADE, Susan (SLP) Amana 52203 

(Clover Ridge-Colony) 

MEADOR, Scott (FE) (Heather) 102 E. Main PO Box 56 319-876-3193 

(Epworth) 107 1st St. PO Box 56 319-876-5524 

Epworth 52045-0056 

MEENDERING, Shirley S. (FE) 1386 9th St SE 712-722-2251 

(Disability) Sioux Center 51250 

MEHAFFEY, Charles R. (RM) (Patricia) 1106 Ivanhoe Rd. 319-848-7526 


MELBY, Steven P. (FE-LFT) (Kathy) 3016 E. 13th St. 515-266-3826 

(Des Moines, Miller) Des Moines 50316 

6685 N.W. 10th St. 515-289-9821 


MELICK, Ruth A. (FE) (Keith) 505 Pearl St. 712-523-2812 

(Bedford-Gravity) 808 King St. 712-523-2915 

Bedford 50833 

MEQUI, Bonifacio B., Jr. (FE) (Susana) 108 5th St W PO Box 326 515-438-2007 

(Woodward) 506 Maple Ave PO Box 326 515-438-4601 

Woodward 50276-0326 

MERCER, Sandra L. (PM) 202 W. Main St. PO Box 185 515-363-4229 

(Mingo-Farrar) 302 W. Main St. 515-363-4347 

Mingo 50168 

MERRILL, Karen E.H. (FE) (Reginald) 407 N. Monroe Box 615 515-259-2822 

(Monroe) 402 N. Monroe Box 344 515-259-2219 

Monroe 50170 

MERRILL, Reginald H., Jr. (FE) (Karen) 706 W. McMurray PO Box 577 515-994-2354 

(Prairie City-Pleasant Hill) Prairie City 50228 

402 N. Monroe Box 344 515-259-2219 

Monroe 50170 

METZ, Michael G. (FE) (DiAnn) PO Box 115 712-374-2521 

(Sidney-Thurman) 705 Webster PO Box 115 712-374-3310 

Sidney 51652-0115 

MEYER, Edward C. (RM) (Ilse) PO Box 236 319-562-3126 

Calmar 52132-0236 

MICHAELSON, Robert S. (RM) 4513 Carriage Hill Dr. 

Santa Barbara, CA 93110 

MILFORD, Brian K. (FE) 2424 42nd St. N.E., 52402 319-393-1354 

(Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane) 2304 Beaver Ave. S.E. 319-365-9956 


MILLER, Daniel P. (AM) (Noreen) 708 2nd Ave PO Box 198 712-864-3480 

(Armstrong-Dolliver) 801 2nd Ave PO Box 198 712-864-3292 

Armstrong 50514-0198 

MILLER, Eugene L. (RM) (Doris) PO Box 246 319-246-2354 

(Calamus-Grand Mound) Calamus 52729-0246 

2218 Spring Ct 319-323-6512 


MILLER, Harold S. (RM) 1231 Connie Ave. 

Jackson, MI 49203-6082 

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MILLER, J. Heber (RM) (Virginia) RR 5 Box 5192 712-336-3360 

Spirit Lake 51360 

MILLER, Jerry R. (FE) (Amy) 13525 N.W. 70th Ave. 515-986-4036 

(Grimes) Grimes 50111 

MILLER, Judith (FE) 307 S. Wilson 515-386-4411 

(Jefferson-Grand Junction) 701 S. Chestnut 515-386-2242 

Jefferson 50129 

MILLER, Matthew P. (FE) (Carol) 169 Broadway PO Box 40 319-854-7355 

(Springville) 308 2nd Ave PO Box 40 319-854-6513 

Springville 52336-0040 

MILLER, Melvin B. (RM) (Ruth) 17783 Hwy 99 319-937-5880 

(Kingston) Burlington 52601-8765 

MILLER, Paul L. (RM) 2320 E. MacArthur #G-10 

Wichita, KS 67216 

MILLER, R. Martin (RM) (Eva Marie) 252 S. 22nd St. 319-377-4899 

Marion 52302 

MILLER, William T. (RM) (Lois) 5412 Vista Drive 515-223-4519 


MILLER-SINCLAIR, Roxanne (FE) BroMenn Health Care 309-827-4321 

(Edward) (Extension ministries) PO Box 2830 

Bloomington, IL 61701 

504 Cedar Dr 217-935-8782 

Clinton, IL 61727-2413 

MILLIGAN, Al O. (FE) (Kate) 404 Robins St. PO Box 88 712-859-3763 

(Graettinger) 306 Brown St. PO Box 88 712-859-3875 

Graettinger 51342-0088 

MILLS, F. David (FE) (Sandra) 105 Essex Dr. 

(Appt. to South Carolina) Summerville, SC 29485-5009 

MINEAR, Paul S. (RM) (Glayds) 64 Farm View Dr. 

Guilford, CT 06437 

MITCHELL, Darrell V. (RM) (Eileen) 1403 Austin Pl 515-752-7330 

Marshalltown 50158-6002 

MITCHELL, Diane (PLP) (Craig) 1127 T Ave 319-478-2826 

(Cedar Falls, Washington Chapel) Buckingham 50612 

MITCHELL, Harold D. (FE) 102 Lynwood PO Box 185 515-597-2625 

(Huxley-Cambridge) Huxley 50124-0185 

MITTMAN, Barbara K. (FD-LFT) (Robert) PO Box 262 515-382-2739 

(Conference Youth Director) Nevada 50201 

MOHAN, Tom (TPS) 1000 30th St. NE 319-363-8454 

(Cedar Rapids, Faith) Cedar Rapids 52402 319-363-1531 

MOLINDO, Ekoka A. (PM) c/o PO Box 7 

(Leave of absence) Kellogg 50135-0007 

MONTHEI, Marshall L. (FE) (Heather) 512 4th St. 319-478-2013 

(Traer) 506 5th St. 319-478-2361 

Traer 50675 

MONTZ, Neil R. (FE) (Debra) PO Box 129 515-476-3417 

(Laurel) 107 Burhow St. PO Box 129 515-476-3921 

Laurel 50141-0129 

MOORE, Darwin L. (FE) (Pam) 1512 W Hardin PO Box 67 515-859-7338 

(Alden-Popejoy) 1406 W Hardin PO Box 67 515-859-7376 

Alden 50006 

MOORE, John K. (RM) (Betty) 855 Golden Bough Rd. 941-696-1401 

Lake Wales, FL 33853 

MOORE, Kathleen R. (FE) 517 2nd St. 319-728-2669 

(Columbus Junction-Columbus City) 1403 Colton 319-728-2791 

Columbus Junction 52738 

MOORE, Leroy W. (RM) (Kathryn) 1305 Wesley Lane 515-961-0977

ROLLS 


MOORE, Lester L. (RM) 2003 Cessna 515-292-3816 

Ames 50010 

MOORE, Raymond D. (RM) (Marjorie) 1406 N. Roche 515-842-3712 

Knoxville 50138 515-842-6331 

MOORES, James (ROCE) 2826 Myrtle St. 712-258-1226 

(Sioux City, Crescent Park) 3054 Myrtle St. 712-234-0804 


MOORLACH, John H. (FE) (Carol Ann) 301 W. Ashland PO Box 258 515-961-5317 

(Indianola, First, assoc.) 1001 W. Euclid Ave. 515-961-7500 


MORFITT, Wilbur (FLP) (Vivian) 104 W South St PO Box 152 319-456-2251 

(Richland) Richland 52585-0152 319-456-3105 

MORGAN, Michael (FE) 921 Des Moines St. 515-832-5369 

(Webster City, Asbury) 625 Walnut St. 515-832-1391 


MORRIS, David A. (FE) (Lori) 3700 Indian Hills Dr., 51104 712-239-2382 

(Sioux City, Wesley) 3105 40th St. 712-239-1349 

Sioux City 51108 FAX 712-239-1991 

MORRIS, Jim W. (FE) (Mary) 6 Queendale Center 606-598-5915 

(Extension ministries) Beverly, KY 40913 

PO Box 119 606-598-3549 

Roark, KY 40979-0119 

MORRIS, Milo E. (RM) (Carol) 1147 #3 Lantern Square 319-232-5574 


MORRISON, Clarence M. (RM) 564 E. 138th PL 918-291-8724 

(Esther Gene) Glenpool, OK 74033-2831 

MORRISON, Cynthia (FLP) 401 E. North St. PO Box 166 515-664-3206 

MORRISON, W. Don (FE) 422 N. Madison 515-664-2206 

(Bloomfield-Drakesville) Bloomfield 52537 

MORROW, Charlie A. (AM) (Bonnie) 1302 Seymour 515-484-5012 

(Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement) Tama 52339 

MULLER, Henry N. (RM) No address available 

MULLER, Merrill G. (FE) Goodwill Industries 712-258-4511 

(Effec. 8/3/98 Extension ministries) 3100 W. 4th St. PO Box 1438 

4506 Manor Circle 


MURR, Tom (TPS) (Ann) 419 E. Clay St. 515-342-3368 

(Woodburn) Osceola 50213-1331 

MUSSER, Lloyd L. (RM) (Leora) 600 Park Lane Apt 140 319-291-8140 


MUTCHLER, Sue (FD) 927 Harrington Pl 319-352-5127 

Waverly 50677 

MUTUM, Edwin (SLP) 1809 Mississippi Blvd. 319-355-5218 

(Bettendorf, Asbury, Assoc.) 3585 Sunny Hill Dr. 319-359-1032 


MYERS, Christopher M. (FE) 302 Cedar Ave. PO Box 575 515-272-4260 

(Swea City) 608 First Ave. PO Box 575 515-272-4327 

Swea City 50590-0575 

NELSON, David L. (FE) (Rita) 308 W. Washington 414-284-5583 

(Extension ministries) Port Washington, WI 53074 

NELSON, Donald L. (PLP) (Myra) Box 316 712-477-2391 

(Lester) Larchwood 51241 

NELSON, James R. (FE) (Carolyn) 2718 University, 50311 515-274-3133 

(Extension ministries) 675 48th St. 515-277-0041 


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466 


NELSON, Karen (FLP) 1298 7th Ave 319-377-4856 

(Marion, First, Assoc.) Marion 52302-3405 

903 1st Ave N (mail) 319-895-8182 

Mt. Vernon 52314-1420 

NELSON, Mervin R. (RM) (Grace) 1224 13th St. N.W. 319-365-9171 


NESTER, Tony R. (FE) (Evelyn) 506 8th St. 712-324-4894 

(Sheldon) 505 8th St. 712-324-4391 

Sheldon 51201 

NEWBROUGH, Floyd T. (RM) 3808 6th Ave. Apt. 12 515-244-0846 


NEWLON, Kent (FLP) (Linda) PO Box 309 319-928-6823 

(Edgewood) Edgewood 52042 319-928-7093 

NICHOLS, Frank A. (RM) (Aileen) 1408 16th Ave. N.W. 507-280-0303 

Rochester, MN 55901 

NICHOLS, Nancy J. (RM) 240 W. Lucinda 515-465-2650 

Perry 50220 

NICHOLSON, Dennis D. (FE) (Linda) 302 S Carroll PO Box 69 712-472-2324 

(Rock Rapids) 402 S Carroll PO Box 69 712-472-2770 

Rock Rapids 51246 

NICHOLSON, James B. (RM) (Hilda) PO Box 232 515-765-4871 

Truro 50257 

1675 S. Moon Rd. (winter) 904-749-9448 

Astor, FL 32102 

NIMS, Gary A. (FE) (Rita) 1340 3rd Ave. S.E. 319-363-2058 

(Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s, Assoc.) PO Box 2065, 52406 

2122 Country Club Pwky S.E. 319-364-4174 


NISSEN, Richard J. (FE) (Carol) 806 Albert St. N. 612-646-2766 

(Extension ministries) St. Paul, MN 55104-1303 

5608 Schutta Rd. 612-784-3022 

Shoreview, MN 55126-4947 

NOLTE, David M. (FE) (Mari) 200 N Main St PO Box 606 712-482-5530 

(Oakland) 831 Scenic Cir PO Box 606 712-482-5539 

Oakland 51560 

NOLTE, Eldon G. (RM) (Beverly) 4112 SE 23rd Ct. 515-237-8544 


NOSEK, Julie DeShaw (RFD) 221 River St. Apt. 2 319-354-7869 

(Retired 8/1/98) Iowa City 52245 

NOSEWORTHY, James A. (FE) PO Box 871, 37202-0871 615-340-7368 

(Karla Kincannon) 2708 Sunset PL 615-385-0669 

(Extension ministries) Nashville, TN 37212 

NOTHDURFT, Milton H. (RM) (Bernyce) PO Box 25432 602-772-8838 

Prescott Valley, AZ 86312-5432 

NOTMAN-COOK, Robert (ODM) (Susan) 1909 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy 515-288-7775 

(D.M., Gatchel) Des Moines 50314 

924 39th St. 515-277-8071 


OAKLAND, Jerry E. (FE) (Barbara) 216 Sycamore St., Suite 102, 319-264-6836 

(Muscatine District Superintendent) 52761-3838 

2906 Bonnie Dr. 319-263-2415 


OBERHEU, Crystal (FE) 2815 Ave L 319-372-5143 

(Ft. Madison, Santa Fe) 2811 Ave L 319-372-1257 

Ft. Madison 52627 

ODELL, Clair D. (FE) (Alice) Box 1268 (mail) 319-652-4420 

(Maquoketa) 430 Thomas Ave. 319-652-4154

ROLLS 

Maquoketa 52060 

OHRT, David J. (FE-LFT) (Laurie Connolly) 1401 Maurer PO Box 57 319-732-2484 

(Wilton) 1301 Maurer PO Box 57 319-732-2036 

Wilton 52778 

OLIVER, Jerry D. (PLP) (Carol) PO Box 185 515-947-2751 

(Lacona) Melcher 50163-0185 

OLMSTED, William E. (RM) (Becky) 628 Franklin 319-524-4385 

Keokuk 52632 

OLSON, Bernard G. (RM) (June) 15290 Bashford Ave. 515-357-5525 


OLSON, Richard L. (FE) 1611 Shoreway Rd 712-732-9183 

(Extension ministries) Storm Lake 50588 

OLSON, T. Leigh (FE) (Randall Heskett) Fairlawn Hts. United Church 416-481-6848 

(Ecumenical appointment) 28 Fairlawn Ave. 

Toronto, Ontario 

Canada M5M 1S7 

3349 Mississauga Rd #229 905-828-5165 

Mississauga, Ontario 

Canada L5L1J7 

OREN, John J. (FE) (Janie) 1006 3rd St 319-342-3777 

(Leave of absence) La Porte City 50651-1710 

ORTHEL, Michael L. (FE) (JoAnn) PO Box 1209 319-656-2642 

(Kalona) Kalona 52247-1209 319-656-3004 

OSSMAN, Robert L. (RM) (Shirley) 1014 Finkle Ave. 515-752-0530 


OSWALD, Rollin G. (RM) (Loraine) 2621 27th Ave. 319-377-2634 

Marion 52302 

O'TOOL, Duane H. (RM) (Juanita) 506 4th Ave 712-684-5189 

Coon Rapids 50058-1204 

OUGH, Bruce R. (FE) (Charlene) 1340 3rd Ave. S.E. 319-363-2058 

(C.R., St. Paul’s) PO Box 2065, 52406-2065 

3211 Emerson Ave. 319-395-9587 


OWENS, Michael L. (FE) (Janene) PO Box 127 712-525-1057 

(Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale) Silver City 51571-0127 712-527-1146 

PACHOLKE, David A. (FE) (Jan) 350 N. Grandview Ave. 319-589-2534 

(Extension ministries) 898 Patricia Ann Dr. 319-556-7478 

Dubuque 52001 

PACKARD, B. Gordon (RM) (Karen) 4668 Wesley Dr. 515-357-6085 


PAIGE, Max E. (RM) (Ruth) 406 G Ave. 319-824-3825 

Grundy Center 50638 

PAIGE, Walden J. (FE) (Bonita) 223 W. Washington 712-542-3719 

(Clarinda) 209 W. Washington 712-542-3844 

Clarinda 51632-1553 

PAIGE, Warren S. (RM) (Irene) W. Friendship Haven 440-42 515-573-6972 



PALS, Daryl W. (FE) (Diana) 501 E. 19th St. N. 515-792-5736 

(Newton, St. Luke) 5704 E. 28th Ave. N. 515-792-6144 

Newton 50208 

PALS, Keith G. (FE) (Kristine) 316 Main PO Box 157 712-375-5520 

(Pierson-Meadow Star) Pierson 51048-0157 

PANLAQUI, Remigio (OCE) (Betty) 510 Thompson PO Box 460 515-892-4161 

(Sheffield-Chapin) Sheffield 50475-0460 515-892-4384 

PARK, Sungjoon (FE) (Giehwa) 200 E Market 319-455-2000 

467

468 


(Lisbon) 101 Alexander 319-455-2846 

Lisbon 52253 

PARMER, Wallace A. (RM) (Charlotte) 302 Plaza Heights Rd. Apt. #3 515-753-6347 


PARRIS, Robert M. (RM) (Bettie) PO Box 223 205-357-4659 

Wedowee, AL 36278 

1000 S Clinch Lake Blvd Lot 43 (winter) 

Frostproof, FL 33843-9140 

PARROTT, Glenn R. (RM) 1205 E. Washington St. #260 


PARROTT, Thomas R. (FE) (Mary) 3215 Tipton Rd. 319-263-9344 

(Muscatine, New Hope) 919 Fuller (mail) 319-263-7469 


PATERSON, George W. (RM) (Ida) 1530 Muscatine 319-338-3146 


PATRICK, Lynn (AM) (Shirley) PO Box 308 319-923-5460 

(Earlville United Parish) Earlville 52041 319-923-2312 

PATRICK, Scot A. (PM) (Michelle) 127 N. 10th St. 515-576-7586 

(Fort Dodge, First, Assoc.) 2723 18th Ave. N. 


PAULEY, Larry L. (AM) (E. Christine) 101 E. North PO Box 339 515-724-3707 

(Moravia) 204 W. North PO Box 339 515-724-3549 

Moravia 52571-0339 

PAULUS, Richard M. (FE) (Ellyn) 203 N. Downey PO Box 186 319-643-5489 

(West Branch-Springdale) 115 E. Green PO Box 186 319-643-5633 

West Branch 52358-0186 

PEARSON, Richard L. (RM) (Ramalee) Monarch Cove 712-336-3283 

15350 213 Ave. 


PECKHAM, Galen E. (RM) (Patricia) 15 Bluff St. 319-342-4025 

LaPorte City 50651-1147 

PEMBLE, James R. (FE) (Muriel) 1103 3rd St. PO Box 237 515-465-4178 

(Perry) 824 8th St. 515-465-2613 

Perry 50220 

PENNINGTON, Paul D. (FE) (Sharon) 2330 Plank Rd., 52632-2844 319-524-1081 

(Keokuk, Trinity) 939 Eicher St. 319-524-1986 

Keokuk 52632-2516 

PENTICOFF, Prentiss C. (RM) (Mary) 676 Santa Rosa Blvd Unit 6M 

Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548-6059 

PERDUE, James D. (FE) (Neva) Tucuman 161 54-41-91-2604 

PERDUE, Neva Thorn (FE) (James) 2154 Capitan Bermudez 

(Extension ministries) Santa Fe, Argentina 

PERKINS, Leroy F. (PLP) (Pat) PO Box 237 515-873-4737 

(Allerton-Lineville-Clio) 204 South Niagara 

Allerton 50008-0237 

PERRINE, Byron (ODM) (Cheryl) PO Box 816 319-562-3033 

(Calmar-Burr Oak) Calmar 52132-0816 319-562-3090 

PETERS, Craig A. (FE) (Lysia) 2330 W. 41st St. 319-391-5488 

(Davenport, Christ) 3820 Cedar 319-391-8119 


PETERS, Douglas A. (FE) (Martha Schut) 122 North West PO Box 87 319-644-2288 

(Solon) 130 North West PO Box 87 319-644-2489 

Solon 52333-0087 

PETERS, Stephen R. (FE) (Susan) 206 S.W. Walnut 515-964-4240 

(Ankeny, First, Assoc.) 7384 N.W. 16th St. 

Ankeny 50021 

PETERSON, David (TPS) (Judy) PO Box 267 319-636-2784

ROLLS 

(Oelwein-Hazleton) Hazleton 50641-0267 

PETERSON, Edward R. (FE) (Mary) 115 S. 10th St. 515-993-3791 

(Adel) 606 N. 12th St. 515-993-3903 

Adel 50003 

PETERSON, Kenneth D. (FE) (Ruth) 2032 S. Cypress 712-276-2667 

(Sioux City, St. James) 5101 Sunnybrook 712-276-6971 


PETERSON, Peter J. (FE) (Phyllis) 201 W. Main St. 712-845-4385 

(Laurens) 310 E. Arthur 712-845-4537 

Laurens 50554 

PETRAK, Ronald D. (RM) (Ruth Anne) 1507 Pennsylvania Ave. 515-262-3691 


PEVERILL, L. Vernon (RM) (Eliza) 70 Meh Dr. 334-691-4314 

Cottonwood, AL 36320 

PFALTZGRAFF, Paul O. (RM) (JoAnn) 707 Robin Glen #410 515-961-0955 


PFALTZGRAFF, Richard C. (RM) (Mary) 405 37th St. Apt. 1 515-271-6812 


PHARES, Dawn (FE-LFT) (James) 400 Iowa Ave. 319-263-1596 

(Muscatine, Wesley, Assoc.) Muscatine 52761-3820 

3205 Quail Ridge Rd 319-332-6702 


PHELPS, Walter B. (RM) (Margaret) 116 6th St. S.E. 319-352-3079 

Waverly 50677 

PHILGREEN, E. Edward (RM) (Pauline) 1509 N. 3rd Ave. 319-653-2674 


PHILLIPS, Edward P. (RM) (Joan) PO Box 355 

Lehigh 50557 

PHILLIPS, Robert P. (RM) (Anna) 21326 N. Park Dr. 712-336-2901 


PIERCE, Darwin M. (RM) (Ann) R. 3 Box 159 (Apr. - Oct.) 

Westby, WI 54667 

Trophy Garden (Oct. - Apr.) 

800 FM 495 Lot #385 

Alamo, TX 78516-9780 

PIERCE, Fred P. (RM) (Churesa) 3201 Greenfield Rd. 319-332-2763 

Bettendorf 52722-3921 

PIERCY, Rex E. (FE) 650 Ashworth Dr. PO Box 26 515-987-4531 

(Waukee) 800 Locust St 515-987-1109 

Waukee 50263 

PILECKI, Fred (FLP) 201 E. 5th St. PO Box 370 712-624-8320 

(Malvern-Strahan) 706 Kearney Ave. 712-624-8573 

Malvern 51551 

PIMLOTT, L. George (RM) (Alberta) 164 Tiki Terrace 319-393-5878 

Bali Hai Estates 

Hiawatha 52233 

PIPER, Judith Ann (FE) 208 S Kiel PO Box 97 712-368-2678 

(Holstein) 212 S Kiel PO Box 113 712-368-4844 

Holstein 51025 

PIPPERT, Richard C. (FE) (Diane) 202 N. Hawkeye PO Box 627 515-749-2216 

(Shell Rock Valley UM Churches) 117 N. Hawkeye PO Box 627 515-749-2273 

Nora Springs 50458-0627 

PITKA, Marjorlein (SLP) (Jim) 5498 S. Mound Rd. 319-552-2080 

(Sherrill) 5501 S. Mound Rd. 

Sherrill 52073 

PITTMAN, James S. (RM) (Lois) 507 2nd Ave. 515-228-1210 

469

470 


Charles City 50616 

PLATON, A. Neil (PM) PO Box 17 515-763-2498 

(Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor) 213 S West St PO Box 18 515-768-2375 

Macksburg 50155 

PLOCHER, Robyn J. (FE) (Terry) 3816 27th St. 309-762-7488 

(Extension ministries) Moline, IL 61265 

POE, John N. (FE) (Sylvia) 700 11th Ave. N.E. 712-758-3152 

(Sibley-Ocheyedan) 1019 6th St. N.E. 712-754-3303 

Sibley 51249 

POHLMAN, Steven H. (FE) (Nancy) St. Luke's Reg. Med. Center 712-279-3816 

(Extension ministries) 2720 Stone Park Blvd. 

2901 Sunset Circle 712-258-4420 


POLAND, William W. (FE) (Judy) 1330 Spruce Hills Dr. 319-344-0974 

(Bettendorf, Community of Joy) Bettendorf 52722-2339 

4550 Sheridan St 319-388-6011 


POORE-CHRISTENSEN, Allen M. (FE) PO Box 117 319-278-4712 

(Clarksville Community) Shell Rock 50670 319-885-4882 

POORE-CHRISTENSEN, Julie M. (FE) PO Box 117 319-885-4554 

(Shell Rock-Clarksville Community) Shell Rock 50670 319-885-4882 

POPE, Mary B. (FE-LFT) (Charles) PO Box 41005, 50311-0501 515-288-4056 

(Ecumenical appointment) 671 18th St. 515-280-9269 


POSTON, Carol A. Swanson (FE) PO Box 518 515-961-6697 

(Indianola, Center Ch.-Famers Ch.) Indianola 50125 515-396-2663 

POSTON, P. Edward, Jr. (FE) 301 N. Clark PO Box 208 515-396-2441 

(St. Charles Yoke) St. Charles 50240-0208 515-396-2663 

POTTER, Lynn A. (FE) (Sally) 25 Third St. S.E. 712-546-5901 

(LeMars, First) 535 Evelyn Drive 712-546-5762 

LeMars 51031 

POTTER, Orrin T. (RM) (Patricia) 912 Elm PO Box 748 

Baldwin, KS 66006 

POULSEN, James V. (RM) (Judith) 800 E. 12th St. 515-262-2024 

(D.M., Wesley-Bloomfield) Des Moines 50316-4304 

28 Hickory Blvd. 515-967-1937 

Altoona 50009 

POULSEN, Julia E. Fox (FE) 1733 Woodside Ct. NW 319-396-4366 

(Dennis A.P. Fox) (C.R., New Creation) Cedar Rapids 52405 319-396-2134 

POWELL, David J. (RM) (Joyce) 206 Grass Knoll Dr. 903-882-9804 

Lindale, TX 75771-5038 

POWERS, Edmond O. (FLP) (Jacque) 508 Resident PO Box 219 319-484-2137 

(Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith) Olin 52320 

210 W North PO Box 54 319-484-2365 

Olin 52320 

PRESTON, Don E. (FE) (Rhoda) 624 Elm Ave. PO Box 67 515-733-4712 

(Story City) 620 Elm Ave. 515-733-2192 

Story City 50248-0067 

PRIMMER, Thomas A. (PM) (Diane) 301 Butler Ave. 

(School/Waterloo, First, Assoc./ Waterloo 50703 

Waterloo, Linden) 601 Nevada St. 319-232-8148 


PROSSER, Larry (FLP) (Sherrel) 115 Northumberland Box 486 515-535-4592 

(Russell-Bethel) 111 Northumberland Box 486 515-535-4591 

Russell 50238-0486 

PULATIE, Nina L. (FE) (Tony) 14911 Somerset Ave. 712-366-0980 

(Disability leave) Council Bluffs 51503-5823

ROLLS 

PULATIE, Tony (FE) (Nina) 14955 Somerset Ave. 712-366-1408 

(Council Bluffs, Salem) 14911 Somerset Ave. 712-366-0980 


QUANDT Harvey G. (RM) (Mary Ellen) 110 Leroy 712-563-4319 

Audubon 50025 

QUINLAN, Richard C. (RM) (Yvonne) 1 Easely Loop 501-996-4993 

Greenwood, AR 72936 

RAINES, J. David (FE-LFT) 516 2nd Ave. PO Box 799 319-472-2581 

RAINES, Kathy L. (FE-LFT) 420 W. 15th St. 319-472-2174 

(Vinton, Wesley) Vinton 52349 

RAPHAEL-NAKOS, Stephanie L. (FE) 175 N. Willard St. 515-682-5421 

(Tom) (Ottumwa, Willard Street) 1948 Gladstone 515-682-7443 

Ottumwa 52501 

RAPHAEL-NAKOS, Thomas (FE) PO Box 266 515-693-3341 

(Stephanie) (Libertyville-Batavia) Libertyville 52567 

1948 Gladstone 515-682-7443 

Ottumwa 52501 

RAU, Alfred E. (RM) (Katherine) 805 Park Ave. 515-733-2477 

Story City 50248 

REEDY, Rommel C. (FE) (Teresa) Wyoming State Hospital 307-789-3464 


Evanston, WY 82931-0177 

REES, Oscar W. (RM) (Ida Mae) 603 28th St. 712-258-5151 


REISNER, Dale A. (AM) (Mary) PO Box 301 515-449-3779 

(New Virginia-Medora) PO Box 216 515-449-3544 

New Virginia 50210 

RETH, Melvin W. (RM) (Margaret) 1220 South First St. 515-673-9596 

Oskaloosa 52577-3915 

REYNOLDS, Douglas (FLP) (Ethel) 2651 Telegraph Rd 319-326-5631 

(West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace) Davenport 52804-4337 FAX 319-326-6484 

3305 W. Rusholme St. 


RICE, Ron (TPS) 409 Debra Dr. 515-752-3368 

(Gilman) Marshalltown 50185 

RICHARDS, Jerry L. (FE) (Sue) 1634 Skeels Ave 715-834-0379 

(Extension ministries) Eau Claire, WI 54701-6627 

RICHARDSON, Arthur W. (FE) (Charlene) 6317 Hyde Park Dr 405-720-1491 

Oklahoma City, OK 73162-3214 

RICKS, Allen D. (FE) (Donna) 202 Sunset Rd. Box 268 319-988-3024 

Hudson 50643 

RICKS, Joseph G. (RM) (June) 401 Fountain St. 319-694-4810 

RR 1 Box 9A 

Brighton 52540 

RIEBHOFF, John L. (RM) 405 S.W. Elm Apt. 404 515-964-7492 

Ankeny 50021 

RIECKHOFF-FARIS, Janet (FE) (Tim) 2118 N. 2nd St. PO Box 3081 319-242-1439 

RIECKHOFF-FARIS, Timothy (FE) (Janet) 1605 13th Ave. N. 319-242-2075 

(Living Faith UM Parish) Clinton 52732 

RIECKHOFF, William G. (RM) (Lois) 3707 S.E. 24th Ct. 515-288-9403 


RIEGEL, Henry W. (RM) (Emma) 600 E. 5th St. 


RIEGEL, Larry (FE) (Janie) 6205 S.W. 9th St. 515-285-6545 

(D.M., Fort Des Moines) 1009 Leland Ave. 515-285-4961 


471

472 


RIGGLE, Lane (FE) (Alice) PO Box 697 515-947-4141 

(Melcher/Dallas) Melcher 50163-0697 

106 Spring Rd. 515-947-6600 

Dallas 50062 

RIGGS, Carl B. (RM) 1730 W 18th St Suite 203 319-277-5686 


RILEY, James C. (FE) (Martha) 213 W. Jackson St. 515-872-1569 

(Corydon-Millerton-Sewel-New Zion) 212 W. Anthony St. 515-872-1668 

Corydon 50060-1312 

RILEY, Laurie L. (FE) PO Box 70 319-633-3675 

(Arlington-Volga) Arlington 50606-0070 319-633-2595 

RIMMER, Reva (FLP) (Tom) PO Box 187 319-498-4585 

(Birmingham-Stockport) Birmingham 52535 319-796-4403 

RIMMER, Tom (TPS) RR 1 Box 5B 319-796-4403 

(New Sweden) Stockport 52651 

RINKEL, Charles T., Jr. (RM) (Nelda) 5921 Winwood Dr. Apt. 215 515-334-5470 

Johnston 50131-1518 

RITCHIE, Kenneth (ODM) (Barbara) PO Box 424 712-654-5785 

(Manilla United Church) Manilla 51454-0424 712-654-5515 

RITTER, R. Roland (RM) (Pauline) R.R. 1 Box 140 218-927-6431 

Aitken, MN 56431-9196 

ROATH, Kay (AM) (William) 301 Hanson Blvd 319-422-5277 

(West Union) 506 Easy St 319-422-5357 

West Union 52175 

ROBBINS, Vernon K. (FE) Dept. of Religion 404-329-6466 

(Extension ministries) Emory University 

Atlanta, GA 30322 

1634 Stonecliff Dr. 404-982-0174 

Decatur, GA 30033 

ROBERTS, Donald F. (RM) (Hertha) The Florence Home 

7915 N. 30th #215 

Omaha, NE 68112-2418 

ROBERTSON, Jerry E. (FE) (Betty) 1030 18th Ave. PO Box 76 712-476-5634 

(Rock Valley) 1031 18th Ave. 712-476-5398 

Rock Valley 51247-1413 

ROBINSON, Carroll E. (RM) PO Box 236 319-682-7824 

(Miles-Preston-Sabula) Miles 52064-0236 

ROBINSON, John A., Jr. (RM) (Alta) PO Box 711 

Williamsburg 52361 

ROBINSON, Robert P. (RM) (Marjorie) 10152 W. 113th St. N. 515-227-3316 

Collins 50055-8544 

ROESLER, Lyndon W. (ODM) (Cliftonia) PO Box 152 319-628-1005 

(Oxford) 210 E. Main PO Box 414 319-628-4233 

Oxford 52322 

ROGERS, Todd (TPS) PO Box 2065 319-363-2058 

(Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s, Assoc.) Cedar Rapids 52406-2065 

ROGULA, David (PM) PO Box 571 319-754-8421 

(Burlington, First, Assoc.) 809 Hagemann 319-754-6598 


ROHDE-FRANK, Blair (FE) (Rosemary) 701 1st Ave. PO Box 167 515-398-2855 

(Floyd-West St. Charles) 605 2nd Ave. 515-398-2850 

Floyd 50435 

ROHDE-FRANK, Rosemary (FE) (Blair) 21 Third St. N.W. PO Box 556 515-756-2360 

(Rockford-Marble Rock) Rockford 50468 

605 2nd Ave. 515-398-2850 

Floyd 50435 

ROOT, Leonard L. (RM) (Helen) 610 Briarstone Dr A-19 515-423-4207

ROLLS 

Mason City 50401-4615 

ROOT, Stephen R., Jr. (RM) (Catherine) 400 W. 8th St. 


ROSENBERGER, John W. (FE) (Lola) 361 N 8th Ave W 712-728-2649 

(Hartley) 30 W Maple St 712-728-2669 

Hartley 51346 

ROTH, Lorraine J. (FE) PO Box 206 319-674-4679 

(Delmar-Elwood) Delmar 52037-0206 

ROYAR, Kenneth D. (FE) (Gayle) PO Box 464 515-472-4303 

(Fairfield) 205 N. Court 515-472-3827 

Fairfield 52556 

ROZENDAAL, James E. (FE) (Shirley) 1001 Oregon St. 319-263-1661 

(Muscatine Fellowship Parish) 2407 57th St. S. 319-263-2718 


ROZENDAAL, John (ODM) (Ardie) 805 Okoboji Ave. 712-338-4642 

(Milford Union) Milford 51351 712-338-2429 

ROZENDAAL, Shirley (FE) (James) 1001 Oregon St. 319-263-1661 

(Muscatine Fellowship Parish) 2407 57th St. S. 319-263-2718 


RUBENKING, Andrew L. (FE) (Darcy) 2093 220th St. 515-322-5260 

(Leave of absence) Corning 50841-8081 

RUEHLE, Ernest (TPS) (Martha) 15 Bennett Ave 712-328-1179 

(C.B., St. Mark’s, Assoc.) Council Bluffs 51503 

912 Palmer St. 712-482-6808 

Oakland 51560 

RULEMAN, Robert N. (RM) (Freda) 3811 Madison Ave. 515-255-6270 


RUPPERT, Robert H. (RM) (Margaret) 1624 Hillside Dr. N.W. 319-390-4956 


RUSHING, Charles D. (TPS) (Jodi) 4125 54th St. 515-251-8751 

(Linn Grove) Des Moines 50310-1858 

RUSK, Alan J. (FE) (Dorene) PO Box 88 515-336-2852 

(Clearfield-Sharpsburg) Clearfield 50840 515-336-2863 

RUSSELL, James P. (FE) (Rebecca) 206 S.W. Walnut 515-964-4240 

(Ankeny, First) 401 S.E. 4th St. 515-964-0883 

Ankeny 50021 

RUSSELL, Raymond L. (RM) (Helen) 310 24th St. 515-233-1488 

Ames 50010 

RUSSELL, Richard R. (AM) (Elizabeth) 301 Broadway PO Box 87 712-484-2247 

(Carson-Mount Hope) 307 Broadway PO Box 87 712-484-3663 

Carson 51525-0087 

RYHERD, Ellis (ODM) (Helen) PO Box 147 712-468-2544 

(Pomeroy-Jolley) Pomeroy 50575 

RYON, Lynn A. (FE) (Susan) 805 Central Ave Ste. 606 515-576-2444 

(Fort Dodge District Superintendent) 50501-3995 

1620 23rd St 515-576-6827 


SAMUELS, Ellen L. (PM) 1516 N. Harlem Ave. 

(Disability leave) River Forest, IL 60305 

SAMUELSON, Paul (FE) (Mari) PO Box 661 712-943 5488 

(Sergeant Bluff) 201 C St. PO Box 661 712-943-5477 

Sergeant Bluff 51054 

SANCHEZ, Consorcia A. (FE) (Jaime) 505 5th St. PO Box 424 712-372-4430 

(Correctionville-Cushing) 509 5th St. 712-372-4431 

Correctionville 51016 

SANDERS, Jill L. (FE) 500 1st St. PO Box 171 319-856-4145 

473

474 


(Colesburg) 504 1st St. PO Box 171 319-856-2105 

Colesburg 52035-0171 

SANGEL, Marcia F. (FE) 509 2nd Box 1005 712-657-2972 

(Lakes) 312 Ash Box 1005 712-657-8715 

Lake View 51450-1005 

SATRE, Steve (PLP) 2766 390th St 515-547-2242 

(Rinard) Dayton 50530-7550 

SCHAAF, Lowel (TPS) RR 1 Box 71 712-767-2506 

Elliott 51532-9728 

SCHALLER, Edward A. (RM) (Elizabeth) 808 Second Ave. S.W. 319-352-5961 

Waverly 50677 

SCHAR, David E. (FE) (Sharon) 1086 Nixon 515-961-4523 

(Extension ministries) Indianola 50125 

SCHELLER, Donald M. (FE) (Brenda) Summer Institute of Linguistics 

(Extension ministries) Nasuli, Malaybalay 

8700 Bukidnon, Philippines 

SCHERB, John P. (FE) (Carol) PO Box 215 712-445-2253 

(Quimby-Washta) Quimby 51049 712-445-2654 

SCHILTZ, Karl F. (FE) (Carol Gailey) PO Box 66 712-273-5241 

(Early-Nemaha) 305 Walnut 712-273-5243 

Early 50535 

SCHLITTER, Todd R. (FE) 2129 N. Towne Ln NE Ste B 319-395-6625 

(Cedar Rapids, Crosswinds) Cedar Rapids 52402-1913 

2060 Edgewood Rd. N.W. 319-363-2068 


SCHLOSSER, John R. (RM) (Joan) 15111 Atlas Plaza 

Omaha, NE 68137-1018 

SCHNECK, Alfred F. (RM) (Marie) 404 E 4th St 

Gibson City, IL 60936 

SCHNEPF, Mary J. (PM) c/o Asbury Theological Seminary 

(School) 204 N. Lexington Ave. 

Wilmore, KY 40390-1199 

SCHOENING, Dale A. (FE) (Mitzi) PO Box 19 515-838-2325 

(Stratford-S.M.-Homer-Duncombe- Stratford 50249 515-838-2386 

McGuire Bend) 

SCHOENMAKER, Adrian (RM) 27 Leamer Ct. 319-351-3774 


SCHUHMACHER, Martin (AM) 818 Dows Rd. S.E. Ste. 120 319-368-6418 

(C.R., Living Water) PO Box 5765 


2895 23rd Ave. 319-377-1421 

Marion 52302 

SCHULDT, David L. (FE) (Sandra) 120 N. Dubuque (mail) 319-338-1179 


1709 12th Ave 319-351-5344 

Coralville 52241-1005 

SCHULTZ, Frank H. (FE) (Nancy) 113 E 5th St. 319-627-2780 

(West Liberty) West Liberty 52776-1301 

1635 26th St. NW 319-390-4634 


SCHULTZ, Nancy C. (FE-LFT) (Frank) 1709 Sweetland Rd. 319-263-5423 

(Muscatine, Sweetland) Muscatine 52761 

1635 26th St. NW 319-390-4634 


SCHULTZ, Rhonda A. (FE-LFT) 109 E. 14th St. 319-324-5278 

(Davenport, St. John’s, Assoc.) Davenport 52803 

2539 Old Freeport Ct. 319-359-3508

ROLLS 


SCHUMANN, David P. (FE) (Christina) 301 W Athens PO Box 129 712-289-4311 

(Marathon-Laurens, Assoc.) 306 W Athens PO Box 129 712-289-2621 

Marathon 50565 

SCHUTTER, James F. (FE) (Joyce) 400 Garfield PO Box 205 515-544-3347 

(Farnhamville-Somers) Farnhamville 50538-0205 

SCHWARM, Franklin (RM) (Evelyn Mae) 310 S. 63rd St. Apt. 220 

Mesa, AZ 85206-6020 

SCHWARZ, Leland C. (FE) (Anne) 406 E Chestnut St 812-738-0837 

(Disability) Corydon, IN 47112-1204 

SCHWEIKER, William A. (FE) (Mary) 2620 W. 89th PL 

(Extension ministries) Evergreen Park, IL 60642-1302 

SCHWEIZER, James L. (FE-LFT) (Elaine) 201 E. 4th 515-642-3455 

(Moulton) 205 E. 4th 515-437-4271 

Moulton 52572 

SCOTT, Keith L. (RM) (Evelyn) 3129 115th St. 319-478-8788 

(Geneseo) Buckingham 50612-9746 319-478-2807 

SCOTT, Ruth Ann (PLP) (Doug) PO Box 246 319-285-7118 

(McCausland-Park View) Eldridge 52748 

984 49th St. 319-673-5011 

Monmouth 52309-9452 

SEBENIECHER, Richard L. (FE) (Janice) 101 E. Graham Ave. Suite 2, 712-322-1238 

(Council Bluffs District Superintendent) 51503-6601 

101 Marlene Cir. 712-328-9533 


SEEBER, James J. (FE) (Lois June) 8432 Magnolia Ave. 714-689-5771 

(Extension ministries) Riverside, CA 92504 

112 Harvard Ave. #251 714-596-3014 

Claremont, CA 91711-4716 

SEIBERT, James E. (RAM) (Sharon) 1504 Laurel Dr. 515-753-5230 


SENEY, Ray K. (RM) (Sharon) PO Box 901 319-245-2180 

(Castalia) 705 N. Main 

Elkader 52043-0901 

SEYDEL, Frank D. (FE) (Lynn) Georgetown University Med Cen 202-687-5510 

(Extension ministries) 3800 Resevoir Rd. N.W. 

Washington, DC 20007 

11134 Oak Leaf Dr. 301-651-9150 

Silver Spring, MD 20901 

SHAFER, Herbert G. (FE) 621 S. 3rd St. 319-242-5868 

(Clinton, First) Clinton 52732 

SHAFFER, Herbert C. (RM) (Sarah) 501 E. 10th 319-472-5336 

Vinton 52349 

SHAFFER, Michael L. (PM) 300 Donna St PO Box 563 319-984-6297 

(East Janesville-Mt. Hope) Denver 50622-0563 

SHAW, Thomas R. (FE) (Susan) Schillingsbektal 4 

(Extension ministries) 22529 Hamburg, Germany 

SHEILS, George A. (RM) (Doris) Riverview Park #153 (Apr.-Oct.) 319-268-1688 

439 N. Division St. 


1600 S. San Jacinto Ave. 909-654-8897 

Sp. #74 

San Jacinto, CA 92583 

SHELLY, O. Dean (AM) (Donna) 803 13th 712-552-1807 

(Hawarden-Ireton) 1306 Ave. H 712-552-2541 

Hawarden 51023 

475

476 


SHERMAN, Harold L. (RM) (Erna) 17109 Mercado 281-277-4160 

Houston, TX 77083 

SHERMAN, Sue-Ellen G. (FE) (Brian) 701 Eaton St. PO Box 6 712-643-5612 

(Dunlap-Dow City) 1007 Montague 712-643-5613 

Dunlap 51529 

SHICKELL, Eldon K. (FE) Route 7 PO Box A21 606-598-3189 

(Extension ministries) Manchester, KY 40962-9807 

SHIELDS, Judith (ODM) PO Box 472 319-293-3447 

(Keosauqua-Center Chapel) Keosauqua 52565 319-293-3131 

SHINKLE, Thomas (SLP) PO Box 370 319-926-2341 

(Hopkinton Yoke) Hopkinton 52237-0370 

SHIRBROUN, James B. (FE) (Beverly) 2622 Lincoln Way, 50014-7220 515-292-6936 

(Extension ministries) 420 E. 20th St. 515-233-3799 

Ames 50010 

SHOEMAKER, Wayne E. (RM) (Avis) 3423 48th PL 515-276-0013 


SHOFFNER, Lavina M. (AM) PO Box A 319-726-3641 

(Letts-Island) PO Box 107 319-726-3741 

Letts 52754-0400 

SHOGREN, David R. (FE) (Cherry) 1405 S. Pennslyvania Ave. 515-423-6549 

(Mason City, Wesley) 419 20th Pl. S.W. 515-424-4862 


SHOPSHIRE, James M. (FE) (Kay) Wesley Theo. Seminary 202-885-8616 

(Extension ministries) 4500 Massachusetts Ave. 

Washington, DC 20016-5690 

6215 Sligo Mill Rd. N.E. 202-291-0419 

Washington DC 20011-1527 

SHREVE, Francis W. (RM) c/o Sharon Strohmaier 

Attorney-in-Fact for F.W. Shreve 

7707 Dellwood Dr. 


SHREVE, Robert W. (RM) (Marguerite) 712 S. Oak St. 515-386-2696 

Jefferson 50129-2428 

SHULTZ, Mary H. (FE) 501 2nd St PO Box 307 515-387-8594 

(Maxwell-Peoria) 623 6th St 515-387-1332 

Maxwell 50161 

SHULTZ, Paul M. (FE) (Rita) 610 4th Ave. S. 319-895-9310 

(Extension ministries) Mt. Vernon 52314-1737 319-895-0462 

SIDES, Kathleen J. (FE) (Earl) 715 Jefferson PO Box 267 515-833-2946 

(Dexter-Redfield) 714 2nd 515-833-2304 

Redfield 50233 

SIECK, Walter L. (RM) (Elsina) 1808 5th 515-465-2744 

Perry 50220 

SIEMENS, Peter (RM) (Esther) 8405 E. 85th Terrace 

Raytown, MO 64138 

SILER, Merrill L. (FE) (Claudia) 207 W. Louise St. 319-232-4790 

(Waterloo, St. Paul) 307 W. Louise St. 319-233-8257 


SILLIMAN, Charles B. (RLP) (June) 719 5th Ave. N. 319-895-8463 


SIMS, Nicole R. Haack (PM) c/o Asbury Theological Seminary 

(School) 204 N. Lexington Ave. 

Wilmore, KY 40390-1199 

SINDT, Marion (SLP) (Sheryl) 350 Main 712-568-3439 

(Akron) 820 Iowa 712-568-2734 

Akron 51001 

SJOGREN, Leonard F. (FE) 2203 S. 3rd Ave. 515-752-5104

ROLLS 

(Marshalltown, Hope) 1403 S. 3rd Ave. 515-753-7427 


SKIDMORE, Duane (PLP) (Sheryll) 318 E. Howard 515-674-4135 

(Kilduff-Reasnor) Colfax 50054 

SKYRME, Joan A. (AM) 1006 Bingham Box 38 515-853-2375 

(Rowan Yoke) 925 Broadway Box 38 

Rowan 50470 

SLATER, Pat (PLP) 11557 Co. Rd. E-53 319-484-2283 

(Olin-Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith, Assoc) Olin 52320 

SLOCA, Charles (RLP) (Joan) 401 E. Burlington 515-472-2868 


SMALLEY, Marjorie (ODM-LFT) (Dale) Box 145 515-275-4387 

(Beaver Yoke) Beaver 50031 

SMITH, Charles W. (FE) (Avis) 500 E Court Ave Suite C 515-283-1991 


1218 First St 515-832-4287 


SMITH, A. Joyce (PLP) (Max) 205 Dunning Ave. 515-464-3442 

(Braddyville-Shambaugh) Mt. Ayr 50854 

SMITH, Laura (PM) (Steven) 214 2nd St. PO Box 36 515-456-2493 

(Hansell-West Fork) Hansell 50640-0036 515-456-4607 

SMITH, Paul M. (FE) (Kathryn) 2nd & Hardin 515-847-3251 

(Ackley-Geneva) 809 2nd Ave. 515-847-2871 

Ackley 50601 

SMITH, Robert L. (RM) (Mary) 606 Carter Dr. 712-623-3673 

Red Oak 51566-2012 

SMITH, Tompsie K. (FE) 127 N 10th St. 515-576-7586 

(Fort Dodge, First) 1211 N 11th St. 


SODERSTRUM, Trevor (PLP) PO Box 98 515-388-4335 

(Mackey) Story City 50248-0098 

SNYDER, George S. (RM) (Ruth) 1702 W. Mimosa St. 501-636-8385 

Rogers, AR 72758-5733 

SOLOMON, Ted J. (RM) (Marian) R.R. 4 Box 48 515-292-2081 

Ames 50014-9306 

SONNER, Larry W. (FE) (Sue) 1420 Woodland Ave. 515-244-2994 


6650 Sutton Dr 515-276-0282 


SORENSEN, Vernon M. (RM) (Sylvia) 319 Windward Dr 281-334-0451 

League City, TX 77573-9219 

SPARKS, A. Harold (RM) (Elizabeth) 500 1st St. N. Apt. 303 515-791-4647 

Newton 50208 

SPARKS, Boyd (PLP) (Jean) 502 E Clark St 515-623-3244 

(Barnes City & Deep River) Montezuma 50171 

SPARKS, Clyde G. (RM) (Genevieve) R.R. 2 Box 159 515-774-5917 

(Columbia) Chariton 50049 

SPEIGHT, Richard F., Jr. (FE) (Kimberly) 3000 N. Alburnett Rd. 319-373-1955 

(Marion, Christ Community) Marion 52302 

214 Sussex Drive N.E. 319-377-9797 


SQUIRE, John R. (RM) (Martha) 2319 Wakonda View Dr. 515-287-2640 


STANDHARDT, Robert (FE) 2300 Indian Hills Dr. 712-239-5746 


STAUFFER, Ray (AM) (Jan) 1301 Washington 712-837-4623 

477

478 


(Ruthven-Ayrshire) Ruthven 51358 712-837-4838 

STEELE, Otto S., Jr. (RM) (Mildred) 906 E. 3rd St. 515-628-9744 

Pella 50219 

STEFFENSON, J. Morris (RAM) 1224 13th St. N.W. #146-148 


STEFFES, Vickie L. (LS) (Earl) PO Box 34 712-563-3066 

(Tennant) Gray 50110-0034 

STEMME, Robert J. (RM) (Jan) PO Box 491 712-332-7979 

Okoboji 51355-0491 

STENBERG, Harlan A. (RM) (Jean) 308 Orchard Lane 515-357-6036 


STEVENS, J. Paul (RM) 1613 47th St. N.E. 319-395-0902 


STEWARD, William H. (FE) (Nancy) 1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

(Sioux City, Grace) 3217 S. Cypress St. 712-276-8835 


STEWART, R. Thomas (RM) (Maryann) 4109 Lark Ct. NE 


STIEFEL, Carl (RM) (Elizabeth) 1107 N. 7th St. 319-752-9427 


STILES, James W. (FE) (Jeanette) 1812 Gary Ave. 712-336-3115 

(Spirit Lake) 2602 Jackson 712-336-2909 


STONE, Hugh R. (FE) (Betty) 108 SW 5th 515-743-2715 

(Greenfield) RR 2 Box 274 515-743-2752 

Greenfield 50849 

STORY, Delbert B. (RLP) (Geraldine) 210 S. 21st St. 712-323-1024 


STOUT, David B. (FE) (Betty) 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C 515-283-1991 

(Des Moines District Superintendent) 1071 Belle Mar Dr. 515-225-8832 


STOUT, James (PLP) PO Box 26 319-738-3062 

(Keswick-Thornburg-Webster) Keswick 50136 

405 S. Stuart 515-622-2247 

Sigourney 52591 

STOWERS, Deborah (PM) (Ted) 611 6th PO Box 197 515-395-2317 

(Shell Rock Valley UM Churches) Rudd 50471 

STOWERS, Ted. W. (FLP) (Deborah) 510 W. 4th 515-736-4300 

(St. Ansgar-Little Cedar) 514 W. 4th 515-736-2252 

St. Ansgar 50472 

STRANSKY, Linda (FLP) 307 E. 1st St. 319-432-6432 

(Mechanicsville-Morley, First) Mechanicsville 52306 

STREETER, Richard D. (AM) (Delores) 405 School St. 515-989-3552 

(Carlisle) 135 N. 5th St. 515-989-0070 

Carlisle 50047 

STREYFFELER, David E. (RM) (Belva) 150 Winston Lane 417-334-7869 

Hollister, MO 65672-5343 

STREYFFELER, Laurice D. (FE) (Gail) 1199 Main St 319-582-4543 

(Dubuque, St. Luke’s) 1722 Churchill Dr 319-583-2363 

Dubuque 52001 

STRICKLER, Donald E. (FE-LFT) (Nancy) PO Box 437 515-834-2570 

(DeSoto) DeSoto 50069-0437 

1705 Pleasant St Apt 1 515-280-7201 


STRIFFLER, Russell C. (RM) (June) 265 Dave Creek Pkwy #109 501-884-3987 

Fairfield Bay, AR 72088-3140 

STUMP, Kirk D. (FE) (Jeanne) 201 S. Ford 319-462-3450

ROLLS 

(Anamosa) 201 S. Booth (mail) 

Anamosa 52205 

SUBRAMANIAN, Samuel (PM) Thelma 501 Edwards PO Box 223 515-944-5322 

(Bussey-Hamilton) 503 Edwards PO Box 223 515-944-5323 

Bussey 50044-0223 

SUBRAMANIAN, Thelma Colorado (FE) PO Box 129 515-949-6221 

(Samuel) (Harvey-Tracy) Tracy 50256-0129 

SUETTERLIN, Kenneth D. (FE-LFT)) PO Box 100 515-565-3314 

(Bonnie) (Crystal Lake) PO Box 159 515-565-3237 

Crystal Lake 50432 

SULLIVAN, Edward L. (RM) (Doris) 613 W. Boone 515-753-3692 


SURFACE, L. Dean (RAM) (Elizabeth) 806 Sherwood Ave. 712-629-7515 

Tabor 51653 

SWANBERG, Jerald G. (FE) (Wanda) 202 W. Main 515-752-3668 

(Marshallown, First) 1904 Edgebrook 515-753-7535 


SWENSON, Verdon M. (RLP) (Mary) 576 Cherry Valley Dr 319-864-3171 

Postville 52162 

SWINTON, David G. (FE) (Shari Stucker) 211 E. 3rd St. 712-732-5458 

(Storm Lake, Assoc.) 203 E. 3rd St. 712-732-2298 


SWINTON, Jerrold W. (FE) (Sherry) 614 Randolph 50702-1591 319-234-0077 

(Waterloo District Superintendent) 171 Lovejoy 319-232-3830 


TABELISMA, Emmanuel A. (FE) (Lucy) 5 N. Federal Ave. Suite 105 515-423-5911 

(Mason City District Superintendent) 3428 Brandywine Rd. 515-424-5602 


TAGG, Lawrence V. (RM) (Donna) 9021 E. Fifth St. 602-885-7066 

Tucson, AZ 85710 

TAYLOR, Waylon E. (ODM-LFT) (Dorothy) 132 190th St 712-667-3242 

(Ralston) Glidden 51443-9004 

TEASDALE, Calvin T. (RM) (Gladys) Friendship Haven W. 515-573-6967 



TEFFT, Charles G. (FLP) (Daphne) PO Box 18 712-723-5254 

(Archer) Archer 51231 712-723-5624 

TEVIS, Dennis G. (FE) (Glenna) 421 Washington PO Box 571 319-754-8421 

(Burlington, First) 521 N. 6th St. 319-752-4852 


TEXTOR, Shirley A. (FE) 212 S. 7th St. 712-882-1936 

(Mapleton-Ticonic) 12 Elmwood Dr. 712-882-1298 

Mapleton 51034 

THARPE, R. Douglas (FE) (Joy) 308 Evans St. PO Box 188 712-486-2266 

(Macedonia-Henderson) Macedonia 51549 712-486-2245 

THERKELSEN, John (FE) (Margaret) 1 St Joseph Dr, 40504-3754 606-254-5701 

(Extension ministries) 52 Mentelle Park 606-266-8851 

Lexington, KY 40502 

THOMAS, Chris (FLP) 319 N. Main St. 319-523-6941 

(Southeast Louisa Co. Parish, Assoc.) Wapello 52653 

THOMAS, Richard H. (RM) (Nancy) 415 N. 2nd St. W. 319-895-8359 


THOMAS, Susan (FE) PO Box 24 515-889-2287 

(Fenton-Good Hope-Burt) Fenton 50539-0024 515-889-2373 

THOMPSON, Charles (PLP) 1475 265th St. 712-651-2307 

(Bayard-Wichita) Jefferson 50129 515-386-4860 

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THOMPSON, Donald L. (RM) 519 N. Calhoun Box 315 319-627-4889 

West Liberty 52776 

THUROW, Willis C. (RM) (Alice) 2204 S. Clinton 712-276-1827 


TISDALE, John R. (RM) (Beverly) 2983 Old Post Road 

Slatington, PA 18080-3214 

TOLLES, Michael B. (PM) PO Box 232 712-295-6592 

(Peterson-Royal) 303 Pine St. PO Box 66 712-295-6591 

Peterson 51047 

TOMLINSON, Nanette R. (PM) 111 S. Hamilton PO Box 243 319-237-5347 

(Fredericksburg-Williamstown) 230 S. Hamilton 319-237-6153 

Fredericksburg 50630 

TOMLINSON, William B. (RM) (Eileen) 800 W. Boston 515-961-4438 


TOWELL, Rolland C. (RM) 504 21st St. N.E. 319-363-4928 


TOWNSLEY, Michael F. (AM) (Diane) 903 Pat’s Ct. 319-448-4689 

(Walker) Walker 52352-9668 319-448-4187 

TRELOAR, Sharon (TPS) 823 Summit St. PO Box 283 319-849-2518 

(Center Point-Alice-Urbana, Assoc.) Center Point 52213 

TREMBLY, William C., Jr. (RM) (Fran) 100 Hilltop Rd. A-1 515-573-6020 


TRIMBLE, Fred L. (RAM) (Celia) 4309 B Golden Ct. 314-635-2932 

Jefferson City, MO 65109 

TRITLE, Barrie M. (FE) (Kae) 225 1st Ave. S.W., 52405-3965 319-365-6273 

(Cedar Rapids District Superintendent) 1501 Sierra Dr. N.E. 319-362-8140 


TRONE, Wendy (SLP) 377 2nd Ave. W. 515-584-2944 

(Thompson) Thompson 50478 515-923-3223 

TRUSHEIM, Rudolf (RM) (Ruth) 7424 Hickory Lane 515-254-9405 


TRUSHEIM, Wilbert R. (FE) (Jackie) 100 E James St PO Box 138 319-284-6213 

(Walcott) 138 E James St 319-284-6724 

Walcott 52773-0138 

TUNNICLIFF, John F. (FE-LFT) (Ann) PO Box 14 515-347-8405 

(Murray) Afton 50830 

TURKELSON, Donald R. (RM) (Virginia) 6603 Crownpointe Dr. S.W. 616-534-1261 

Wyoming, MI 49509-9762 

TURNER, James R. (FE) (Paula) PO Box 19 515-852-3325 

(Dows-Alexander) Dows 50071 515-852-3566 

TURNER, Jay W. (FE) (Marianne) 1200 Pleasant 515-241-6411 


810 S.E. Wanda 515-965-1481 

Ankeny 50021 

TUTTLE, Lanny L. (AM) (Shirley) 201 N. Market PO Box 64 515-672-2564 

(Oskaloosa) 313 Sheriff Ave. 515-673-6345 

Oskaloosa 52577 

TUTTLE, Mark L. (FE) (Janet) 602 5th Ave SW 515-967-2991 

(Altoona) 606 5th Ave SW 515-967-4930 

Altoona 50009 

TWEDT-BALL, Clint (PM) 2114 Sherman Ave. #2E 

(School) Evanston, IL 60201 

ULIN, Jerry L. (AM) (Judie) 21533 105th St. 319-738-2325 

(Disability) North English 52316-9007 

ULSCHAK, Glennys (FE) (Francis) 108 Haley Rd. 

(Leave of absence) Mystic, CT 06355 

UNDERHILL, Lee (RM) (Inez) 420 W. 10th 402-463-4944

ROLLS 

Hastings, NE 68901 

UNSER, Ronald M. (RM) (Linda) 1730 S. Jackson Ave. 417-623-6413 

Joplin, MO 64801-0555 

URSIN, Bruce N. (FE) (Susan) 723 Washington St. 319-266-1713 

(Cedar Falls, First) 803 Clay St. 319-266-1519 


USHER, Carroll E. (RM) (Joan) 1402 13th St. PO Box 573 712-469-3521 

Manson 50563-0573 

USHER, Worthie K. (RM) (Helen) 4510 Wescott Dr. 972-264-3217 

Grand Prairie, TX 75052 

VALDEZ, Aleta C. (PM) (Melecio) 2119 Kings Rd 318-531-2590 

VALDEZ, Melecio A. (FE) (Aleta) Leesville, LA 71446-5117 

(Leave of absence & Extension ministries) 

VALLERY, J. Larry (FE) (Rita) 601 Milwaukee PO Box 125 515-228-5368 

(Charles City) 709 2nd Ave 515-228-5575 

Charles City 50616 

VAN DAM, William J. (FE) (Lorene) 3801 S. National, 65807 417-885-6116 

(Extension ministries) 5641 S. Elmira 417-883-4693 

Springfield, MO 65810 

VANDERHOEF, Russell V. (RAM) (June) 707 Robin Glen Apt. 414 515-961-0958 


VAN HOLLAND, Edwin G. (FE) (Becky) 311 First Ave N PO Box 647 515-332-2083 

(Faith (Bradgate, Gilmore City, Humboldt 50548 

Humboldt, Rutland) (Assoc.) 202 2nd St SE PO Box 273 515-373-6115 

Gilmore City 50541 

VAN MAANEN, Donna M. (FE) 145 Hartnell PL 

(Apptd. to School) Sacramento, CA 95835 

VAN WERT, Gary L. (PM) (Kathy) 119 4th Ave. PO Box 148 712-684-5262 

(Coon Rapids) 726 4th Ave. 712-684-5292 

Coon Rapids 50058 

VARCE, Harold A. (RM) (Virginia) 6623 Forest Ct. 515-255-1036 


VICKERY, Gordon K. (RM) (Gwen) PO Box 255 515-946-7256 

Lovilia 50150-0255 

VINEY, Richard G. (RM) (Jan) 19A Maple Ct. 417-334-6252 

Branson, MO 65616-2013 417-334-7685 

VOAS, Duane R. (RM) (Freda) 115 E. Burnsville Pkwy Apt. 318 612-894-5465 

Burnsville, MN 55337 

VOGEL, Dwight W. (FE) (Linda) 1605 W. Chase Ave. 1-W 708-866-3940 

(Extension ministries) Chicago, IL 60626 312-761-6453 

VOGEL, Linda J. (FD) (Dwight) 2121 Sheridan Rd. 708-866-3954 

(Extension ministries) Evanston, IL 60201 

1605 W. Chase Ave. 1-W 312-761-6453 


VOTAW, Debra (FD) (Tim) 122 W. Van Weiss Blvd. 319-753-3512 

(Extension ministries) West Burlington 52655-1530 319-752-4374 

WADDING, Judy (FLP) 916 5th Ave. 515-236-3757 

(Grinnell, Assoc.) Grinnell 50112-1601 

2106 North 4th Ave. E. 515-792-9524 

Newton 50208 

WAGNER, Jr., David H. (PM) 705 I St. 712-387-5213 

(Faith Parish, Assoc. & School) PO Box 237 

Riverton 51650-0237 

WAGNER, Sr., David H. (FE) (Candace) 413 E. Butler Ave. 319-927-4439 

(Manchester) 722 E. Butler Ave. 319-927-6478 

Manchester 52057 

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WAGNER, Harold E. (RM) (Betty) 8880 Rocky Rd. 

Rogers, AR 72756 

WAGONER, John D. (RM) (Rosina) 2156 Lynndale Ln 515-673-7617 

Oskaloosa 52577-9134 

WALKER, M. Ellsworth (RM) (Florence) 3524 Grand Ave. Apt. 202 515-271-6823 


WALKER, Timothy J. (FE) (Nancy) 216 N. Commercial PO Box 399 319-438-1115 

(Central City) 606 Northview Dr. 319-438-1329 

Central City 52214 

WALLACE, Charles Q. (RM) (Anne) 811 N. Madison 515-424-9255 


WALLACE, Leon V. (RM) (Lorna) PO Box 86 712-886-5554 

Moorhead 51558-0086 

WALTER, Norman P. (RAM) (Gladys) 206 Park St. 712-382-2270 

Hamburg 51640 

WALTERS, Dean G. (RM) (Louise) 2226 Jensen 

Ames 50010 

WARD, Martha D. (FE) (Robert) 313 E. Montgomery PO Box 288 515-842-3712 

WARD, Robert B. (FE) (Martha) 802 W. Merna Dr. 515-842-3813 

(Knoxville) Knoxville 50138 

WARREN, Melissa J. (PM) 206 S.W. Walnut 515-964-4240 

(Ankeny, Faith, Assoc.) 434 S.E. Trilein Dr. 

Ankeny 50021 

WASHINGTON, Alex T. (RM) (Joy) 6120 Morningside Ave. 712-274-1227 


WASTA, Wayne E. (RM) (Phyllis) 310 Pleasant Hill Dr. 

Decorah 52101 

WATERMAN, David P. (RM) (Arlene) 1303 Plateau 

Horseshoe Bend, AR 72512-5032 

WATKINS, Dick L. (RM) (Linda) 2017 Rochester Ave. 319-338-8134 

(Amish Circuit) Iowa City 52245 

WATSON, Gordon E. (FE) (Jan) 600 E Hammond 712-623-2367 

(Red Oak, First) 610 E Hammond 712-623-2268 

Red Oak 51566 

WEARDA, Janet (PLP) 100 Central Ave E PO Box 484 515-456-4238 

(Hampton, Assoc.) Hampton 50441 

WEBB, J. Ellis (RM) (Esther) 1326 Washington Ave 515-648-3223 


WEBB, Leland J. (FE) (Catherine) 516 Kellogg 515-232-2750 

(Ames, First, Assoc.) 1102 Burnett Ave. 515-232-4178 

Ames 50010 

WEBB, Philip J. (FE) (Ellen) 201 E. Nebraska 515-295-7241 

(Algona) 20 Oakridge Dr. 515-295-9020 

Algona 50511 

WEBB, Warren S. (RM) (LuFern) 1771 Hickory Hill Drive 

Eagan, MN 55122-2412 

WEESNER, David A. (FE) (Cheryl) 708 15th St. PO Box 213 319-444-2410 

(Belle Plaine) 1508 Sunset Dr. 319-444-2408 

Belle Plaine 52208 

WEHNER, Julie A. (PM) PO Box 18 515-933-4731 

(Fremont-Cedar) 125 Washington PO Box 18 515-933-4595 

Fremont 52561-0018 

WEHNER, Paul J. (FE) (Patricia) 2832 Crown Point 217-492-4955 

(Leave of absence) Springfield, IL 62704 217-726-6011 

WEHR, Carol (PLP) 886 Hwy 6 515-236-8971 

(Malcom-Sheridan) Grinnell 50112-8005 

WEIDA, John O. (FE) (Carol) 31 Valor Rd. PO Box 295 712-434-5994

ROLLS 

(Aurelia) 413 Main St. PO Box 675 712-434-5941 

Aurelia 51005 

WEIDERT, Betty (ODM) 206 W. Main St. PO Box 21 712-464-3221 

(Lake City Union) 120 N. Olive 712-464-7950 

Lake City 51449 

WEIER, Susan K. (FE) 31654 Mound Rd. 810-264-4777 

(Ecumenical appointment) Warren, MI 48092-4739 

22414 Piper Ave. 810-772-3492 

Eastpointe, MI 48021-2415 

WEIR, Robert F. (FE) College of Medicine 319-335-6706 

(Extension ministries) University of Iowa 


WELLS, Harold J. (RM) 2678 324th LN 515-996-2829 

Adel 50003-8020 

WELLS, Nova L. (FE) (Carl) 5605 Atlantis Terrace 

(Disability) Arlington, TX 76016 

WENDEL, David R. (FE) (Jane) 227 W. 4th St. Ste 1-D 515-682-9655 

(Ottumwa District Superintendent) 408 Bryan Rd. 515-682-2157 

Ottumwa 52501 

WENDEL, Robert G. (RM) 2200 Las Brisas Way Apt. 402 

Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 

WERLEY, Harold E. (FE) (Ruth French) 450 S First St PO Box B 712-873-5117 

(Moville) 419 S Pearl St PO Box B 712-873-3678 

Moville 51039 

WESTENDORF, Audrey (FLP) 103 W Michigan 515-333-2860 

(Lenox-Mercer Center) 101 W Michigan 515-333-2394 

Lenox 50851 

WESTON, Mark E. (RM) (Muriel) 3520 Grand Ave. 

Sargent Apartments Apt. 254 


WHITE, George A. (FE) (Martha) 109 E. 14th St. 319-324-5278 

(Davenport, St. John’s) 2237 Fairhaven Rd. 319-359-0697 


WHITE, Joan (SLP) 130 N West St PO Box 68 515-765-4523 

(Truro-Peru) Truro 50257-0068 515-765-4782 

WHITE, Roger A. (FE) (Tamara) 201 E. Burger PO Box 97 319-427-5531 

(Hawkeye-Alpha-Union) 209 E. Burger PO Box 97 319-427-5523 

Hawkeye 52147-0097 

WHITENACK, Weldon A. (RM) (Marilyn) 627 W. Washington St. 319-653-4891 


WIEBESIEK, Daniel R. (ODM) (Deborah) 510 N. Washington PO Box 367 712-585-3532 

(New Market) 508 N. Washington PO Box 367 712-585-3255 

New Market 51646-0367 

WIERSON, Stanley S. (AM) 1298 7th Ave, 52302-3405 319-377-4856 

(Marion, First) 2500 22nd Ave. 319-377-1779 

Marion 52302 

WIESE, Allen J. (FE) (Debbie) 895 Court Ave. 319-642-3146 

(Marengo) 1215 Howard Ave. 319-642-3163 

Marengo 52301 

WILCOX, Paul N. (FE) (Gayle) 1202 9th St. PO Box 28 712-755-5172 

(Harlan-Monroe Chapel) 1502 Victoria 712-755-3445 

Harlan 51537 

WILCOX, Timothy (PM) 2116 Sherman Ave. Apt. 3E 847-864-4009 

(Appt. to school) Evanston, IL 60201-3219 

WILCOX, Wilbur F. (RM) (Betty Jo) 911 18th St. 515-280-3961 


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WILKEN, Alferd E. (RM) (Helen) 620 Summit Dr. Apt. 306 507-235-8614 

Fairmont, MN 56031 

WILKIN, Timm A. (PM) (Bess) 348 Main St. N. PO Box 333 515-928-2525 

(Titonka-Doan) 635 Main St. N. PO Box 409 515-928-2345 

Titonka 50480 

WILKINSON, John S. (PM) (Anita) 110 E US 50 PO Box 449 712-659-3807 

(Glidden) 608 Colorado 712-659-3806 

Glidden 51443 

WILLER, Michael J. (PM) 501 Main St. 712-762-3869 

(Anita-Wiota) 408 Maple St. 712-762-3868 

Anita 50020 

WILLEY, Larry G. (FE) (Marlene) 102 S. 8th 712-362-4886 

(Estherville) 120 S. 8th 712-362-2357 

Estherville 51334 

WILLIAMS, Alecia R. (ODM) 615 Church St PO Box 60 319-924-2811 

(Lamont-Aurora) Lamont 50650-0060 

WILLIAMS, Dale J. (RM) (LaJeune) 901 Whispering Pines Dr. 970-586-8905 

Longs Peak Rt. 

Estes Park, CO 80517-7054 

WILLIAMS, Douglas E. (ODM) 615 Church St PO box 60 319-924-2811 

(Lamont-Aurora) Lamont 50650-0060 

WILLIAMS, Loy A. (FE) (Linda) 425 Maple Lane 708-232-0709 

(Extension Ministries) Geneva, IL 60134-1151 

WILLIAMS, Robert D. (RM) (Kathryn) 2487 130th St. 712-586-4536 


WILLIAMS, Steven C. (FE) (Janet) 1036 7th St. 515-382-6536 

(Nevada) 709 K Ave. 515-382-4448 

Nevada 50201 

WILLIAMSON, Ensworth Lee (PLP) 202 E Maple PO Box 370 515-366-2325 

(Owasa) (Michelle) Conrad 50621 

WILLIAMSON, Michelle L. (FE) (Lee) 206 E Maple PO Box 370 515-366-2324 

(Conrad) 202 E Maple PO Box 370 515-366-2325 

Conrad 50621 

WILLIAMSON, Paul D. (RM) (Barbara) 1595 Xenia Drive 515-292-1482 

(Napier) Ames 50014 

10854 N.W. 103rd Ct. 515-999-9427 

Granger 50109 

WILSON, Carl E. (RM) R.R. 1 Box 22 515-675-3772 

Milton 52570 

WILSON, Gerald L. (RM) 52 N. Irvington Ave. 317-356-2700 

Indianapolis, IN 46219 

WILSON, Russell L. (RM) (June) 1342 73rd St. 515-274-6013 


WIMMER, Dana E. (FE) (Jessica) 337 S.W. 2nd St. PO Box 147 515-275-4015 

(Ogden) 231 S.W. 2nd St. PO Box 147 515-275-2392 

Ogden 50212-0147 

WIMMER, Jessica (TPS) (Dana) 231 S.W. 2nd St. PO Box 147 515-275-2392 

(Boone, Marion Street) Ogden 50212-0147 

WIMMER, Lawrence L. (FE) (Elizabeth) 619 Main St. 515-648-4607 

(Iowa Falls) 625 forest Dr. 515-648-9344 


WINCH, Marilyn C. (FE) 504 Main St. PO Box 37 319-723-4585 

(Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville) Nichols 52766 319-723-4243 

WINKELPLECK, Judy M. (PLP) 12321 Hickman Rd. 515-270-9226 

(Urbandale, Walnut Hills) Urbandale 50323-1810 

14995 Woodcreek Ln 

Clive 50325-4511

ROLLS 

WINTER, Harlan W. (FE) (Sandra Jean) 319 N. Main St. 319-523-6941 

(Southeast Louisa Co. Parish) 231 S. 7th St. 319-523-2762 

Wapello 52653 

WINTER, Robert B. (RM) 139 Mitchell St. 501-450-3557 

Conway, AR 72032 

WISE, David (SLP) (Karen) PO Box 246 319-246-2354 

(Calamus-Grand Mound) Calamus 52729-0246 

WISER, Gerald (FLP) (Thelma) PO Box 117 712-534-2506 

(Northboro-Blanchard) Northboro 51647-0117 

WITTERN, Bruce E. (FE) (Susan) 159 Westview Dr. PO Box 38 515-822-4833 

(Rockwell-Swaledale) Rockwell 50469-0038 515-822-3213 

WOESTE, Stanley F. (RM) (Gretchen) 1024 Braeburn Rd. 704-366-6220 

Charlotte, NC 28211 

WOLCOTT, Gerald B. (RM) (Ruth) 4215 Seger Ave. 712-276-0356 


WOLGAMUTH, Jack (ODM) 308 Broadway 319-752-0288 

(West Burlington) 512 Spring St. (mail) 319-752-6896 

West Burlington 52655 

WOODIN, Thomas W. (RM) (Roberta) 1201 W Adams 515-782-5871 

Creston 50801 

WOODWORTH, L. Scott (FE) (Fran) HC 69 Box 575 108 606-337-5394 

(Extension ministries) Beverly, KY 40913-9802 

WOOGE, Donald E. (RM) (Evelyn) 517 E. Clay 515-342-3832 

Osceola 50213 

WOOLERY, Charles (FE) 811 Crocker 515-244-5883 

(Des Moines, Burns) Des Moines 50309 

2100 Center St. 515-222-3148 


WRIGHT, DeLane D. (FE) (Karen) 607 Lynn St 319-886-2331 

(Tipton) 104 Meadow Ln 319-886-3402 

Tipton 52772 

WYATT, Lynn (FLP) (Patricia) PO Box 138 515-738-2527 

(Jefferson-Grand Junction, Assoc.) Grand Junction 50107-0138 515-738-2260 

YETTER, George I. (RM) (Grace) 1407 S.W. Emma 515-282-0937 

(Ivy, Centennial) Des Moines 50315 

YOUNG, D. Ward (RM) (Nancy) 309 Hill St. 712-482-3773 

Oakland 51560-4122 

YOUNG, J. Eugene (RM) (Caroline) 160 S. 19th St. Ct. 319-373-5053 

Marion 52302-4143 

YOUNG, Mark A. (FE) (Janice) 206 W. 2nd St., 52353-1925 319-653-5446 

(Washington, Assoc.) 1516 N. Third St. 319-653-7940 

Washington 52353-2839 

YOUNG, Robert W. (RM) (Helen) 1400 Pleasant Dr. 515-225-1160 


ZELENY, Thomas L. (FE) (Connie) 1st & Sycamore PO Box 187 319-342-2208 

(La Porte City) 204 Case Rd 319-342-2758 

La Porte City 50651 

ZIETTLOW, Carryl R. (RM) (Mary Ann) 42 Grisham Dr. 501-855-4530 

Bella Vista, AR 72714 

ZISKOVSKY, Janet L. (FE) 216 E. 4th St. 319-472-2839 

(Vinton, Stewart Mem.-Garrison) 212 E. 4th St. 

Vinton 52349 

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B. CLERGY IN AFFILIATE MEMBERSHIP 

Name Address Conference 

Thomas Albin 2950 Brunskill Rd. Oklahoma 

Dubuque 52003 

David W. Mixon Burlington Medical Center Illinois Great Rivers 

602 N. 3rd St. 


C. CLERGY ON HONORABLE LOCATION 


Name Address Charge Conference Year 

Allen, Harry A. Jr. 510 N. Oakland First, Carbondale 1974 

Carbondale, IL 62901 

Allen, James E. 706 Greenwood Rd. Indianola 1974 

Chapel Hill, NC 27514 

Baker, John J. 1217 Ann Avenue First, Excelsior Springs 1988 

Excelsior Springs, MO 64024 

Bartz, Harvey 2685 Bower Ct. E. First, South St. Paul 1971 

Inver Grove Heights, 

MN 55076 

Bonham, Dwight PO Box 132 Nevada 

Nevada 50201-0132 

Dale, Jan R.R. 3 Collegiate, Ames 1984 

Ames 50010 

Donovan, Timothy J. II 1528 32nd St DM, First 1996 


Duecker, Phillip L. Address unknown Hopkins Grove-Polk City 1990 

Durkee, Evelyn Mae 40074 Wallaby Rd. First 1980 

Rice, MN 56367 

Haidle, Jerry W. 104 Southfield Dr. Asbury, Webster City 1974 


Jones, Allan B. 437 BeJay Ave. Christ, Santa Rosa, Cal. 1988 

Santa Rosa, CA 95407 

Jones, Harold B. 2602 24th Ave. 

Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 

McCorkel, John P. Address unknown 

Mitchem, Donald D. 3302 Wakonda Dr. Asbury, Bettendorf 1986 


Newcomer, David 241 Richardson Dr. Mt. Tamalpais, 1974 

Mill Valley, CA 94941 Mill Valley, Cal. 

Osburn, Edward E. 7235 Aspen Dr. Valley View, 1982 

Kansas City, KS 66111 Overland Park, Kansas 

Plocher, Terry L. unlisted address 1998 

Sears, Thomas A. 2332 Upland Dr. S.E. St. Paul's, Cedar Rapids 1972 


Sherman, Brian J. 1007 Montague Dunlap 1995 

Dunlap 51529 

Spracklin, Kathryn L. 4139 Burdette St. 1998 

McDougal Omaha, NE 68111-4052 

Wrider, Darrel L. 203 Tucker 1979 

Hiawatha 52233

ROLLS 

Clergy Retired on Honorable Location 

Lorraine, William T. 1711 Cobble Lane, Mt. Dora, FL 32757 1993 

Phillips, Herbert E. 512 8th St. PL S.E., Altoona 50009 1996 

Sheckler, James 3417 Sunny Hill Dr., Bettendorf 52722 1997 

Simbro, William C. 4225 Grand Ave., Des Moines 50312 1998 

Zottnick, James W. 400 E. Colonial #607, Orlando, FL 32803 1993 

D. ADMINISTRATIVE LOCATION 

Tennant-Jayne, Timothy PO Box 2607 Loop Station 1991 

Minneapolis, MN 55402 

E. SURVIVING SPOUSES OF CLERGY 

Name Address 

Aitken, Shirley (Robert J.) 4 Broadlands Dr., Malvern, Worchester, England 

Andre, Doris (William) 3106 50th, Des Moines 50310 

Artman, Louise D. (Donald H.) 12100 E. Alaska Place, Aurora, CO 80012 

Arthur, Susan (Donald R.) 1400 W. Norton, Muskegon, MI 49442 

Ash, Dee (Mark Sullivan) 2000 Elm Circle, West Des Moines 50265 

Aurand, Ferne (Reuben) Western Home, 420 E. 11th St. Rm 319, 


Baker, Beatrice (George) 1203 N. E St. #1101, Indianola 50125 

Ballard, Letha (M. Stanley) 3314 S.W. 13th PL, Des Moines 50315 

Bass, Frances A. (Dale A.) Box 386, 404 Cass, Keosauqua 52565 

Beck, Belva Harper (Edward H.) 1300 13th St. NW, Apt. 307, Cedar Rapids 52405 

Berreth, Lora (Eugene) 848 Ashley Rd., Craig, CO 81625-1006 

Ellendale, ND 58436-0762 

Blakely, Erma E. (W.P. Gauer) R.R., Harlan 51537 

Blankers, Viola (Anthony) 707 Robin Glen #312, Indianola 50125-1196 

Blomquist, Muriel (Elmer S.) 18602 Timbers Dr., Humble, TX 77346-2680 

Bloodworth, Gladys (W. Marion) 3406 Spring Creek Dr., Conyers, GA 30208 

Bressler, Cloris (Kenneth) 519 E. 13th St. Spencer 51301 

Brockman, Ruth (Francis L.) 3520 Grand Ave. Apt. 405, Des Moines 50312 

Brown, Helen L. (LaMonte) R.R. 4, 49 X St., Lake Lotawana, MO 64086 

Brown, Margaret (Henry) 2747 Seventh Ave., Council Bluffs 51501 

Bucklew, Althea L. Wesley Acres, 3520 Grand Ave., Rm. 314 

(Roy E. Gugeler) Des Moines 50312 

Bugh, Lavonia C. (Sydney Sterett) 425 Vermont St., Quincy, IL 62301 

Buikema, Florence K. (James) 601 W. Sherman, Sellingrove, PA 17870 

Burdette, Betty (Ralph) 4010 Lakewood Blvd., Naple, FL 34112-6116 

Burns, Evelyn (Clarence) 1080 29th St., Marion 52302 

Campney, JoAnne (Arthur B.) 744 18th St., Des Moines 50314 

Cannaday, Sarah (Daniel) PO Box 193, Buffalo Lake, MN 55314 

Carbaugh, Esther (Harley) 710 Oak St., Story City 50248-1320 

Carlson, Virginia (Wayne) 651 S.W. 6th St. #1709, 

Pompano Beach, FL 33060-7740 

Carlton, Beulah (Lawrence) 2509 S Shore Dr, Clear Lake 50428-2920 

Chapman, Ruth (Deane) c/o Elizabeth C. Guyeska, 

3346 Overcreek Rd., Columbia, SC 29206-5158 

Chitwood, Darlene 5301 Wolfe Ridge Rd., Dayton, OH 45415 

(Quentin Lansman) 

Clark, Kathryn (Alfred) 509 Eighth St., Monett, MO 65708 

Clements, Alice G. (Paul V.) 336 S.E. 192nd Ave., Portland, OR 97233 

Clements, Wilma H. Phillips 807 N.W. Church St., Leon 50144 

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(Albert) 

Collier, Kathryn J. (Burton C.) 3707 Grand Ave. Apt. 7, Des Moines 50312 

Considine, Carol (Frank) 111 Caymen St., Iowa City 52245-3957 

Cooper, Anne (James) 908 16th St. N.E., Mason City 50401-1428 

Cooper, Hulda S. (Clifford Fitz) 443B Tecate Rd. Apt. 182, Tecate, CA 91980 

Coughenour, Virginia (Newton) 719 N. 1st Ave., Winterset 50273-1107 

(May 1- Sept. 15) 2310 Burr Oak Cir, Milford 51351 

Crabtree, Juanita (Roger) #7 Blackwood Lane, Meadow Village, 

Sunriver, OR 97701 

Crews, Phyllis (T. Ray) 817 Climer St., Muscatine 52761 

Curtis, Edna (Carlin) 120 Foster St., Mountain Home, AR 72653 

Cutler, Arlene (Donald) 523 Linn St., Story City 50248 

Davies, Karen (Merlin) 129 West Howard, Manchester 52057 

Dean, Ruth (Dwight G.) 2115 Clark Ave., Ames 50010 

Delahooke, Pearl A. (James) Friendship Haven W 357, 420 Kenyon Rd. 


Dimmit, Dean (George F.) 3100 Bracken Ct #2, Topeka, KS 66614 

Dipple, Frieda (Wm. F. Ellerbeck) Grandview Heights, 910 E Olive, 


Dold, Elizabeth (Ronald) 801 Blackhawk, Burlington 52601 

Dunham, Mildred L. (Lyle S.) 1611 W 3rd Ave Apt 10, Indianola 50125 

Eddy, Savilla (John Moore) 500 E. Adams, Manor 3, Mt. Ayr 50854 

Erb, Elma (Earl) 1308 6th Ave., Wellman 52356-9802 

Eveland, Mary Ellen (J. Arthur) 45-090 Namoku St. Apt. 905, Kaneohe, HI 96744 

Everhart, Joyce (Donald C.) 806 S. Lincoln St., Knoxville 50138-3117 

Faris, Gladys (Harlan W.) 308 E. Adams, Jefferson 50129-2004 

Faust, Aletha (Arthur J.) 7220 SW Asbury Dr., Topeka, KS 66614-4718 

Feller, Gladys M. (Warren L.) 860 17th St. S.E., Cedar Rapids 52403 

Fitch, Geraldine G. (Lloyd) 4126 E. 118th Ave., Thornton, CO 80233-5106 

Fitch, Janice DuBois (Richard) 411 Burkewood Dr., Winston Salem, NC 27104 

Flowers, Zepha E. (Forrest E.) No mail 

Forbes, Varena (Donald) 2108 Camanche Ave., Clinton 52732 

Frank, Blanche I. (Wesley) Chippewa Manor Retirement Center, 

756 Irvine St Apt 301, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 

Frankhauser, Anita (Arthur F.) Windgrace #20, 5118 S. Main St.,Cedar Falls 50613 

Frohardt, Myra (Edwin W.) 830 S. 13th Ave. E., Newton 50208 

Fry, Sylvia (William) PO Box 78204, Seattle, WA 98178-0204 

Garlock, Amy (Brown) 107 N. Bashford, Winfield 52659-9507 

Gaul, Shirley (Benjamin) 940 St. Claire Dr., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403 

Gilmore, Connie (Larry D.) 7254 Wilshire Blvd., Des Moines 50322 

Goldman, June (Max) 24113 178th St., Okoboji 51355 

Greenwood, Priscilla (Lloyd Bair) 114 Southfield Dr., Webster City 50595 

Guenther, Helen (R. Maynard Bell) 1715 Iowa Ave, Britt 50423 

Haar, Helen (Richard) 1024 Austin, Evanston, IL 60202 

Hall, Lois (Lester) 123 Alco, Maryville, MO 64468 

Hall, Susan B. (H. Milo) Humboldt Care Center 

800 13th St. S. #101, Humboldt 50548-2439 

Hang, Flora V. (Idea) 305 Hibbard Rd., Wilmette, IL 60091 

(Benjamin H.H.) 

Hann, Eunice (Paul) 411 W. Court, Winterset 50273 

Harbour, Jane (Donald) 421 Stonehaven Dr. #102, Ames 50010 

Harris, Ruby F. 411 S. 4th Ave., Winterset 50273 

Hartman, Merle (James) 625 W. South Omaha Bridge Rd. #15, 


Hart, Mary E. (Russell L.) 705 Monroe Apt. 1, Emmetsburg 50536 

Hauser, Charlotte (A. Keith) 923 Seeland Dr., Grinnell 50112-2029

ROLLS 

Havighurst, Novelle (Lawrence D.) 610 Park Lane, Madera, CA 93637 

Heath, Mildred (Paul) Friendship Haven West 355-W, Fort Dodge 50501 

Henderson, Marian (Milton) 800 Chestnut St. Apt. 303, Atlantic 50022-1665 

Henline, Alice (Wendell) 3020 Yorkshire Dr. N.E., Cedar Rapids 52402 

Henry, Betty (Joseph) 4591-1 Beck Lake Trl, Melbourne, FL 32901 

Hill, Lois (M. Trevor Baskerville) R.R. 1 Box 29, Minburn 50167 

Hindman, Beulah (Ralph S.) 1227 Margaret PO Box 832, 

Deer Park, WA 99006-0832 

Hinshaw, Cresence (Floyd) c/o Duva E. Roth 

11023 W. Ventana Dr. S., Sun City, AZ 85373-2303 

Holland, Jackie (Wayne Willcoxon) 1107 Oak Park Rd., Council Bluffs 51503 

Hoyle, Clarice A. (William T.) c/o Health Care Center, 100 E. Sunset Rd., 


Hunt, Ruth (George) 1950 S Dayton St Apt. 323, Denver, CO 80231 

Huscher, Nellie M. (Paul L.) 290 Gray PO Box 507, Waukee 50263-0507 

Johnson, Evangeline (Frank O.) No current address available 

Jones, Anita (Donald) 808 Colorado St, Glidden 51443-1031 

Jones, Margaret (Robert G.) 60 Burkart Dr., Oswego, IL 60543 

Josten, Letha Faye (Earl E.) 1226 Brentwood Drive, Ottumwa 52501 

King, Grace (Clyde) 202 E 13th St #3C, Tama 52339 

Kile, Arlene (Clifford W.) c/o Patricia Sadler, 141 Patty Ln, 

Florence, KY 41042-3337 

Kilmer, Rosemary (John O.) 5901 Montrose Rd. C-602, Rockville, MD 20852 

Kinney, Marvina H. (John M.) 9918 E. 114th Place S., Bixby, OK 74008 

Kleihauer, Dorothea (Thomas Doyle) 1710 Parkview Dr. Apt. B., Freeport, IL 61032 

Knight, Elsie (Clifford) 1200 Brookridge Circle Rm. 609, Atlantic 50022 

Krass, Janyce (Lester Hancock) R.R. 1 Box 70, Otho 50569-9705 

Larsen, Rosalie (Laurell) 1428 Whitcher Ave., Sioux City 51109 

Latta, Fern (John M.) 1206 Parkway, Burlington 52601 

Latta, Marjorie R. Wagner (Cecil Latta) 322 N. Main, Osceola 50213 

Lawrence, Martha (Wesley) 206 N. Green, Toledo 52342 

Litty, Melva L. (Phillip Cline) 1209 Birch Court, Aurora, NE 68818 

Long, Lorene (Arthur V.) 3524 Grand Ave. Apt. 302, Des Moines 50312 

Lott, Betty (Clifford) 19534 Munsey Dr., Katy, TX 77449 

MacCanon, Verla (Robert) 304 C Nicholas Dr., Marshalltown 50158 

Major, Neleta Anderson (Everett) 606 E. 11th St., Spencer 51301 

Martin, Ruby M. (Ernest F.) 103 Oberlin St., Iowa City 52245 

Mathwig, Hope F. 4530 Old Delphos Rd., Elida, OH 45807-9763 

Maus, Jane M. (Edward R.) 1222 B Ave NW, Cedar Rapids 52405-3923 

McClellan, Erma B. (Joseph) 404 King Spring Rd., Smyrna, GA 30082 

McClurken, Kathy (Scott Woeste) 2109 Van Buren Ave., Ames 50010-4517 

McKenzie, Ella (Martin O.) 418 Wilson Ave., Downers Grove, IL 60515 

McLaughlin, Hazel (Willis M.) Waverly Manor, 210 15th St. N.W., 

Apt. 312, Waverly 50677 

McLaughlin, Janet Thompson (Carroll) 1901 Indian Hills Dr., Sioux City 51104 

McMullen, Margaret (George W.) 404 Logan St. PO Box 109, Roland 50236-0109 

McMurrin, Myrtle E. (Albert) Friendship Village #4010, 

5790 Denlinger Rd., Dayton, OH 45426 

McQuin, Dollie (Donald) 377 Harrison, Council Bluffs 51501 

Metcalf, Eloise (Kenneth) 4331 Glenvale Ct., Bettendorf 52722 

Miller, Hilda I. (Richard) 2101 Wilshire, Enid, OK 73703 

Mueller, Loraine (Stanley) 761 Center St., Tracy, MN 56175 

Musson, Margaret (Wilbur) 213 W. Logan, Osceola 50213 

Nash, Berniece (M. Jack) 304 R St., Hamburg 51640 

Nelson, Dorothy (Earl V.) 1123 Country Club Dr., Boone 50036 

Noland, Lura M. (Garold B.) No current address available 

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Norem, Harriet J. (C. Delbert Grim) No mail 

Nye, Miriam B. (John) R.R. 2 Box 419, Moville 51039 

Ogden, Lillian M. (James A.) 1603 Mowery Ave., Ottumwa 52501 

Olson, Blanche E. (Clarence E.) 5815 Winwood Dr. #326, Johnston 50131-1651 

Olson, Virginia (Harold N.) c/o Edward Welty, 1018 N. 21st Pl., 

Kansas City, KS 66102-4136 

Overhulser, Helene (Wm. F.) 720 Kellogg Apt. 304, Ames 50010 

Pacholke, Jean F. (Raymond) 513 Thomas PO Box 386, Sioux Rapids 51585 

Paul, Helen (Golden Thompson) R.R. 2, Nevada 50201 

Pencook, Gertrude (Everett E.) 1005 N. 29th St., Fort Dodge 50501 

Pennington, Minerva (George) Fulton Apts. Apt. 3, 

327 Ash St., Columbus Junction 52738 

Peterson, Louie M. (John W.) 235 Mc Clellan Blvd, Davenport 52803-3618 

Peterson, Nedra Finch (Willard O.) 2494 International Cir. Apt. 306 

Colorado Springs, CO 80910-3160 

Pettersen, Irene (Clarence) 1712 Rainbow Dr., Waterloo 50701 

Pinnell, Barbara E. (Robert) 5138 Gallant Rd., Attalla, AL 35954 

Pooley, Anna L. (John B.) 5180 Gallant Rd., Attalla, AL 35954 

Potter, Irene (Paul P.) 304 3rd St., Rockwell City 50579 

Preul, Ferne M. (Louis H.) Friendship Haven West, Box 223, 


Primmer, Lois (Walter M. Cerka) 2120 18th St. S.W., Cedar Rapids 52404 

Pullman, Grace (Leroy) 3913 73rd St., Des Moines 50322-2501 

Reep, Louise B. (Ora L.) 3015 Alameda, Cedar Falls 50613 

Richardson, Leila M. (Fred) 950 Big Thompson Ave, Box 3830, 

Estes Park, CO 80517 

Rogers, Genevive R. (Gerald H.) 100 W. Van Buren, Lenox 50851 

Rose, Nora E. (Ivan D.) 716 Market St., Audubon 50025 

Rosenberry, Margie D. (Paul) R.R. 1, Ames 50010 

Rowley, Alice (Fred) 407 E. 6th St., Atlantic 50022-1545 

Rowse, Vera May (W. Leonard) West Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 50501 

Rubey, Mildred J. (Ray) PO Box 146, Montrose 52639 

Rugger, Roberta A. (Austin) 1209 Borger St., Plainview, TX 79072-6147 

Sasnett, Martena T. (J. Randolph) Valle Verde, B-311, 900 Calle De Los Amigos, 

Santa Barbara, CA 93105 

Schumacher, Lorene (Paul Textor) 409 Bridge St., Coon Rapids 50058 

Sheets, Elton (Dolores Santos-Sheets) 1920 Echo Ave., Britt 50423-8523 

Shickell, Jeanette (Virgil E.) 820 6th Apt. 2, Nevada 50201 

Shultz, Helen (Fred) W. Friendship Haven, 

420 Kenyon Rd #163, Fort Dodge 50501-5749 

Smith, Audrey (Robert L.) 4610 Douglas Ave. Apt. 214, 


Smith, Juanita (William C.) 937 Twilight Lane, Wheeling, IL 60090 

Smith, Julia Helen (Maurice O.) 1025 Swan Drive Apt. 220, 

Bartlesville, OK 74006 

Smith, Mildred E. (Herman H.) 1518 Conesotga Ct., Redlands, CA 92373 

Somerville, Lefa (Paul) 1611 Lancaster Cir, Norman, OK 73609 

Speer, Dorothy (Jack) c/o David Speer, 11106 Decatur Plz. Apt. 412 

Omaha, NE 68154 

Spiker, Dorothy (Leo L.) 608 E. 16th St. N., Newton 50208 

Staats, Betty (Everett H.) W. Friendship Haven #311, 

420 Kenyon Rd, Fort Ddoge 50501-5749 

Stark, Marjorie (Wallace) 682 Morris School Rd., Searcy, AR 72143 

Steinman, Ruby (Edwin G.) c/o Louis Steinman, 615 S. Oronogo, 

Webb City, MO 64870-2505 

Stewart-Morris, Violet May (Andrew) 1411 B Versailles, Alameda, CA 94501 

Sullivan, Margaret B. (Brian) R.R. 6 Box 243A, Decorah 52101

ROLLS 

Surface, Marjorie (Byron) 8015 Goodman Dr., Urbandale 50322 

Swalve, Patricia (Anthony Pettrone) No mail 

Tan, Harriet (Edward H.) JIn Sahti III 76, Kemanggisan, 

Jakarta, 11480 Indonesia 

Tappmeyer, Janice (Roger) 100 E 12th St, Hermann, MO 65041 

Temple, Mildred (Herbert) 1212 W. 16th St., Cedar Falls 50613 

Terry, Susan J. (Delbert V.) 60 W. High St., Nazareth, PA 18064 

Thomas, Alta M. (Lauren D.) c/o Duane Thomas, RR 5 Box 259, 


Thompson, Dorothy (Clarence W.) 13516 Ashworth Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98133 

Thompson, Levon (Harry O.) 610 Greenwood Ave., LeMars 51031 

Tidball, Jeanette (Sherman) 1512 26th St., Rockford, IL 61108 

Tinker, Lorena (Leonard) R.R. 3, Fayette, MO 65248 

Tschetter, Leoda (Edward) 1829 Spring View Drive, Mason City 50401-1634 

Watson, Myrtle (W. Ward) 505 N. Main, Denison 51442 

Weaver, Mrs. Samuel R.R. 2, Anamosa 52205 

Weitzel, Marcia D. (George) 225 S Tennessee Pl, Mason City 50401-4308 

Wells, Janet Urbauer (Cecil A.) 1526 Stratford Ave., Ames 50010 

Wilkins, Vera M. (Irvin G.) 104 S. Polk, Mt. Ayr 50854-1750 

Williams, Martha (Robert A.) 309 N D St Apt. 210, Oskaloosa 52577-2742 

Wilson, Jennie A. (M.D. Smith) Iowa Vets Home #417, Marshalltown 50158 

Wimp, Mary 5550 Bay Blvd., Ft. Richey, FL 34668 

Woolard, L. Doris (Harold) 14300 Chenal Pkwy. #3212, 

Little Rock, AR 72211 

Yinger, Ruth (G. Dempster) c/o Dick Quinlan, 1 Easely Loop, 

Greenwood, AR 72936 

Zarr, Marlene (Walter D.) R.R. 2 Box 184, Mt. Ayr 50854 

Zelley, Mary (Edward S.) 424 S. Prairie Ave., Libertyville, IL 60048 

Zischke, Elnora W. (Alton H.) 4564 32nd St., Dorr, MI 49323 

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EDITOR’S NOTE: The following list includes all lay persons serving on Boards, Agencies, and 

Committees of the Iowa Annual Conference as listed in the Organizational Structure. Not included are 

those serving Affiliate Groups (section E) or on District Committees (section G). 

Numbering indicates the position in which the person is serving, according to the numbering of 

the Organizational Structure. In the case of two phone numbers, the first is an office number and the 

second a home number. 

Please report all corrections and updates to Barb Oakland, Executive Secretary, Con- ference 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee, 2906 Bonnie Dr, Muscatine 52761-2311. 

Abrahams, Karen 700 11th St N 515-324-2050 

C5 Northwood 50459-1017 

Akerly, Dewayne 

th 

1201 15 St SE Apt 202 

C1(8), C2(2) Cedar Rapids 52401 

Amos, Frank 2954 Monroe 515-232-5689 

C7 Ames 50010 

Anderson, Bill Box 51 319-456-3911 

D2 Richland 52585 

Anderson, Ruth 713 College 712-732-4665 

D1 Storm Lake 50588 

Anderson, Ryan 543 Oliphant St 319-643-5599 

C4 West Branch 52358 

Anderson, Val 940 Maben 515-923-3223 

C8b Garner 50438 

Antunez, Enna 518 1/2 N Spencer 319-627-2437 

C2(4) West Liberty 52776 

Appel, Gwenna (Hans) 4395 460th St. 712-855-2419 

C1,C2(6),D1 Curlew 50527-8516 

Arnold, Onalee (Milton) 3262 Highway 13 319-377-2995 

D1 Marion 52302 

Austin, Willie 1029 Webster St 319-233-8918 

C8a Waterloo 50703 

Axtell, Cindy 

th 

2753 150 St 319-264-3403 

C2(1)f2 Muscatine 52761 

Baier, Randall (Phyllis) RR2 Box 186 712-778-4604 

C2(3) Griswold 51535 

Baker, Sharon 2601 E 39th Ct 515-266-0796 

C2(1)f5 Des Moines 50317 

Ballman, Dave 

th 

1801 5 712-852-3041 

C2(1)f3 Emmetsburg 50536 

Bardole, Phyllis 

th 

2144 295 St 515-436-8261 

B11 Rippey 50235 

Bark, Fred 1064 Vega Rd 319-644-2558 

C3,D2 Solon 52333 

Barker, Nancy 27650 Rosewood Rd 712-566-2947 

C2(1)f1 Enola 51559 

Barry, Ruth Ann (Milton) 1933 Rd. M 712-782-3397 

D1 Irwin 51446 

Bauch, Marilyn 902 Mill St. 319-478-2847 

C2(3) Traer 50675-1422 

Bearden, Charles 705 Washington 515-473-2381 

B8a Gladbrook 50636 

Beichley, Randy RR1 200th St 515-473-3057 

C7 Gladbrook 50635 

Bell, Dennis 1016 Ridge Road 712-263-3157

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C2(6) Dennison 51442 

Bellairs, Dale 723 S 22nd 712-542-4585 

B5 Clarinda 51632 

Bennecke, Al PO Box 618 515-752-4271 

D2 Marshalltown 50158 515-752-2577 

Bentzinger, Rosalie PO Box 157 319-835-3330 

C3 Donnellson 52625 

Berke, Marilyn (Kenneth) 2038 Hwy 20 712-944-5204 

C1 Lawton 51030 

Berryhill, Leroy (Meredith) 1030 N 19th St 515-955-6021 

B9 Ft Dodge 50501 

Bever, Brett 739 Walnut St 515-832-6119 

B13 Webster City 50595 

Bingaman, Edith PO Box 152 319-397-2459 

D1 Cantril 52542-2237 

Birkinbine, Al 3260 East Douglas 515-266-6493 

C2(1)e2 Des Moines 50317 

Bisinger, Carma PO Box 111 319-448-4403 

C2(6) Walker 52352 

Bogle, Steve & Denise 

th 

8375 NW 26 515-964-3547 

C4 Ankeny 50021 

Bolger, Janice 912 Woodland View Drive 515-856-8251 

C2(4)c Centerville 52544-2040 

Bolinger, Judy (Robert) Box 258 515-961-5317 

C3 Indianola 50125 

Bough, Rich 1100 North D St 515-961-3596 

C2(1)e3/f5 Indianola 50125 

Bowden, Fran & Gay 110 Carpenter 319-422-5282 

C2(6) West Union 52175 

Bowser, Ron 2060 Izy Ave 319-653-3823 

C2(1)e2/f2 West Chester 52359 

Bradner, Darlene 4705 Western Hills Dr 515-225-8188 

C1,C1(3),C2(5) West Des Moines 50265 

Braudt, Steve 1702 12th St 515-858-2099 

B12 Eldora 50627 

Braynard, Pat WDM UMC 515-279-0826 

C3 720 Grand Ave 


515-277-9648 

Breaw, Betty 

th 

3014 E 18 St 319-355-6205 

D1 Davenport 52803 

Brent, B.J. 404 NW Rockcreek Cir. 515-964-7325 

B11 Ankeny 50021-8980 

Brotherton, Judy (Alan) 2512 Mulberry 319-264-5372 

C1,C2(4) Muscatine 52761 

Brown, Elizabeth 112 1/2 E High 515-484-5906 

C2(1) Toledo 50342 

Brown, Janis Box 369 712-778-2211 

C1 Griswold 51535 

Brown, Josh 

th 

421 9 St NW 319-362-3371 

B3 Cedar Rapids 52405 

Brown, Kim 15844 Richland Rd 515-684-6278 

C2(1)f2 Ottumwa 52501-8279 

Bruhn, Christine 

th 

734 5 Ave S 319-242-5082 

C8c Clinton 52732 319-243-1104 

Bryant, John 15274 Pinehurst Dr 712-328-7898 

B11 Council Bluffs 51503-2481 

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Burgess, Jerry 

th 

920 18 Ave #1 712-476-5343 

C2(5) Rock Valley 51247 712-476-5123 

Burk, Wayne 304 Allamakee Street 319-538-3409 

B5 Waukon 52172 319-568-4387 

Burrow, Paul 2212 Lynndale Rd 515-673-4332 

C2(6) Oskaloosa 52577-9129 

Burrow, Rachel 2212 Lynndale Rd 515-673-4332 

C4 Oskaloosa 52577-9129 

Byers, Don (Dori) 720 W 11th St S 515-792-5060 

C1(3) Newton 50208 

Callahan, Charles & Sandy Box 339 515-288-4821 

C2(1)f5 Carlisle 50047 515-989-0245 

Carter, Virginia 2280 Zigler 515-854-2424 

C2(2) Williams 50271 

Carver, Phil (Rebecca) 1038 Ivy Ave 319-456-3857 

C1,C1(1),C2(6),D1,D2 Richland 52585 

Chambers, Dianne 

th 

1409 250 Ave 515-583-2330 

D1 Corwith 50430 

Chittenden, Kent 

th 

12004 190 St 319-465-4194 

C(2)1/e1/f4 Monticello 52310 

Christensen, Jane 613 East McLane 515-342-4798 

D1 Osceola 50213 

Chung, Sara 3706 Midland Hill 319-332-5204 

C8a Bettendorf 52722 

Clark, Betty Jean (Homer) 601 Hwy 65 South 515-822-4738 

C2(2) Rockwell 50469 

Clayton, Matt 420 S West 515-872-2151 

B4 Corydon 50060 515-872-2839 

Coder, Craig 10 K St SW 319-363-6642 

C4 Cedar Rapids 52404 

Conger, Lonnie 118 W 47th St 319-391-1155 

B12 Davenport 52806-4101 

Cooper, Jane (Phil) 25531 Cooper Lane 319-870-4545 

B8a,C2(4)c Holy Cross 52053 

Coover, Ed 5102 Colt Drive 515-224-5825 

C1 West Des Moines 50266-1700 

Cordon, Jackie & Oscar 2910 Aldersgate Dr 712-826-8121 

C2(1)/e1/f1,C5 Villisca 50864 

Cornelius, Dewey PO Box 372 712-332-7613 

C2(1)e2/f3 Arnolds Park 51331 

Coulsen, Roger 2160 Ashmore Dr. 515-292-9270 

B17 Ames 50014-7840 

Cousins, Katie 3533 Utah Ave NE 319-351-1411 

C2(1) Iowa City 52240 

Crawford, Avon 5108 Westwood Dr 515-225-2289 

C1,C2(5) West Des Moines 50265 

Crews, Bill 109 College Drive 515-482-3672 

B12 Melbourne 50162 

Cripps, Paula 4202 Polk St 712-239-4898 

C4 Sioux City 51108 

Cummings, Richard 4704 Cody Dr 515-225-2358 

C2(1)e2/f5 West Des Moines 50265 

Cummings, Rosalyn 704 Randolph 712-523-2455 

C8c Bedford 50833 

Dankof, Kyle & Debbie 710 Summer Ave 712-387-2781 

C2(1)f1 Riverton 51650


Daniel, Paul 202 W Main St 515-752-3668 

B8a Marshalltown 50158 515-752-0931 

Daniels, Lillian 2723 Ave C 319-372-4664 

C3 Fort Madison 52627 

Darling, Don 1139 W Washington 515-462-3961 

C2(6) Winterset 50273 

Davis, Robert 3835 Forest 515-277-2623 

C8c Des Moines 50311 

Dawes, Inez (Gil) 2443 Quail Ridge 515-462-4550 

C1,C1(1),C2(2) St Charles 50240-8523 

Dean, Megan 213 Woodridge Ave 319-351-9252 

C4 Iowa City 52245 

DeGraw, Rosemary (Lyle) 13649 Wren Ave 515-749-5816 

D1 Rockford 50468-9802 

Deremer, Andrea 316 Lawton Terrace 712-328-3921 

B8a Council Bluffs 51503-3027 

Derr, Tom 2000 Blake Blvd SE 319-395-9800 

B-11 Cedar Rapids 52403-4420 319-363-4968 

Deskin, Bill 

th 

3501 48 Pl 515-270-8162 

C4 Des Moines 50310 

Dewes, Lisa PO Box 571 319-754-8421 

C2(1)/e1/f2 Burlington 52601-0571 

Dirks, Marce 215 Cook Dr 712-255-0372 

C2(5) Sioux City 51104-4039 

Donat, Ann 249 W Central PO Box 55 319-232-7970 

C8c Raymond 50677-0055 

Doyel, Judy 

th 

2408 590 St 

C2(4)b Newell 50568 

Duffy, Beverly 1317 Stony Point Rd NW 319-396-2405 

C1(2) Cedar Rapids 52406 

Dunsmore, James 2740 Grove 319-391-7080 

D2 Davenport 52804 

Dykstra, Lorene (Bruce) 1200 Morningside Drive 712-778-2154 

C2(5) Box 503 Griswold 51535 712-778-4466 

Eason, Helen 

th 

605 220 St 712-652-3878 

C2(4)d Scranton 51462 

Eberhart, Erin Box 244 M’side College 712-274-3349 

B7 Sioux City 51106 

Edson, Charles (Laurie) 100 Dawn Dr 515-435-2554 

B4 Nashua 50658 

Egbert, Peg PO Box 204 319-456-6661 

B11,C2(4)a Richland 52585 

Eighmy, Mark 1014 Birch Ave 515-661-4333 

C1 Packwood 52580 

Eis, Betty (Richard) RR1 Box 50A 319-592-3419 

B17 Bonaparte 52620 

Engle, Marilyn 3624 Juniper Court 712-276-8531 

B5 Sioux City 51106 

Estell, Wayne 716 South 515-462-3373 

C1 Winterset 50273 

Evans, Patsy 15 E Washington St 515-674-3193 

B11 Colfax 50054-1318 

Everhart Joyce 806 S Lincoln 515-842-5716 

C2(3) Knoxville 50138 

Farnham, Evelyn (Paul) 3239 Garfield Ave 515-352-3986 

C2(6) Gowrie 50543-7540 

495

496 


Felkner, Myrtle (Paul) RR2 Box 64 515-649-2451 

C8c Centerville 52544 

Findley, Patricia PO Box 135 515-946-7339 

D1 Lovilia 50150 

Flanigan, Corri 310 N Elm St 319-547-2044 

B3 Cresco 52136 

Follmann, Gail (Russ) 2614 S Mulberry 712-276-1660 

D1 Sioux City 51106-3403 

Frank, Sandra (Carl) 215 E Third St Box 176 515-762-8260 

D1 Kanawha 50447-0176 515-762-3299 

Fudge, Art (Betty) Box 253 319-928-6841 

B4 Edgewood 52042 319-928-7135 

Garrett, Jamie (Larry) 800 Morningside Dr 319-753-9826 

C2(4)c Burlington 52601 

Garton, Ann (Howard) Box 425 515-887-6711 

C8c West Bend 50597-0425 

Gaul, Anita (Jonathan) 

th 

101 S 4 515-464-4000 


Golden, Greg & June 

th 

2921 170 St 319-662-9804 

C2(6) South Amana 52334 

Gooch, Jody (David) 1109 S 5th Ave W 515-792-6389 

B3 Newton 50208 

Gooden, Ruth Ann 18938 X Ave 319-989-2059 

C2(4)a Dike 50624-8023 

Gookin, Myron (Ann) 1107 Kodi Circle 515-472-3129 

B4 Fairfield 52556 515-472-8650 

Gould, Elaine 3000 N Alburnett Rd 319-373-1955 

C5 Marion 52302-9395 

Gowdy, Laurie 1948 310th St. 

C1 Melbourne 50162 

Griffith, Janet 110 Hilltop Drive 319-368-7006 

B5 Mount Vernon 52314 319-895-6788 

Groom, Tom PO Box 164 515-853-2450 

C2(4)d Rowan 50479-0164 

Grout, Melissa 305 S Walnut 515-333-2886 

B6 Lenox 50851-1435 

Gross, Lyle (Harriett) 13679 320th St 712-653-2139 

C2(4) Manning 51455 

Groth, Amanda 2451 Cummings Road 515-462-4445 


Guess, Autumn 301 S Wilson 515-386-2666 

C4 Jefferson 50129 

Hall, Wilma 515 N 12th 515-993-4452 

B6 Adel 50003 

Hamilton, Joan (Richard) 319 E Orchard Ave 712-323-8317 

C2(6) Council Bluffs 51503 

Hamilton, Richard (Joan) 319 E Orchard Ave 712-323-5039 

B6 Council Bluffs 51503 FAX 712-323-0778 

Heinrich, Shirley 825 Simms 712-323-7253 

B12 Council Bluffs 51503 

Heiny, Norma L. West (James) 6 N Willowgreen Ct 515-423-5094 

B13 Mason City 50401-1630 

Henning, Brenda 500 E Court St, Suite C 515-283-1996 

C1(2),C8b Des Moines 50309 ext 109 

Hess, Rosalind (Stanley) 614 Grand 515-733-2014 

B8 Story City 50248 515-733-2489


Hibben, Jan (Marvin) 404 Columbian Blvd 712-864-3669 

D1 Box 497 Armstrong 50514 

Hibben, Marvin (Jan) 404 Columbian Blvd 712-864-3669 

C2(2) Box 497 Armstrong 50514 

Higdon, Dorothy (Dave) 7035 Boxwood Ln NE 319-294-1161 

C2(2),C8b,D1 Cedar Rapids 52402-1037 

Higdon, Jim 

rd 

604 S 33 St #4 515-472-4034 

C2(1)f2 Fairfield 52556 

Hinke, Norlan 203 Silver Creek Rd 319-659-3141 

B9 DeWitt 52742 319-659-3379 

Hoelscher, Karen 

th 

1614 9 Ave 319-444-1082 

C2(1) Belle Plain 52208 

Hoff, Ardith Box 313 319-562-3778 

C2(5) Calmar 52132 

Holst, Bill 320 East View Pl 515-342-2087 

C2(1)/e2/f1 Osceola 50213 

Houston, Dan & Jean 1530 Quill Ave 515-432-1226 

C2(4)d,D2 Madrid 50156 

Howard, Doris 5339 Filmore Rd 319-426-5278 

C2(2) Elgin 52141 

Hudson, Jim (Donna) 1000 Sunset 712-335-3591 

B3,B4 Pocahontas 50574 712-335-4602 

Hueholt, Laverne H. 412 E Main 515-281-3544 

B6 Wayland 52654 319-256-7206 

Hunter, Paul 1505 Siegel St 515-484-4593 

C1(8) Tama 52339 

Hurst, Karen (Wendall) 16 E Cleveland 515-394-3390 

B3 New Hampton 50659 

Hurto, Larry 421 1/2 S 5th Ave W 515-792-1955 

C6 Newton 50208 

Hyde, Joan 516 2nd Ave, PO Box 799 319-472-2581 

C2(1)e1/f4 Vinton 52349 

Iles, Peggy (Richard) PO Box 50 515-675-3230 

C2(1)f2 Pulaski 52584-0050 

Intveldt, Julia 608 E Olive St 515-752-4906 

C2(3) Marshalltown 50158 

Ireland, Jeff (Jennifer) 752 Westwinds Dr #3 319-339-0313 

C1 Iowa City 52246 

Ireland, Jessica 2443 Quail Ridge Ave 515-462-1048 

C1,C1(1),C2(6).C4 St. Charles 50246 

Jacobsen, Callie 868 Davis 319-556-4494 

C4 Dubuque 52002 

Jackson, Ruth 202 W Main 515-752-3668 

B11 Marshalltown 50158 

Janssen, Marlene 2320 Rice Ridge Ln NE 319-335-5253 

C1 North Liberty 52317-9202 319-626-5896 

Jensen, Janice 24483 Rd L-34 712-322-8022 

C2(1)f1 Underwood 51576 

Jewel, Aaron (Ethel) 608 Park St 515-823-5635 

C7 Greene 50636 

Johnson, Barb 21969 C38 712-568-3454 

C2(1)e1/f3,C3, C4 Merrill 51038-8633 

Johnston, David 

th 

206 NE 5 515-964-7466 

C8c Ankeny 50021 

Jones, Janet (Robert) 2420 N Court 515-684-7033 

C2(4) Ottumwa 52501 

497

498 


Kading, Judy 1314 Cummins Pkwy 515-279-9931 

C2(4),D1 Des Moines 50311 

Keith, Vernon 504 E 7th 319-627-2581 

B8a West Liberty 52776 

Kendall, Elizabeth 422 S First St 712-328-3007 

C4 Council Bluffs 51503 

Kimble, Byron 407 N Washington 319-456-3881 

C2(5) Richland 52585-9525 

King, Patty (Mike) 206 N Franklin 515-292-3831 

B10,B12 Ames 50010 

Kinzler, Tanner RR4 515-233-3675 

C4 Ames 50010 

Kiple, Barbara 1134 Traul 515-682-0230 

B4 Ottumwa 52501 

Kirkpatrick, Aaron 401 Center Ave 319-443-2332 

C5 Urbana 52345 

Kirkpatrick, Keith 5009 SW 17th 515-285-4202 

C1(2) Des Moines 50315 

Kleppe, Corinne Grinnell UMC 916 5th Ave 515-236-3757 

C2(3) Grinnell 50112-1601 

Klinefelter, Richard PO Box 186 319-425-4129 

B11 Fayette 52142 

Klink, Margaret (Charles) 212 W Spring St 319-285-9080 

B8a Eldridge 52748 

Klinkel, Jim 1400 S Main St 515-847-2470 

B11 Charles City 50616 

Knight, Doris 

st 

312 1 St W 319-895-6286 

C2(4) Mount Vernon 52314 319-895-8721 

Kodis, Jeff 320 S. 4th #2 515-239-9994 

C2(2) Ames 50010-6816 

Kramer-Greiner, Cheryl PO Box 460 515-669-9730 

B4 Carlisle 50047-0460 

Kretzschmar, Norma (Richard) 1307 W 5th 712-258-6834 

C3 Sioux City 51103 

Kroger, Glenda 4372 Wilson Ave 712-728-3024 

C2(4)d Hartley 51346 

Kruse, Russell 3102 Fair Ave 319-326-4362 

B7,D2 Davenport 52803 

Kruse, Sarah 

th 

103 E 25 319-583-2794 

C8b Dubuque 52001 

Lamm, Janet 1238 Staub Ct NE 319-364-4922 

C8c Cedar Rapids 52402 

Lancaster, Marilyn 1500 Silverleaf 319-754-7391 

C1 Burlington 52601 

Larsen, Nancy 202 Benton 712-322-1159 

B3 Council Bluffs 51503-3143 

Leal, Liseth 1318 1/2 7th St 


Lemons, Alana 405 E Spring 515-622-2229 

C1(2) Sigourney 52591 

Letner, Shirley 

th 

239 N 8 St 712-324-4101 

C2(4)c Sheldon 51201 

Liljedahl, Carol 

th 

1619 305 St 712-642-3836 

C2(4)c Missouri Valley 51555-7017 

Lindell, Bob 110 Hillcrest Terrace 319-367-5206 

C2(1)f2 New London 52645


Lockard, Fred (Carol) 105 8th St SW 515-967-8044 

B3,B5 Altoona 50009 

Lockwood, Margaret 1420 20th St #12 515-223-9613 

B8a West Des Moines 50265-1506 

Lord, Wilma (Howard) 134 Lakeview Dr 515-623-3521 

D1 Montezuma 50171-8408 

Louk, Lynn (Jim) 531 S Fillmore 515-342-2337 

B9 Osceola 50213 

Lundy, Paul 4316 Phoenix St 515-281-5255 

C2(3) Ames 50014 

Luse, Steve 1845 Yellowpine Ave 319-696-2573 

C2(1)/e2 Lockridge 52635-8032 

Mackey, Margaret (Milford) Box 257 319-252-1197 

D1 Guttenberg 52052 

Major, Marty (Don) 1004 G Ave S 515-946-7392 

C2(2) Lovilia 50150 

Marnin, Judy (Joe) RR2 Box 115 712-762-4415 

C1 Anita 50020 

Martin, Jean 107 East Main Ave 515-592-1106 

C2(5) Lake Mills 50450 515-592-1101 

Mason, Marcia 613 34th Place 515-281-5055 

B12 West Des Moines 50265 515-224-4947 

Mather, David (Judy) 4617 Marsue Circle NE 319-393-6877 


Mattson, Paul & Roberta 

th 

3388 195 St 319-696-2547 

C2(1)f2 Lockridge 52635 

Mayer, Phyllis (Charles) 106 W Clarinda 712-246-4788 

B11 Shenandoah 51601 

McAllister, Matthew Lyon 214 Barker, ISU 515-293-3273 

C1 Ames 50010 

2772 170th St 

Mt. Union 52644 

319-865-7251 

McCall, J.C. RR2 Box 49 515-369-4914 

C4 Fontanelle 50846 

McCoy, Milt 2021 Grand Blvd 319-266-8676 

B11 Cedar Falls 50613 

McDowell, Scott 

th 

416 6 St SW 319-365-9226 

C4 Cedar Rapids 52404 

McGee, Winonah 110 N Walnut 712-527-4607 

B11,C1(8),C8b Glenwood 51534 

McIntosh, Edwin N. 801 Grand Ave Suite 3900 515-283-1000 

C2(4)b Des Moines 50309-2706 

McIntosh, Jim 

th 

2155 170 St 515-782-7058 

D2 Creston 50801-8136 515-347-8863 

McKinley, Paul W Lake RR 5 515-774-5784 

C2(2) Chariton 50049-9804 

McKnight, Susan (James) 2765 Mace Ave 712-662-4914 

D1 Early 50535 

Mehmen, Stan (Karmen) 32859 110th St 319-276-4830 

B5 Plainfield 50666 

Messenger, Dale E. 2033 Ashmore Dr 515-292-9185 

B5 Ames 50014 

Meyer, Margaret 4319 Brown St 319-391-6454 

B7,B8a,C1/(3),C2(6),C3,D2 Davenport 52806 

Miller, Elizabeth 2845 Adams Taylor St 515-333-2780 

B12 Lenox 50851-8516 

499

500 


Miller, Tom 3410 Linn Buchanan Rd 319-224-3767 

C2(1)e2/f4 Coggon 52218 

Mitchell, Diane 1127 T Ave 319-478-2826 

C1 Buckingham 50612 

Mitchell, Glen M. 213 Euclid Ave 712-322-0638 

C2(1),C2(1)f1 Council Bluffs 51503-1667 

Moe, Carolyn (Stephen) Box 253 515-473-2335 

C2(5) Gladbrook 50635 

Mooney, Eleanor (Charles) 422 River Dr 319-355-1357 

B11 Bettendorf 52722 

Moreland, Pat (Paul) 814 16th St 515-223-7822 

B7,B8a,C1,C1(1),C8c West Des Moines 50265 

Morris, Claudia (Elgin) 211 Orchard Lane 515-357-4276 

B9 Clear Lake 50428 

Mowrer, Tom 

th 

704 270 St 515-275-4126 

C5 Ogden 50212 

Mullins, Sue 

th 

1607 250 Ave 515-583-2156 

C2(2) Corwith 50430 

Murphy, Becky 915 Poplar St 515-732-1481 

C4 Osage 50461 

Myers, Melissa 4163 Hull Ave 515-262-1168 


Newcomb, Charles 715 N Calhoun St 319-627-4184 

C2(4)d West Liberty 52776 

Nevins, Jim (Betty) 307 E 5th 319-627-2074 

B11,C1(3) West Liberty 52776 

Ney, Sue 302 E North 515-295-9094 

B7,B10,B13,C1 Algona 50511 

Nissly, John 339 Sarah Ave 515-648-4285 

B5 Iowa Falls 50126 

Nolte, Beverly (Eldon) 

rd 

4112 SE 23 Ct 515-237-8544 

C2(4)c Des Moines 50317 

Nordyke, Virginia 6109 Greenbriar Ln SW 319-396-8490 

B13 Unit C 


Novak, Lois (Eugene) 3301 Hwy 13 319-377-2092 

C2(4) Marion 52302 

Nye, Miriam PO Box 419 712-873-3739 

C6 Moville 51039-0419 

Nygaard, Christian 

th 

2306 210 Ave 515-679-4083 

D2 Wesley 50483 

Oakland, Barbara 2906 Bonnie Drive 319-263-2415 

B11 Muscatine, IA 52761 

Odegaard, Carrie 7635 Normandy Dr 319-377-2574 

C2(3) Cedar Rapids 52402 

Olerud, Betty 1811 Crescent Dr 319-266-4853 

C2(2)a Cedar Falls 50613-1889 

O’Hare, Eryn 328 N Riverside Dr 515-233-0889 

C2(1)e1 Ames 50010 

Orfield, Michelle 

th 

1345 46 St 515-255-8858 


Orthel, JoAnn (Mike) PO Box 1209 319-656-3004 

D1 Kalona 52247-1209 

Padilla, Selina 1011 Lincoln Blvd 319-264-0531 

C4 Muscatine 52761 

Pak, Yong Chin 3118 Eisenhower Ave 515-233-6844


C1(6) Ames 50010-4310 

Park, Dianne 512 E Franklin 515-682-8751 

B5 Bloomfield 52537 515-664-1025 

Parks, Judith 

th 

3217 235 St 515-672-2564 

B5 Rose Hill 52586 515-632-8406 

Parrott, Barbara (Jim) 4026 11th St 515-243-5568 

C2(1)/f5 Des Moines 50313-3323 

Pauley, Christine (Larry) PO Box 338 515-724-3549 

C1(8) Moravia 52571 

Pauls, Joan 1203 Chestnut 712-243-1538 

D1 Atlantic 50022-2237 

Paulson, Glenda 1066 330th St 712-675-4478 

C8b Kiron 51448 

Pedrick, Jim & Gwen PO Box 26 515-936-4485 

C2(1)f2 Douds 52551 

Pellett, Haleen 

st 

206 E 21 712-243-2834 

C2(2)a Atlantic 50022 

Perry, Robert (Verla) 106 Shellrock Dr 515-324-2252 

C2(6) Northwood 50459 

Perry, Thelma 4200 Ozark St NE 319-393-4777 

B7 Cedar Rapids 52402-3049 

Peters, Roberta 2571 Guthrie 515-226-8770 

D1 Des Moines 50317 

Phillips, Carl 501 Birch 712-374-2369 

D1 Sidney 51652 

Piette, Betsy 312 Hillside Dr 319-344-0321 

C1(8), C2(2) Eldridge 52748 319-285-7636 

Pietzmann, Matt 22200 EP True Parkway #1 515-267-1921 

C2(2) Des Moines 50265-7015 

Pilecki, Fred 2620 Hamilton 712-258-4511 

C1,C2(3) Sioux City 51104 712-277-4303 

Pleggenkuhle, Olivia (Duane) 21942 210th St 319-427-3726 

C2(2),D1 Hawkeye 52147 

Pollock, James RR1 Box 49 515-464-3632 

D2 Mt Ayr 50854 

Poole, Lois 1711 Benton Ave E 515-932-2474 

B4 Albia 52531 

Pospisil, Mark 2919 Winter Ridge Ln 319-277-1806 

C4 Cedar Falls 50613 

Potts-Bell, Martha 407 Broadway 319-385-3772 

C2(5) Mt. Pleasant 52641 

Priebe, Clark 2929 Guthrie Ave 515-262-7192 

C3 Des Moines 50317 

Primmer, Linda 105 Tree Tops St 712-323-1950 

B4 Council Bluffs 51503-8424 712-323-3890 

Provow, Doug 3655 Story St 515-292-1892 

C7 Ames 50014 

Pullen, Deanna 6715 Del Matro Ave. 515-277-4528 

C3 Des Moines 50311-1618 

Quasdorf, Sarah Morningside College Commons Box 309 

C2(2) 3609 Peters Ave 


712-274-3642 

Ramsey, Becky 

th 

1335 100 Ave 712-349-2428 

C4 Lake Park 51347 

Rees, Jan 309 Flat Iron Dr 319-728-2887 

C2(1)f2 Columbus Junction 52738 

501

502 


Rembold, Chris (Doris) PO Box 25 319-285-9022 

C2(6) Long Grove 52756-0025 

Rhines, Nancy 290 29th St. 515-279-9343 

C2(4)c Des Moines 50312 

Richard, Don Box 216 515-877-2661 

C1(1) Humeston 50123 515-877-8441 

Richards, Linda 1109 Essex PO Box 314 712-385-8655 

C2(1)e1/f1 Farragut 51639-0314 

Rieboff, Lorena 7019 Franklin 515-276-2487 


Rigdon, Jerald 1600 Heisey 319-753-2661 

C8a Burlington 52601 

Ring, Dolores 105 S West St 712-642-3175 

C2(4)d Missouri Valley 51555 

Ritter, Ed (Kay) 1003 N Chestnut 515-782-7765 

C3 Creston 50801 

Ritter, Pat 545 James St 319-633-4715 

C8b Arlington 50606 

Roy, Jerry RR1 Box 25 712-563-2933 

C2(1)f1 Hamlin 50117 

Rubenking, Carrie NWC/RSC 34 712-737-7214 

C2(1)e1/f3 

th 

208 8 St SW 

Orange City 51041 

Runte, Robert 220 Brookside Ave 319-235-0018 

C1(2) Evansdale 50707 

Ryon, Susan (Lynn) 1620 N 23rd St 515-576-6827 

C2(4) Ft Dodge 50501 

Schlitter, Richard/Dorothy 609 15th St 712-423-2328 

B11/C8c Onawa 51040 

Schlitter, Dean 

th 

127 13 Ave NE 319-283-2558 

C1(2) Oelwein 50662-1859 

Schoeneman, Virginia 1822 Bel Air Dr 515-233-1758 

D1 Ames 50010 

Schlotman, Janice 

th 

2575 230 St 712-876-2859 

D1 Hornick 51026 

Schroeder, Alyson 378 B Ave 712-656-2378 

C1 Churdan 50050 

Schroeder, Mavis (Robert) 1530 Ladd Ave 515-762-3319 

D1 Kanawha 50447 

Schumann, David 301 W Athens 712-289-4322 

C4 Marathon 50565 

Scott, Floyd 2604 Mulberry 319-263-3466 

C1(1) Muscatine 52761 

Scott, Gordon 

th 

RR2 W 7 St 712-364-3435 

D2 Ida Grove 51445 

Seebach, Carol (Dale) 1787 Streamside Dr 319-359-0566 

C3 Bettendorf 52722 

Shaw, Don & Ruth 1846 B Ave NE 319-366-8389 

C2(4)c Cedar Rapids 52402 

Shepard, Mildred 205 S 5th 515-932-7054 

B11 Albia 52531 

Shew, Keith 

th 

21413 154 St Pl 712-336-2936 

C2(1)e2/f3 Spirit Lake 51360 FAX 712-336-1822 

Shultz, Gladys (John) 21358 Ash St 712-336-8958 

B5 Spirit Lake 51360 

Shultz, Joel PO Box 37 515-387-8594


B8,C4 Maxwell 50161 

Skog, Clarence 6 Ravencrest Dr 319-337-2659 

D2 Iowa City 52245 

Slater, Jen 11557 Co Rd E-53 319-484-2283 

C2(5) Olin 52320-7627 

Smith, Denny Morningside College 712-274-5100 

C1(8) 1501 Morningside Ave 


Smith, Gene 701 E Adams 

C2(4)d Mt Ayr 50854 

Smith, James (Kari) 205 Parkhurst St 515-673-4908 

B7,C1,C2(6),D2 New Sharon 50207 

Smith, Mary 

th 

2104 185 St 515-472-2492 

C5 Fairfield 52556 

Smithson, Donna 301 W Ohio 515-333-2220 

C8a Lenox 50851 

Song, Kum San 2345 Park Ave 515-266-3891 

C2(6) Des Moines 50321 515-243-7748 

Spencer, Beverly (Ed) 2353 Baker Ave 319-643-5941 

C3 West Branch 52358 

Spiker, Dorothy 608 E 16th St N 515-792-9091 

B11,D1 Newton 50208 

Spragg, John 201 S. J St 515-962-0758 

C2(1)e2/f5 Indianola 50125 

Stater, Susan 1922 Tremont St OFFC/FAX 319-277-3778 

C1,C1(1),C2(3) Cedar Falls 50613 319-277-7050 

Stephenson, Janet 322 Hickory Dr 515-292-2166 

B8,C2(2)a,C2(3) Ames 50014-3431 

Sterk, Ron (Cherie) 6655 240th St 712-735-6722 

C2(6) Hartley 51346 

Sterling, Becky PO Box 332 515-933-4470 

C2(1)/e1/f2 Fremont 52561-0332 

Stevens, Sarah 7617 Ridgemont Dr 515-276-5561 

C4 Urbandale 50322 

Streeter, De 1086 Nixon St 515-961-4523 

C2(1)e1 Indianola 50125 515-989-0070 

Swanson, Harold 3210 Lincoln Ave 515-277-7203 

C3 Des Moines 50310-5149 

Swanson, Jo 24376 Hwy 78 515-667-2971 

D1 Ollie 52576-8611 

Swanson, Kyoung Suk 4429 Squire Ct 319-355-5387 

C5 Bettendorf 52722 

Swartz, Carol (Albert) 1510 500th Ave 712-865-2910 

C1,C1(1) Dolliver 50531 

Sweet, Mary Jean 621 Tremont St 319-266-4664 

C6 Cedar Falls 50613 

Swinton, Sherry (Jerrold) 171 Lovejoy 319-232-3830 

B5 Waterloo 50701 

Symens, Crystal 1508 Warbler 515-276-5561 

C4 Hampton 50441 

Talbott, Jerry 

th 

21797 220 St 319-865-7551 

C2(1)f2 Mt. Union 52644 

Thayer, Keith (Nancy) 402 Montclair Park 319-351-9134 

C1(3) 201 1st Ave. Apt. 401 


Tilton, Eleanor S. 4605 DeRocher Path 712-943-8386 

503

504 


C8b Sioux City 51106 

Tippe, Carol 2675 Washington 319-337-7201 

C2(4)b, C8c Iowa City 52245 FAX 319-337-8891 

Tjarks, Edna 614 Glen 712-642-3609 

C8c Missouri Valley 51555 

Tomlinson, Mandy 230 S Hamilton, Box 243 319-237-6153 

B6 Fredericksburg 50630 

Townsley, Diane 903 Pat’s Court 319-448-4187 

C2(4)d Walker 52352-9668 

Trimble, Dolores 202 E County Rd, Box 187 712-282-4361 

B6 Galva 51020 712-282-4497 

Trimble-Roy, Ann PO Box 17 712-273-5322 

C5 Early 50535 

Tritle, Kae (Barrie) 1501 Sierra Dr NE 319-362-8140 


Ulrich, Gene 816 St. Andrews 712-274-9455 

C2(6) Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 605-232-8850 

Valdez-Barker, Amy 

FAX 712-274-1266 

1075 N Miller St, Apt 137 

C2(2) Scottsdale, AZ 85257 

VanDevender, William 1006 Maywood Dr 515-673-5825 

B13 Oskaloosa 52577 

VanderSchaaf, Dale 2602 Tyler 515-233-3209 

C2(4) Ames 50010 

Vint, Towanna 

th 

RR2 1128 120 St 515-473-2975 

C2(4)b Gladbrook 50635 

Volker, Carol 

th 

215 9 St 515-232-5420 

C5 Ames 50010 

Voigt, J. Scott 4130 Aspen Hills Dr 

B5 Bettendorf 52722-2138 319-332-9793 

Votaw, Debra (Timothy) 122 W Van Weiss 319-752-4374 

C8b Burlington 52601 

Walz, Andrea 828 Randall Ln 319-752-0535 

B7, C4 Burlington 52601 

Waterman, Lorraine 4975 Ash 515-262-2663 


Webb, Adam 1102 Burnett 515-232-4178 

C4 Ames 50010 

Webb, Cathy (Lee) 1102 Burnett 515-232-4178 

C4 Ames 50010 

Webb, Teresa A. 8410 Plum Dr. #15 515-251-5894 

B5 Des Moines 50322-7355 

Wenger, Brent 2233 Burnett 515-232-8718 

B12 Ames 50010 

Wengert, Charles PO Box 417 515-623-2259 

D2 Montezuma 50171 

Whiteing, Marie #26 Elmwood Dr 712-882-1489 

C1(4) Mapleton 51034 

Williams, Dana 206 N Franklin 515-292-3831 

B3 Ames 50014 

Williams, Jim 3018 E Ave NE 319-362-2285 

D2 Cedar Rapids 52402 

Williams, Marilyn 1734 Colt Ave 712-585-3577 

C7 New Market 51646-4036 

Williams, Maureen 

th 

1915 6 Ave 712-322-5128 

D1 Council Bluffs 51501-6022


Wiser, Gerald & Thelma Box 117 712-534-2506 

C2(1)e3/f1 Northboro 51647 

Witmer, John RR 1 319-732-2762 

C6 Moscow 52760 

Woodin, Bobi (Tom) 1201 W Adams 515-782-5874 

C2(1)/e1/f1 Creston 50801 

Wonderlich, Esther Iowa Weslyan College 319-986-5851(am) 

C6 Chadwick Library 319-385-6321(pm) 

Mt Pleasant 52641 319-385-3899(h) 

Worden, Leonard 403 110th 515-852-3362 

C1,C1(1) Dows 50071 

Wylie, George 500 E Court St, Suite C 515-283-1996 

B10, C1, C1(1),(2) Des Moines 50309-2019 ext 109 

Young, Marcia 3902 Aurora 319-588-4877 

B7,B11,C7,D1 Dubuque 52002-0454 

Young, Jim 100 Currier Hall N131 319-353-0283 

C7 Iowa City 52242-1222 

Ziskovsky, Marge 109 South Broadway 319-484-4849 

D1 Toledo 52342-1311 

G. Lay Missioners 

Bryson, Fred 1406 S. Moreland 712-246-6014 

Shenandoah 51601-2250 712-246-4592 

Cleair, Carolyn 525 Sunset Rd. 319-232-4103 

Waterloo 50701-3929 319-233-1912 

Davis, Sharon 820 7th Ave. Apt. B 402-390-5170 


Dolecheck, Leola RR 1 Box 153 515-772-4707 

Kellerton 50133-0153 

Fraley, Esta M. 2360 490th St. 712-283-2588 

Sioux Rapids 50585-7515 

Gould, Elaine 3000 N. Alburnett Rd. 319-373-1995 

Marion 52302-9395 319-444-1050 

Johnson, Barb 21969 C38 712-568-3454 

Merrill 51038-8633 

Kern, Darlene Ann 4089 335th St. 712-544-2556 

Shelby 51570-6001 

Kodis, Cynthia Ann 604 Polk Blvd. 515-278-5055 

Des Moines 50312-2333 515-274-0535 

Norton, Pam 12703 Hwy 63 515-682-4032 

Ottumwa 52501-8613 

Pietz, Ginger Ann 12581 386th Ave. 605-225-1075 

Aberdeen, SD 57401-8311 

Ruehle, Ernest 912 Palmer St. 712-482-6808 

Oakland 51560-4013 

Winkelpleck, Judy 14995 Wood Creek Lane 515-270-9226 

Clive 50325-4511 515-987-2404 

505

506 

1. Deaconess (Active) 

Beverly A. Reddick 

Associate Regional Director 

American Friends Services 

3425 Woodland St. 

Ames 50014-3552 

2. Deaconesses (Retired) 

Reva McNabb 

Brooks-Howell Home 

266 Merrimon Ave. 

Ashville, NC 28801 

Joanne Preul 

2805 6th Ave. N. Apt. 206 


3. Homes Missionaries (Retired) 

John L. and Coy P. Howe 

Brooks-Howell Home 

266 Merrimon Ave. 


H. DEACONESSES RELATED TO THE 

IOWA CONFERENCE 

4. Non-Commissioned Workers 

Vera Ludwig Director, Shesler Hall 

1308 Nebraska St. 

Sioux City, IA 51104 

I. MISSIONARIES RELATED TO THE IOWA CONFERENCE 

1. World Division (Active) 

David and Carol Butler Gene and Insook Matthews 

2 Blvd. Methodist World Mission 

Abbane Ramdane Kawanghwamun Box 740 

DZ-31024 Seoul, Korea 110-607 

Oran, Algeria 

Norma Kehrberg Jim and Neva Perdue 

Box 126 Bv. Orono 230 - 6q A 

United Mission to Nepal 2000 Rosario - Santa Fe 

Argentina 

Larry and Jane Kies 

Nyadure Mission Station Tom and Susan Shaw 

Nydaire Secondary School Schillingsbektal 4 

P.O. Box 2310 22529 Hamburg 

Mutoko, Zimbabwe Germany 

Kwasi Issa Kena and Mark and Angela Turner 

Abena Safiyah Fosua United Methodist Center 

c/o The Methodist Church of Ghana Mutambara 

Kumasi Ashanti District PO Box 267 PO Box 90 

Ghana, West Africa Nheoziwa, Zimbabwe 

Retired 

Virginia M. Pickarts Mildred Reitz 

1010 Osage St. Aprtado 6424, Panama 5 

Humboldt, KS 66748 Republic of Panama 


ROLLS 

2. National Division (Active) 

Donna Kay Campbell Kathryn Mitchem 

Church and Community Worker 1456 Sams Creek Rd. 

Certified Rural Chaplain Ashland City, TN 37015-5422 

DuLac, Louisiana 

James Campbell Jim Morris 

Parks Highway Parish Conference Superintendent 

P.O. Box 182 Red Bird Missionary Conference 

Willow, AK 99688 6 Queendale Center 

Beverly, KY 40913 

Mrs. Margaret Campbell Mary Morris 

Family and Community Ministries Teacher, Red Bird Missionary 

Parks Highway Parish School 

P.O. Box 182 Jack’s Creek Center 

Willow, AK 99688 Roark, KY 40979 

Kathleen Clark Eldon Shickell, Pastor 

Executive Secretary Red Bird Mission Conference 

Church and Community Ministry Route 7, Box A-21 

National Div., General Bd. Of Manchester, KY 40962 

Global Ministry 

475 Riverside Drive #381 

New York, NY 10115 

J. DIACONAL MINISTERS 

Michael G. Bell 214 E. Jefferson St. 319-351-5484 

(Iowa City, First) Iowa City 52245 319-351-7538 

Alaire Bornholtz 1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

(Sioux City, Grace) Sioux City 51106 712-276-1059 

Sharon E. Cates PO Box 198 

(Lutheran Social Serv. Iowa) Seargeant Bluff 51054 

David Michael Ferrell 4724 Harrison 319-386-2992 

(Rock Island, Illinois) Davenport 52806 309-786-0503 

Brenda Hunter Hobson 1036 7th St. 515-382-6536 

(Nevada, First) Nevada 50201 515-382-3341 

Bonnie Johansen-Werner 400 Miller St. 319-425-5244 

(Dub. Dist. Choral Cons.) Edgewood 52042-8162 319-928-6258 

Mark Lewis Mayer Fairfield UMC 515-472-4303 

(Fairfield) 202 N. “B” St., Box 464 515-472-2644 


Barbara K. Mittman Conference Youth Coordinator 515-382-2739 

(Conf. Youth Coordinator) P.O. Box 262 

Nevada 50201 

Carrie Mae Rubenking Northwestern College 712-737-7214 

(Northwestern College) 208 8th St. S.W. 

Orange City 51041 

Giewha Shin 101 Alexander PO Box 97 319-354-7801 

(I.C., Korean Baptist) Lisbon 52253 319-455-2846 

Kae Elaine Tritle 1501 Sierra Dr. N.E. 319-362-8140 

(Wellness Coordinator) Cedar Rapids 52402-6521 

Denise Walters 706 E. Robinson 515-842-6230 

Knoxville 50138 

Retired Diaconal Minister 

Rosalie J. Bentzinger 320 Park P.O. Box 157 319-835-3330 

Donnellson 52625 

Linnea Ericson Carlson 225 Tellidora Court 

Ft. Myers, FL 33908 

507

508 


Myrna Irene Carter 3806 Valley Place NE 319-393-0943 


Bernice Dvorak 1650 Koehler Dr. NW Apt. 240 319-398-9687 


Jimmie Ruth Ellsworth 701 W. Azalea 404-638-3310 

LaFayette, GA 30728 

Iris Harvey 3108 Creekview Dr. #4 608-836-4685 

Middleton, WI 53562 

Coy Payne Howe Brooks-Howell Home 

John L. Howe, Jr. 266 Merrimon Ave. 


Rachel I. Ireland 1705 Green St. 319-754-6925 


David R. Noble R.R. 1 Box 10 515-936-7157 

Douds 52551 

Joanne Preul 106 N. 10th St. #310 515-573-5413 


Carol Seebach 1787 Streamside Drive 319-359-0566 


Evelyn Blakely Wiley 1502 9th St. S.W. 515-423-5193 


K. CERTIFIED PERSONNEL 

1. Ministers of Education 

William E. Ballard 421 W. Broadway 515-448-4701 

Eagle Grove 50533 Home/FAX 515-448-4295 

Sharon E. Cates PO Box 198 712-276-1073 

Sergeant Bluff 51054 712-954-5246 

Gordon G. Elrick Creston UMC 515-782-2427 

400 N. Elm St. Box 265 515-782-7753 

Creston 50801 

Mary Alice Donovan Gran General Bd. Of Discipleship 615-340-7143 

Dir. Of Children’s Ministries 615-883-5176 

P.O. Box 840 


Mary Kathryn Green Fairbank-Oran UMCs 319-635-2932 

107 2nd St. PO Box 425 319-635-2606 

Fairbank 50629 

Frederick J. Lewis Clear Lake UMC 515-357-5247 

508 2nd Ave. N. 515-357-2724 


Catherine A. Luck 201 N. Locust Ave. 515-394-2893 

New Hampton 50659-1320 515-394-2249 

Barb Mittman PO Box 262 Ofc/FAX 515-382-2739 

Nevada 50201 515-382-5343 

Sue J. Mutchler 927 Harrington PL 319-352-5127 

Waverly 50677 

Julie DeShaw Nosek 221 River St. #2 319-354-7869 

(Retired) Iowa City 52246 

Mary B. Pope 671 18th St. 515-280-9269 


Kenneth D. Royar Fairfield UMC 515-472-4303 

PO Box 464 515-472-3827 

201 N. Court 


Ruth Ann Scott 984 49th St. 319-285-7118 

Monmouth 52309-9452 319-673-5011 

Warren Webb (Retired) 1771 Hickory Hill Dr. 612-686-0262 

Eagan, MN 55122 

George I. Yetter (Retired) 1407 SW Emma 515-282-0937 

Des Moines 50315

ROLLS 

2. Directors of Christian Education 

Louise Augustine 5125 Welker 515-277-1766 

(Retired) Des Moines 50312 

Diane Wasson Eberhart St. Luke’s UMC 319-582-4543 

1199 Main St. 319-582-0166 

Dubuque 52001 

Marilyn C. Henrichs Grace UMC 515-255-2131 

3700 Cottage Grove 515-964-2858 


Joanne Preul (Retired) 106 N. 10th St. #310 515-573-5413 


Linda Jane Vogel 2121 Sheridan Rd. 708-866-3900 

Evanston, IL 60201 

3. Associates in Christian Education 

Judith A. Bolinger First UMC 515-961-5317 

307 W. Ashland PO Box 258 515-989-3152 

Indianola 50125 FAX 515-961-9952 

Alaire Bornholtz Grace UMC 

1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

Sioux City 51106 712-276-1059 

Patricia L. Braynard West Des Moines UMC 515-279-0826 

720 Grand Ave. 515-277-9648 


Myrna I. Carter (Retired) 3806 Valley Place NE 319-393-0943 


J. Elaine Gould Christ Community Church 319-373-1955 

3000 Alburnett Rd. 319-444-1050 

Marion 52302 

Brenda Hunter Hobson First UMC 515-382-6536 

1036 7th St. 515-382-3341 

Nevada 50201 

Joan Hyde (Retired) 109 W. 9th St. 319-472-3825 

Vinton 52349-1359 

Ruth Jackson First UMC 515-752-3668 

202 W. Main 515-753-3779 


Carol L. Seebach 1787 Streamside Dr. 319-359-0566 

(Retired) Bettendorf 52722 

Susan Jane Eaton Stater 1922 Tremont St. Ofc/FAX 319-277-3778 


Mary H. Tonne 1732 Springville Rd. 319-895-8015 

Mount Vernon 52314 

Gayle M. Wilcox 1502 Victoria 712-755-5172 

Harlan 51537 

Evelyn Blakely Wiley 1502 9th St. S.W. 515-423-5193 

(Retired) Mason City 50401 

4. Minister of Music 

Leonard F. Sjogren Hope UMC Team Ministry 515-752-5104 

2203 S. 3rd Ave. 515-753-7427 


5. Directors of Music 

David Michael Ferrell 4724 Harrison 309-786-0503 

Davenport 52806 319-386-2992 

David R. Noble (Retired) R.R. 1 Box 10 515-936-7157 

Douds 52551 

6. Associates in Music 

Delpha Brockmeyer 3454 Kingswood PL 319-236-3636 


509

510 


Mark L. Mayer 703 E. Madison St. 515-472-4303 

Fairfield 52556 515-472-2644 

Elizabeth Brown 112 1/2 High St. 515-484-3564 

Toledo 52342 515-484-5906 

7. Minister of Youth 

Barbara K. Mittman PO Box 262 515-382-2739 

Nevada 50201 515-382-5343 

FAX 515-382-2739 

Jim Shirbroun Collegiate UMC 515-292-6936 

2622 Lincoln Way 

Ames 50014-7220 

8. Associate in Youth Ministry 

Judith A. Bolinger First UMC 515-961-5317 

307 W. Ashland PO Box 258 515-989-3152 

Indianola 50125 FAX 515-961-9952 

9. Certified Persons in Christian Communication 

10. Certified Persons in Church Business Administration 

Doris Eklund First UMC 515-472-4303 

P.O. Box 464 


Jerry E. Oakland District Superintendent, Muscatine 319-264-6836 

216 Sycamore St., Suite 102 


Margaret E. Wieting St. Paul's UMC 319-363-2058 

1340 3rd Ave. PO Box 2065 


11. Certified Secretary 

Beverley Zuch Oakland UMC 

610 Oak St. 

Oakland 51560 

L. NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL 

1. Working in Christian Education 

Blair Andrews Salem UMC 712-366-1408 

14955 Somerset 


Amy Arguello Altoona UMC 515-967-2991 

602 5th Ave. S.W. 

Altoona 50009 

Gary Astor Trinity UMC 515-573-3519 

828 N. 25th St. 


Jan Berner Trinity UMC 515-932-7393 

1117 Benton Ave. E. 515-726-3502 

Albia 52531 

Margaret Blakesley Windsor UMC 515-279-3629 

6222 University Ave. 


Diana Blue Trinity UMC 319-524-1081 

2330 Plank Rd. 

Keokuk 52632 

Deb Clague Estherville UMC 712-362-4886 

102 S. 8th St. 

Estherville 51344 

Joyce Cook Solon UMC 319-644-2288

ROLLS 

PO Box 87 319-644-3146 

Solon 52333 

Yvonne Dewein First UMC 515-648-4607 

Main & Hickory 515-648-4069 


Mary Dreier First UMC 515-232-2750 

516 Kellogg 

Ames 50010 

Barbara Fegan Rock Rapids UMC 712-472-2324 

302 S. Carroll PO Box 69 712-472-3473 

Rock Rapids 51246-0069 712-472-2365 

Trish Hallahan Collegiate UMC 515-292-6936 


Ames 50014 

Miriam Hanke First UMC 319-235-7088 

614 Randolph St. 


Kayla Heitland 921 Des Moines St. 515-832-5369 


Janice A. Hoover First UMC 319-266-1713 

723 Washington 


Danette Johnson Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan 515-522-7754 

603 N. Clay 


Dayna Kinkade Carroll UMC 712-792-1122 

1620 N. Adams 

Carroll 51401 

Corinne Kleppe Grinnell UMC 515-236-3757 

916 5th Avenue 

Grinnell 50112-1601 

Jack Larimer Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan 

603 N. Clay 515-522-7754 


Mary Larson Laurens UMC 712-845-4476 

201 W. Main 

Laurens 50554 

Evelyn Lewiston Community UMC 515-275-4015 

337 S.W. 2nd PO Box 147 515-438-2661 

Ogden 50212 

Myrna Loehrlein Kenwood Park UMC 319-365-6933 

302 33rd St. N.E. 319-365-3199 


Jan Lloyd Osceola UMC 515-342-2830 

130 W. Grant 

Osceola 50213 

Amy Lord 1905 N. Ridge Dr. 319-354-9292 

Coralville 52241-1051 

Barb Madsen 302 N 11th 515-324-3188 

Northwood 50459 

Connie McDowell Hampton UMC 515-456-4238 

100 Central Ave. E. PO Box 484 

Hampton 50441 

Iola McCutcheon Dubuque District C.E. Coord. 319-674-4296 

PO Box 28 

Greeley 52050 

Jo McFarland First UMC 515-382-6536 

1036 7th St. 

Nevada 50201 

Judi Miller Grandview UMC 319-582-8875 

419 N. Grandview Ave. 

Dubuque 52001-6332 

511

512 


Phyllis Moore First UMC 712-246-2081 

PO Box 394 

Shenandoah 51601-0394 

Robert Morris First UMC 515-842-3712 

P.O. Box 288 


Susan Northway 1372 340th St. 

Manly 50456 

Linda Olson 1014 Eastern 

Red Oak 51566 

Melissa Olson First UMC 319-642-3146 

895 Court Ave. 

Marengo 52301 

Mary Partello PO Box 36 

Lime Springs 51255 

James Pedrick Trinity UMC 319-352-2590 

1400 W. Bremer Ave. 

Waverly 50677-2834 

Lori Portz First UMC 712-623-2367 

600 Hammond 

Red Oak 51566 

LuAnne Postel Aldersgate UMC 515-278-0466 

3600 75th St. 


Carol Sue Purcell First UMC 319-754-8421 

421 Washington PO Box 571 


Sue Pyburn First UMC 712-258-0119 

1915 Nebraska 


Linda Rippeteau First UMC 319-372-6426 

510 9th St. 

Fort Madison 52627 

Joan Rude Storm Lake UMC 712-732-5458 

211 E. 3rd 


Mary Schnepf First UMC 319-377-4856 

776 13th Ave. 

Marion 52302 

Evelyn Schneider Community of Joy 319-344-0974 

1330 Spruce Hill Dr. 


Beth Schnurr First UMC 515-576-7586 

127 N. 10th St. 


Jim Schwaller First UMC 712-684-5262 

119 4th Ave PO Box 148 

Coon Rapids 50058 

Carolyn Simser Spirit Lake UMC 712-336-3115 

1812 Gary Ave 


Phyllis Sitter Spencer UMC 712-262-5970 

311 2nd Ave. W. 

Spencer 51301 

Sheryl Start Walnut Hills UMC 515-270-9226 

PO Box 71508 


Betty Stout First UMC 515-964-4240 

206 S.W. Walnut 

Ankeny 50021 

Dodie Tanner First UMC 515-423-4905 

119 S. Georgia Ave. 515-357-4866 

Mason City 50401

ROLLS 

Anne Thomas St. John's UMC 319-324-5278 

109 E. 14th St. 319-355-8475 


Heidi Van Buren New Covenant Parish 319-647-2228 

PO Box 207 

Victor 52347-0207 

Sandy Wagner 305 S. Clark St. 515-582-3281 

Forest City 50436 515-567-3395 

Georgia Wiederin Lake City Union 712-464-3221 

206 W. Main PO Box 21 

Lake City 51449 

Berleen Wobeter Toledo, Christ UMC 319-484-3564 

210 E. High St. 

Toledo 52342 

Judy Vopava Lovely Lane UMC 319-393-6674 

2424 42nd St N.E. 


Michelle Houser Wollert Wesley UMC 319-263-1596 

400 Iowa Ave. 


Cynthia (Cyndee) Young Immanuel UMC 515-277-1100 

2900 49th St. 515-251-8321 


2. Working in Music Ministry 

Carl Bleyle Collegiate UMC 515-292-6936 


Ames 50014 

Clay Dawson St. John’s UMC 319-324-5278 

109 East 14th St. 319-285-6100 


Clarence Dean New Hope UMC 515-278-2097 

4525 Beaver 


Ruth Hurlburt Shueyville UMC 319-848-7213 

1192 Steeple Lane N.E. 

Swisher 52338 

Roger Mollenbeck 119 S. Georgia 515-423-4905 



P.O. Box 288 


Judith Ohrt First UMC 515-465-4178 

3rd & Willis PO Box 237 515-438-2047 

Perry 50220-0237 

Lori Portz First UMC 712-623-2367 

600 Hammond 712-623-9169 

Red Oak 51566 

3. Working in Program Direction and Coordination 

Marsha Lowe St. Mark's UMC 319-337-7201 

2675 Washington St. 319-338-2726 


Marie Miller Grandview umc 319-582-8875 

419 N. Grandview Ave. 

Dubuque 52001 

4. Working in Church Activities Coordination 

5. Working with Lay Ministries and Discipleship 

Jane Hoegh Hampton UMC 515-456-4238 

513

514 

100 Central Ave. East 

Hampton 50441 


6. Working with Children 

Deb Hollesbe Christ UMC 319-391-5488 

2330 West 41st St. 


Linda Lackore Grimes UMC 515-986-4036 

P.O. Box 548 

Grimes 50111 

Char Ough Lovely Lane UMC 319-393-6674 

2424 42nd St. N.E. 319-395-9587 


7. Working with Youth 

Pam Calvert Living Faith 515-484-2204 

309 E. 11th St. 

Tama 52339-1621 

Lori Candee St. Timothy’s UMC 319-266-0464 

3220 Terrace Drive 


Kris Christiansen Faith UMC 515-332-2083 

311 First St. Box 647 

Humboldt 50548 

Paul Daniel First UMC 515-752-3668 

202 W. Main St. 


Jeremy Davidson 223 W. Washington 712-542-3719 


Barbara Dinnen Immanuel UMC 515-277-1100 

2900 49th St. 


Lisa Dewes First UMC 319-754-8421 

PO Box 571 


LaKaye Erpelding Algona UMC 515-295-7241 

201 E. Nebraska 

Algona 50511 

Melinda Farber Central UMC 515-672-2564 

201 N. Market PO Box 64 

Oskaloosa 52577 

Gary Follmann Manchester UMC 319-927-4439 

413 E. Butler St. 

Manchester 52057-1612 

Lori Frisch Sumner UMC 319-578-3359 

115 Pleasant St. 

Sumner 50674 

Cheryl Furguson Lovely Lane UMC 319-365-6273 

2424 42nd St. N.E. 


Brenda Goodall First UMC 319-472-4840 

304 1st St. W. 

Mount Vernon 52314 

Elaine Gould Christ Community UMC 319-373-1955 

3000 Alburnett Rd. 

Marion 52302 

Damon Green Kimball Ave. UMC 319-232-4103 

1207 Kimball Ave. 


Stanley Hayes Grace UMC 515-752-0738 

9 N. 5th Ave. 


Holly Hensley First UMC 515-684-5451

ROLLS 

202 E. Fourth St. 

Ottumwa 52501-2907 

Michael Janes Wesley UMC 319-263-1596 

400 Iowa Ave. 


Barb Johnson First UMC 712-546-5901 

25 3rd St. S.E. 

Le Mars 51031-2048 

Penny Kellenberger St. John’s UMC 319-324-5278 

109 E. 14th St. 


Scott Kober Grace UMC 515-255-2131 

3700 Cottage Grove 


Pam McAdams First UMC 515-244-6209 

1001 Pleasant St. 


Scott McDowell St. James UMC 319-363-3119 

1430 Ellis Blvd. NW 



P.O. Box 288 


Keith Nestor Christ UMC 319-391-5488 

2330 W. 41st St. 


Milessa Oleson Trinity UMC 515-228-5368 

PO Box 125 

Charles City 50616-0125 

Jill Olsen Jordan Creek UMC 515-267-9064 

1337 50th St. Suite B 


Wendy Paatz PO Box 1268 319-652-4420 

Maquoketa 52060-1268 

Peg Rasmussen Walnut Hill UMC 515-270-9226 

PO Box 71508 


Karen Reede Faith UMC 319-391-0596 

3322 W. Lombard 


Troy Richie PO Box 464 515-472-4303 


Todd Rogers St. Paul UMC 319-363-2058 

PO Box 2065 


Lisa Schroeder Lovely Lane UMC 319-365-6273 

2424 42nd St. N.E. 


Greg Scott First UMC 319-266-1713 

723 Washington 


Brenda Sherrick Asbury UMC 319-355-5218 

1809 Mississippi Blvd. 


Sandy Smith First UMC 515-342-2830 

130 W. Grant 

Osceola 50213 

Judy Smits Broadway UMC 712-322-7741 

11 S. First St. 


Curtis Turner Grace UMC 712-276-3452 

1735 Morningside Ave. 

515

516 



Chris Ward Eldridge UMC 319-285-4314 

604 S. 2nd St. 

Eldridge 52748 

Melissa Warren First UMC 515-964-4240 

206 S.W. Walnut 

Ankeny 50021 

Janet Wearda Hampton UMC 515-456-4238 

100 Central Ave. E. 

Hampton 50441 

Lee Webb First UMC 515-232-2750 

516 Kellogg 

Ames 50010 

Amy Willits 800 Poplar St. 712-243-4185 

Atlantic 50022-1617 712-243-3884 

Keri Wolfe-Guess First UMC 515-386-4411 

307 S. Wilson 


Troy Yard First UMC 319-242-5868 

621 S. Third St. 

Clinton 52732 

Amy Yoder Valley UMC 515-225-0227 

4201 Ashworth Rd. 


8. Coordinator of Older Adult Ministries 

Nancy J. Wittman Grace UMC 515-255-2131 

3700 Cottage Grove 


9. Membership Secretary 

10. Communications Coordinator 

Kathy Cooley First UMC 319-235-7088 

624 Randolph 


11. Working as Parish Assistant 

Cynthia L. Kumsher First UMC 712-243-4185 

800 Poplar P.O. Box 527 712-234-2617 

Atlantic 50022-0527 

12. Working in Campus Ministry 

13. Preaching Associate 

Carol Wehr Brooklyn, Grace-Malcom-Sheridan 515-522-7754 

603 N. Clay 


14. Community Enabler/Developer - 

15. Ministers of Health/Parish Nurses - For information on Ministers of Health and Parish Nurses 

you can contact the following persons: 

Carol Tippe St. Mark’s UMC 319- 337-7201 

2675 E. Washington St. 


Judy Doyel 2408 590th St. (wk) 712-262-1775 

Newell 50568-7592 712-288-5724

LAITY MEMBERS TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

M. LAITY MEMBERS TO ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

EDITOR’S NOTE: Addresses for laity members may be obtained by writing or calling: Deb Harper, 

Secretary to the Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, 500 E. Court Ave., Suite C, Des Moines, 

IA 50309-2019 Phone: 515-283-1996 ext. 104. 

Cedar Rapids District 

Alice-Center Point-Urbana - Lola Barrick 

Amana - Ruth Phelps 

Belle Plaine - Karen Hoelscher 

Bertram - Doris Hinchliffe 

Brooklyn-Malcom-Sheridan - Esther Lofton 

Cedar Rapids Asbury - Carrie Ball 

Cedar Rapids Buffalo - Mary Fredericksen 

Cedar Rapids Crosswinds - Bev Johnson 

Cedar Rapids Faith - Richard Woodward 

Cedar Rapids Kenwood Park - Dick Andersen 

Cedar Rapids Living Water - Christie John 

Cedar Rapids Lovely Lane - Carol Sundberg 

Cedar Rapids Lovely Lane - Judy Vopava 

Cedar Rapids New Creation - Tootie Stepanek 

Cedar Rapids St. James - Paul Nosek 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Cathy Conkin 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Dale Fitzgibbons 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Gregg Nelson 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Bill Schatz 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Mel Struthers 

Cedar Rapids Salem - Jeff Cook 

Cedar Rapids Sharon - David Cerka 

Cedar Rapids Trinity - Lew Newman 

Cedar Rapids Trinity - Mary Newman 

Central City - Deb Foster 

Clarence - Steve Norton 

Clover Ridge - LaVonda Gordon 

Coggon United Parish - Jean Mangold 

Coralville - Bea Kinzler 

Coralville New Horizons - Dot Hasler 

Iowa City First - George Dane 

Iowa City First - Beverly Marshall-Goodell 

Iowa City First - John Nichols 

Iowa City First - Sara Nichols 

Iowa City Hope - Mary Lou Johansen 

Iowa City Korean - Halla Kim 

Iowa City St. Mark's - Karen Kuntz 

Iowa City St. Mark's - Todd Wiblin 

Kalona - Kay Kaalberg 

Kalona, Sharon Center - David Epley 

Lafayette, Salem - Velma Hauser 

Lisbon - Carl Riechers 

Marion Christ Community - Cheri Pettibone 

Marion First - Dolly Brown 

Marion First - Denny Knudtson 

Marion First - Jon Wiley 

Martelle-Viola - Lori Noe 

Martelle-Viola - Jud Stover 

Mechanicsville Yoke - Rudy Huffman 

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Morley - Inis Huffman 

Mount Vernon - Sue Deibner 

Mount Vernon - Brenda Goodall 

New Covenant Parish - Bill Alexander 

New Covenant Parish - Jane Alexander 

North Liberty - Lyle Muller 

North Linn-Silver Creek - Ruth Bovenmyer 

Olin-Olin, St. Paul's-Morley, Faith - Mary McAtee 

Oxford - Alice Edwards 

Palo - Juanita Dennert 

Peace Parish - Genia Dudley 

Riverside - Rick Frees 

Shueyville - Peggy Jedlicka 

Solon - Lisa Metzler 

Springville - Gerald Thies 

Tiffin - Christine Berlin 

Tipton - Alice Ann Gallagher 

Tipton - Jerrel Gallagher 

Wellman - Bob Goodrich 

West Branch - Chris Thomas 

West Branch - Ryan Anderson 

West Branch-Springdale - Ronnie Cousins 

Williamsburg - Jo Littrell 

CFA Member - David Mather 

Cornell College Representative - Carissa Wehrman 

Council on Youth Ministry Leadership - Megan Dean 

Diaconal Minister - Michael Bell 

Diaconal Minister - Kae Tritle 

District At Large - Linda Andersen 

District At Large - Jim Farmer 

District At Large - Jean Fontinel 

District At Large - Walda Gustafson 

District At Large - Lois Novak 

District At Large - Marjorie Reynolds 

District At Large - Miles Shultz 

District At Large - Mary Tonne 

District COM Chair - Marlene Janssen 

District Lay Leader - Greg Golden 

District Lay Leader - June Golden 

District Nominating Committee - Beverley Wilson 

District UMW President - Onalee Arnold 

District UMM President - Clarence Skog 

District Youth - Jennifer Slater 

District Youth - Geoff Wood 

District Youth - Amanda Fauenholz 

District Youth - Kasey Lyons 

General/Jurisdictional Board Member - Amy Valdez 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Jeff Ireland 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Bev Spencer 

Retired Diaconal Minister - Myrna Carter 

Retired Diaconal Minister - Bernice Dvorak 

Rules of Order Committee - Steve Ballard 

Rules of Order Committee - Virginia Nordyke 

Sessions Committee - Thelma Perry 

Standing Committee Chair - Truman Jordan 

UMM Elected Leadership - Jim Williams 



UMM Elected Leadership - Fred Bark 

UMW Elected Leadership - JoAnn Orthel 

Wesley Foundation Representative - Stephanie Hough 

Council Bluffs District 

Anita-Wiota - Neil Aupperle 

Atlantic - Elaine Elming 

Atlantic - Lillian Landis 

Audubon - Elaine Bowen 

Audubon - Mary Ellen Quandt 

Braddyville-Shambaugh - Robin Thomas 

Carson-Mount Hope - Donnie Hendricks 

Clarinda - Ray James 

Coin-Norwich - Charles Mayer 

Council Bluffs Broadway - Chuck Devereaux 

Council Bluffs Broadway - Gloria Devereaux 

Council Bluffs Epworth - Ardelle Clevenger 

Council Bluffs Epworth - Shirley Dyson 

Council Bluffs Fifth Avenue - Joe Scherrer 

Council Bluffs Hazel Dell - Geraldine Story 

Council Bluffs Salem - John Bryant 

Council Bluffs Salem - Karen Bryant 

Council Bluffs Trinity-Carter Lake - Dorothy Head 

Elliott-Pilot Grove - Earl Gemmill 

Emerson-Wesley Chapel - Elloree Wilson 

Faith Parish - Joe Croll 

Faith Parish - Linda Richards 

Clarinda - Tessie Dass 

Glenwood - Rex Coatney 

Glenwood - Carol Wilson 

Griswold - Lorene Dykstra 

Hamburg - Sue Warden 

Harlan-Monroe Chapel - Wayne Arnold 

Harlan-Monroe Chapel - Marlene Redman 

Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman - Margaret Anderson 

Lewis United Congregational - Donna Woodward 

Logan-Magnolia - Barbara Dappen 

Macedonia-Henderson - Marilyn Pilling 

Malvern-Strahan - Pat Curtis 

Marne-Buck Creek - Marie Harris 

Missouri Valley-Modale - Sharlotte Watson 

New Market - Madylene Huntsman 

Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center - Kay Hoye 

Northboro-Blanchard - Thelma Wiser 

Oakland - Louise Merkle 

Red Oak Circuit - Bonnie Minthorn 

Red Oak First - Jan Watson 

Red Oak First - Al Moore 

Ross-Gray - Nora Evaleen Rose 

Shelby-Persia - Jean Dittmer 

Shenandoah - Barbara Arunski 

Shenandoah - Ted Witthoft 

Sidney-Thurman - Elbert Reed 

Silver Creek-Hancock - Patti Jens 

Tennant - Rita Petersen 

Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux - Kim Shepard 

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Villisca-Nodaway - Marsha Shepard 

Woodbine - Waunita Johnson 

Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale - Donna Lincoln 

CFA Member - Nancy Larsen 

District At Large - Carolyn Arnpriester 

District At Large - Randall Baier 

District At Large - Jan Creasman 

District At Large - Carole Liljedahl 

District At Large - Judy Marnin 

District At Large - Richard Merkle 

District At Large - Ernie Ruehle 

District At Large - Amy Willits 

District COM Chair - Janis Brown 

District Lay Leader - Joan Hamilton 

District Nominating Committee - Phyllis Mayer 

District UMW President - Ruth Ann Barry 

District UMM President - Carl Phillips 

District Youth - Dana Williams 

District Youth - Nancy Barker 

District Youth - Andrea Deremer 

District Youth - Judith Freemyer 

District Youth - Lisa Hauser 

Equitable Salary Chair - Richard Hamilton 

General COSROW - Winonah McGee 

Resolutions Committee Member - Shirley Heinrich 

Retired Diaconal Minister - John Howe 

Retired Diaconal Minister - Coy Howe 

Creston District 

Adair-Casey - Barry Orness 

Afton-Jerusalem - Martha Musmaker 

Alleron-Clio-Lineville - Debbie Dyer 

Bedford-Gravity - Vivian Keith 

Brooks-Carbon-Carl - Doris Heaton 

Chariton - Judy Besco 

Chariton - Paul McKinley 

Clearfield-Sharpsburg - Leann Baker 

Corning - Helen Longabaugh 

Corydon Parish - Dode Poston 

Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion - Nancy Roberts 

Creston - Dave Greenlee 

Creston - Arnold Kenyon II 

Cumberland-Pine-Grove - Blanche Hall 

Dexter-Redfield - Floyd Meacham 

Diagonal-Arispe-Shannon City Yoke - Dixie Taylor 

Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center - Myrtle Allen 

Fontanelle-Highland - Mildred Sears 

Greenfield - Ardeth Chesnut 

Greenfield - Betty Stone 

Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapal - Delia Benton 

Hopeville-Lacelle-Pleasant Valley Christian Yoke - Vicky Luce 

Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River - Phyllis Manning 

Lacona - Carol Oliver 

Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City - Jim Hammer 

Lenox-Mercer Center - Judy Beckett 

Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor - Twila Seley 



Massena-Bridgewater- Avondale - Carol Nielsen 

Menlo-Jefferson Center - By Phillips 

Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Center - Phillips Thompson 

Mt. Ayr Larger Parish - June Smith 

Murray - Bonnie Allen 

New Virginia-Medora - Mary Reisner 

Norwood-Pleasant Prairie - Laurie Ehlers 

Orient Hill of Zion - Don Arrowsmith 

Osceola - Bill Holst 

Osceola - Fern Underwood 

Russell-Bethel - June Nolte-Davis 

Seymour-Promise City - Sally Donald 

St. Charles - Sandy Smith 

Stuart-Mount Vernon - Carla Grasty 

Tingley-Wishard Chapel- Ellston - John Allen 

Town and Country Parish - Susan Sullivan 

Truro- Peru - Jeri Lytton 

United Trinity Parish: Humeston-Leroy Yoke - Joyce Dent 

Winterset-Patterson - Bonnie Forsyth 

Winterset-Patterson - Ed Scholtens 

Woodburn - Leola Dolecheck 

District At Large - Emily Allen 

District At Large - Darlene Churchman 

District At Large - Jim Gillan 

District At Large - David Jennings 

District At Large - Bill Raiser 

District At Large - Loraine Raiser 

District At Large - Vicki Saxton 

District At Large - Phyllis Wertz 

District COM - Wayne Estell 

District Lay Leader - Don Darling 

District UMW President - Jim McIntosh 

District Youth Member - Phylisha Eshelman 

District Youth Member - Elizabeth Miller 

Program Review - Don Richard 

Des Moines District 

Adel - Lavonne Martin 

Adel - Wilma Mitchell 

Altoona - Kirk Norris 

Altoona - Dave Peterson 

Ankeny Faith-Des Moines Marquisville - Chuck Lierman 

Ankeny First - Kay Abbott 

Ankeny First - Stephanie Luiken 

Ankeny First - Robin Devine 

Ankeny First - Mike Reberry 

Carlisle - Judy Denniston 

Carlisle - De Streeter 

Colfax - Patsy Evans 

Dallas Center - Diane Fox 

Des Moines Union Park - Virgil Hillman 

Des Moines Christ - Jack Deskin 

Des Moines First - Ron Matson 

Des Moines Grace - Twila Glenn 

Des Moines Immanuel - Bill Deskin 

Des Moines Immanuel - Jeff Vining 

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Des Moines Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights - Lucille Butcher 

Des Moines Simpson - Evelyn Long 

Des Moines St. John's - Randall McNeer 

Des Moines Staves - Dorothy Deitch 

Des Moines Wesley-Bloomfield - Marjorie Shackelford 

Des Moines Windsor - Forest Weber, Sr. 

De Soto - Russ Knuth 

Des Moines Burns - Adin Davis 

Des Moines Easton Place - Lila Roe 

Des Moines Epworth - Jim Logan 

Des Moines First - Isabelle Abarr 

Des Moines First - Dorothy Riddle 

Des Moines Gatchel - Bruce Kooker 

Des Moines Grace - Margaret Borgen 

Des Moines Grace - Joan Young 

Des Moines Jordan - Rhonda Jordon 

Des Moines Korean - Hyunchul Kim 

Des Moines Maple Grove - Dallas Gilreath 

Des Moines Miller - Wayne Wilson 

Des Moines New Hope - Jim Wells 

Des Moines Trinity - William Basinger 

Fort Des Moines - Thelma Poore 

Granger - Merle Hall 

Grimes - John Carver 

Grinnell - Don Burkhead 

Grinnell - Corinne Kleppe 

Grinnell - Virgil Scott 

Hopkins Grove - Greg Saboe 

Indianola Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel - Eleanor Hines 

Indianola First - Jane Godwin 

Indianola First - Ruth Laning 

Indianola First - Sam Martin 

Ira Community Church - Marjorie Thomas 

Ivy Centennial - Libby Hiatt 

Kellogg Pleasant View - Kevin Gifford 

Kilduff-Reasnor - Shirley Viney 

Linn Grove - Linda Shearer 

Minburn - Charles Landon 

Mingo-Farrar - Bob Leonard 

Monroe - Don Baker 

Newton First - Ed Clements 

Newton First - Pat Thies 

Newton St. Luke - Dennis Smith 

Norwalk - Jack Gehring 

Norwalk - Marlys Pauley 

Pleasant Hill Oakwood - Laura Anspach 

Polk City - Ron Cook 

Prairie City-Pleasant Hill - Ramona Holmes 

Urbandale Aldersgate - Jan Hall 

Urbandale Aldersgate - Carol Thomas 

Urbandale Walnut Hills - Layne Rasmussen 

Urbandale Walnut Hills - Judy Winkelpleck 

Van Meter Booneville - Donna Penick 

Waukee - Phyllis Hinkson 

West Des Moines Valley - Betty Lou Baker 

West Des Moines - Fran Bobzin 



West Des Moines - Darlene Bradner 

West Des Moines Jordan Creek - Teresa Rudolph 

West Des Moines - Marv Vande Lune 

West Des Moines - Kathy Williams 

Woodward - Frances Prueitt 

Chair, Handicapping Conditions Committee - Pat Moreland 

Chair, Board of Higher Education and Campus Min. - Avon Crawford 

Committee on Resolutions - Marcia Mason 

Conference Chancellor - Roger Witke 

CFA - Jody Gooch 

Retired Diaconal Minister - Iris Harvey 

District At Large - Gladys Alvarez 

District At Large - Jo Campney 

District At Large - Eloise Cranke 

District At Large - Keith Gunzenhauser 

District At Large - Deb Hansen 

District At Large - Jim Hayes 

District At Large - Ruth Anne Petrak 

District COM Chair - Ed Coover 

District Lay Leader - Kum San Song 

District UMW President - Roberta Peters 

District Youth Member - Renee Clark 

District Youth Member - Ben Allen 

District Youth Member - Jeff Kodis 

District Youth Member - Matthew Shea 

General/Jurisdictional Conference - Beverly Nolte 

Journal Editor - Jill Stanton 

Program Review Member - Lorena Riebhoff 

UMW Elected Leadership - Judy Kading 

UMW Elected Leadership - Dorothy Spiker 

Dubuque District 

Anamosa - Jeanne Stump 

Arlington-Volga - Pat Ritter 

Buck Creek-Delhi - Dennis Glew 

Calmar-Burr Oak - Don Nelson 

Colesburg - Ann Glime 

Decorah - Alice Holdiman 

Delmar-Elwood - Flora McDonald 

Dubuque Center Grove-Rockdale - John Conley 

Dubuque Faith - Kathy Bausch 

Dubuque St. Luke's - Janet Busch 

Dubuque St. Luke's - Helen Johnston 

Dubuque Step Out in Faith- East Pat Ames 

Earlville United Parish - Shirley Patrick 

Edgewood - Betty Fudge 

Elgin-Illyria Community - Doris Howard 

Epworth - DiAnne Taft 

Fayette - Denny Martin 

Greeley - Art Holthaus 

Guttenberg-McGregor - Liz Goodfellow 

Hawkeye-Alpha-Union - Kay Burrow 

Hazleton - Mary Davis 

Independence - Bill Lake 

Independence - Susie Lake 

Lamont-Aurora - Grace Smith 

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Lansing- New Albin - Janet Mattson 

Manchester - Jill Mack 

Manchester - Duane Philgreen 

Maquoketa - June Fisher 

Maquoketa - Ted Wiggins 

Miles-Preston-Sabula - Faith Bruhn 

Monona-Giard - Adrienne Dobbins 

Monticello Yoke - Rose Marie Ferguson 

Oelwein - Lee Bennett 

Oelwein - Pat Bennett 

Oxford Junction - Carol Brinkman 

Randalia-Maynard-Westgate - Norman Klink 

Sherrill- Hillcrest Services - Leola Calonder 

Strawberry Point - Joan Thomas 

Waukon-Forest Mills - Joan Burk 

West Union - Marlene Bicknese 

Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth - Linda Wood 

Diaconal Minister - Bonnie Johansen-Werner 

Distirct At Large - Wayne Burk 

District At Large - Cindy Campbell 

District At Large - Barbara Dale 

District At Large - Richard Klinefelter 

District At Large - Bernita Leliefeld 

District At Large - Barb Tabor 

District At Large - Keith Weimer 

District At Large - Dewey Ames 

District COM Chair - Lonnie Fawver 

District Lay Leader - Gay Bowden 

District UMW President - Ollie Pleggenkuhle 

District Youth - Sarah Kruse 

District Youth - Jessica Caldwell 

District Youth - Amanda Herbst 

Episcopacy Committee Chair - Jane Cooper 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Bill Lux 

Fort Dodge District 

Ames Calvary - Margie Ingledue 

Ames Collegaite/Wesley Foundation - John Jacobson 

Ames Collegiate/Wesley Foundation - Pat Girton 

Ames CollegiateWesley Foundation - Betty Elliott Elizabeth 

Ames First - Carolyn Bittner 

Ames First - Dorothy Fulton 

Ames First - Kathy Van Pelt 

Ames Korean - Yong Lee 

Beaver Yoke - Deloris Good 

Boone First - Phyllis Ketcham 

Boone First - Annette Meier 

Boone First - Vern Soderstrum 

Boxholm-Pilot Mound - Nancy Malmquist 

Calvary-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe - Ronda Patterson 

Collins-Loring - Barbara Moses 

Colo - Ester Handsaker 

Dayton-Harcourt - Sue Green 

Eagle Grove - Gwen Amonson 

Eagle Grove - Sue Ellen Ballard 

Faith - Bob Bristol 



Faith - Chris Nielsen 

Faith - Marilyn Wood 

Farnhamville United-Somers - Jason McKenney 

Fort Dodge Epworth - Irene Whitehill 

Fort Dodge First - Jim Metzger 

Fort Dodge First - Anna Ryon 

Fort Dodge Riverside - Mike Cormack 

Fort Dodge Trinity - Gary Astor 

Fort Dodge Trinity - Jeff Becker 

Fort Dodge Trinity - Herb Bishop 

Gowrie - Dale Farnham 

Heartland United Methodist Parish - Blanche Fritz 

Heartland United Methodist Parish - Wendy Mount 

Heartland United Methodist Parish - Jan Snyder 

Heartland United Methodist Parish - Nila Spencer 

Hope Parish - Don Hamilton 

Hope Parish - Jan Trometer 

Hope Parish - Deb Louk 

Hubbard - Joan Bunte 

Huxley-Cambridge - Karen Wilson 

Jefferson-Grand Junction - Keri Wolfe-Guess 

Jefferson-Grand Junction - Waunita Collogan 

Jefferson-Grand Junction - Carolyn Houk 

Lake City Union - Phyllis Griggs 

Lehigh-Otho - Carol Corey 

Mackey - Robert Nelson 

Manson - Ray Stanley 

Maxwell-Peoria - Jeana King 

Maxwell-Peoria - Rich Wehrman 

Napier - Bob Fausch 

Nevada - Dave Punke 

Nevada - Jim Shelledy 

Ogden - Evelyn Lewiston 

Ogden - Tom Mowrer 

Perry - Eleanore Wojan 

Pomeroy-Jolley - Jim Johnson 

Radcliffe-Ellsworth - Harlan Harper 

Rippey-Fairview - Beulah Skinner 

Rockwell City - Marlene Stacy 

Scranton-Greenbrier - Curly Eason 

Slater-Sheldahl - Herb Belz 

Stanhope Parish - Scott Carlson 

Story City - William Appelgate 

Story City - Rosalind Hess 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe - Burton Patterson 

Webster City Asbury - Kay Klaver 

Webster City Asbury - Kathy Lund 

Webster City Faith-Kamrar - Gerald Caquelin 

Williams-Ellis - Virginia Carter 

Woolstock-Duncombe-Vincent - Deloris Soppeland 

Zearning - William Britten 

CCYM Leadership - Adam Webb 

Conference Youth Coordinator - Barb Mittman 

CFA Member - Dana Williams 

Deaconess - Joanne Preul 

Deaconess - Bev Reddick 

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District At Large - Karen Sharpe 

District At Large - Cathy Webb 

District Committee on Nominating- Phyllis Bardole 

District COM Chair - Alyson Schroeder 

District Lay Leader - Evelyn Farnham 

District UMW President - Virginia Schoenenman 

District Youth - Tanner Kinzler 

District Youth - Autumn Guess 

District Youth - Gina Hertz 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Susan Ryon 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Janet Stephenson 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Jason Webb 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Sarah Stevens 

UMM Elected Leadership - Dan Houston 

Wesley Foundation Representative - Rachel Kenney 

Mason City District 

Ackley-Geneva - Lavonne Grice 

Alden-Popejoy - Mary Montandon 

Aredale-Bristow - Emma Rindels 

Belmond - Bob Wilson 

Britt - Don Schrandt 

Buffalo Center - Fern Thornbury 

Charles City - Patti Speas 

Charles City - Sean Speas 

Clarion - Maureen Elston 

Clarion - Evelyn Fibikar 

Clear Lake - Erin Bastian-Zickefoose 

Clear Lake - Mary Jane Reynolds 

Clear Lake - Lon Rosenthal 

Corwith-Wesley - Anne Nygaard 

Cresco-Zion - Todd Kowalke 

Crystal Lake - Bonnie Suetterlin 

Dows-Alexander - Betty Swanson 

Dumont - Phyllis Jeanne Gronberg 

Elma - Arlene Oelberg 

Floyd West St Charles - Dale Koehler 

Forest City - Benjamin Carter 

Forest City - Joyce Carter 

Forest City - Jon Hillesland 

Fredericksburg-Williamstown - Robert McCracken 

Garner - Val Anderson 

Greene Yoke - Lenora Burry 

Hampton - Jane Pitts 

Hampton - Tom Pitts 

Hansell-West Fork - Deloris Stevens 

Iowa Falls - John Nissly 

Iowa Falls - Dorothy Wilson 

Kanawha - Bob Schroeder 

Klemme-Goodell - Novella Bredbenner 

Lake Mills (Asbury) - Doris Grotewold 

Lime Springs-Chester - Mark Withey 

LuVerne-Livermore - Lawrence Marty 

Manly-Bolan - Karen Abrahams 

Mason City First - Sherrie Burt 

Mason City First - Karl Griffith 



Mason City First - Jeanne Haas 

Mason City Grace - Carl Solum 

Mason City Wesley - Nancy Crane 

Mason City Wesley - Eric Linden 

Meservery-Thornton - Maxine Fischer 

Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center - Bob Schriever 

New Hampton - Larry Jensen 

Northwood - Chuck Myhre 

Osage - Margaret Wyatt 

Renwick-Goldfield - Boyd Crees 

Riceville-McIntire - Lois Church 

Rockford-Marble Rock - Helen Schumburg 

Rockwell- Swaledale - Cliff Poland 

Rowan Yoke - Bonnie Leist 

Sheffield, First-Chapin - Sandra Beard 

Shell Rock Valley - Donna Kuhlemeier 

Shell Rock Valley - Mary Snell 

St. Ansgar-Little Cedar - Richard Duncomb 

Thompson - Kay Olsen 

Ventura - Virginia Overguard 

Chair, Standing Committee - Sue Mullins 

CFA Member - Corri Flanigan 

CFA Member - Karen Hurst 

District At Large - Janet Barnhart 

District At Large - Fay Bowden 

District At Large - Dorothy Dunning 

District At Large - Jim Mullins 

District At Large - Joan Philgreen 

District At Large - Joe Roth 

District At Large - Candi Schubert 

District At Large - Helen Slattum 

District Lay Leader - Bob Perry 

District UMM President - Christ Nygaard 

District UMW President - Dianne Chambers 

District Youth - Dalin Green 

District Youth - Amber Griner 

District Youth - Doug Stevens 

District Youth - Tyler Harper 

Program Review Member - Leonard Worden 

Retired Diaconal Minister - Evelyn Wiley 

Rules of Order Member - Norma Heiny 

UMW Elected Leadership - Sandra Frank 

UMW Elected Leadership - Mavis Schroeder 

Muscatine District 

Ainsworth - Betty Bean 

Bettendorf Asbury - Bill Coffenberry 

Bettendorf Asbury - Jan Coffenberry 

Bettendorf Asbury - Leona Ferguson 

Bettendorf Community of Joy - Eric Larew 

Bettendorf Quad-Cities, Korean - SePyo Hong 

Brighton - June Ricks 

Burlington Asbury- Spring Grove - Diane Baker 

Burlington First - Andree Halden 

Burlington First - Barry Halden 

Burlington Grace - Jim Grisolano 

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Burlington West Hill - Sharon Ford 

Calamus-Grand Mound - Don Allen 

Clinton First - Connie Beck 

Clinton First - Chris Bruhn 

Columbus Junction-Columbus City - Bonita Paige 

Columbus Junction-Columbus City - Kay Perkins 

Crawfordsville - Deb Lowe 

Danville-Long Creek - Glenn Dockendorff 

Davenport Christ - Zelda Clark 

Davenport Christ - John Pheiffer 

Davenport Faith - Lonnie Conger 

Davenport Grace - Esther Baker 

Davenport St. John's - Pam Fredericksen 

Davenport St. John's - Percy Hier 

Davenport St. John's - Michael Shupe 

DeWitt - Ray Huseby 

Eldridge - Linda Tubbs 

Embury - Barbara Munford 

Fort Madison First - Terry Petersen 

Fort Madison Santa Fe - Berniece Knuffman 

Keokuk Trinity - Dave Barrett 

Keokuk Trinity - Becky Figge 

Letts-Island - Noel Townsley 

Living Faith Parish - Ann Campbell 

Living Faith Parish - Stefanie Johnson 

McCausland-Park View - Olive Luckritz 

Mediapolis-Sperry - Tracey Burgus 

Montrose - Elaine Foley 

Morning Sun - Hoyt Griffin 

Moscow - John Witmer 

Mount Pleasant - Carol Hapward 

Mount Pleasant - Don Hapward 

Mount Pleasant - Ginny Struble 

Mount Union-Wesley Chapel - Carol Messer 

Muscatine Fellowship Parish - Roberta Eichelberger 

Muscatine Fellowship Parish - Scott Smith 

Muscatine New Hope - Mary Parrott 

Muscatine St. Paul's Hispanic - Madeline Lopez 

Muscatine Sweetland - Gary Nickols 

Muscatine Wesley - Norma Morrison 

Muscatine Wesley - Jan Soboroff 

New Life Parish - Vicki Cline 

New London - Duane Griggs 

Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville - Dick Brand 

Oakville-Kingston - Rose Brees 

Sandusky - Barb Bryant 

Trenton - Jerry Simmons 

Walcott - Ken Sherman 

Wapello - A.J. Boysen 

Washington - Bob Kennedy 

Washington - Rich Paulsen 

West Burlington - Jesse Powell 

West Chester - Ron Bowser 

West Liberty - Ruth MacGowan 

Wilton - Kathy Luethye 

Winfield-Spring Run - Dorothy McConahay 



Conference Secretary of Global Ministries - Judy Brotherton 

Conference Lay Leader - Margaret Meyer 

Diaconal Minister - Carol Seebach 

Diaconal Minister - David Ferrell 

District At Large - Beth Briggs 

District At Large - Mel Bryant 

District At Large - Karen Buffington 

District At Large - Larry Carstensen 

District At Large - Marlene Eyres 

District At Large - Vern Keith 

District At Large - Phyllis McConnell 

District At Large - Ruth Miller 

District COM Chair - Marilyn Lancaster 

District Lay Leader - Chris Rembold 

District Nominating Committee - James Nevins 

District UMW President - Betty Breaw 

District UMM President - Russ Kruse 

District Youth - Deb Baldry 

District Youth - Andrew Guffey 

District Youth - Phil Wiese 

District Youth - Jen Smith 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Lillian Daniels 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Barbara Oakland 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Dave Stanley 

Iowa Wesleyan College Representative - Joel Shultz 

Ottumwa District 

Agency-Eldon - Dorothy Swanson 

Albia - Craig Warman 

Albia - Richard Wright 

Attica-Olive Chapel Zion - Helen VerSteegh 

Barnes City - Sandra Olive 

Beacon-Eddyville - Blanche Vance 

Birmingham-Stockport - John Schuck 

Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion - Judy Keele 

Bloomfield-Drakesville Team Ministry - Jim Kouba 

Bloomfield-Drakesville Team Ministry - Rex Stewart 

Bussey-Hamilton - Rick Hoy 

Centerville - Janice Bolger 

Centerville - Myrtle Felkner 

Columbia - Greg Heartstill 

Deep River - Arlo Taylor 

Douds-Lebanon-Selma - Shirley Kunzman 

Fairfield - Bee Johnson 

Fairfield - Charlotte Lenhart 

Faith United Parish - Joan Ervin 

Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke - Donald Walton 

Fox River: Milton-Cantril - Jack Hamburg 

Fremont-Cedar - Joyce Lunsford 

Harvey-Tracy - Harry Calvert 

Hedrick-Martinsburg - Shirley Schneider 

Iconium - Styrl Little 

Keosauqua-Center Chapel - Lee McIntosh 

Keota Yoke-Bethel - June Miller 

Keswick-Thornburg-Webster - Marty Stout 

Kirkville - Joan McNeese 

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Knoxville - Bonnie Crook 

Knoxville Team Ministry - Sandra Dixon 

Knoxville Team Ministry - Joyce Everhart 

Knoxville Team Ministry - Mildred Shepard 

Lacey - Henrietta Groenenboom 

Libertyville-Batavia - Robert Frescoln 

Lovilia-Avery - Marty Major 

Melcher-Dallas - Barb Van Wyk 

Montezuma - Lyle Roorda 

Moravia - Dean Kaster 

Moulton - Barbara Walter 

New Sharon - Gail Renaud 

New Sweden - Carol Nelson 

Oskaloosa, Central - Ed Butler 

Oskaloosa Central - Janan Clark 

Ottumwa First - Betty Linstrom 

Ottumwa First - Bill Linstrom 

Ottumwa Wesley - Jim Dellinger 

Ottumwa Willard Street - Joe Rock 

Ottumwa Williard Street - Ruth Replogle 

Pella - Floyd Deboef 

Pleasantville - Gracie Fort 

Prairie View - Donna Denly 

Pulaski-Troy - Vicki Osenbaugh 

Richland - Kenneth Steinbeck 

Sigourney - Sam Easter 

Three Rivers Parish - Kate Baldwin 

What Cheer-Delta - Ab Walters 

Conference Director of Lay Speaker - Christine Pauley 

Board of Trustees Chair - Myron Gookin 

Chair/Standing Committee - Becky Sterling 

Diaconal Minister - Mark Mayer 

Diaconal Minister - David Noble 

District At Large - Evelyn Beebout 

District At Large - Ernie Hinkle 

District At Large - June Miller 

District At Large - Vivian Morfitt 

District At Large - Bill Northup 

District At Large - Mildred Shepard 

District COM Chair - Mark Eighmy 

District Lay Leader - Paul Burrow 

District UMM President - Bill Anderson 

District UMW President - Jo Swanson 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Don Ridenour 

Program Review Member - Marjorie Moore 

Rules of Order Member - Bill Van Devender 

UMM Elected Leadership - Charles Wengert 

UMM Elected Leadership - Jim Smith 

UMW Elected Leadership - Pat Findley 

UMW Elected Leadership - Edith Bingaman 

UMW Elected Leadership - Wilma Lord 

Youth Member - Rachel Burrow 

Youth Member - Ashley Clark 

Youth Member - Todd Frink 

Youth Member - Brian Fenoglio 



Sioux City District 

Anthon-Rock Branch - Joyce Corrie 

Adaville - Barb Johnson 

Akron - Jean Carlson 

Aurelia - Lucille Hucke 

Bayard-Wichita - Charlotte Ault 

Carroll - Myron Halverson 

Carroll - Kathy Hodges 

Charter Oak-Deloit-Ute - Corene Ferguson 

Cherokee - Mary Jo Carnine 

Cherokee - Jeanne Jones 

Coon Rapids - John Kuht 

Correctionville-Cushing - Annabel Camarigg 

Correctionville-Cushing - Maxine Law 

Danbury - Jane Colbert 

Denison - Lillian Luvaas 

Denison - Marion Thomas 

Dunlap-Dow City - Sheila Sliefert 

Early-Nemaha - Liz Davis 

Galva-Silver Creek - Wayne Bennett 

Glidden - Barbe Conner 

Hawarden-Ireton - Lloyd Simons 

Hinton-Merrill-Melbourne - Martha Dale 

Holstein - Connie Bagenstos 

Holstein - Jennifer Piper 

Holstein - Eleanor Soseman 

Hornick - Corinne Irvin 

Ida Grove - Joyce Goodwin 

Kingsley - Don Beers 

Lakes - Dave Peterson 

LeMars Calvary-Seney - Sue Ashenfelter 

LeMars First - Bonnie Peterson 

Manilla United Church - Marge Disburg 

Manning - Connie McAlpine 

Mapleton-Ticonic - Elwood Nagel 

Marcus - Randy Benton 

Merrill First - Margaret Marienau 

Odebolt - Kris Gunderson 

Onawa-Turin - Bud Nelson 

Pierson-Meadow Star - Beverly Riordan 

Quimby-Washta - Gaylen Goettsch 

Sac City - Barbara Giese 

Schaller-Arthur - Phyllis VanBuskirk 

Sergeant Bluff - Russell Movall 

Sioux City Crescent Park - Glen Houts 

Sioux City First - Marce Dirks 

Sioux City First - Don Kingery 

Sioux City Grace - Hazel Buhler 

Sioux City Grace - Marilyn Engle 

Sioux City Grace - Lonnie Hohl 

Sioux City Riverside-Church of All Nations - Dennis Hankins 

Sioux City Rustin Avenue-Salix - Gary Demmel 

Sioux City St. James - Sharon Shook 

Sioux City St. James - Harold Zarr 

Sioux City Trimble - Maryann Backman 

Sioux City Wesley - Sherrill Marske 

531

532 

Sioux City Whitfield - Judy Wanned 

Smithland-Rodney - Nancy Myrtue 

Board of Discipleship Chair - Fred Pilecki 

Board of Laity Elected Leadership - Dennis Bell 

Diaconal Minister - Alaire Bornholtz 

Diaconal Minister - Sharon Cates 

District At Large - James Coalter 

District At Large - Becky Fekete 

District At Large - David Hawkins 

District At Large - Ken Johnson 

District At Large - Lorene Schumacher 

District At Large - Nancy Tindall 

District At Large - Curt Turner 

District COM Chair - Marilyn Berke 

District Lay Leader - Gene Ulrich 

District Nominating Committee - Dick Schlitter 

District UMM President - Gordon Scott 

District UMW President - Joanne Lundquist 

Morningside College Representative - Sarah Quasdorf 

UMW Elected Leadership - Dorothy Higdon 

UMM Elected Leadership - Susan McKnight 

Youth Member - Drew VanderWiel 

Youth Member - Jane Whiteing 

Youth Member - Paula Cripps 

Youth Member - Mike Mook 

Spencer District 

Algona - La Kaye Erpelding 

Algona - Jeanne Taylor 

Algona - Brian Lowman 

Alta - Dorothy Steinert 

Archer - Harold DeWaay 

Armstrong-Dolliver - Marcella Moore 

Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior - Josephine Gruhn 

Emmetsburg - Bruce Birkemeyer 

Emmetsburg - Judy DePue 

Estherville - Irene Garness 

Estherville - Albert Swartz 

Everly-Spencer Zion - Anna Gibson 

Fenton-Good Hope-Burt - Roberta Struecker 

Graettinger - Don VanderVorste 

Harris- Lake Park - Becky Ramsey 

Harris-Lake Park - Stacey Ahrenstorff 

Hartley - Glenda Kroger 

Hope Parish - Tom Eisenhauer 

Hope Parish - Charles Johnson 

Inwood-Doon Yoke - Pat Christiansen 

Laurens - Bill Mather 

Laurens - Dorothy Runneberg 

Lester - Dan Gerber 

Marathon - Les Olney 

Milford Union - Gladys Shultz 

Newell-Varina - Mavis Schumann 

Peterson-Royal - Carol Cotten 

Primghar - Jeanne Davis 



Rock Rapids - Dave Fegan 

Rock Valley - Jean Wynia 

Rolfe Yoke - Michael Diischer 

Ruthven-Ayrshire - Elwood Smith 

Sanborn-Melvin - Darlene Krier 

Sheldon - Dean Jacobsen 

Sheldon - Keith Thompson 

Sibley-Ocheyeden - Renee Pranger 

Sioux Rapids Rembrandt - Esta Fraley 

Spencer Grace - Larry Johnson 

Spencer Grace - Jane Leistad 

Spencer Grace - Phyllis Sitter 

Spirit Lake - Kathy Batman 

Spirit Lake - June Goldman 

Spirit Lake - David Larson 

Storm Lake - Loreen Carpenter 

Storm Lake - Marge Ellerbeck 

Storm Lake - Lowell Fields 

Sutherland-Larrabee - Leon Stanford 

Swea City - Beth Rolling 

Terril-Langdon - Darwin Will 

Titonka-Doan - Roger Carlson 

Webb-Gillett Grove- Dickens - Karen Greene 

West Bend-Mallard - Karlene Hartsock 

Conference UMW President - Gwenna Appel 

Diaconal Minister - Carrie Rubenking 

District At Large - Dan Conner 

District At Large - Judy Doyel 

District At Large - Ann Garton 

District At Large - Anna Gibson 

District At Large - Bob Gibson 

District At Large - Julie Hayes 

District At Large - Tracy Johnson 

District At Large - Jim McMullen 

District COM Chair - Carol Swartz 

District Lay Leader - Ron Sterk 

District UMW President - Jan Hibben 

UMW Elected Leadership - Ruth Anderson 

Youth Member - Patty Thongvant 

Youth Member - Aaron Feltman 

Youth Member - Ryan Feltman 

Retired Diaconal Minister - Jimmie Ellsworth 

Waterloo District 

Beaman-Albion - Bonnie Harmon 

Brandon-Mount Auburn - Don Haisch 

Cedar Falls First - Hans Isakson 

Cedar Falls First - Dorothy Mark 

Cedar Falls First - Carl Wehner 

Cedar Falls Prairie Springs - Jim Forry 

Cedar Falls St. Timothy's - Pat Cole 

Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement Ministry of Presence - Sarah Carlson 

Conrad - Glenda Swegle 

Dike - Lori Mulder 

Dunkerton - Jan Peterson 

Dysart - Leo Thiele 

533

534 

Dysart - Nancy Thiele 

East Janesville-Mt. Hope - Pat Broshar 

Eldora - Louise Cobb 

Eldora - Charlene Shore 

Eldora - Brian Sisson 

Evansdale-Raymond - Cleo Farris 

Fairbank-Oran - Roger Lohse 

Frederika - Betty Schmudlach 

Garwin-Pleasant Hill-Garwin Disciples - Jodie Cue 

Geneseo - Katherine Mitchell 

Gifford - Mary Goecke 

Gladbrook - Margaret Lundt 

Gladbrook Chapel-Green Mountain Yoke - Don Burt 

Grundy Center - Dennis Dolmage 

Hudson - Michael Christie 

Hudson - Carrie Christie 

Janesville - Patty Eastman 

Janesville - Beth Straw 

Jesup - Jud Anton 

LaPorte City - Richard Bronner 

LaPorte City - Dave Kline 

Laurel - Ron Rice 

Tama Living Faith - Pat Wall 

Marshalltown Bethany-Morrow Memorial - Chuck Elliott 

Marshalltown First - Joan Culberson 

Marshalltown First - Paul Daniel 

Marshalltown First - CeCe Duff 

Marshalltown Grace - Doris Tweed 

Marshalltown Hope - Sharon Icenogle 

Marshalltown Hope - Lana Ross 

Melbourne-Gilman - Ralph White 

Nashua Republic - Patricia McGregor 

Nashua Republic - Mary Tracy 

Owasa - Leroy Eggleston 

Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley - Fred TerHark 

Plainfield - Gerry Ruth 

Reinbeck - Arlene Selby 

Rowley-Walker - Richard McMillen 

Shell Rock - Sue Kromminga 

State Center-Rhodes-Minerva - John Buck 

Sumner - Joyce Rath 

Toledo Christ - Dick Hoskey 

Traer - John Felts 

Vinton Wesley - Bob Ogier 

Waterloo Calvery - Glenda Aitchison 

Waterloo First - Ken Earnest 

Waterloo First - Perri Ernest 

Waterloo First - Pam Ulffers 

Waterloo Jubilee - Willie Austin 

Waterloo Kimball Ave - Dick Hanna 

Waterloo Kimball Ave - Lynn Neill 

Waterloo Linden - Pat Brockway 

Waterloo St. Paul's - Judi Siler 

Waverly Heritage - Brad McCalla 

Waverly Trinity - Kent Hawley 

Waverly Trinity - Lynette Mahacek 



Associate Council Director - Susan Stater 

Chair/Standing Committee - Marilyn Bauch 

District At Large - Vicky Pospisil 

District At Large - Kathy Betts 

District At Large - Ken Hoodjer 

District At Large - Ruth Jackson 

District At Large - Carolyn Moe 

District At Large - Diane Townsley 

District Lay Leader - Carla Besinger 

District UMM President - Al Brennecke 

District UMW President - Marge Ziskovsky 

Youth Member - Corinne Ebert 

Youth Member - Andrea Miller 

Youth Member - Mark Pospisil 

Resolutions Committee - Bill Crews 

Resolutions Committee - Steve Braudt 

Wesley Foundation Representative - Chris Long 

535

XIX. STATISTICAL TABLES 

AND 

SUMMARIES 

FOR 1997 

January 1, 1997 

through 

December 31, 1997 

Inquiries regarding Statistical Tables 

can be made by contacting: 

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 

500 E. Court Ave, Suite C 

Des Moines, IA 50309-2019 

515-283-1996 Ext. 119 

CHARLES W. SMITH, STATISTICIAN 

537

538 

IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 1, PART 1 -- CHURCH MEMBERSHIP -- 1. Total Full Members Reported at Close of 1996; 2A. Received This Year on Profession of Faith; 2B. Restored by Affirmation; 3. Received from Other United Methodist 

Churches; 4. Received from Other Denominations; 5A. Removed by Charge Conference; 5B. Withdrawn; 6. Removed by Transfer to Other United Methodist Churches; 7. Removed by Transfer to Other Denominations; 8. Removed by Death; 9. Total full Members at 

Close of 1997; 10. Average Attendance at the Principal Weekly Worship Service(s); 11. Number of Persons Baptized This Year (All Ages); 12. Preparatory Members now on Roll (All Baptized Children Under 19); 13. Number of Persons on Constituency Roll; 14. Total 

Enrolled in confirmation Classes This Year. 

Cedar Rapids District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 

Mbrs Rcv Rcv Rcv Rcv Rmv Rmv Rmv Rmv Rmv Mbrs Wor Bapt Prep Const Conf 

ChNum ChName 1996 Prof Affm TrUM TrOD ChgC Wthd TrUM TrOD Dead 1997 Att Mbrs 1997 

56760 ALBURNETT 246 14 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 2 252 80 13 105 17 7 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 186 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 186 75 6 43 8 6 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 

55833 FRANKLIN 24 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 14 9 0 0 0 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 6 0 0 0 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 335 5 0 1 2 0 4 2 6 11 320 156 11 85 278 12 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 336 1 0 2 2 0 1 6 0 7 327 0 6 66 118 14 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 324 4 1 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 333 102 5 0 0 0 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 37 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 29 2 0 2 5 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 56 0 0 4 0 0 3 2 0 0 55 27 1 5 25 0 

56681 CROSSWINDS 73 13 0 13 2 0 0 3 3 0 95 135 11 30 8 5 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 64 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 56 20 0 0 13 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 429 1 0 7 4 3 0 0 0 3 435 155 5 20 20 0 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 588 17 0 17 15 0 1 6 6 2 622 244 23 199 74 0 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 170 8 2 2 3 4 6 8 0 1 166 126 13 84 50 7 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 410 2 5 4 0 0 0 1 0 13 407 142 8 90 188 11 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 468 11 1 6 1 2 17 2 0 3 463 212 12 131 128 9 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 2671 61 1 43 9 12 28 16 10 42 2677 857 42 532 1345 38 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 312 2 0 4 1 0 1 7 0 6 305 149 2 65 36 7 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 365 10 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 11 361 152 6 361 50 12 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 542 1 0 2 2 0 0 4 2 17 524 137 6 66 45 6 

56776 CENTER POINT 225 3 0 1 2 0 2 10 0 7 212 57 4 45 41 6 

55029 ALICE 104 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 108 47 3 34 32 7 

56862 URBANA 66 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 69 14 2 13 14 4 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 227 7 0 2 0 1 0 7 1 4 223 99 10 75 135 0 

56782 CLARENCE 175 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 4 169 45 3 65 36 8 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 90 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 89 45 2 0 0 6 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE (FAIRFAX-W 36 0 0 33 0 0 0 2 0 0 67 45 3 22 48 1 

56761 COLONY (AMANA) 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 22 0 16 12 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 83 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 3 83 80 1 21 37 3 

55229 CORALVILLE 409 15 0 9 0 0 0 11 0 3 419 178 11 135 10 5 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 158 3 0 3 2 0 0 2 2 0 162 92 8 73 0 0 

56680 FAIRFAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 1840 14 6 18 8 18 9 20 6 35 1798 569 26 369 30 21 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 69 18 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 97 88 0 0 0 5 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 37 2 0 0 88 0 0 0 40 0 87 100 6 39 0 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 713 15 3 5 5 0 2 6 6 5 722 287 17 180 110 19 

55238 KALONA 295 10 0 1 0 0 4 3 0 1 298 118 10 67 85 6 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 268 10 1 3 4 4 0 2 0 1 279 136 4 41 81 6 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 15 2 21 0 2

56808 LISBON 347 3 0 2 4 0 0 9 0 5 342 12 122 5 110 11 

55962 MALCOM 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 34 0 0 0 3 

56014 SHERIDAN 77 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 76 28 1 0 0 0 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 290 11 2 3 0 11 4 2 1 2 286 89 2 0 87 0 

56814 MARION, FIRST 1566 58 0 15 1 0 1 15 5 18 1601 642 25 527 128 70 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 231 22 14 12 7 0 2 5 6 1 272 206 14 130 95 3 

56816 MARTELLE 119 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 119 40 2 17 41 0 

56864 VIOLA 116 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 114 56 2 18 0 0 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 288 2 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 4 294 75 1 0 0 0 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 44 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 46 20 3 0 14 0 

56830 MT. VERNON, FIRST 587 27 1 14 3 8 4 2 4 2 612 184 8 136 347 27 

56028 VICTOR 192 5 1 0 4 0 0 2 0 1 199 81 3 46 53 0 

55956 LADORA 94 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 94 40 1 14 15 0 

55938 GUERNSEY 75 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 75 31 5 14 13 0 

55988 OHIO 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 10 0 7 9 0 

55952 KOSZTA 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 12 2 2 13 0 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 310 24 0 4 7 0 16 12 6 1 310 133 19 90 60 10 

56832 OLIN 144 1 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 141 37 0 20 29 4 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 121 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 121 48 0 17 0 1 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 19 11 0 0 10 0 

55185 OXFORD 256 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 256 120 0 87 125 0 

56718 PALO 119 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 119 37 1 16 70 0 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 189 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 195 62 2 32 0 4 

56676 ELBERON 65 3 0 0 0 2 18 0 0 0 48 20 2 0 25 0 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 47 0 18 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 59 18 0 0 0 0 

56714 NORWAY 68 5 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 70 35 1 20 18 4 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 131 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 139 53 6 31 60 7 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 383 12 2 13 2 1 0 4 0 0 407 177 13 100 75 1 

56846 SOLON 444 28 0 12 14 0 0 0 0 3 495 192 28 151 95 9 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 37 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 35 13 0 0 0 0 

56840 ROCHESTER 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 96 40 2 0 0 0 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 250 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 256 118 42 0 0 4 

55304 TIFFIN 175 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 175 95 0 47 135 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 499 32 3 10 14 0 0 2 1 7 548 169 21 109 137 24 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 259 0 3 4 1 0 0 6 0 4 257 87 2 34 27 6 

56870 WEST BRANCH 331 11 0 10 3 0 2 1 0 14 338 132 16 82 30 5 

56850 SPRINGDALE 127 3 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 128 50 5 16 20 2 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 214 6 1 8 0 0 0 0 1 3 225 75 2 264 5 8 

District Totals 20891 543 67 314 226 92 132 201 112 272 21232 8132 637 5130 4922 441 

539

540 

IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 1, PART 2 -- CHURCH SCHOOL, U.M.M./U.M.W./U.M.Y.F., PROPERTY AND OTHER ASSETS -- 15. Number of Leaders; 16. Children (Birth thru 6th Grade); 17. Youth (7th thru H.S.); 18. 

Adults (Post H.S.); 19. Total Church School Membership; 20. Average Attendance in the Sunday School; 21. Average Attendance in Other On-Going Classes and Groups for Learning; 22. Average Attendance in Short-Term Classes and Groups For Learning; 23. Number 

of Church School Members Joining the Church This year on Conf of Faith; 24. Members in Chartered United Methodist Men; 25. Amount Paid for Projects (U.M.M.); 26. Membership in United Methodist Women; 27. Amount Paid for Local Church and Community Work; 

28. Membership in U.M.Y.F.; 29. Amount paid for Projects; 30. Value of Church Land, Buildings and Equipment; 31. Value of Church-Owned Parsonages and Furniture; 32. Value of Other Assets; 33. Indebtedness on Items 30, 31, 32 at end of Year; 34. Other Indebtedness. 

Cedar Rapids District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 

CS CS CS CS CS CS OCOG OCST Conf UMM UMM UMW UMW UMY UMY PV Oth Debt Debt 

ChNum ChName Ldr Chld Yth Adlt Tot Att CS Mbrs Giv Mbrs Giv Mbrs Giv PVCH Par Asst PA Oth 

56760 ALBURNETT 6 29 10 35 80 34 50 4 7 0 0 27 1569 24 102 219797 74000 75000 50000 0 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 9 29 8 25 71 38 35 6 0 0 0 52 4603 7 301 254812 0 30201 0 0 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 17000 0 0 0 0 

55833 FRANKLIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000 0 0 0 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000 0 0 0 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 29 97 18 25 169 23 75 25 0 0 0 66 2583 40 2916 128000 70000 410900 27960 0 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 14 19 2 15 50 15 29 10 0 0 100 65 1347 0 0 700000 50000 18317 125890 0 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 3 10 7 0 20 20 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 109500 0 0 29641 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 2 4 1 3 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 15 1528 0 0 176000 57000 3883 0 0 

56681 CROSSWINDS 9 20 6 23 58 35 62 35 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 4250 0 8438 0 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 4 5 1 10 20 4 0 8 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 232000 60000 5000 0 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 15 32 11 23 81 39 14 15 0 0 0 50 3500 0 0 1000000 98000 1100000 0 0 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 55 75 8 44 182 101 61 135 0 0 0 81 1665 25 2846 1125000 0 110121 228500 0 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 6 40 25 51 122 37 52 90 5 0 0 0 0 14 1000 154164 87741 11228 22000 4400 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 15 20 22 26 83 41 40 60 1 0 0 74 1584 25 230 999000 71000 33000 0 21000 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 38 81 27 42 188 83 37 302 4 0 0 68 517 25 0 884172 156217 30120 1807 641 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 123 411 212 297 1043 386 221 286 38 0 0 279 13477 85 13767 4707406 285309 2961413 0 0 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 9 35 20 25 89 38 69 39 2 23 3095 37 200 17 4296 2004943 94200 77250 96600 0 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 20 53 13 44 130 40 56 78 0 0 533 64 2787 15 620 1252000 116000 34000 0 0 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 15 27 9 33 84 52 30 30 0 0 415 130 1510 16 1865 1412000 126000 58000 0 0 

56776 CENTER POINT 14 55 6 5 80 35 45 10 3 0 0 25 5000 62 250 460000 100000 362000 0 0 

55029 ALICE 9 36 10 12 67 32 18 13 4 35 900 12 220 20 150 217000 0 0 0 0 

56862 URBANA 2 7 4 0 13 5 0 5 4 0 0 4 51 2 0 223000 0 4950 0 0 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 14 33 8 30 85 33 103 100 7 0 0 28 965 28 0 515000 65000 10027 0 0 

56782 CLARENCE 8 31 7 0 46 31 8 25 0 0 0 40 4863 0 0 635500 101000 10900 0 0 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 6 24 9 10 49 20 10 12 0 0 1500 15 200 10 0 0 0 0 0 4922 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE (FAIRFAX-W 7 28 6 4 45 17 5 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 186000 0 15000 0 0 

56761 COLONY (AMANA) 3 13 2 0 18 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1500 0 3000 0 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 4 12 11 8 35 19 10 15 4 5 0 14 0 10 0 0 75000 2526 0 0 

55229 CORALVILLE 32 73 14 34 153 68 21 18 3 16 300 38 1571 12 100 863288 137260 3600 0 8000 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 16 21 14 23 74 58 5 37 0 0 0 19 500 15 0 265000 0 100622 192817 41500 

56680 FAIRFAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 129 231 169 59 588 248 66 263 21 38 2600 212 2105 55 1000 5536000 281000 0 10253 56263 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 12 17 10 25 64 0 8 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130000 0 20000 86319 0 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 20 35 15 60 130 60 70 5 0 30 0 40 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 134 147 95 79 455 95 11 45 11 30 1777 82 581 85 4708 1448180 128000 20280 123882 0 

55238 KALONA 28 40 35 33 136 73 0 82 6 0 0 52 0 31 0 408806 108640 59136 89903 0 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 35 48 28 57 168 64 65 22 8 0 0 38 1802 25 3500 600000 100000 28435 0 0 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 4 6 5 8 23 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100000 0 80000 0 0

56808 LISBON 31 85 21 39 176 125 21 132 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 1527816 130485 25000 41000 0 

55962 MALCOM 10 22 15 12 59 37 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 70000 0 0 0 0 

56014 SHERIDAN 4 5 0 0 9 7 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 80000 0 8260 0 0 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 12 27 6 18 63 21 11 14 0 0 0 37 946 8 0 835700 85000 280000 0 0 

56814 MARION, FIRST 138 406 229 1200 1973 170 926 836 31 30 6400 195 8040 83 694 4200000 120000 646900 1173722 0 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 78 116 50 100 344 110 200 122 3 0 0 21 463 60 500 1000000 100000 4000 642000 0 

56816 MARTELLE 14 23 3 10 50 16 12 10 0 0 0 29 790 9 0 35000 24000 474 0 0 

56864 VIOLA 5 16 8 6 35 25 13 49 0 0 0 12 0 0 207000 0 98005 0 0 0 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 20 76 19 14 129 80 6 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 452000 80000 0 0 0 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 79000 0 0 0 0 

56830 MT. VERNON, FIRST 45 106 62 90 303 164 13 162 21 0 0 82 1187 96 1315 2439200 178000 142000 0 20000 

56028 VICTOR 11 32 19 7 69 34 3 31 2 0 0 47 1500 16 0 550000 71000 10000 0 0 

55956 LADORA 4 11 2 14 31 19 5 9 1 0 0 27 1500 2 0 95000 30000 30000 0 0 

55938 GUERNSEY 3 8 0 0 11 5 6 8 0 0 0 10 300 0 0 30000 0 3000 0 0 

55988 OHIO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40000 15000 25000 0 0 

55952 KOSZTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 1000 0 0 6500 0 14000 0 0 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 15 75 26 34 150 59 25 8 10 0 0 30 100 25 1000 630700 69300 150000 0 12000 

56832 OLIN 7 20 6 7 40 15 0 0 1 0 0 21 2300 0 0 548000 146000 557233 0 0 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 9 30 0 0 39 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 160000 35000 0 0 0 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 1 0 0 4 5 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 0 0 0 0 

55185 OXFORD 6 25 5 4 40 25 20 100 0 18 0 24 0 19 0 400000 48000 30000 39000 0 

56718 PALO 3 12 2 0 17 10 0 0 0 0 0 21 496 6 120 105000 0 25087 0 0 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 3 19 6 0 28 16 10 8 0 0 0 26 1280 0 0 570000 82950 20000 0 0 

56676 ELBERON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 500 0 0 137280 0 983 0 0 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 274000 122000 20000 0 0 

56714 NORWAY 4 16 7 14 41 15 10 8 2 0 0 15 0 0 0 284000 0 5904 0 0 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 7 12 9 5 33 18 0 0 7 0 0 22 248 0 0 670000 68500 2000 0 0 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 18 112 15 52 197 83 10 100 1 26 0 32 2050 22 0 650000 111500 0 16000 0 

56846 SOLON 35 75 80 50 240 130 77 20 11 12 71 29 229 80 750 1276800 164900 227810 0 8800 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 423 0 0 80000 0 0 0 0 

56840 ROCHESTER 5 7 10 3 25 20 0 0 0 0 0 27 1623 10 282 70000 0 0 0 0 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 21 33 12 0 66 45 0 0 4 6 199 69 0 13 0 918000 176500 70700 0 0 

55304 TIFFIN 16 48 20 0 84 35 42 35 0 0 0 37 0 16 0 280000 180000 5000 29800 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 21 81 68 36 206 95 25 22 24 14 75 96 2150 26 0 1218000 84000 38800 0 0 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 8 0 0 32 40 42 0 0 0 0 0 1338 0 0 0 739100 80000 190401 0 0 

56870 WEST BRANCH 19 70 30 35 154 84 10 60 6 0 0 70 800 30 0 1259000 99500 90000 0 0 

56850 SPRINGDALE 9 22 10 16 57 27 0 70 3 0 0 29 1800 10 0 175000 0 12000 0 0 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 14 40 18 10 82 32 0 0 2 12 0 41 535 18 0 457000 109000 0 0 0 

District Totals 1445 3474 1606 2980 9505 3470 2728 3669 274 295 17965 4159 84988 1231 249312 49501414 4950007 8321899 3027094 177526 

541

542 

IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 2, PART 1 -- APPORTIONMENTS -- 35. Ministerial Support (Paid); 36. Ministerial Support (Apport.); 37. Administrative Budget (Paid); 38. Administrative Budget (Apport.); 39. World Service & Conference 

Benevolence (Paid); 40. World Service & Conference Benevolence (Apport.); 41. Other (Paid); 42. Other (Apport.); 43. District Asking (Paid); 49. Total Prior Year Apportionments Paid. 

Cedar Rapids District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 

MinSprt MinSprt AdBdgt AdBdgt WS/CB WS/CB Other Other DstAsk ApPaid 

ChNum ChName Paid Appt Paid Appt Paid Appt Paid Appt Paid PriorYr 

56760 ALBURNETT 4917 4917 1993 1993 3668 3668 227 227 216 0 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 4579 4579 1856 1856 3416 3416 211 211 201 14 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 290 290 117 117 216 216 13 13 12 0 

55833 FRANKLIN 781 781 316 316 583 583 36 36 0 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 405 405 164 164 302 302 19 19 0 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 9637 9637 2748 3905 1797 7189 444 444 424 5178 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 8223 8223 3332 3332 6134 6134 379 379 0 0 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 9553 9553 1597 3872 0 7126 0 440 0 3392 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 1000 1000 405 405 746 746 46 46 44 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 1451 1451 588 588 1082 1082 67 67 64 0 

56681 CROSSWINDS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 3233 3235 1311 1311 2413 2413 151 149 0 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 12415 12371 4956 5013 9238 9228 572 570 543 -2169 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 20534 20534 8322 8322 15318 15318 947 947 902 0 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 0 1499 0 607 0 1118 0 69 0 0 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 10970 15477 0 6272 2000 11545 0 714 0 0 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 11665 11665 4727 4727 8702 8702 538 538 513 0 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 101495 101495 41132 41132 75711 75711 4679 4679 0 0 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 15740 15740 6379 6379 11741 11741 726 726 692 0 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 9855 9855 3994 3994 7352 7352 454 454 440 1662 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 16559 16559 1000 6711 12352 12352 0 763 0 0 

56776 CENTER POINT 3960 4981 0 2019 0 3716 0 230 0 0 

55029 ALICE 2239 2239 907 907 1670 1670 103 103 98 0 

56862 URBANA 1289 1289 523 523 962 962 59 59 56 0 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 4022 8776 3557 3557 0 6547 0 405 0 0 

56782 CLARENCE 5484 5983 0 2425 0 4463 0 276 0 2459 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 0 1957 0 793 0 1460 0 90 0 0 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE (FAIRFAX-W 2297 2297 931 931 1714 1714 106 106 500 1409 

56761 COLONY (AMANA) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 3173 3173 1286 1286 2367 2367 146 146 0 0 

55229 CORALVILLE 15402 15402 6242 6242 11489 11489 710 710 0 0 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 1188 2376 481 963 886 1772 55 110 104 0 

56680 FAIRFAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 56454 56454 22879 22879 112 42112 103 2603 1128 0 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 1047 2076 403 841 743 1548 46 96 15 0 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 4579 4579 1856 1856 3416 3416 211 211 201 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 22053 22053 8937 8937 16450 16450 1017 1017 969 0 

55238 KALONA 7495 7495 3037 3037 5591 5591 346 346 329 0 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 7148 7148 2897 2897 5332 5332 330 330 314 0 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 667 667 270 270 498 498 31 31 22 0

56808 LISBON 9244 9244 3746 3746 6896 6896 426 426 406 0 

55962 MALCOM 1524 1524 618 618 1137 1137 70 70 5 0 

56014 SHERIDAN 1837 1837 745 745 1370 1370 85 85 0 0 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 8519 8519 0 3452 0 6355 0 393 0 0 

56814 MARION, FIRST 21000 41385 8000 16772 0 30871 0 1908 0 0 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 4487 4456 1806 1806 3324 3324 204 205 195 0 

56816 MARTELLE 2630 2630 1066 1066 1962 1962 121 121 115 0 

56864 VIOLA 1847 1847 748 748 1378 1378 85 85 81 0 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 5626 5626 2280 2280 4197 4197 259 259 247 2781 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 739 739 300 300 551 551 34 34 32 0 

56830 MT. VERNON, FIRST 18927 18927 7670 7670 14119 14119 873 873 0 0 

56028 VICTOR 4364 4364 1769 1769 3256 3256 201 201 192 0 

55956 LADORA 2252 2252 913 913 1680 1680 104 104 149 0 

55938 GUERNSEY 1184 1184 480 480 883 883 55 55 52 0 

55988 OHIO 557 557 226 226 416 416 26 26 24 0 

55952 KOSZTA 267 267 108 108 199 199 12 12 0 0 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 9577 9577 3881 3881 7144 7144 442 442 420 0 

56832 OLIN 4639 4639 1880 1880 3461 3461 214 214 203 0 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 3177 3177 1288 1288 2370 2370 146 146 140 0 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 674 674 273 273 502 502 31 31 29 0 

55185 OXFORD 2080 6245 0 2531 0 4658 0 288 0 0 

56718 PALO 2343 2343 949 949 1748 1748 108 108 103 0 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 5297 5297 2147 2147 3951 3951 244 244 0 5852 

56676 ELBERON 1102 1102 447 447 822 822 51 51 0 226 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 2459 2459 249 996 458 1834 28 113 0 0 

56714 NORWAY 2782 2782 1127 1127 2075 2075 128 128 122 0 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 3357 4052 820 1642 1301 3023 77 187 0 0 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 9588 9588 3886 3886 7152 7152 442 442 421 0 

56846 SOLON 11576 11576 4691 4691 8635 8635 534 534 508 4 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 1707 1707 692 692 0 1273 0 79 0 0 

56840 ROCHESTER 1701 1701 689 689 1269 1269 78 78 75 0 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 6154 6954 0 2818 0 5188 0 321 0 0 

55304 TIFFIN 5081 5081 2059 2059 3790 3790 234 234 223 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 10278 10278 4165 4165 7667 7667 474 474 452 0 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 8112 8112 3288 3288 6051 6051 374 374 356 0 

56870 WEST BRANCH 6328 6328 2565 2565 4721 4721 292 292 70 0 

56850 SPRINGDALE 2312 2312 937 937 1725 1725 107 107 0 0 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 2144 6427 0 2605 0 4795 0 296 0 0 

District Totals 569271 615980 205651 249634 320211 459497 19331 28400 12407 20808 

543

544 

IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 2, PART 2 -- BENEVOLENCES -- 50. General Advance Special/World; 51. Youth Service Fund; 52A. One Great Hour of Sharing; 52B. World Communion; 52C. U.M. Student Day; 52D. Human Relations Day; 52E. 

Peace With Justice; 52F. Native American Awareness Sunday; 53A. Christian Education Sunday; 53B. Golden Cross Sunday; 53C. Rural Life Sunday; 54. Conference Advance Specials; 55. Higher Education Division; 56. Health and Wholeness Agencies; 57. Spirit 

Alive! Churches Alive!; 58. Other Benevolences; 72. United Methodist Women Cash Sent to District.. 

Cedar Rapids District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 

Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben 

ChNum ChName GAS YSF SDOGH SDWC SDUMS SDHR SDPWJ SDNAA SDCE SDGC SRL CAS HED HW SACA OTH UMW 

56760 ALBURNETT 0 0 15 15 7 20 9 26 33 0 56 0 0 0 869 874 1055 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 0 0 78 64 37 39 52 52 78 49 167 350 0 0 1734 3379 1731 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 135 0 142 

55833 FRANKLIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 0 0 261 181 174 165 0 167 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8407 1060 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 194 0 0 573 2636 308 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 0 0 0 95 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 633 805 2050 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 18 0 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 165 364 249 

56681 CROSSWINDS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 156 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 276 779 2310 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 0 0 220 188 60 87 83 220 0 124 0 0 0 50 2000 2108 1466 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 0 405 389 0 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 0 50 232 100 15 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 118 220 1684 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 0 0 216 74 95 85 86 115 100 80 0 354 0 0 2505 3949 1239 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 0 0 478 398 398 478 478 498 398 478 0 3440 0 0 23988 10356 16624 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 0 0 219 0 0 25 0 0 0 49 29 455 0 0 2525 991 1416 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 0 0 222 206 95 205 0 0 181 121 0 1178 0 0 1473 1027 2042 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 0 0 35 28 46 30 15 62 75 260 0 0 0 0 871 950 3433 

56776 CENTER POINT 0 0 26 37 10 20 19 35 0 0 0 50 0 0 143 640 390 

55029 ALICE 0 0 98 0 0 29 11 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 386 840 422 

56862 URBANA 0 0 22 16 6 15 15 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 197 80 0 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 0 0 83 59 156 30 21 6 0 0 0 50 0 0 302 2484 730 

56782 CLARENCE 0 0 13 0 3 10 0 0 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 35 130 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 153 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE (FAIRFAX-W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 176 3147 0 

56761 COLONY (AMANA) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 0 0 114 15 26 15 11 18 1 0 0 29 0 0 388 1286 366 

55229 CORALVILLE 0 0 330 0 13 139 0 164 0 0 0 0 0 0 467 625 1451 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 117 706 509 

56680 FAIRFAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 400 125 1021 561 125 125 125 125 125 125 125 2701 0 1000 6889 17670 6696 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 0 0 2 8 5 30 104 56 0 87 0 0 0 0 355 475 0 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 450 100 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 0 0 388 90 0 136 9 220 170 232 0 1552 0 0 5321 4710 2789 

55238 KALONA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 152 0 0 0 0 0 582 722 1167 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 0 0 154 80 0 57 59 24 0 0 0 50 0 0 3416 2029 1215 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 0 0 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 155 0 0

56808 LISBON 0 0 93 33 29 8 28 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 479 1097 965 

55962 MALCOM 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 390 200 0 

56014 SHERIDAN 0 0 30 0 5 0 0 0 0 52 0 0 0 0 97 722 219 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 208 0 0 70 1090 1079 

56814 MARION, FIRST 0 0 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 851 0 0 970 4785 4244 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 0 0 400 53 10 0 48 242 28 87 10 6441 0 0 14232 1197 686 

56816 MARTELLE 0 20 20 20 20 20 20 30 20 20 20 0 0 0 195 70 562 

56864 VIOLA 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 0 25 0 0 0 434 483 269 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 423 0 0 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56830 MT. VERNON, FIRST 0 0 250 77 106 133 102 72 54 123 65 1194 0 0 2926 1436 2243 

56028 VICTOR 0 0 38 22 0 62 0 34 17 40 0 0 0 0 551 650 1626 

55956 LADORA 0 0 56 17 24 2 11 30 11 26 0 0 0 0 356 44 772 

55938 GUERNSEY 0 20 98 32 62 80 42 67 56 115 20 0 0 0 508 330 278 

55988 OHIO 0 0 12 0 0 0 5 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 522 0 0 

55952 KOSZTA 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 191 0 109 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 0 0 187 115 0 60 84 94 0 0 0 119 0 0 405 450 1376 

56832 OLIN 0 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 0 0 0 200 100 561 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 434 0 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 100 0 

55185 OXFORD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 353 829 303 

56718 PALO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 0 0 134 55 35 45 10 20 64 0 0 0 0 0 633 337 362 

56676 ELBERON 0 0 15 10 10 10 10 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 65 40 127 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 0 0 9 0 0 0 2 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 55 40 74 

56714 NORWAY 0 0 50 30 31 12 18 29 74 0 0 312 0 0 144 1487 231 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 1100 1326 418 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 0 0 272 200 177 189 120 135 188 100 0 0 0 0 1899 755 1187 

56846 SOLON 0 0 182 119 154 74 83 135 137 128 83 258 0 0 2639 940 566 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 165 97 259 

56840 ROCHESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 222 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 0 0 220 1025 275 

55304 TIFFIN 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 98 0 0 379 449 841 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 0 0 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 246 0 0 2137 1231 781 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 0 0 0 0 0 15 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 450 1073 0 

56870 WEST BRANCH 0 0 185 100 100 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 1890 2102 332 

56850 SPRINGDALE 0 0 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 329 10 657 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 0 0 5 0 0 15 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 5 409 904 

District Totals 400 290 6683 3266 2221 2662 1836 2891 2230 2477 716 20885 0 1125 92640 99057 75580 

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IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 2, PART 3 -- MINISTERIAL SUPPORT/LOCAL CHURCH EXPENDITURES -- 61. Pastor’s Salary; 62. Associate’s Salary; 63. Pastor’s Utilities Paid by Church; 64. Expenditures for Travel; 65T. 

Total Pastoral Support 1997; 65B. Total Pastoral Support 1998; 66. Deacons/Diaconal Compensation & Expenses; 68. Current Expenses for Program; 69. Other Current Operating Expenses; 70. Paid on Principal and Interest. 71. Paid on buildings and Improvements; 

73. Grand Total Paid. 

Cedar Rapids District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 

PSAL ASAL PS PS PS PS Diac OS CE CE CE CE GT 

ChNum ChName 1997 1997 Util Reimb Tot97 Tot98 Exp Expen Prog Oper Debt Prop Paid 

56760 ALBURNETT 15600 0 1577 1774 17177 16000 0 5698 875 5644 0 9359 47055 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 15600 0 0 2011 15600 16000 0 5200 5404 4645 0 28995 72733 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 1600 0 0 0 1600 1600 0 268 36 607 0 142 3310 

55833 FRANKLIN 1600 0 0 0 1600 1600 0 142 35 178 0 300 3919 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 1600 0 0 0 1600 1600 0 238 0 526 0 40 3256 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 35432 0 109 2284 35541 36495 0 0 4714 12872 8673 14822 107268 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 32975 5308 0 2498 38284 29157 0 9661 5966 11564 1731 13781 93137 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 27500 0 0 3474 27500 27800 0 8396 3085 16707 0 213756 279425 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 5872 0 0 1450 5872 5995 0 0 5605 311 2931 2801 19790 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 12375 0 0 276 12375 8234 0 0 1551 231 0 2845 21032 

56681 CROSSWINDS 22622 0 6336 138 28958 0 0 213 15619 39974 0 4529 89220 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 11403 4806 3909 145 20118 11409 0 0 1035 0 0 6837 35254 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 40141 0 0 660 40141 40801 0 36323 16662 27823 0 35779 149326 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 32910 0 13010 2827 45920 39646 0 32210 12649 42811 46629 20254 220893 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 14384 0 0 3990 14384 31975 0 8117 4031 9850 0 29707 58822 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 34262 0 3100 892 37362 41271 0 11043 4988 22700 0 20751 101326 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 25053 0 8000 1250 33053 34755 0 11362 11723 24740 25030 28179 157771 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 62576 108451 29879 3896 200906 241499 36556 57036 46523 271327 5598 240121 1045504 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 39651 0 2111 1449 41762 0 0 8939 3539 23514 23978 22073 155855 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 36320 0 4677 1443 40997 42320 0 3981 5624 10747 1021 52925 141821 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 26490 0 9000 2447 35490 37937 0 10710 2150 20253 0 18250 111859 

56776 CENTER POINT 15497 3420 0 2647 18917 15221 0 0 1502 5506 0 6451 37706 

55029 ALICE 6625 1560 884 1628 9069 9663 0 0 2009 4162 0 3014 25088 

56862 URBANA 4391 1020 578 1127 5989 6212 0 0 642 2474 0 3178 15543 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 33342 0 0 1877 33342 35219 0 0 1061 7332 0 2758 55993 

56782 CLARENCE 24514 0 0 1675 24514 0 0 0 0 6166 0 7958 46784 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 3750 0 3750 29 7500 0 0 0 1231 1391 0 3890 14165 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE (FAIRFAX-W 2233 0 4800 500 7033 24180 0 2500 1548 530 0 3980 23371 

56761 COLONY (AMANA) 6280 0 1200 0 7480 7480 0 0 562 1200 0 0 9242 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 8630 0 2000 1083 10630 14874 0 418 1997 4590 0 9117 35576 

55229 CORALVILLE 42383 0 0 1012 42383 47675 0 17357 12239 31104 1566 45500 169825 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 23440 0 7680 292 31120 37173 0 27148 6814 25359 14165 273708 355212 

56680 FAIRFAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 59799 39482 894 1788 100175 115912 40894 86770 29713 133742 1749 46579 430574 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 15300 0 5400 482 20700 0 0 2691 3533 4502 0 123773 155885 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 17944 0 8450 3557 26394 18490 0 0 0 259 13116 4782 55364 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 43856 0 178 4365 44034 45176 0 66814 13065 23870 91652 15948 253614 

55238 KALONA 30599 0 1878 4816 32477 31115 0 1997 3353 10751 11259 15485 92746 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 27599 0 0 1230 27599 36050 0 0 0 10460 0 2300 63465 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 0 0 0 0 0 3000 0 0 8555 8555 0 0 18848

56808 LISBON 31790 0 6490 2389 38280 33140 0 4074 3862 12475 27086 23620 128794 

55962 MALCOM 4246 1236 0 681 5482 0 0 2307 4011 3883 0 0 17335 

56014 SHERIDAN 7000 0 0 0 7000 7000 0 0 399 2498 0 3921 18980 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 23000 0 5000 3000 28000 39776 0 0 1220 3590 0 7840 51616 

56814 MARION, FIRST 53600 26650 2556 4911 82806 77188 0 15961 11914 125016 126809 77642 464114 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 49770 0 0 3078 49770 54747 0 32835 6595 22387 76620 17067 205893 

56816 MARTELLE 4510 4330 0 1405 8840 8840 0 600 1295 1264 0 8412 26742 

56864 VIOLA 4510 4330 0 1242 8840 8840 0 0 2309 616 0 4213 21528 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 9900 0 0 500 9900 10400 0 675 1953 6417 0 6128 40212 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 1200 0 0 1603 1200 5739 0 0 0 333 0 3060 6249 

56830 MT. VERNON, FIRST 38000 0 105 1502 38105 47591 0 20713 8637 37114 20175 39269 193672 

56028 VICTOR 13197 1323 147 5157 14667 13893 0 3676 4639 8176 0 10326 50630 

55956 LADORA 6863 688 76 2682 7627 7224 0 860 4621 4201 0 10288 33185 

55938 GUERNSEY 3960 397 44 1547 4401 4168 0 496 680 1733 0 9347 20523 

55988 OHIO 1583 159 18 619 1760 1667 0 609 284 693 0 3864 8397 

55952 KOSZTA 791 79 9 299 879 834 0 100 357 678 0 1250 4075 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 32025 0 9000 3041 41025 33025 0 2723 11593 9733 0 9481 96186 

56832 OLIN 11788 3120 0 0 14908 16320 0 500 2500 300 0 10300 39766 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 14408 2860 0 0 17268 14960 0 0 1450 1600 0 3750 31623 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 2303 585 0 0 2888 2720 0 0 1498 840 0 1075 7956 

55185 OXFORD 31780 0 0 0 31780 0 0 2160 1542 6272 9489 6539 59187 

56718 PALO 8050 0 0 670 8050 8050 0 0 350 498 0 22575 36849 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 15450 6129 0 2475 21579 23305 0 0 456 4752 0 7190 53164 

56676 ELBERON 4017 1593 0 328 5610 6059 0 0 211 426 0 3495 12693 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 5253 2084 0 842 7337 7924 0 0 150 1534 0 3197 15599 

56714 NORWAY 6180 2452 0 990 8632 9322 0 0 325 1459 0 2332 21401 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 14000 0 0 1000 14000 14000 0 1465 2126 5782 8170 25691 64270 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 38174 0 153 2871 38327 40146 0 7872 6462 17983 19604 13094 122181 

56846 SOLON 35887 0 3348 6410 39235 41039 0 34277 12291 33344 1571 44889 162780 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 600 0 6000 1109 6600 600 0 0 0 991 0 2493 13004 

56840 ROCHESTER 600 0 6000 1320 6600 600 0 0 1340 710 0 3669 16353 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 28518 0 0 1891 28518 28426 0 0 2988 11012 0 8754 59346 

55304 TIFFIN 28945 0 0 1740 28945 28054 0 0 8930 4860 9012 7370 72307 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 33871 0 0 4060 33871 36698 0 4591 5576 16990 0 39903 124321 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 29000 0 0 166 29000 30500 0 2238 1806 6773 0 27415 84733 

56870 WEST BRANCH 24285 0 0 0 24285 25621 0 1445 5746 14653 0 10159 73628 

56850 SPRINGDALE 9823 0 0 0 9823 10323 0 0 0 1200 0 5939 23107 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 25906 0 1278 4300 27184 28737 0 4035 3004 9750 0 7270 50725 

District Totals 1516931 222062 159624 124840 1898618 1841010 77450 559444 362758 1211513 547634 1827494 7310701 

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Council Bluffs District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55326 ANITA 261 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 4 262 82 11 65 83 2 

55472 WIOTA 107 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 107 55 0 30 21 1 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 820 20 0 2 2 3 2 6 3 21 809 229 13 153 69 7 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 531 9 2 8 0 3 2 4 2 12 527 186 11 104 63 9 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 49 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 48 18 3 12 61 0 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 64 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 64 27 1 9 38 0 

55336 CARSON 241 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 8 3 234 85 2 28 141 5 

55422 MT. HOPE 95 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 96 31 0 5 33 2 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 592 13 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 10 602 210 9 122 0 12 

55528 COIN 142 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 139 76 2 14 19 0 

55620 NORWICH 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 57 34 0 11 10 0 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 749 14 9 20 21 0 2 10 4 15 782 363 29 140 118 15 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 513 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 513 202 0 52 88 0 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 187 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 183 76 7 190 46 0 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 123 12 0 0 1 7 0 0 0 1 128 75 7 15 12 7 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 477 23 0 9 5 15 5 4 2 6 482 251 12 0 0 10 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 162 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 3 155 54 2 20 20 4 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 110 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 110 35 5 0 20 5 

55347 CARTER LAKE 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 20 0 20 15 6 

55358 ELLIOTT 106 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 5 100 42 0 34 16 0 

55434 PILOT GROVE 64 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 63 22 1 0 22 0 

55362 FARRAGUT 214 0 0 2 3 0 3 1 3 7 205 65 0 22 80 0 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 37 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 36 18 0 2 0 0 

55446 RIVERTON 74 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 4 67 25 0 11 20 0 

55460 SUMMIT 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 37 25 4 7 3 0 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 623 8 0 12 1 0 21 1 5 14 603 174 11 136 181 11 

55370 GRISWOLD 315 2 1 4 1 0 1 1 0 5 316 139 8 55 115 12 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 242 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 236 65 4 28 41 0 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 661 36 2 7 6 2 2 8 0 10 690 189 9 84 87 14 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 65 38 0 16 13 0 

55378 HASTINGS 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 20 0 0 29 0 

55386 IRWIN 191 3 2 1 0 4 0 0 0 3 190 65 0 218 18 0 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 55 2 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 59 40 2 72 10 0 

55388 KIRKMAN 65 9 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 75 35 3 93 20 0 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 119 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 116 30 0 20 22 3 

55398 LOGAN 160 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 160 50 1 18 40 0 

55404 MAGNOLIA 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 15 0 8 20 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 168 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 168 38 2 46 2 4 

55382 HENDERSON 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 51 15 0 5 14 0 

55406 MALVERN 287 6 1 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 296 100 4 42 50 5

55458 STRAHAN 76 0 0 6 0 0 0 3 0 1 78 45 1 8 15 0 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 37 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 37 20 0 37 0 0 

55410 MARNE 59 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 64 24 5 10 12 0 

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 42 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 19 2 6 5 0 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 248 8 0 7 1 0 2 1 0 5 256 86 3 68 85 7 

55416 MODALE 90 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 98 51 7 119 52 0 

55614 NEW MARKET 172 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 5 162 45 2 0 153 0 

55360 EMERSON 104 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 98 50 1 23 22 9 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 76 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 69 27 2 12 22 2 

55297 NOBLE 87 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 87 30 0 8 25 0 

55368 GRANT 67 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 69 12 4 21 26 3 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 52 8 0 0 17 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 83 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 3 80 22 0 0 1 0 

55506 BLANCHARD 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 69 22 0 0 2 0 

55426 OAKLAND 524 9 2 0 0 0 6 5 3 10 511 111 5 90 149 20 

55438 PISGAH 41 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 39 30 0 6 20 0 

55439 MONDAMIN 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 46 27 1 16 22 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 29 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 17 0 0 9 0 

55607 CLIMAX 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 10 0 4 0 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 78 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 78 38 2 0 0 4 

55609 STRATTON 51 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 51 22 0 8 0 0 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 592 0 0 2 0 0 4 2 3 13 572 181 7 69 42 0 

55202 ROSS 97 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 96 40 0 21 8 0 

55078 GRAY 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 56 29 0 0 0 0 

55450 SHELBY 169 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 170 60 5 4 6 8 

55432 PERSIA 37 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 25 3 42 7 0 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 747 10 0 1 2 0 2 6 4 16 732 242 9 106 115 8 

55452 SIDNEY 287 5 2 2 4 0 0 2 0 5 293 79 3 0 65 12 

55465 THURMAN 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 86 22 0 14 35 0 

55454 SILVER CITY 109 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 110 35 0 3 6 0 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 37 0 0 8 0 

55384 HILLSDALE 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 32 0 0 5 0 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 96 2 3 0 0 0 0 4 1 5 91 39 2 16 5 2 

55374 HANCOCK 181 3 10 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 191 51 1 30 27 3 

55462 TABOR 136 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 141 22 7 31 6 8 

55440 RANDOLPH 101 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 101 20 8 0 8 8 

55464 TENNANT 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 12 1 8 8 0 

55468 VILLISCA 381 10 0 1 2 0 0 0 3 10 381 122 6 76 10 4 

55616 NODAWAY 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 92 30 0 14 0 0 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 346 9 1 0 0 2 5 6 0 1 342 114 9 54 66 5 


549

550 





Council Bluffs District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55326 ANITA 21 37 25 25 108 58 6 15 2 0 0 70 6860 35 700 276000 77000 2000 0 0 

55472 WIOTA 4 10 5 0 19 8 14 10 1 0 0 31 3000 0 0 159000 75000 5000 0 0 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 97 94 52 24 267 110 35 90 7 65 1665 142 565 50 500 1307000 157850 27483 29900 0 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 31 45 25 17 118 51 8 43 8 10 582 122 2799 33 470 1506700 105200 85684 0 0 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 3 9 1 9 22 15 8 6 0 0 0 0 1575 0 0 38000 0 0 0 0 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 4 10 0 12 26 13 0 0 0 0 0 15 275 0 0 110000 0 46437 0 0 

55336 CARSON 18 35 30 21 104 58 51 76 0 0 0 40 350 25 255 325000 55000 208847 0 0 

55422 MT. HOPE 3 5 5 7 20 8 12 3 0 0 0 20 856 0 0 90000 0 4197 0 0 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 29 104 25 68 226 156 40 0 10 0 0 74 1800 68 0 834914 90000 500697 0 0 

55528 COIN 5 17 6 6 34 25 0 7 0 0 0 35 600 0 0 350000 75000 0 0 0 

55620 NORWICH 2 6 0 8 16 9 0 0 0 0 0 14 485 0 0 144000 0 0 0 0 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 53 162 64 52 331 97 90 150 0 38 1425 160 2737 27 205 3100000 100000 225000 0 0 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 18 42 19 60 139 63 44 12 0 22 0 111 0 15 0 1100000 50000 42000 0 0 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 7 33 20 38 98 42 0 0 0 0 0 28 1050 12 0 976000 102000 61600 0 0 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 8 31 12 6 57 30 0 9 7 0 0 33 2225 11 160 310000 0 87000 0 0 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 57 77 35 75 244 105 22 68 10 0 0 43 1500 30 0 789320 83000 0 45000 0 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 6 12 4 21 43 12 7 0 0 6 0 22 1500 12 250 384000 98000 0 14000 0 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 7 9 10 7 33 15 5 0 0 0 0 25 500 12 250 45000 26000 0 0 0 

55347 CARTER LAKE 7 19 10 7 43 7 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 10 250 10000 0 10000 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 3 5 7 0 15 4 0 0 2 0 0 27 1154 3 0 150000 40000 0 0 0 

55434 PILOT GROVE 1 0 0 8 9 8 0 0 1 0 0 14 212 0 0 68000 11500 0 0 0 

55362 FARRAGUT 20 20 16 8 64 50 8 30 0 0 0 59 1550 20 0 299000 80000 55000 0 4900 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 10 0 0 19 29 18 0 6 0 0 0 10 250 0 0 30000 8000 15000 0 0 

55446 RIVERTON 1 0 4 0 5 5 0 8 0 0 0 46 1825 0 0 143900 31500 47000 0 0 

55460 SUMMIT 4 6 1 17 28 26 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 95000 0 2000 0 0 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 18 73 30 34 155 81 0 76 3 0 0 75 2125 23 317 880000 80000 9925 0 0 

55370 GRISWOLD 24 55 29 75 183 81 135 110 2 0 0 137 1633 25 145 865000 85000 20000 9000 0 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 7 17 8 9 41 23 11 3 0 6 0 35 1363 8 0 478000 55000 0 32000 0 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 34 78 107 31 250 98 62 89 26 25 400 148 1994 62 7500 1500000 109600 203069 58474 0 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 5 9 4 5 23 20 0 0 0 0 0 13 1512 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

55378 HASTINGS 0 8 2 0 10 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 195000 0 5286 0 0 

55386 IRWIN 8 18 0 0 26 15 0 0 0 0 0 59 1350 20 0 380000 55000 0 0 0 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 6 10 0 0 16 12 0 0 0 0 0 9 200 20 0 35000 12000 0 0 0 

55388 KIRKMAN 10 18 7 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 20 0 85000 0 0 0 0 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 3 10 4 4 21 12 5 18 0 0 0 46 0 5 0 182500 41500 6000 0 0 

55398 LOGAN 5 16 4 0 25 20 4 0 0 0 0 37 1800 4 20 502600 75000 25000 0 0 

55404 MAGNOLIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1413 0 0 0 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 4 10 0 0 14 8 0 0 0 0 0 33 874 0 0 548000 104000 49500 0 0 

55382 HENDERSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 1089 0 0 132500 10000 0 0 0 

55406 MALVERN 11 40 6 10 67 35 0 10 0 23 0 48 2982 15 0 277132 65500 40000 0 0

55458 STRAHAN 7 8 15 15 45 30 0 7 0 0 0 28 400 17 0 199000 0 0 0 0 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 6 5 0 6 17 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22000 0 0 0 0 

55410 MARNE 3 18 0 0 21 18 0 0 0 0 0 12 200 0 0 150000 0 25000 0 0 

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 115 0 0 15000 0 0 0 0 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 7 13 15 23 58 21 6 7 5 0 0 40 998 4 30 360000 50000 75000 0 0 

55416 MODALE 4 10 8 10 32 4 10 0 1 0 0 21 372 4 200 250000 0 0 0 0 

55614 NEW MARKET 5 15 2 26 48 19 0 0 1 0 0 38 1450 2 0 300000 35000 5500 0 0 

55360 EMERSON 5 24 9 8 46 35 0 8 0 0 0 30 1700 0 0 330500 66500 0 0 0 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 2 2 6 0 10 7 0 7 0 0 0 10 271 0 0 192000 0 9850 0 0 

55297 NOBLE 5 8 0 15 28 19 5 5 1 0 0 14 0 0 0 195000 59000 68000 0 0 

55368 GRANT 5 15 3 0 23 6 0 3 3 0 0 20 3932 0 0 60000 10000 0 0 0 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61000 30000 0 0 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 0 2 7 0 9 8 6 0 0 0 0 24 3148 6 0 50000 70000 100000 0 0 

55506 BLANCHARD 3 4 5 0 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 19 671 6 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55426 OAKLAND 27 76 46 17 166 51 45 57 9 0 0 45 1284 26 0 421500 74814 2058 3000 7607 

55438 PISGAH 5 12 0 0 17 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 250000 61200 0 0 

55439 MONDAMIN 5 7 5 0 17 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 0 0 0 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 1 0 0 0 1 0 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125000 0 0 0 0 

55607 CLIMAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 0 0 0 30000 0 0 0 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 5 15 8 12 40 20 0 35 2 0 0 26 0 7 0 30000 7500 0 0 0 

55609 STRATTON 3 42 1 6 52 95 0 0 1 0 0 23 0 0 0 30000 25000 0 0 0 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 25 79 45 33 182 77 5 32 0 0 0 100 779 14 22 986000 200600 23960 0 7800 

55202 ROSS 6 15 2 9 32 11 4 6 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 267000 111000 8873 0 0 

55078 GRAY 4 10 4 0 18 8 0 4 0 0 0 10 592 0 0 28000 0 3755 0 0 

55450 SHELBY 11 18 17 11 57 30 5 5 0 0 0 18 626 15 200 220920 69460 0 0 0 

55432 PERSIA 2 3 0 0 5 7 5 0 0 0 0 8 260 0 0 54000 0 5245 0 0 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 51 70 53 165 339 100 55 12 7 0 0 132 2850 17 3000 2074800 91600 137140 0 0 

55452 SIDNEY 13 22 9 9 53 36 12 0 4 0 0 74 947 23 253 350000 65000 132000 0 0 

55465 THURMAN 4 14 0 0 18 13 0 0 0 0 0 12 500 0 0 102000 0 7381 0 0 

55454 SILVER CITY 6 6 4 6 22 20 0 0 0 0 0 8 136 0 0 138000 52500 0 0 0 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 3 0 0 0 3 3 10 10 0 0 0 22 1150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55384 HILLSDALE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 1250 0 0 66000 0 46000 0 0 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 7 12 8 8 35 24 0 0 2 0 0 8 225 8 113 138000 52500 0 0 0 

55374 HANCOCK 5 10 1 0 16 8 0 0 0 0 0 51 976 9 169 149000 0 0 0 0 

55462 TABOR 6 16 14 6 42 20 0 5 3 0 0 23 867 6 0 261500 45000 0 0 0 

55440 RANDOLPH 2 10 0 0 12 6 0 12 0 0 0 35 2250 9 0 29300 0 0 0 0 

55464 TENNANT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 2180 0 0 56000 0 3432 0 0 

55468 VILLISCA 12 34 9 10 65 45 0 0 8 0 0 108 2078 25 0 900000 90000 20000 0 0 

55616 NODAWAY 5 15 0 0 20 10 0 0 0 0 0 31 1500 0 0 66000 0 1500 0 0 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 17 46 10 12 85 35 0 42 0 0 0 70 4968 30 0 790000 75000 107000 0 0 


551

552 



Council Bluffs District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55326 ANITA 6030 6030 2444 2444 4498 4498 278 278 0 0 

55472 WIOTA 2564 2564 1039 1039 1913 1913 118 118 0 0 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 22938 22938 0 9296 0 17111 0 1058 0 0 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 11574 11574 4691 4691 8634 8634 534 534 0 0 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 1126 1126 456 456 840 840 52 52 0 0 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 1532 1532 621 621 1143 1143 71 71 0 1327 

55336 CARSON 3959 3959 1604 1604 2953 2953 183 183 0 0 

55422 MT. HOPE 2371 2371 961 961 1769 1769 109 109 0 0 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 12766 12766 5173 5173 9523 9523 589 589 0 0 

55528 COIN 3600 3600 1459 1459 2686 2686 166 166 0 0 

55620 NORWICH 1658 1658 672 672 1237 1237 76 76 0 0 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 20141 21972 8162 8904 15024 16390 928 1013 0 0 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 8421 12633 3413 5120 0 9423 0 582 0 4781 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 735 10976 0 4448 0 8188 0 506 0 0 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 2221 2221 900 900 1657 1657 102 102 0 0 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 19221 20995 0 8508 0 15661 0 968 0 0 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 4421 4421 1792 1792 3298 3298 204 204 0 0 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 0 3410 0 1382 0 2543 0 157 0 0 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 2262 2262 917 917 1688 1688 104 104 0 0 

55434 PILOT GROVE 1059 1059 429 429 790 790 49 49 0 0 

55362 FARRAGUT 5307 5307 2151 2151 965 3959 0 245 0 0 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 1235 1235 500 500 921 921 57 57 0 0 

55446 RIVERTON 2438 2438 988 988 1818 1818 112 112 0 0 

55460 SUMMIT 1192 1192 483 483 889 889 55 55 0 0 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 0 13488 0 5466 0 10061 0 622 0 0 

55370 GRISWOLD 9047 9047 3667 3667 6749 6749 417 417 0 0 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 0 6564 0 2660 0 4896 0 303 0 0 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 18615 18615 7544 7544 13886 13886 858 858 0 0 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 1181 1181 479 479 881 881 54 54 0 0 

55378 HASTINGS 1041 1041 422 422 777 777 48 48 0 0 

55386 IRWIN 3916 3916 1587 1587 2921 2921 181 181 0 0 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 1895 1895 768 768 1414 1414 87 87 0 0 

55388 KIRKMAN 1185 1185 480 480 884 884 55 55 0 0 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 1810 4344 1760 1760 442 3240 0 200 0 0 

55398 LOGAN 0 5436 0 2203 0 4055 0 251 0 0 

55404 MAGNOLIA 1009 1009 409 409 754 753 48 47 0 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 5857 5857 2374 2374 4369 4369 270 270 0 0 

55382 HENDERSON 894 894 362 362 667 667 41 41 0 0 

55406 MALVERN 5960 5960 2415 2415 4446 4446 274 275 0 0

55458 STRAHAN 2158 2158 875 875 1610 1610 99 99 0 0 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 701 701 284 284 523 523 32 32 0 0 

55410 MARNE 1220 1220 494 494 910 910 56 56 0 0 

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 736 736 297 298 549 549 34 34 0 0 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 6351 6351 2574 2574 4737 4737 293 293 0 0 

55416 MODALE 2030 2030 823 823 1514 1514 94 94 0 0 

55614 NEW MARKET 4458 4458 1807 1807 3326 3326 206 206 0 0 

55360 EMERSON 3074 3074 1246 1246 2293 2293 142 142 0 0 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 1904 1904 772 772 1420 1420 88 88 0 0 

55297 NOBLE 2564 2564 1039 1039 1913 1913 118 118 0 0 

55368 GRANT 812 1392 329 564 605 1038 42 64 0 286 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 862 862 349 349 643 643 40 40 0 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 1668 2503 676 1014 1244 1867 76 115 0 0 

55506 BLANCHARD 2187 2187 886 886 705 1632 101 101 0 0 

55426 OAKLAND 10532 10532 4268 4268 871 7857 0 486 0 0 

55438 PISGAH 240 2175 90 881 160 1622 10 100 0 0 

55439 MONDAMIN 1404 1685 400 683 400 1257 0 78 0 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 981 981 397 397 399 732 45 45 0 0 

55607 CLIMAX 0 392 0 159 0 293 0 18 0 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 1449 1449 587 587 1081 1081 67 67 0 0 

55609 STRATTON 813 1456 320 590 630 1086 36 67 0 0 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 3227 17135 0 6944 2000 12782 0 790 0 0 

55202 ROSS 2997 2997 556 1215 981 2236 57 138 0 0 

55078 GRAY 1414 1414 573 573 1055 1055 65 65 0 0 

55450 SHELBY 2975 2975 301 1206 554 2219 34 137 0 2092 

55432 PERSIA 822 822 333 333 613 613 38 38 0 0 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 16830 16830 13987 6820 500 12554 0 776 0 2200 

55452 SIDNEY 7175 7175 2908 2908 5351 5352 331 331 0 0 

55465 THURMAN 2602 2602 1055 1055 1941 1941 120 120 0 0 

55454 SILVER CITY 3219 3219 741 1305 500 2401 0 148 0 0 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 1285 1285 521 521 958 958 59 59 0 0 

55384 HILLSDALE 1103 1103 447 447 823 823 51 51 0 0 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 2570 2570 1042 1042 1917 1917 119 119 0 0 

55374 HANCOCK 3815 3815 1546 1546 2846 2846 176 176 0 0 

55462 TABOR 2010 2673 810 1083 1500 1994 90 123 0 0 

55440 RANDOLPH 2272 2272 49 921 46 1695 105 105 0 0 

55464 TENNANT 973 973 394 394 725 725 45 45 0 0 

55468 VILLISCA 7920 7907 801 3205 1473 5899 90 365 0 0 

55616 NODAWAY 1239 1438 97 583 969 1073 11 66 0 0 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 6393 6393 2591 2591 4769 4769 295 295 0 0 


553

554 




Council Bluffs District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



55326 ANITA 0 0 260 46 0 90 39 82 115 62 0 200 0 220 1409 2037 1600 

55472 WIOTA 0 0 29 0 0 18 10 10 46 37 0 138 0 0 561 1422 849 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 0 0 302 15 45 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1198 10109 5640 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 0 0 232 58 26 44 30 45 37 82 49 1074 0 0 2453 2678 2999 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 81 790 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 0 0 6 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 387 279 494 

55336 CARSON 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 185 646 411 

55422 MT. HOPE 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 406 660 725 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 0 0 232 0 0 90 0 104 0 0 0 390 0 0 432 1688 1654 

55528 COIN 0 0 2 25 10 0 5 15 18 3 8 148 0 0 731 20 864 

55620 NORWICH 0 0 15 10 10 10 0 0 15 5 2 202 0 0 662 315 432 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 0 0 1319 272 160 32 186 194 84 0 0 0 0 0 999 2070 4460 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 0 0 79 99 177 124 89 78 41 0 0 125 0 0 471 2261 4173 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 0 0 115 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 310 0 0 80 615 2113 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 943 0 0 1253 985 579 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 510 0 0 0 180 1081 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 171 0 0 311 171 253 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 30 0 0 125 424 872 

55434 PILOT GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 39 299 

55362 FARRAGUT 0 0 27 19 49 17 12 0 12 15 0 35 0 0 142 440 1125 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 0 0 25 76 0 25 0 0 0 75 0 0 0 0 60 570 488 

55446 RIVERTON 0 0 10 2 0 2 0 0 14 8 0 0 0 0 96 266 632 

55460 SUMMIT 0 0 7 10 0 10 5 0 6 5 0 10 0 0 47 182 274 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 566 752 2805 

55370 GRISWOLD 0 0 29 120 50 65 50 6 5 21 0 410 0 0 1843 1923 469 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 181 0 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 0 0 670 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 1634 0 0 1722 2982 4086 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 0 0 75 53 85 89 52 42 39 46 42 240 0 0 793 740 256 

55378 HASTINGS 0 0 20 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 99 

55386 IRWIN 0 0 10 12 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 50 0 0 128 644 1007 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64 10 864 

55388 KIRKMAN 0 0 100 2 0 0 2 55 101 30 0 50 0 16 676 289 575 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 0 0 180 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 0 40 0 0 60 1112 741 

55398 LOGAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1057 

55404 MAGNOLIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 290 0 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 0 0 117 0 60 0 0 0 6 46 1 50 0 0 128 700 651 

55382 HENDERSON 0 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 50 0 0 166 376 255 

55406 MALVERN 0 0 86 59 29 51 46 79 35 96 35 0 0 0 250 710 83

55458 STRAHAN 0 25 161 34 35 59 50 57 33 42 34 249 0 0 1024 1445 874 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 57 450 0 

55410 MARNE 0 0 25 0 0 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 0 0 127 0 157 

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 0 0 6 10 6 2 1 5 2 0 0 11 0 0 485 216 741 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 0 0 132 50 37 30 40 64 38 97 16 430 0 0 1867 1133 792 

55416 MODALE 0 0 14 22 70 14 16 12 31 14 10 50 0 0 45 262 685 

55614 NEW MARKET 0 0 21 0 0 25 29 13 13 0 0 43 0 0 135 650 825 

55360 EMERSON 0 0 45 20 0 45 20 20 0 0 20 0 0 0 460 683 547 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 0 0 30 45 0 50 6 17 0 0 0 180 0 0 403 568 486 

55297 NOBLE 0 0 179 75 124 96 72 78 41 82 72 814 0 0 719 820 860 

55368 GRANT 0 0 120 38 0 12 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 63 516 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 0 0 6 3 18 2 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 173 8 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 123 831 410 

55506 BLANCHARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 128 368 0 

55426 OAKLAND 0 0 71 37 18 60 22 26 30 0 0 0 0 0 135 185 1787 

55438 PISGAH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 472 294 

55439 MONDAMIN 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 596 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 79 0 

55607 CLIMAX 0 0 12 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 103 

55442 HAWTHORNE 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 2 0 17 0 50 0 0 150 448 94 

55609 STRATTON 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 5 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 0 0 80 57 68 56 5 48 43 0 0 350 0 0 5358 1480 2829 

55202 ROSS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 611 1181 

55078 GRAY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 122 283 

55450 SHELBY 0 0 30 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 417 272 416 

55432 PERSIA 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 65 7 61 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 612 515 2829 

55452 SIDNEY 0 0 128 65 0 51 46 46 0 46 0 0 0 0 28 800 1102 

55465 THURMAN 0 0 19 10 11 0 15 15 0 15 0 0 0 0 135 24 94 

55454 SILVER CITY 0 0 44 34 0 30 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 99 442 588 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 0 0 24 0 0 11 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 364 

55384 HILLSDALE 0 0 8 0 0 12 0 1 0 0 0 11 0 0 375 0 116 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 0 0 10 10 7 5 0 20 0 10 0 100 0 0 50 85 0 

55374 HANCOCK 0 0 6 0 0 9 0 8 0 8 9 0 0 0 50 360 449 

55462 TABOR 0 0 17 0 0 11 5 15 0 38 12 0 0 0 153 336 499 

55440 RANDOLPH 0 0 0 0 0 9 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 717 

55464 TENNANT 0 0 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 10 0 15 0 0 150 384 253 

55468 VILLISCA 0 0 246 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 794 338 

55616 NODAWAY 0 0 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 24 0 0 50 190 155 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 0 0 110 36 44 49 42 32 97 63 0 52 0 0 520 1084 1723 


555

556 




Council Bluffs District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55326 ANITA 25003 0 785 1630 25788 27418 0 181 3638 9504 0 6719 65059 

55472 WIOTA 9330 0 1689 1054 11019 9230 0 200 1346 3763 0 2941 27824 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 34800 0 860 5182 35660 49800 0 25868 14914 49337 21835 56823 218827 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 30832 0 0 500 30832 31332 0 2234 6698 28488 0 16992 118251 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 1580 1930 5000 511 8510 2995 0 0 0 275 0 1445 13680 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 4413 665 5000 616 10078 3661 0 0 960 1924 0 2445 21275 

55336 CARSON 19572 0 392 2305 19964 21701 0 0 3805 4451 0 4850 43043 

55422 MT. HOPE 7994 0 0 0 7994 8585 0 0 45 4982 0 5512 25547 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 36400 0 0 986 36400 40314 0 6495 12395 18352 0 210 99998 

55528 COIN 20475 0 0 2633 20475 20650 0 0 469 1966 0 8746 41416 

55620 NORWICH 8776 0 0 339 8776 8850 0 0 975 1764 0 1777 18613 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 44682 0 5000 5935 49682 48727 0 34098 12505 46086 0 317074 479379 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 38936 0 0 0 38936 35397 0 0 15009 29086 0 20547 127913 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 31604 0 0 0 31604 32854 0 1200 2693 12219 0 16225 66709 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 9000 0 0 540 9000 9000 0 0 2492 1200 0 3191 24773 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 39938 0 0 1283 39938 41221 0 42557 10213 24533 6553 12526 114756 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 10860 0 3080 180 13940 19234 0 416 0 0 2608 15636 42835 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 8448 0 2186 0 10634 13472 0 448 767 1020 0 5348 18269 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 7920 0 0 320 2400 0 1200 3920 

55358 ELLIOTT 7897 0 0 426 7897 8323 0 0 910 3909 0 4581 23744 

55434 PILOT GROVE 4000 0 9 151 4009 4000 0 0 0 1151 0 1703 9610 

55362 FARRAGUT 6638 7237 0 3924 13875 20979 0 1560 328 1917 0 13827 40264 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 1558 1699 0 921 3257 4925 0 1200 0 950 0 878 9117 

55446 RIVERTON 2915 3178 0 1724 6093 9214 0 725 148 1414 3126 10721 27888 

55460 SUMMIT 1703 1857 0 1006 3560 5382 0 0 0 492 0 5112 12339 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 36000 0 0 2697 36000 36000 0 12917 4385 20704 0 37631 102843 

55370 GRISWOLD 29100 0 75 4867 29175 30500 0 700 7950 21172 34262 32985 150415 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 25254 0 0 860 25254 26274 0 1400 2940 4338 0 8291 41015 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 42389 0 7700 1731 50089 44507 0 14354 9638 46259 47776 13628 219788 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 495 0 0 5298 10940 

55378 HASTINGS 2860 0 0 160 2860 2760 0 0 0 7823 0 4124 17224 

55386 IRWIN 15450 0 134 2363 15584 15900 0 0 1611 6616 0 38514 72803 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 5862 0 0 922 5862 6245 0 0 177 2559 0 2345 16050 

55388 KIRKMAN 5862 0 0 1011 5862 6245 0 0 1377 1366 0 2634 15739 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 10062 0 167 989 10229 14931 0 0 808 3083 0 3605 23940 

55398 LOGAN 19740 0 1603 280 21343 20036 0 0 740 3534 0 6700 33374 

55404 MAGNOLIA 4935 0 0 70 4935 5009 0 0 0 137 0 1457 9039 

55400 MACEDONIA 24070 0 565 2489 24635 20299 0 0 2134 7438 0 8175 57011 

55382 HENDERSON 3500 0 550 450 4050 4715 0 0 0 245 0 4643 11850 

55406 MALVERN 49493 0 763 2930 50256 20436 0 720 2626 6187 0 14894 88620

55458 STRAHAN 8107 0 0 1253 8107 8758 0 0 3747 990 0 4141 25850 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 1866 0 0 400 1866 4232 0 0 168 0 0 1245 5336 

55410 MARNE 3900 0 0 1343 3900 5243 0 0 0 55 0 3322 10366 

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 3900 0 0 1343 3900 4000 0 0 277 55 0 1237 8571 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 27815 0 0 0 27815 29065 0 1234 1806 5909 0 7149 61361 

55416 MODALE 8086 0 0 1020 8086 8490 0 0 1074 1369 0 4696 20931 

55614 NEW MARKET 5924 1804 0 1054 7728 25380 0 1560 0 3063 0 12253 34595 

55360 EMERSON 6960 0 0 1898 6960 7656 0 0 1045 2161 0 3194 21975 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 5040 0 0 1375 5040 5544 0 0 195 2313 0 1144 14661 

55297 NOBLE 7604 0 261 1352 7865 6789 0 0 1317 2241 0 22008 43098 

55368 GRANT 4064 0 50 832 4114 4178 0 0 250 1580 0 5785 14659 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 2032 0 25 416 2057 2089 0 0 1000 422 0 3257 8850 

55618 NORTHBORO 11560 0 5480 889 17040 12390 0 1000 216 1568 0 9567 33421 

55506 BLANCHARD 11560 0 0 802 11560 12390 0 280 596 1026 0 7834 25391 

55426 OAKLAND 38190 0 71 255 38261 38251 0 1695 4308 18946 4221 9861 93639 

55438 PISGAH 10176 0 220 1760 10396 10176 0 0 316 553 0 2999 15530 

55439 MONDAMIN 10712 0 36 1604 10748 10712 0 0 319 324 0 3799 18001 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 5892 0 118 828 6010 5892 0 0 0 710 0 2185 10830 

55607 CLIMAX 4908 0 0 679 4908 6030 0 0 0 0 0 82 5150 

55442 HAWTHORNE 4966 0 0 396 4966 0 0 0 0 0 0 608 9540 

55609 STRATTON 5998 0 0 405 5998 4701 0 0 0 1724 0 3217 12874 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 42800 0 548 3804 43348 44600 0 12615 6504 40324 36836 31489 174102 

55202 ROSS 14387 0 409 1590 14796 17054 0 0 1643 995 0 8031 31932 

55078 GRAY 4053 0 1200 882 5253 8527 0 0 1176 143 0 2567 12702 

55450 SHELBY 9720 0 1800 1154 11520 12040 0 0 0 1953 0 4021 24616 

55432 PERSIA 2436 0 0 407 2436 2710 0 0 0 0 0 2375 6768 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 38708 0 323 2189 39031 39774 0 8127 10344 41110 0 29892 157850 

55452 SIDNEY 24400 0 0 1365 24400 26426 0 2160 2495 11956 0 5702 62631 

55465 THURMAN 10796 0 0 922 10796 11120 0 1312 717 0 0 3025 20594 

55454 SILVER CITY 11786 0 0 802 11786 9588 0 0 515 382 0 5104 23498 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 8924 0 0 906 8924 7116 0 0 633 1458 0 16452 30773 

55384 HILLSDALE 0 0 0 0 0 7836 0 0 1083 0 0 0 4030 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 10048 0 102 2301 10150 10232 0 0 290 2660 0 6073 25118 

55374 HANCOCK 15322 0 0 3392 15322 15348 0 0 769 1696 0 3370 30439 

55462 TABOR 0 0 0 1231 0 6602 0 0 661 2285 0 2410 10852 

55440 RANDOLPH 5104 0 0 393 5104 5104 0 0 306 1633 0 2441 12695 

55464 TENNANT 2572 0 0 1920 2572 0 0 291 40 759 0 2109 8489 

55468 VILLISCA 21684 0 0 2107 21684 23791 0 1729 1461 15462 0 68376 118736 

55616 NODAWAY 4734 0 0 527 4734 6781 0 0 0 1767 0 3280 12561 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 29275 0 6248 888 35523 30500 0 0 3057 8659 0 38128 103268 


557

558 





Creston District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55324 ADAIR 197 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 196 64 3 3 8 2 

55050 CASEY 203 6 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 7 202 62 5 5 20 2 

55496 AFTON 191 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 190 84 6 0 0 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 73 38 2 2 0 0 

55694 ALLERTON 49 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 52 40 0 18 17 30 

55716 CLIO 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 35 0 58 25 7 

55786 LINEVILLE 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 55 22 0 18 20 2 

55502 BEDFORD 283 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 2 13 268 88 0 42 13 6 

55560 GRAVITY 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 7 37 8 0 0 3 0 

55512 BROOKS 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 43 16 0 12 0 0 

55516 CARBON 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 13 0 4 0 0 

55518 CARL 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 18 0 12 15 0 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 534 1 1 5 0 0 4 4 1 12 520 155 5 74 37 10 

55526 CLEARFIELD 245 4 15 5 0 0 0 0 0 9 260 124 7 66 54 17 

55644 SHARPSBURG 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 22 15 2 22 9 0 

55534 CORNING 333 0 1 3 3 2 0 2 0 6 330 95 3 35 44 4 

55724 CORYDON 370 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 11 363 101 7 33 114 7 

55794 MILLERTON 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 62 40 0 9 25 1 

55345 SEWAL 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 23 1 6 38 0 

55729 NEW ZION 67 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 64 17 0 2 10 1 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 672 6 0 4 0 0 1 7 4 12 658 169 8 142 96 6 

55348 CUMBERLAND 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 80 34 0 0 0 0 

55436 PINE GROVE 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 13 6 8 0 0 

55070 DEXTER 120 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 4 117 44 6 28 31 0 

55144 REDFIELD 164 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 160 39 4 25 30 0 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 71 50 0 0 0 3 

55498 ARISPE 81 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 83 40 2 0 0 5 

55642 SHANNON CITY 51 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 53 18 4 0 0 0 

55546 EARLHAM 151 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 1 145 50 1 6 25 5 

55674 WORTHINGTON 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 30 0 0 0 0 

55128 PENN CENTER 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 20 0 0 2 0 

55552 FONTANELLE 225 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 223 53 4 58 57 4 

55574 HIGHLAND 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 50 25 0 9 0 0 

55562 GREENFIELD 581 7 0 5 1 0 0 1 2 16 575 163 6 83 120 16 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 376 12 0 4 3 0 10 6 0 6 373 96 11 63 75 5 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 82 2 0 8 4 0 0 1 0 0 95 37 2 9 12 0 

55578 HOPEVILLE 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 24 18 0 1 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 23 10 0 8 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 135 3 2 0 0 0 15 0 4 0 121 35 2 5 27 0 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 32 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 33 19 0 9 29 0

55558 GRAND RIVER 60 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 61 26 3 9 63 0 

55782 LACONA 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 43 22 2 0 0 0 

55590 LAMONI 105 1 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 5 102 60 3 14 0 0 

55540 DECATUR 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 44 20 0 0 10 1 

55538 DAVIS CITY 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 29 20 0 31 20 0 

55592 LENOX 367 7 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 370 127 1 64 49 4 

55604 MERCER CENTER 21 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 17 17 1 4 13 1 

55598 MACKSBURG 116 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 118 35 2 0 0 0 

55570 HEBRON 99 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 101 0 1 0 0 2 

55596 LORIMOR 63 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 69 25 2 0 0 0 

55412 MASSENA 196 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 196 90 0 29 8 0 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 91 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 30 1 0 11 3 

55330 AVONDALE 96 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 0 1 4 3 4 

55106 MENLO 173 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 178 45 4 22 12 7 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 76 21 0 20 8 0 

55796 MILO 175 9 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 182 73 4 53 23 7 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 44 20 0 9 7 1 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64 22 0 4 25 0 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 260 6 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 8 256 87 7 0 0 9 

55636 REDDING 86 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 82 30 2 0 0 1 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 15 9 0 0 0 0 

55610 MURRAY 66 0 25 0 0 0 13 0 0 4 74 20 0 0 0 0 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 200 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 202 47 6 0 0 0 

55807 MEDORA 60 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 68 50 4 0 0 7 

55221 NORWOOD 41 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 32 2 10 33 0 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 42 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 23 0 11 24 0 

55622 ORIENT 187 3 0 2 1 2 1 0 0 7 183 69 6 69 31 0 

55624 OSCEOLA 666 10 0 6 3 7 2 5 2 10 659 200 4 125 135 11 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 205 20 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 2 224 68 18 23 57 16 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 21 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 17 0 9 20 0 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 133 8 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 138 43 9 20 39 8 

55842 SEYMOUR 184 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 7 173 58 2 19 169 0 

55832 PROMISE CITY 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 49 42 4 6 49 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 216 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 6 211 103 4 71 37 0 

55652 TINGLEY 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 93 39 1 11 15 0 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 54 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 54 24 0 3 21 0 

55548 ELLSTON 117 1 2 2 0 0 2 1 0 1 118 42 0 24 13 0 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 200 4 0 5 1 0 0 2 1 3 204 74 2 29 115 4 

55576 HIGH POINT 44 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 45 34 0 18 101 0 

55658 VAN WERT 42 0 0 0 0 7 2 0 0 0 33 14 3 6 32 0 

55662 WELDON 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 15 12 1 0 40 0 

55654 TRURO 75 1 1 0 0 0 8 0 1 1 67 25 3 0 0 0 

55632 PERU 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 73 18 0 12 12 0 

55770 HUMESTON 180 1 0 2 0 8 0 0 0 7 168 51 0 6 15 0 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 670 25 4 5 7 0 5 2 1 16 687 284 22 135 375 15 

55639 PATTERSON 77 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 82 32 3 19 71 1 

55672 WOODBURN 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 10 0 0 7 0 


559

560 





Creston District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55324 ADAIR 5 13 9 12 39 34 0 0 0 0 0 49 537 10 0 180000 70000 4000 0 0 

55050 CASEY 13 35 0 4 52 40 25 35 2 0 0 40 933 10 0 285000 47000 0 0 0 

55496 AFTON 16 65 22 7 110 85 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 250000 55000 10000 0 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 0 0 0 12 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000 0 0 0 0 

55694 ALLERTON 5 14 10 12 41 15 15 0 0 0 0 20 4250 0 0 60000 50000 10000 0 0 

55716 CLIO 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55786 LINEVILLE 5 18 3 12 38 20 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105000 12000 3400 0 0 

55502 BEDFORD 12 70 13 12 107 40 5 0 0 0 0 52 1041 10 0 1120000 91088 12832 0 0 

55560 GRAVITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 25000 0 0 0 0 

55512 BROOKS 3 12 0 6 21 10 0 6 0 0 0 29 587 0 0 35000 0 110000 0 0 

55516 CARBON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 12 250 0 0 10000 2000 10000 0 0 

55518 CARL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 20 509 0 0 20000 16000 0 0 0 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 17 67 41 36 161 88 43 127 0 0 0 118 1974 35 822 1584100 101000 103500 0 0 

55526 CLEARFIELD 17 23 20 25 85 57 8 14 4 26 0 67 2853 25 0 327000 105800 29000 0 0 

55644 SHARPSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55534 CORNING 13 31 15 31 90 38 5 11 0 0 0 107 2274 14 0 1007000 130000 0 0 0 

55724 CORYDON 18 34 26 31 109 62 12 40 0 0 0 88 397 32 500 986000 96200 56000 0 0 

55794 MILLERTON 5 9 7 7 28 18 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 115000 0 0 0 0 

55345 SEWAL 3 12 2 0 17 4 0 0 0 0 0 12 265 0 0 64500 40000 82000 0 0 

55729 NEW ZION 5 4 7 8 24 12 0 21 0 0 0 25 414 0 0 33000 0 0 0 0 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 24 59 38 76 197 83 18 10 6 8 859 127 2670 24 0 2037700 105100 28069 0 0 

55348 CUMBERLAND 6 7 4 0 17 14 0 12 0 0 0 18 825 6 173 300000 71000 11251 0 0 

55436 PINE GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 11 769 0 0 10600 0 0 0 0 

55070 DEXTER 9 17 0 10 36 18 0 36 0 0 0 36 1779 8 0 182950 0 57084 0 0 

55144 REDFIELD 5 12 0 6 23 12 0 25 0 0 0 54 1725 0 0 260600 67000 15578 0 0 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 6 22 20 14 62 48 12 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75500 20000 5000 0 0 

55498 ARISPE 2 2 10 6 20 8 12 6 0 0 0 12 3000 10 0 15000 0 25000 0 0 

55642 SHANNON CITY 4 6 2 10 22 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000 0 3000 0 0 

55546 EARLHAM 5 29 8 12 54 28 0 30 5 0 0 23 2041 0 0 405090 140000 0 0 0 

55674 WORTHINGTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 1364 0 0 177000 0 0 0 0 

55128 PENN CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 303 0 0 193800 0 0 0 0 

55552 FONTANELLE 15 31 0 13 59 27 0 5 0 0 0 41 1514 0 500 397992 560000 7262 0 0 

55574 HIGHLAND 3 3 3 8 17 20 0 7 0 0 0 13 1370 0 0 50000 0 1800 0 0 

55562 GREENFIELD 17 85 40 28 170 60 16 70 5 15 200 109 2250 15 1500 800000 100000 55000 0 0 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 15 36 19 9 79 51 5 0 7 0 0 72 560 19 100 660000 86000 15000 0 0 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 2 10 1 0 13 7 0 4 0 0 0 28 330 2 0 192000 0 272500 0 0 

55578 HOPEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000 0 0 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 2 4 2 0 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000 0 0 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 5 6 9 8 28 13 0 0 3 5 1635 31 250 0 0 236400 81200 0 0 0 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 12 1200 0 0 174900 0 8149 0 0

55558 GRAND RIVER 2 15 3 0 20 10 0 37 2 0 0 16 655 0 0 99000 0 0 0 0 

55782 LACONA 5 4 8 0 17 15 0 0 0 0 0 11 360 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55590 LAMONI 2 0 0 14 16 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 225000 60000 122350 0 0 

55540 DECATUR 5 5 1 10 21 15 0 0 0 0 0 13 800 1 0 163000 0 0 0 0 

55538 DAVIS CITY 2 8 1 4 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90000 0 0 0 0 

55592 LENOX 9 20 10 20 59 50 12 85 4 108 2101 92 2926 44 0 463500 86000 30000 0 0 

55604 MERCER CENTER 4 7 4 0 15 7 0 9 1 0 0 14 2138 0 0 43000 0 0 0 0 

55598 MACKSBURG 6 19 15 8 48 30 0 0 0 0 0 31 275 15 0 125000 30000 5000 0 0 

55570 HEBRON 7 14 10 14 45 23 0 0 2 0 0 30 60 0 0 105000 0 0 0 0 

55596 LORIMOR 0 0 5 6 11 0 0 0 0 25 0 27 2588 6 0 79000 16000 0 0 0 

55412 MASSENA 3 18 3 0 24 12 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 15 0 245900 65700 9100 0 1000 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 3 15 2 0 20 10 0 0 3 0 0 33 3300 0 0 143867 0 2000 0 0 

55330 AVONDALE 0 9 6 31 46 25 0 0 0 0 0 23 50 11 157 136000 0 11840 0 0 

55106 MENLO 3 30 8 0 41 35 8 25 7 0 0 42 240 7 0 330000 100000 5953 0 0 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 1 11 0 0 12 7 0 2 0 0 0 18 50 0 0 116400 100000 5243 0 0 

55796 MILO 11 21 7 0 39 24 38 16 7 0 0 51 1550 12 0 755200 85000 0 0 0 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 1 3 2 7 13 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 195000 0 0 0 0 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 1 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 103000 0 0 0 0 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 15 70 20 30 135 25 90 0 0 15 1795 97 0 10 0 801700 0 151299 0 0 

55636 REDDING 4 8 0 6 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 208200 0 7700 0 0 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 1 0 0 4 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2800 0 0 0 0 

55610 MURRAY 1 0 0 13 14 13 0 0 0 0 0 26 600 0 0 332000 32850 33300 0 0 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 5 12 8 10 35 16 0 0 0 7 525 28 1125 0 0 553000 76000 0 0 0 

55807 MEDORA 3 18 0 0 21 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 68000 0 2700 0 0 

55221 NORWOOD 9 14 4 17 44 26 6 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85000 28000 5000 0 0 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 6 6 2 12 26 13 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70000 0 0 0 0 

55622 ORIENT 12 26 0 6 44 34 18 31 0 0 0 40 975 19 0 574000 105000 18726 0 0 

55624 OSCEOLA 27 76 63 92 258 80 30 260 10 0 0 118 2432 25 0 1520000 82000 522000 6000 0 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 7 3 3 17 30 19 46 30 6 0 0 12 319 0 0 205000 52000 0 0 0 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 1 0 0 3 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 436 0 0 20000 0 0 0 0 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 12 20 18 15 65 28 0 23 8 0 0 25 600 24 0 290650 43500 3650 5000 0 

55842 SEYMOUR 7 19 6 18 50 21 0 30 0 0 0 29 500 13 0 23000 32700 54500 0 0 

55832 PROMISE CITY 2 0 0 9 11 7 0 11 0 0 0 3 0 6 0 15000 0 30000 0 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 16 50 25 18 109 55 20 6 0 0 0 62 0 20 0 645200 95000 10000 0 0 

55652 TINGLEY 9 15 17 16 57 30 3 15 0 4 0 31 710 12 0 135000 48000 0 0 0 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 6 13 2 30 51 27 4 2 0 4 0 18 90 1 0 38900 0 0 0 0 

55548 ELLSTON 8 9 7 24 48 22 4 5 0 4 0 33 116 10 0 186000 0 18600 0 0 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 20 24 28 40 112 57 15 20 4 0 0 33 505 22 400 434300 102500 0 0 0 

55576 HIGH POINT 16 36 12 14 78 23 10 43 0 0 0 17 344 7 0 20000 0 4000 0 0 

55658 VAN WERT 1 4 2 8 15 6 5 0 0 0 0 8 2701 0 0 118000 0 0 0 0 

55662 WELDON 3 2 0 7 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 12 1457 0 0 20000 0 3777 0 0 

55654 TRURO 9 10 1 3 23 6 6 19 1 0 0 20 2724 0 0 254800 61250 8947 0 0 

55632 PERU 1 0 0 5 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 91500 61250 0 0 0 

55770 HUMESTON 6 10 9 8 33 12 10 75 0 0 0 16 669 0 0 450000 75000 0 13000 0 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 32 136 103 87 358 93 45 126 15 0 0 145 2145 52 330 2053000 124700 78236 189855 0 

55639 PATTERSON 5 15 3 6 29 21 0 0 1 0 0 33 2185 0 0 160000 0 7955 0 0 

55672 WOODBURN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000 1500 2727 0 0 


561

562 



Creston District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55324 ADAIR 4031 4031 1634 1634 3007 3007 186 186 0 0 

55050 CASEY 4246 4246 1721 1721 3167 3167 196 196 0 0 

55496 AFTON 3849 3849 1560 1560 2871 2871 177 177 0 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 1266 1266 513 513 943 944 58 58 0 0 

55694 ALLERTON 1490 1490 430 604 0 1111 0 69 0 156 

55716 CLIO 1331 1441 539 584 0 1075 0 66 0 0 

55786 LINEVILLE 1816 1816 736 736 0 1355 0 84 0 0 

55502 BEDFORD 6800 6800 2020 2756 0 5073 0 314 0 0 

55560 GRAVITY 0 832 0 337 0 621 0 38 0 200 

55512 BROOKS 1147 1147 465 465 856 856 53 53 0 0 

55516 CARBON 636 636 258 258 474 474 29 29 0 0 

55518 CARL 740 740 300 300 552 552 34 34 0 0 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 13503 13503 5472 5472 10073 10073 623 623 0 0 

55526 CLEARFIELD 5854 5854 2372 2372 4367 4367 270 270 0 0 

55644 SHARPSBURG 439 439 178 178 327 327 20 20 0 0 

55534 CORNING 8616 8616 2000 3492 500 6427 0 397 0 2500 

55724 CORYDON 7994 7994 3240 3240 5963 5963 369 369 0 0 

55794 MILLERTON 1052 1052 426 426 785 785 49 49 0 0 

55345 SEWAL 1342 1342 544 544 1001 1001 62 62 0 0 

55729 NEW ZION 1399 1399 567 567 1044 1044 64 64 0 0 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 15841 15841 6420 6420 11817 11817 730 730 0 0 

55348 CUMBERLAND 2254 2254 913 913 1681 1681 104 104 0 0 

55436 PINE GROVE 512 512 207 207 382 382 24 24 0 0 

55070 DEXTER 3531 3531 1431 1431 2634 2634 163 163 0 0 

55144 REDFIELD 3607 3607 1462 1462 2690 2690 166 166 0 0 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 1013 1013 411 411 756 756 47 47 0 0 

55498 ARISPE 1551 1551 629 629 1157 1157 72 72 0 0 

55642 SHANNON CITY 744 744 301 301 555 555 34 34 0 0 

55546 EARLHAM 2734 2734 1108 1108 2040 2040 126 126 0 0 

55674 WORTHINGTON 1151 1155 468 468 861 862 53 53 0 0 

55128 PENN CENTER 659 659 267 267 491 491 30 30 0 0 

55552 FONTANELLE 3710 3710 379 1504 2067 2767 171 171 0 32 

55574 HIGHLAND 1781 1781 722 722 1329 1329 82 82 0 0 

55562 GREENFIELD 12644 12644 5124 5124 9432 9432 583 583 0 0 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 8150 8150 1101 3303 506 6079 0 376 0 1423 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 1611 1611 653 653 1201 1201 74 74 0 0 

55578 HOPEVILLE 597 597 242 242 445 445 28 28 0 4 

55588 LACELLE 351 351 142 142 262 262 16 16 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 2989 2989 911 1211 1682 2230 108 138 0 0 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 1107 1107 449 449 825 826 51 51 0 0

55558 GRAND RIVER 1628 1628 660 660 1214 1214 75 75 0 0 

55782 LACONA 787 787 319 319 587 587 36 36 0 0 

55590 LAMONI 3037 3037 1231 1231 2266 2266 140 140 0 126 

55540 DECATUR 1385 1385 561 561 1033 1033 64 64 0 0 

55538 DAVIS CITY 906 906 366 367 676 676 42 42 0 0 

55592 LENOX 7198 7198 2917 2917 5370 5370 332 332 0 0 

55604 MERCER CENTER 497 497 201 201 371 371 23 23 0 0 

55598 MACKSBURG 2146 2146 870 870 1601 1601 99 99 0 0 

55570 HEBRON 1983 1983 804 804 1479 1479 91 91 0 0 

55596 LORIMOR 1617 1617 655 655 1206 1206 75 75 0 0 

55412 MASSENA 708 3543 286 1436 528 2643 32 163 0 0 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 1642 1642 666 666 1225 1225 76 76 0 0 

55330 AVONDALE 1548 1548 627 627 1155 1155 71 71 0 0 

55106 MENLO 2234 2913 688 1181 1267 2173 78 134 0 0 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 1341 1342 543 544 1001 1001 62 62 0 0 

55796 MILO 4424 4424 1793 1793 3300 3300 204 204 0 0 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 1263 1263 512 512 942 942 58 58 0 0 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 0 1490 0 604 0 1111 0 69 0 788 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 5770 5770 2338 2338 4304 4304 268 266 0 0 

55636 REDDING 1542 1543 624 625 1151 1151 71 71 0 0 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 296 296 120 120 221 221 14 14 0 0 

55610 MURRAY 663 1671 633 677 633 1247 0 77 0 0 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 4005 4005 1623 1623 2987 2987 185 185 0 0 

55807 MEDORA 1237 1238 502 502 924 924 57 57 0 0 

55221 NORWOOD 979 979 397 397 727 730 45 45 0 2 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 803 803 325 325 599 599 37 37 0 0 

55622 ORIENT 5004 5004 2028 2028 3733 3733 231 231 0 0 

55624 OSCEOLA 15466 15466 6268 6268 11537 11537 713 713 0 0 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 5064 5064 2052 2052 3777 3777 233 233 0 0 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 978 978 397 397 730 730 45 45 0 0 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 3855 3855 1562 1562 2876 2876 178 178 0 0 

55842 SEYMOUR 4707 4707 1908 1908 3511 3511 217 217 0 0 

55832 PROMISE CITY 1264 1264 512 512 943 943 57 58 0 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 7350 7350 2979 2979 51 5483 0 339 0 1748 

55652 TINGLEY 1960 1960 794 794 1462 1462 90 90 0 0 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 1085 1085 440 440 809 809 50 50 0 0 

55548 ELLSTON 2042 2042 828 828 1523 1523 94 94 0 0 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 6462 6462 2619 2619 4820 4820 298 298 0 0 

55576 HIGH POINT 1187 1187 481 481 885 885 55 55 0 0 

55658 VAN WERT 743 743 301 301 554 554 34 34 0 0 

55662 WELDON 262 262 106 106 196 196 12 12 0 0 

55654 TRURO 2498 2498 1012 1012 1863 1863 115 115 0 0 

55632 PERU 2162 2162 876 876 1613 1613 100 100 0 0 

55770 HUMESTON 3481 3481 1410 1411 2604 2597 160 160 0 0 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 15308 15308 6204 6204 11419 11419 706 706 0 0 

55639 PATTERSON 1445 1445 586 586 1078 1078 67 67 0 0 

55672 WOODBURN 543 543 220 220 405 405 25 25 0 0 


563

564 




Creston District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



55324 ADAIR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 604 691 

55050 CASEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74 911 577 

55496 AFTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 817 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 207 0 

55694 ALLERTON 0 0 13 0 0 19 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 410 388 

55716 CLIO 0 0 0 2 6 0 2 2 0 0 0 15 0 0 46 745 240 

55786 LINEVILLE 0 0 8 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 14 203 0 

55502 BEDFORD 0 0 22 0 38 15 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 105 2448 623 

55560 GRAVITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 385 

55512 BROOKS 0 0 14 14 14 14 0 0 0 14 0 11 0 0 220 166 587 

55516 CARBON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 683 0 

55518 CARL 0 0 10 10 10 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 32 230 509 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 0 0 155 45 45 85 30 42 42 93 30 1352 0 0 2287 7237 5085 

55526 CLEARFIELD 0 0 71 20 0 3 3 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 213 4830 1408 

55644 SHARPSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 0 

55534 CORNING 0 0 35 35 0 13 0 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 340 2723 2384 

55724 CORYDON 0 0 170 68 0 25 40 105 56 0 0 382 0 0 2785 1617 3420 

55794 MILLERTON 0 0 22 20 0 12 0 10 13 0 0 15 0 0 334 136 0 

55345 SEWAL 0 0 10 8 0 10 10 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 66 220 218 

55729 NEW ZION 0 0 20 5 0 8 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 53 548 514 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 0 0 174 115 115 115 115 115 160 115 0 180 0 0 1562 3719 4539 

55348 CUMBERLAND 0 0 16 0 0 0 17 25 41 28 32 0 0 0 210 519 173 

55436 PINE GROVE 0 0 15 14 21 17 5 17 14 20 19 6 0 0 59 183 180 

55070 DEXTER 0 0 45 2 0 12 8 10 0 0 30 0 0 0 125 0 551 

55144 REDFIELD 0 0 43 0 0 13 40 14 0 0 32 207 0 0 312 358 907 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 0 0 574 787 551 

55498 ARISPE 0 0 31 15 13 12 15 20 27 21 14 0 0 0 149 1575 561 

55642 SHANNON CITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 0 0 0 25 13 0 

55546 EARLHAM 0 0 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 433 1717 492 

55674 WORTHINGTON 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 92 0 0 344 88 547 

55128 PENN CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 600 216 

55552 FONTANELLE 0 0 31 3 0 14 0 2 0 0 0 13 0 0 177 1534 585 

55574 HIGHLAND 0 0 49 10 10 18 10 10 10 10 10 82 0 0 419 409 481 

55562 GREENFIELD 0 0 214 25 25 114 25 61 53 52 0 556 0 0 2234 4468 3261 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 0 0 145 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 363 787 1524 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 0 0 40 0 3 27 54 26 33 0 0 726 0 0 548 1133 688 

55578 HOPEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 90 155 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 24 74

55558 GRAND RIVER 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 135 0 215 

55782 LACONA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 92 

55590 LAMONI 0 0 70 0 0 50 0 13 15 15 0 200 0 0 428 889 817 

55540 DECATUR 0 0 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 7 0 0 0 109 148 394 

55538 DAVIS CITY 0 0 7 2 3 0 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 

55592 LENOX 0 0 0 0 10 88 25 66 28 10 0 89 0 0 1014 1956 1541 

55604 MERCER CENTER 0 0 15 10 18 12 0 0 10 20 0 54 0 0 275 140 426 

55598 MACKSBURG 0 0 12 0 38 0 0 0 0 4 11 0 0 0 80 629 607 

55570 HEBRON 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 12 0 0 0 71 458 515 

55596 LORIMOR 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 18 7 9 0 0 0 153 167 279 

55412 MASSENA 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 220 757 825 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 0 0 9 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 75 0 0 233 2871 356 

55330 AVONDALE 0 5 30 18 10 10 8 7 10 5 5 342 0 0 570 1334 323 

55106 MENLO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 144 416 711 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 0 0 47 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 64 44 640 

55796 MILO 0 0 78 0 0 72 0 67 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 511 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 100 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 20 0 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 1 0 167 0 0 792 2798 2374 

55636 REDDING 0 0 25 15 0 10 15 20 0 10 0 30 0 0 438 1029 355 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 0 3 20 3 3 3 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 150 2767 0 

55610 MURRAY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 84 127 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 1378 1275 1198 

55807 MEDORA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 180 0 

55221 NORWOOD 0 0 80 31 60 58 40 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 382 0 0 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 0 0 69 51 0 50 53 64 0 0 0 50 0 0 140 0 0 

55622 ORIENT 0 0 36 20 0 25 10 24 15 11 60 365 0 0 800 3382 765 

55624 OSCEOLA 0 0 155 80 0 45 0 53 45 0 0 2099 0 0 5262 3844 2767 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 0 0 40 23 24 10 12 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 309 496 726 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 498 35 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1417 

55842 SEYMOUR 0 0 87 0 0 23 25 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 46 495 853 

55832 PROMISE CITY 0 0 9 16 10 0 19 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 0 248 60 976 

55652 TINGLEY 0 0 0 3 12 3 0 3 14 0 11 3 0 0 24 910 508 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 0 0 5 4 3 6 0 4 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 240 185 

55548 ELLSTON 0 0 15 49 5 22 5 28 24 5 23 381 0 0 640 316 424 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 0 0 167 58 52 20 8 25 20 33 26 1000 0 0 398 1671 390 

55576 HIGH POINT 0 0 54 9 24 11 9 10 5 12 0 10 0 0 180 1361 200 

55658 VAN WERT 0 0 17 4 7 7 5 4 4 2 5 0 0 0 108 400 36 

55662 WELDON 0 0 10 5 5 5 5 6 5 5 0 0 0 0 25 306 102 

55654 TRURO 0 0 39 17 0 0 5 13 6 0 0 0 0 0 18 306 225 

55632 PERU 0 0 134 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 136 620 0 

55770 HUMESTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 480 0 0 987 1165 1204 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 0 0 158 94 25 116 50 50 56 160 0 45 0 0 745 1888 4004 

55639 PATTERSON 0 0 22 25 27 12 0 0 18 35 0 0 0 0 223 296 360 

55672 WOODBURN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 200 0 


565

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Creston District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55324 ADAIR 10997 0 3750 3150 14747 12790 0 780 356 5841 0 4012 35191 

55050 CASEY 10961 0 3750 3150 14711 12790 0 780 685 6190 0 6032 38510 

55496 AFTON 7743 0 338 2022 8081 8528 0 0 2970 4206 0 8991 33522 

55582 JERUSALEM 4917 0 0 0 4917 3832 0 0 0 950 0 2103 10958 

55694 ALLERTON 5766 0 0 995 5766 5766 0 0 0 8483 0 2013 19201 

55716 CLIO 5766 0 0 1109 5766 5766 0 0 315 2190 0 3202 14401 

55786 LINEVILLE 5766 0 0 1109 5766 5766 0 0 516 2376 0 4722 16175 

55502 BEDFORD 19668 0 0 0 19668 20258 0 773 1025 11798 0 10916 55486 

55560 GRAVITY 4590 0 0 0 4590 4447 0 0 0 0 0 1050 6225 

55512 BROOKS 4800 0 304 475 5104 5611 0 470 565 0 0 1366 10610 

55516 CARBON 3600 0 228 356 3828 4184 0 0 68 190 0 884 7088 

55518 CARL 3600 0 228 356 3828 4184 0 0 68 190 0 898 7431 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 36575 0 1228 2140 37803 38601 0 2652 6178 29470 0 13656 133307 

55526 CLEARFIELD 26016 0 0 4046 26016 28266 0 0 2593 5419 0 8176 61681 

55644 SHARPSBURG 3790 0 0 0 3790 2891 0 0 0 687 0 1302 6849 

55534 CORNING 24274 0 5000 2353 29274 28482 0 450 3380 9933 0 25753 87521 

55724 CORYDON 6737 17342 0 2773 24079 30282 0 3280 5194 7118 0 14791 77416 

55794 MILLERTON 1090 2808 0 449 3898 4903 0 0 525 800 0 1975 10072 

55345 SEWAL 1101 2834 0 453 3935 4949 0 0 62 1589 0 2885 11969 

55729 NEW ZION 1172 3016 0 482 4188 5266 0 0 775 877 0 3955 14022 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 35500 0 0 1320 35500 37000 0 5751 6529 30164 0 61777 179802 

55348 CUMBERLAND 8716 0 2200 1044 10916 12488 0 0 595 660 0 0 18184 

55436 PINE GROVE 3324 0 34 295 3358 3825 0 0 0 7074 0 195 12322 

55070 DEXTER 11760 0 0 633 11760 12390 0 0 1476 1286 0 4764 27828 

55144 REDFIELD 11760 0 239 655 11999 12390 0 0 1777 3237 0 6870 33734 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 13679 0 0 2077 13679 14467 0 0 1180 3635 0 1746 24462 

55498 ARISPE 5023 0 0 0 5023 6599 0 0 2148 908 0 4320 18262 

55642 SHANNON CITY 2944 0 0 654 2944 4315 0 0 50 737 0 650 6101 

55546 EARLHAM 12166 0 5700 1337 17866 13079 0 520 3356 2871 0 5197 37979 

55674 WORTHINGTON 0 0 0 449 0 0 0 1400 119 837 0 3398 7980 

55128 PENN CENTER 4424 0 0 496 4424 4756 0 0 0 0 0 7487 14199 

55552 FONTANELLE 12768 0 0 935 12768 17906 0 0 3625 1788 0 8640 35540 

55574 HIGHLAND 7296 0 0 0 7296 7674 0 180 1154 180 0 2856 16928 

55562 GREENFIELD 31999 0 300 2516 32299 32000 0 4390 4761 30275 0 10358 116565 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 26795 0 1479 2942 28274 26800 0 0 3659 5441 0 7407 58801 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 6614 0 328 737 6942 6700 0 0 512 1287 0 6444 22003 

55578 HOPEVILLE 3096 0 0 0 3096 3096 0 0 98 462 0 1031 6003 

55588 LACELLE 2472 0 0 0 2472 2472 0 420 0 0 0 714 3957 

55584 KELLERTON 9927 0 158 1817 10085 9125 0 0 1398 2700 0 7358 27531 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 3910 0 0 712 3910 3595 0 0 154 1457 0 2252 10324

55558 GRAND RIVER 6220 0 0 1155 6220 5715 0 0 100 1879 0 3978 16111 

55782 LACONA 4800 0 0 0 4800 4800 0 0 216 0 0 1805 8642 

55590 LAMONI 11560 0 1762 1163 13322 0 0 0 2387 3802 0 8790 37598 

55540 DECATUR 5157 0 0 734 5157 6145 0 0 501 1208 0 2806 13387 

55538 DAVIS CITY 3454 0 0 568 3454 0 0 364 190 384 0 1758 7818 

55592 LENOX 26271 0 631 1115 26902 29237 0 1740 6839 12553 0 28196 95136 

55604 MERCER CENTER 2904 0 0 316 2904 2964 0 0 307 685 0 3311 9280 

55598 MACKSBURG 9758 0 1800 961 11558 9914 0 0 1227 1114 0 4553 24549 

55570 HEBRON 8092 0 0 722 8092 0 0 0 0 0 0 3127 16668 

55596 LORIMOR 5950 0 0 546 5950 6045 0 0 0 520 0 7780 18456 

55412 MASSENA 12437 0 86 1920 12523 12315 0 0 1078 2571 0 5055 24657 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 6996 0 405 1080 7401 6928 0 0 461 1189 0 3853 20067 

55330 AVONDALE 6478 0 0 0 6478 6684 0 0 1373 559 0 2602 17092 

55106 MENLO 9446 0 0 549 9446 9995 0 0 400 1864 0 12553 29804 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 5339 0 0 243 5339 5582 0 260 40 300 0 3937 13460 

55796 MILO 17431 0 141 2140 17572 18135 0 0 3368 5978 0 5292 42669 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 6592 0 40 585 6632 5945 0 637 429 924 0 3125 14088 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 5608 0 47 723 5655 6382 0 650 971 1426 0 2248 11128 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 20462 0 0 4118 20462 21636 0 0 2930 11086 0 13698 66998 

55636 REDDING 7032 0 0 1416 7032 6870 0 0 800 3093 0 2628 18890 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 1326 0 0 266 1326 1241 0 0 0 422 0 593 5947 

55610 MURRAY 5340 0 0 0 5340 6345 0 0 0 499 0 7191 15176 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 18557 0 0 1795 18557 27200 0 0 1051 3258 0 3994 39551 

55807 MEDORA 4227 0 0 536 4227 5957 0 0 899 926 0 13061 22026 

55221 NORWOOD 4000 0 0 882 4000 5362 0 0 2907 173 0 13611 23503 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 4000 0 0 882 4000 5362 0 0 945 0 0 1284 8470 

55622 ORIENT 17472 0 0 0 17472 18244 0 0 1948 4649 0 8028 48606 

55624 OSCEOLA 39567 0 6331 1289 45898 43986 0 18266 6181 28093 6000 23871 158377 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 14683 0 289 1752 14972 19504 0 0 2121 4600 0 4142 38619 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 3457 0 0 193 3457 4876 0 390 2150 204 0 858 9397 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 13113 0 0 1006 13113 13508 0 0 1104 3557 4231 3019 34912 

55842 SEYMOUR 17095 0 1712 2526 18807 17685 0 0 1189 4922 0 9932 46739 

55832 PROMISE CITY 5348 0 545 665 5893 5895 0 290 239 2606 0 8564 20147 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 26160 0 500 1690 26660 30111 0 1643 5888 14073 0 18010 78087 

55652 TINGLEY 5070 0 0 601 5070 5280 0 0 2021 0 0 2287 15175 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 9311 0 0 1030 9311 9064 0 0 2504 909 0 3312 18876 

55548 ELLSTON 10739 0 0 1231 10739 10827 0 0 1884 0 0 3301 22348 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 21590 0 189 985 21779 21590 0 0 2650 8353 0 8479 59328 

55576 HIGH POINT 4257 0 0 194 4257 4258 0 0 1531 1958 0 1978 14218 

55658 VAN WERT 3345 0 0 153 3345 3345 0 0 712 932 0 2627 9847 

55662 WELDON 1216 0 0 55 1216 1216 0 0 769 438 0 1336 4814 

55654 TRURO 6000 0 971 551 6971 9978 0 0 398 3495 0 6573 23554 

55632 PERU 6000 0 971 551 6971 9978 0 0 790 1586 0 6288 21282 

55770 HUMESTON 11200 0 1547 2179 12747 8400 0 0 965 5147 12905 51660 94916 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 38448 0 0 2665 38448 40495 0 12050 9558 36131 115632 18925 259722 

55639 PATTERSON 4752 0 0 330 4752 5005 0 650 0 400 0 5365 14711 

55672 WOODBURN 0 1300 0 0 1300 1300 0 0 0 1429 0 1395 5545 


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Des Moines District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55020 ADEL 594 16 0 8 3 0 0 5 11 8 597 212 12 711 171 12 

55696 ALTOONA 496 22 0 16 2 0 0 15 2 5 514 372 12 120 26 28 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 2412 89 0 53 17 6 52 25 10 10 2468 912 66 809 52 57 

55236 ANKENY, FAITH 124 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 124 35 0 15 5 0 

55708 CARLISLE 498 12 0 8 3 0 0 2 2 1 516 178 19 125 56 10 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 229 8 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 234 80 10 55 91 3 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 282 5 1 9 3 0 3 0 0 10 287 124 9 78 30 6 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 148 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 11 139 75 4 30 34 6 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 261 14 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 5 276 134 9 28 203 5 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 421 7 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 11 412 124 6 57 28 0 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 979 14 2 2 2 7 8 21 12 26 925 278 4 67 157 0 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 385 3 2 5 0 0 1 0 1 12 381 140 5 85 90 0 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 85 35 0 17 13 2 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 1431 26 2 24 12 0 5 17 11 30 1432 584 27 358 180 8 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 763 17 0 22 3 0 19 10 8 7 761 309 8 132 116 10 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 68 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 65 35 1 18 0 0 

55705 DES MOINES, GREENFIELD 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 25 0 0 0 0 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 38 5 0 4 4 0 0 3 0 0 48 49 3 14 20 5 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 129 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 129 50 0 0 0 0 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 88 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 86 40 0 15 14 3 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 62 35 0 0 6 0 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 569 20 0 6 1 5 2 18 1 1 569 221 7 107 179 13 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 241 23 0 1 0 7 0 3 4 6 245 126 23 85 55 13 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 198 2 0 3 1 0 0 2 3 2 197 85 1 38 31 2 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 32 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 35 29 2 11 38 1 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 277 11 0 0 3 0 2 3 1 2 283 99 6 29 33 4 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 389 7 0 4 2 18 1 3 1 6 373 140 4 43 186 6 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 71 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 75 8 0 0 20 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 381 4 0 3 1 10 5 9 0 7 358 166 12 52 49 1 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 159 3 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 8 154 51 0 19 7 0 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 47 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 48 29 0 15 4 2 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 394 4 2 1 1 7 9 14 2 1 369 129 12 73 66 0 

55068 DE SOTO 90 6 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 2 93 43 2 11 13 9 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 158 22 0 2 3 0 0 1 1 5 178 79 6 29 73 18 

55277 GRIMES 198 4 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 210 106 12 56 82 0 

55936 GRINNELL 952 22 0 14 4 2 9 7 1 14 959 360 16 133 88 10 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 89 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 87 46 2 21 26 3 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 148 3 0 0 1 0 2 2 0 2 146 60 7 29 0 2 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 77 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 78 39 4 28 80 1 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 1599 34 0 32 9 0 14 12 2 23 1623 607 36 471 227 26

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 52 25 1 12 16 0 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 189 0 1 4 0 4 4 3 2 0 181 56 2 21 26 10 

55776 KELLOGG 114 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 108 43 1 49 0 0 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 108 0 0 0 2 0 55 0 0 1 54 26 0 6 0 0 

55778 KILLDUFF 103 0 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 2 98 32 0 0 9 0 

55834 REASNOR 46 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 20 0 0 0 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 90 36 0 15 4 4 

55108 MINBURN 212 10 2 9 2 0 0 0 2 2 231 92 10 78 135 7 

55798 MINGO 96 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 99 46 2 19 20 0 

55762 FARRAR 83 0 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 3 82 43 2 16 49 0 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 141 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 139 72 3 34 22 0 

55840 SANTIAGO 81 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 83 28 3 24 25 3 

55802 MONROE 344 0 0 0 1 7 1 0 4 5 328 116 6 55 161 3 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 1376 14 0 9 4 0 5 7 5 34 1352 458 19 181 207 0 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 293 13 1 4 1 0 0 0 2 3 307 0 1 371 0 11 

55814 NORWALK 629 26 0 17 4 0 0 6 2 4 664 240 16 0 200 4 

55711 OAKWOOD 189 14 0 11 10 0 0 3 0 0 221 253 24 115 200 6 

55829 POLK CITY 169 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 169 68 0 64 73 0 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 269 0 0 1 2 0 3 0 5 7 257 102 6 45 110 1 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 49 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 49 35 1 6 10 1 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 828 46 2 19 1 0 2 8 7 4 875 371 24 224 184 18 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 640 42 0 43 5 0 0 3 5 3 719 422 22 281 390 28 

55158 VAN METER 236 10 0 3 1 14 1 1 1 0 233 120 6 53 0 7 

55042 BOONEVILLE 60 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 59 35 1 5 0 0 

55160 WAUKEE 368 14 0 6 4 41 0 0 1 1 349 134 17 63 144 14 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 0 18 0 34 5 0 0 4 1 0 52 49 7 17 78 0 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 76 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 77 47 0 17 11 0 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 325 10 2 8 1 8 14 10 7 2 305 174 10 84 121 0 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 2016 46 7 47 16 1 17 35 15 27 2037 595 43 509 268 25 

55164 WOODWARD 307 6 0 2 0 0 16 4 2 5 288 100 9 6 95 6 


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Des Moines District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55020 ADEL 35 79 82 91 287 88 88 240 12 0 0 51 3745 40 2700 970000 130000 36770 6882 0 

55696 ALTOONA 46 117 48 95 306 160 130 290 15 34 1150 35 775 39 0 1212500 131000 0 0 0 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 376 436 265 60 1137 275 268 269 61 95 1320 166 2397 130 3517 3099000 222600 608376 935014 0 

55236 ANKENY, FAITH 1 6 4 8 19 7 0 5 0 10 0 18 0 0 0 306000 0 5000 0 0 

55708 CARLISLE 30 41 27 40 138 78 150 125 10 0 0 29 1200 30 0 805715 73115 73000 200000 0 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 12 50 11 17 90 37 0 0 0 0 0 55 1022 11 50 565000 70000 110000 0 0 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 12 89 4 50 155 33 15 85 0 0 0 40 0 10 0 933000 80000 25000 0 0 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 9 20 5 6 40 14 5 5 0 14 0 44 350 25 0 220000 95000 34000 0 0 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 31 49 22 40 142 49 59 104 6 8 246 0 0 12 898 663750 126250 16612 0 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 16 29 9 59 113 52 29 36 0 15 0 87 1200 9 200 120000 0 7000 0 0 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 20 50 53 249 372 123 24 8 14 58 505 217 0 15 2700 6379268 281650 2195977 0 0 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 11 40 20 15 86 50 0 15 0 30 0 25 0 20 0 757000 87000 37000 0 0 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 5 11 3 18 37 18 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 6 0 825000 91300 60476 0 885476 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 52 218 97 316 683 340 255 230 19 0 0 201 603 85 2000 4675711 234758 0 0 0 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 40 124 58 80 302 156 95 643 8 0 0 140 1278 0 0 1898148 217000 0 9202 0 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 4 4 4 6 18 15 5 0 0 0 0 16 377 0 0 303600 0 0 0 0 

55705 DES MOINES, GREENFIELD 1 3 4 8 16 4 0 0 0 3 0 5 0 4 0 228000 74000 0 0 0 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 7 15 18 28 68 30 15 0 3 13 0 25 500 9 0 173000 0 0 20000 0 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 1 0 0 10 11 8 0 8 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 206500 69000 0 0 0 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 6 4 7 19 36 15 0 0 0 0 0 20 1200 0 0 720000 30000 160000 0 0 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 6 3 0 12 21 6 6 15 0 8 60 20 1000 0 0 300000 40500 5000 0 0 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 28 90 21 31 170 100 14 16 14 0 0 34 250 22 200 929775 105000 5000 171130 21000 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 21 45 15 37 118 60 11 35 2 0 800 22 440 15 300 780000 92000 12000 355243 0 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 6 25 4 26 61 55 15 70 0 0 0 55 1535 2 0 804310 91900 66768 0 2607 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 4 12 4 0 20 7 0 42 0 0 0 11 0 7 0 251700 0 0 2900 439 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 12 15 13 40 80 72 7 44 4 12 2079 70 2312 13 4069 1062000 89000 51884 0 0 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 33 63 33 134 263 49 100 346 4 11 0 126 3633 12 0 1659500 117000 10442 55923 2082 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 2 4 0 6 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1300000 0 19000 24277 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 21 47 31 102 201 84 92 173 0 15 0 111 5824 20 0 1367650 134000 500000 0 0 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 3 13 3 21 40 19 0 0 0 0 0 46 2130 0 0 1008000 0 268000 0 0 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 2 9 3 0 14 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 103000 0 4900 0 0 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 29 77 29 60 195 69 58 90 0 12 250 62 0 10 61 1202800 85000 46826 61000 0 

55068 DE SOTO 8 12 6 20 46 25 0 0 5 0 0 6 120 0 0 194224 115000 38665 0 0 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 7 20 25 8 60 22 10 15 18 18 1722 30 2020 30 2400 641242 102000 12756 109536 0 

55277 GRIMES 16 60 9 12 97 60 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1139141 0 16953 852105 23816 

55936 GRINNELL 60 190 101 100 451 216 120 295 17 0 0 179 277 75 1720 3075000 100000 27263 0 0 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 5 11 3 7 26 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 150000 15000 0 0 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 12 36 3 10 61 21 5 0 2 23 883 40 710 6 49 161000 86000 0 0 0 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 3 14 0 2 19 10 2 0 0 0 0 18 150 0 0 275000 86000 0 0 0 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 85 317 210 111 723 290 20 10 4 0 0 274 2167 72 2000 4200000 375000 88900 0 0

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 6 10 6 14 36 16 0 20 0 0 0 12 120 0 0 70000 0 11656 0 0 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 12 20 12 15 59 29 0 6 0 6 0 22 2148 12 0 363000 0 0 0 0 

55776 KELLOGG 9 14 10 21 54 20 36 0 0 0 0 20 450 12 0 40000 18000 0 0 0 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 3 5 1 15 24 16 6 0 0 0 0 16 355 2 0 30000 0 0 0 0 

55778 KILLDUFF 4 0 0 0 4 14 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 143000 62500 0 0 0 

55834 REASNOR 4 10 0 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 221000 0 0 0 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 4 9 6 12 31 19 5 0 0 0 0 22 419 9 40 129500 17125 83700 0 0 

55108 MINBURN 8 20 15 32 75 50 111 0 0 0 0 32 1200 0 0 594900 98000 0 0 0 

55798 MINGO 4 6 3 15 28 21 0 12 0 0 0 22 885 0 0 275000 65000 15000 0 0 

55762 FARRAR 6 11 6 9 32 15 8 12 0 0 0 28 725 0 0 298000 65000 15000 0 0 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 12 20 15 26 73 25 12 8 0 0 0 24 820 0 0 280000 85000 5213 0 0 

55840 SANTIAGO 8 13 3 15 39 12 9 22 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 35000 0 0 0 0 

55802 MONROE 15 59 25 25 124 57 58 39 0 22 212 67 5668 16 100 550000 93000 0 0 0 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 48 136 91 95 370 145 197 576 7 0 0 253 2358 36 1250 2796000 230000 204122 0 0 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 14 42 16 14 86 46 19 10 0 0 0 35 0 25 0 362754 68145 0 0 0 

55814 NORWALK 42 85 37 52 216 127 24 6 12 0 0 27 2040 36 0 600000 125000 0 0 0 

55711 OAKWOOD 20 89 20 40 169 109 50 150 6 12 200 40 345 18 2200 945000 139000 0 460994 0 

55829 POLK CITY 18 36 9 34 97 53 0 45 0 0 0 19 0 54 0 607200 115000 10597 57792 0 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 13 30 9 27 79 49 10 0 0 0 0 20 885 7 247 960000 0 216982 0 5223 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 9 3 7 20 39 27 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 94250 0 20000 0 0 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 104 175 81 131 491 215 126 201 23 38 789 104 1263 50 800 3079000 161000 30000 653624 0 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 50 235 80 170 535 171 100 100 28 0 0 0 0 80 10750 2700000 150000 82000 1800000 0 

55158 VAN METER 13 62 18 50 143 67 0 78 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 830000 125000 17665 72906 0 

55042 BOONEVILLE 7 8 7 0 22 31 0 0 1 0 0 20 478 3 0 229000 0 17000 0 0 

55160 WAUKEE 38 60 25 40 163 83 20 25 8 0 0 0 45 1821 53 800000 80000 0 119000 0 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 7 7 7 25 46 23 0 16 0 15 0 30 2133 7 0 133000 0 14275 0 0 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 26 90 26 55 197 90 15 115 0 20 700 34 2093 26 325 1410000 123000 63000 544000 0 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 142 434 143 297 1016 363 250 331 22 50 20000 258 4300 75 7200 5547000 162000 28283 691227 0 

55164 WOODWARD 40 80 37 115 272 56 30 56 0 0 200 86 1980 20 75 627000 48500 10000 225000 0 


571

572 



Des Moines District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55020 ADEL 14398 14398 2917 5835 5235 10741 331 664 0 0 

55696 ALTOONA 16911 16911 6853 6853 12615 12615 780 780 237 0 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 54212 54212 21970 21970 40440 40440 2499 2499 1139 0 

55236 ANKENY, FAITH 800 3957 200 1604 500 2952 0 182 0 0 

55708 CARLISLE 12764 12764 5173 5173 9522 9522 588 588 241 0 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 6682 6682 2708 2708 4985 4985 308 308 113 0 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 7489 7489 3035 3035 3351 5586 207 345 130 0 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 7402 7402 3000 3000 5522 5522 341 341 78 0 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 4760 9521 1929 3858 3550 7102 219 439 0 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 4696 14082 1904 5707 1750 10505 486 649 213 10734 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 53120 53120 21528 21528 39625 39625 2449 2449 523 0 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 11034 11034 3892 4472 25 8231 0 509 0 0 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 2000 7088 2000 2873 0 5287 0 327 99 9180 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 57197 57199 23181 23181 42668 42668 2637 2637 714 0 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 32645 32645 6230 13230 12175 24352 877 1505 226 0 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 2653 2653 1075 1075 1979 1979 122 122 36 0 

55705 DES MOINES, GREENFIELD 98 1480 10 599 10 1104 10 68 47 0 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 2580 4144 279 1679 515 3091 31 191 18 0 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 3010 3010 1220 1220 2245 2245 139 139 64 0 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 3370 3370 1366 1366 2514 2514 155 155 46 0 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 2255 2255 914 914 1682 1682 104 104 32 0 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 15062 15062 6104 6104 11235 11235 694 694 264 9 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 9041 9041 3664 3664 0 6745 0 417 0 6630 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 5184 6906 2106 2799 3870 5152 243 318 0 0 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 1642 1642 666 666 786 1225 76 76 9 0 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 13420 13420 5438 5438 10010 10010 619 619 140 0 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 14590 14590 5913 5913 10884 10884 673 673 201 0 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 0 4287 200 1738 340 3198 0 198 0 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 19679 19679 7975 7975 14680 14680 907 907 204 0 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 5441 5427 2193 2199 4040 4048 250 250 82 0 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 1262 1262 510 511 940 941 57 58 29 0 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 18558 18558 7521 7521 13843 13843 856 856 192 0 

55068 DE SOTO 4249 4249 1722 1722 3169 3169 196 196 44 0 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 6815 6815 2071 2762 3389 5084 287 314 80 340 

55277 GRIMES 1937 1937 785 785 0 1445 89 89 0 1355 

55936 GRINNELL 22876 22876 9271 9271 17064 17064 1055 1055 464 0 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 2016 2220 824 899 1518 1656 59 102 38 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 3642 3642 1476 1476 2717 2717 168 168 74 0 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 2119 2119 859 859 1581 1581 98 98 39 0 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 44726 53651 18119 21743 33350 40021 2060 2473 656 27271

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 947 947 384 384 706 706 44 44 4 0 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 5163 5163 2092 2092 3851 3851 238 238 98 14 

55776 KELLOGG 2885 4022 1630 1630 1300 3000 185 185 112 5169 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 1714 1714 695 695 1278 1278 79 79 18 1048 

55778 KILLDUFF 3107 3107 1259 1259 2316 2317 143 143 53 0 

55834 REASNOR 1377 1377 558 558 1027 1027 63 63 22 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 2962 2962 1200 1200 2209 2209 137 137 48 0 

55108 MINBURN 7759 7759 3144 3144 5788 5788 358 358 108 0 

55798 MINGO 4529 4529 1835 1835 3378 3378 209 209 48 0 

55762 FARRAR 2506 2506 1016 1016 1870 1870 116 116 43 0 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 4220 4604 1710 1866 3148 3435 194 212 62 0 

55840 SANTIAGO 1858 1858 753 753 1386 1386 86 86 0 0 

55802 MONROE 9802 9802 3973 3973 5152 7312 226 452 0 0 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 33964 33964 13764 13764 25336 25336 1566 1566 683 0 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 8109 8109 3286 3286 6049 6049 374 374 140 0 

55814 NORWALK 11787 11787 4777 4777 8792 8792 543 543 306 0 

55711 OAKWOOD 878 878 356 356 655 655 40 40 85 137 

55829 POLK CITY 4151 4151 1682 1682 3096 3096 191 191 80 0 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 7715 7715 3127 3127 1025 5755 0 356 0 0 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 1434 1434 581 581 1069 1069 66 66 24 0 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 31715 31715 10886 12853 1368 23658 0 1462 0 9243 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 12219 5068 4846 2054 9153 3780 538 234 266 7860 

55158 VAN METER 7327 7327 2969 2969 5465 5465 338 338 111 0 

55042 BOONEVILLE 1465 1465 594 594 1092 1092 68 68 29 0 

55160 WAUKEE 10470 10470 4242 4243 7809 7810 483 483 185 0 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 2992 2992 1212 1213 2232 2232 138 138 36 0 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 14360 14360 5820 5820 10712 10712 668 662 180 0 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 60764 60764 24625 24625 45327 45327 2801 2801 997 0 

55164 WOODWARD 7839 8552 3176 3466 0 6380 0 394 158 0 


573

574 




Des Moines District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



55020 ADEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125 839 1765 

55696 ALTOONA 0 0 198 150 22 83 40 40 40 96 50 762 0 0 2854 1236 1202 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 0 0 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 0 9720 0 850 12309 11087 4096 

55236 ANKENY, FAITH 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 160 595 815 

55708 CARLISLE 0 0 196 15 10 12 0 11 8 23 0 60 0 0 1369 3104 1200 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 0 0 198 52 42 57 58 41 0 10 0 210 0 0 745 1264 1706 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 155 702 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 0 0 85 0 0 0 0 116 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 611 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 286 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 0 0 712 28 0 92 63 163 0 10 46 626 0 0 828 3530 426 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 0 0 360 154 25 39 119 96 64 95 0 2594 0 14444 1320 8668 9620 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 0 0 35 0 0 50 0 5 0 0 0 754 0 0 434 4236 213 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 0 0 117 45 3 25 11 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 3162 260 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 0 0 259 160 0 66 87 0 232 0 0 5667 0 0 8201 13329 7729 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 90 96 372 63 245 120 105 262 126 797 127 926 0 0 5535 6695 4521 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 0 0 31 0 0 20 9 20 0 0 0 75 0 0 23 166 98 

55705 DES MOINES, GREENFIELD 0 0 55 0 0 30 10 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 500 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 0 0 0 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 987 20 100 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 610 882 133 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 0 0 72 27 45 19 31 24 10 10 10 200 0 0 537 462 0 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 0 0 112 25 0 46 0 43 0 0 0 215 0 0 331 273 674 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 0 0 318 20 50 133 90 60 0 0 0 676 0 0 949 3858 1176 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 169 1262 1697 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 0 0 97 40 25 54 43 34 44 0 0 1260 0 0 1264 3050 780 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 0 0 13 5 15 6 7 27 5 0 0 -18 0 0 299 855 151 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 0 0 154 21 5 9 19 9 28 5 5 562 0 25 1336 2654 4983 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 0 0 318 136 56 123 81 112 64 63 35 744 0 0 2609 5203 2611 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 0 0 80 20 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 0 0 147 2 0 88 45 103 0 0 0 1101 0 0 259 3063 3888 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 0 0 119 21 0 19 43 23 0 25 0 125 0 0 1580 1299 1731 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 0 0 70 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 91 0 0 55 55 0 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 34 0 146 49 0 53 25 62 38 67 18 1352 0 0 2274 1298 4865 

55068 DE SOTO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 577 0 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 0 0 0 11 0 5 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 428 15 1076 

55277 GRIMES 0 0 95 84 60 42 20 20 86 55 40 0 0 0 0 328 0 

55936 GRINNELL 0 0 474 168 135 256 14 0 208 100 0 1830 0 200 11030 12117 2850 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 0 0 66 113 0 75 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 0 0 16 32 0 0 0 0 34 0 0 300 0 0 301 790 426 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 0 0 108 23 0 0 0 15 91 0 0 75 0 10 1373 902 698 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 0 0 1218 781 360 630 294 0 815 0 0 6033 0 0 13612 8478 8051

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 0 0 112 26 41 17 14 28 0 48 0 403 0 0 682 226 426 

55776 KELLOGG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 628 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 0 0 0 12 28 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 2109 283 

55778 KILLDUFF 0 0 0 10 0 60 98 10 0 0 0 162 0 0 427 182 0 

55834 REASNOR 0 0 71 71 71 71 71 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 0 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 0 0 82 92 102 28 0 87 0 102 0 0 0 0 320 145 201 

55108 MINBURN 0 10 325 21 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 147 0 0 873 1564 1282 

55798 MINGO 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 368 270 222 

55762 FARRAR 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 150 0 0 287 904 593 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 0 0 29 0 12 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 97 35 974 

55840 SANTIAGO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55802 MONROE 0 150 150 150 150 150 0 150 150 150 50 487 0 0 2679 364 1209 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 0 0 607 105 81 60 60 65 137 63 36 5658 0 0 5794 14489 6868 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 0 0 338 139 0 131 50 200 205 0 0 480 0 0 606 1675 582 

55814 NORWALK 0 0 250 0 240 0 0 0 0 379 0 264 0 0 623 391 581 

55711 OAKWOOD 0 0 276 0 71 47 55 0 243 107 0 960 0 0 1070 1372 242 

55829 POLK CITY 0 0 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 44 0 0 101 220 345 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 0 0 200 33 0 79 21 34 11 31 12 169 0 0 1251 925 813 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 102 42 40 32 93 9 37 17 5 1050 0 200 1217 877 0 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3796 0 0 1103 2927 3695 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 225 0 247 0 11250 0 0 3900 2205 0 

55158 VAN METER 0 0 104 32 45 67 45 50 50 25 0 720 0 0 1787 2322 517 

55042 BOONEVILLE 0 0 61 34 37 50 30 42 34 0 0 861 0 0 912 1020 517 

55160 WAUKEE 0 0 20 153 296 110 119 237 117 176 0 10 0 0 539 1208 1258 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 10 98 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 0 0 0 45 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74 507 346 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 0 0 317 81 40 85 60 30 0 65 0 2700 0 0 4848 6516 905 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 0 0 1214 328 185 261 253 260 432 261 0 2465 0 0 6834 11606 4296 

55164 WOODWARD 0 0 40 0 14 7 0 0 0 0 0 155 0 0 708 399 1717 


575

576 




Des Moines District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55020 ADEL 43910 0 816 1071 44726 46786 0 5230 18509 35276 0 52663 176786 

55696 ALTOONA 36856 0 3291 1885 40147 38330 0 27728 13506 33638 0 18103 149565 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 65326 36890 0 4518 102216 110775 0 118302 40097 45100 0 52942 402679 

55236 ANKENY, FAITH 16416 0 0 1800 16416 16416 0 325 525 3180 0 8490 31766 

55708 CARLISLE 35676 0 735 526 36411 36746 0 13671 6976 31480 0 9676 118840 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 27472 0 45 932 27517 27747 0 0 2230 8572 0 7401 64901 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 31910 0 0 2253 31910 35024 0 50 3926 10769 0 89477 151234 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 21840 0 3437 212 25277 38691 0 4455 4514 10558 0 8849 66353 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 34892 0 175 2789 35067 34892 0 3079 7121 10673 0 16003 79610 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 33520 0 0 3043 33520 36604 0 7600 3693 23744 0 21785 109051 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 50131 43919 16115 4357 110165 92135 0 27565 21964 83897 0 80782 451654 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 27943 0 230 0 28173 28173 0 5999 2339 18129 0 41734 111054 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 12362 0 6000 1392 18362 28000 0 2550 4576 2700 0 16453 59065 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 57137 21334 9938 4304 88409 86400 32923 67818 27986 100289 0 57013 435826 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 49410 6930 0 3936 56340 49420 0 62391 15151 66823 5548 88597 304695 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 11071 0 0 854 11071 9354 0 0 601 0 0 6600 24580 

55705 DES MOINES, GREENFIELD 10116 0 0 100 10116 9100 0 0 535 0 0 2789 14232 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 22213 0 2540 4200 24753 0 0 0 5922 0 0 10134 45452 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 13566 0 0 1800 13566 13566 0 1790 908 4247 0 5359 33383 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 12860 0 0 250 12860 12860 0 0 0 3148 0 28000 52906 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 11437 0 0 156 11437 11856 0 300 836 940 0 6638 26558 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 37700 0 0 1305 37700 38740 0 6566 6770 30837 28323 14356 158685 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 30231 0 6000 0 36231 38352 0 6344 2087 14876 43450 8984 128102 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 20846 0 0 2164 20846 20846 0 0 893 7416 0 8679 55928 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 6929 0 0 180 6929 6929 0 0 399 1287 1219 3478 17856 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 24800 0 51 1348 24851 25380 0 5225 1074 39089 0 70836 175292 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 36947 0 624 850 37571 38296 0 4434 5592 38432 7400 42488 175900 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 21069 0 0 1202 21069 21069 0 2300 1152 35470 1917 16927 77223 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 38624 0 0 1886 38624 45317 0 7194 6257 46244 0 19448 162715 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 12000 0 4070 1078 16070 0 0 4836 1318 1930 0 6143 42452 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 5520 0 0 0 5520 5400 0 0 489 315 0 15832 25269 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 34542 0 1039 4657 35581 35578 0 22509 9274 31497 89710 58938 276251 

55068 DE SOTO 12000 0 0 667 12000 13000 0 645 2085 2210 0 16708 43110 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 26601 0 0 2080 26601 26200 0 490 1673 11899 0 132169 186871 

55277 GRIMES 33794 0 11246 1938 45040 36600 0 0 5018 37225 83099 39285 214663 

55936 GRINNELL 47877 9011 7552 6152 64440 76135 0 37664 11723 38806 0 224759 419840 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 8000 0 0 1183 8000 9000 0 0 2171 4311 0 3711 23048 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 17133 0 0 1408 17133 18847 0 0 1589 2838 0 4220 35757 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 8566 0 0 704 8566 9423 0 410 3339 1542 0 3675 25113 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 41200 23706 8750 1733 73656 96399 0 79029 35354 93288 2200 54363 425319

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 3900 0 0 774 3900 4674 0 0 1050 1020 0 2284 10358 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 15720 0 0 1975 15720 16200 0 2508 3408 8133 0 11641 52383 

55776 KELLOGG 16097 0 0 844 16097 16627 0 0 745 1336 0 4043 34140 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 9227 0 200 358 9427 8953 0 0 0 0 0 2844 19541 

55778 KILLDUFF 12993 0 0 1502 12993 13124 0 0 1288 2857 0 4153 29119 

55834 REASNOR 5307 0 1450 592 6757 6176 0 0 1325 1403 0 3916 17067 

55788 LINN GROVE 4575 0 0 567 4575 6030 0 0 2421 403 0 4804 19918 

55108 MINBURN 31272 0 0 3132 31272 34024 0 0 2975 11415 0 38648 105719 

55798 MINGO 15874 0 0 2149 15874 14528 0 700 1394 4540 0 3599 36359 

55762 FARRAR 10144 0 0 1121 10144 10540 0 0 352 1860 0 4087 23976 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 19920 0 1055 2075 20975 20817 0 1563 1067 1473 0 0 34028 

55840 SANTIAGO 8537 0 0 707 8537 11617 0 1195 263 4900 0 4778 22588 

55802 MONROE 30000 0 97 2814 30097 30750 0 0 3157 24810 0 6998 90204 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 64713 34091 0 8531 98804 115872 0 22188 15454 67102 0 41052 331749 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 33452 0 303 509 33755 34934 0 0 4022 11365 6635 15573 93715 

55814 NORWALK 37560 0 2826 2728 40386 41927 0 11169 7752 20547 1062 56843 155524 

55711 OAKWOOD 29904 0 134 3412 30038 39900 0 7733 6827 12272 53064 14600 123396 

55829 POLK CITY 30383 0 0 262 30383 11000 0 0 4130 7565 10170 13439 75718 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 26715 0 272 2604 26987 27634 0 1710 3262 18051 0 34555 98301 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 5472 0 0 525 5472 5660 0 0 886 2839 0 3109 19201 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 51394 22830 6681 1710 80905 86129 0 74576 15489 60503 187330 33482 442444 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 45552 0 0 400 45552 47374 0 91598 17803 63081 159625 29737 368509 

55158 VAN METER 21622 0 448 2727 22070 25632 0 3240 10759 14447 47223 11411 127885 

55042 BOONEVILLE 5408 0 136 735 5544 6279 0 0 1049 2482 0 9674 25595 

55160 WAUKEE 31938 0 1861 985 33799 34664 0 1800 12687 12183 14684 44842 145632 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 19414 0 5824 783 25238 21564 0 4097 6184 9047 0 8729 49356 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 12209 0 0 1992 12209 12000 0 1785 490 190 0 3164 23668 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 41344 0 607 904 41951 42998 0 0 0 18758 69078 26058 203233 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 54000 67300 18686 6000 139986 125500 0 82812 38903 161370 275809 65762 844741 

55164 WOODWARD 35780 0 0 1760 35780 45658 0 2950 2989 8227 31450 6240 98900 


577

578 





Dubuque District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56762 ANAMOSA 340 15 1 8 0 0 0 1 2 2 359 133 5 77 41 11 

56894 ARLINGTON 199 4 0 2 0 0 1 4 2 5 193 72 1 48 20 4 

57016 VOLGA 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 59 25 0 8 14 0 

56904 CALMAR 77 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 77 25 0 77 8 0 

56902 BURR OAK 80 6 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 84 30 1 91 6 6 

55047 CASTALIA 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 27 7 0 0 0 0 

56908 COLESBURG 256 8 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 265 119 10 42 36 0 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 556 5 1 3 3 0 2 6 2 5 553 155 5 236 68 11 

56920 DELHI 268 4 0 3 0 0 0 2 5 3 265 112 4 0 96 14 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 82 2 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 79 22 0 10 17 0 

56794 DELMAR 127 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 130 49 1 144 3 0 

56798 ELWOOD 152 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 156 48 4 0 0 0 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 78 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 79 45 3 19 4 0 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 48 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 54 35 0 18 3 0 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 168 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 4 164 81 3 0 88 3 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 551 14 3 3 2 5 3 7 1 11 546 230 10 109 96 12 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 597 4 1 11 7 0 6 10 0 4 600 237 14 103 38 29 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 145 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 147 100 4 80 20 9 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 75 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 78 34 2 16 17 0 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 215 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 227 120 4 280 62 0 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 205 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 4 201 58 4 58 34 5 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 112 0 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 109 45 0 44 0 4 

56946 EPWORTH 145 3 0 1 6 0 0 2 0 3 150 83 5 58 60 9 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 172 6 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 187 70 6 0 100 5 

56964 GREELEY 99 4 0 0 1 0 6 2 0 3 93 35 9 37 36 0 

56966 GUTTENBERG 194 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 2 189 56 2 42 106 9 

56968 HAWKEYE 120 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 123 45 2 21 0 0 

56892 ALPHA 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 14 10 1 3 0 0 

55147 UNION SUMNER 58 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 0 2 52 20 1 7 0 0 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 123 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 115 38 0 34 20 4 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 742 11 0 7 0 0 8 3 1 9 739 208 6 98 95 9 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 128 5 18 1 1 0 0 3 0 2 148 72 8 29 167 0 

56896 AURORA 75 10 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 89 44 0 18 43 10 

55099 LANSING 179 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 176 130 11 125 127 18 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 48 3 35 28 3 

56982 MANCHESTER 739 13 0 6 0 19 2 0 1 11 725 238 10 110 267 17 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 535 2 1 0 6 0 0 0 0 13 531 200 1 102 7 13 

56980 MC GREGOR 85 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 87 30 4 20 44 0 

56822 MILES 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 18 0 5 11 0 

56838 PRESTON 54 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 54 29 1 12 18 2

56842 SABULA 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 63 27 0 13 17 1 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 418 7 0 8 5 0 0 4 3 6 425 130 4 90 19 17 

56962 GIARD 88 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 92 41 6 29 0 0 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 271 8 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 4 270 95 5 5 12 10 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 548 16 0 3 0 0 4 5 1 13 544 195 9 0 0 21 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 77 25 0 23 19 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 102 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 40 0 0 39 0 

56998 RANDALIA 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 56 0 0 0 0 0 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 66 16 0 2 11 0 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 9 0 10 4 0 

57006 SHERRILL 96 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 101 57 3 45 40 0 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 271 10 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 6 276 97 3 60 56 0 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 166 8 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 177 61 4 39 18 6 

55049 FOREST MILLS 72 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 2 74 38 2 13 4 3 

57022 WEST UNION 367 4 0 3 1 0 0 0 4 10 361 150 1 358 0 10 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 150 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 5 145 62 3 1 0 7 

56872 WYOMING 83 0 0 0 0 11 3 1 2 0 66 19 6 18 53 0 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 63 0 0 0 0 7 1 0 0 2 53 17 2 22 0 0 


579

580 





Dubuque District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



56762 ANAMOSA 20 62 30 20 132 68 77 0 11 0 0 80 506 15 358 750000 70500 3000 0 0 

56894 ARLINGTON 14 29 24 0 67 42 0 0 4 0 0 43 1500 16 300 195320 30000 13861 0 0 

57016 VOLGA 6 24 0 10 40 24 0 0 0 0 0 31 1559 0 0 80000 25000 10000 0 0 

56904 CALMAR 1 0 0 4 5 0 4 10 0 0 0 11 500 0 0 270000 80000 90000 0 0 

56902 BURR OAK 4 12 8 0 24 10 0 6 6 0 0 15 500 8 25 65000 0 50750 0 0 

55047 CASTALIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 40000 0 0 0 0 

56908 COLESBURG 35 32 26 40 133 62 45 17 5 11 1320 95 5931 26 0 356650 57225 148996 0 0 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 30 63 37 20 150 75 0 85 0 0 0 131 4711 37 0 1150000 130000 285000 0 0 

56920 DELHI 15 35 35 10 95 50 14 50 0 0 0 54 0 30 0 520000 0 82664 0 0 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 100 0 0 135300 88000 48900 0 0 

56794 DELMAR 9 23 5 0 37 25 6 6 3 6 500 21 6000 13 0 192500 79000 0 0 0 

56798 ELWOOD 8 21 7 0 36 22 8 6 2 6 500 40 4000 13 0 555000 0 9115 0 0 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 5 15 5 7 32 20 5 25 0 0 0 12 426 4 510 265000 66500 0 0 0 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 6 11 6 11 34 30 5 25 0 0 0 12 100 8 340 217000 66500 13600 0 8000 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 9 27 9 34 79 25 5 12 0 0 0 15 3191 6 500 393700 69800 5000 0 0 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 40 126 80 110 356 62 25 15 12 20 0 73 210 17 0 1292800 109200 0 0 0 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 29 74 60 60 223 99 75 35 0 0 0 99 565 49 0 3663700 162400 64700 0 0 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 12 35 18 12 77 50 30 6 2 21 1720 20 1839 20 1500 300000 0 23000 0 0 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 6 15 5 6 32 10 22 30 0 0 0 31 1580 6 0 394800 54100 0 0 0 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 30 29 23 20 102 39 3 0 17 0 0 89 2850 0 0 592000 85000 10000 0 0 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 6 12 5 15 38 20 5 0 0 0 0 35 1816 7 0 375000 75000 40000 0 0 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 3 14 3 15 35 25 5 0 0 0 0 30 0 6 0 150000 0 80177 0 0 

56946 EPWORTH 8 37 10 15 70 31 10 31 0 0 0 26 50 10 0 400000 75000 37700 0 0 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 1387 11 0 1243800 50000 113000 0 0 

56964 GREELEY 6 15 7 14 42 33 0 0 0 0 0 40 2725 15 125 100000 65000 15119 0 0 

56966 GUTTENBERG 16 30 15 43 104 25 30 29 0 6 387 63 2532 9 0 349950 0 28976 0 0 

56968 HAWKEYE 3 19 3 11 36 32 0 0 0 17 200 0 0 4 0 240000 80000 40000 0 0 

56892 ALPHA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23000 0 0 0 0 

55147 UNION SUMNER 1 2 1 0 4 3 0 1 0 0 0 7 250 0 0 85000 0 6000 0 0 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 10 16 21 12 59 40 8 0 0 8 550 10 3382 4 245 315000 25000 18000 0 0 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 30 81 50 25 186 72 0 70 10 0 0 130 1193 38 135 1342000 110000 37397 0 0 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 14 43 13 10 80 43 20 45 5 0 0 36 600 15 400 300000 52500 0 0 0 

56896 AURORA 4 4 5 15 28 8 6 8 0 0 0 15 92 12 0 215000 52500 7606 0 0 

55099 LANSING 19 94 43 15 171 98 31 62 0 0 0 65 1193 20 400 425000 56000 0 0 0 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 11 27 5 20 63 44 22 0 0 0 0 26 1800 0 0 500000 0 0 0 0 

56982 MANCHESTER 31 115 85 40 271 125 35 15 17 24 350 183 1500 30 150 1861865 90000 20000 0 0 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 21 85 17 20 143 85 0 14 0 35 2256 85 7175 30 0 1485000 127000 3600 0 0 

56980 MC GREGOR 5 40 0 10 55 5 30 20 6 0 0 22 2500 0 0 108000 54000 31974 0 0 

56822 MILES 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 186000 91000 0 0 0 

56838 PRESTON 4 16 8 0 28 12 2 0 0 0 0 9 74 0 0 40000 0 6000 0 0

56842 SABULA 5 15 6 0 26 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 299567 78566 0 0 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 11 58 47 10 126 40 17 28 7 30 5212 105 3196 30 699 600000 80000 14000 0 0 

56962 GIARD 2 11 2 0 15 7 2 0 3 0 0 21 652 0 0 100500 35500 15554 0 0 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 12 35 15 11 73 35 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300000 72000 6000 0 0 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 25 75 53 28 181 105 24 75 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 1800000 113000 178779 0 11858 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 4 5 1 9 19 15 20 13 0 0 0 28 656 0 0 78000 39000 7624 0 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 6 27 4 0 37 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 139900 41000 4130 0 0 

56998 RANDALIA 2 16 3 0 21 14 0 0 0 0 0 18 380 0 0 8000 3000 10405 0 0 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 12000 0 4084 0 0 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500 0 1328 0 0 

57006 SHERRILL 11 7 1 6 25 10 6 0 0 0 0 19 200 6 0 645625 73750 37329 0 0 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 17 50 16 6 89 56 0 10 8 0 0 72 4899 18 160 847300 76600 108116 0 0 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 7 27 19 0 53 15 6 10 6 0 0 38 453 21 0 554650 75900 63935 0 0 

55049 FOREST MILLS 5 8 4 10 27 6 0 10 3 0 0 17 320 0 0 165000 0 0 0 0 

57022 WEST UNION 11 45 30 10 96 45 5 8 0 8 0 73 500 32 2223 1340000 86000 77493 0 0 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 7 20 18 10 55 0 0 26 4 0 0 60 693 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56872 WYOMING 4 5 0 0 9 4 4 0 0 6 50 13 30 0 0 371000 60000 5409 0 0 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 7 22 3 6 38 10 37 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 12000 0 5962 0 0 


581

582 



Dubuque District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56762 ANAMOSA 9000 9383 0 3802 0 6999 0 433 0 5505 

56894 ARLINGTON 3357 3663 1360 1484 2504 2732 154 169 0 0 

57016 VOLGA 1560 1561 633 633 1164 1165 72 72 0 0 

56904 CALMAR 1927 1927 781 781 1438 1438 89 89 0 0 

56902 BURR OAK 1680 1680 681 681 1253 1253 77 77 0 0 

55047 CASTALIA 370 544 175 221 280 406 17 25 0 0 

56908 COLESBURG 6465 6465 2620 2620 4823 4823 298 298 0 0 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 12930 12930 5240 5240 9645 9645 596 596 0 0 

56920 DELHI 4916 4916 1992 1992 3667 3667 227 227 0 0 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 2196 2196 890 890 1638 1638 101 101 0 0 

56794 DELMAR 2736 2736 1109 1109 2041 2041 126 126 0 0 

56798 ELWOOD 2622 2622 1063 1063 1956 1956 121 121 0 0 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 2365 2365 959 959 1764 1764 109 109 0 0 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 1571 1571 636 636 1172 1172 72 72 0 0 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 5318 5318 1155 2155 0 3967 0 246 0 0 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 21025 21025 8520 8520 0 15683 969 969 0 0 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 25963 25963 10522 10522 19367 19367 1197 1197 0 0 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 3500 3500 1418 1418 2611 2611 161 161 0 0 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 3037 3037 1230 1230 2266 2266 140 140 0 0 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 6086 6086 2466 2466 4540 4540 281 281 0 0 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 3602 4323 1460 1752 2686 3224 165 199 0 0 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 2357 2357 955 955 879 1759 109 109 0 0 

56946 EPWORTH 3493 3493 1416 1416 2606 2606 161 161 0 0 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 6536 6964 1714 2822 0 5195 0 321 0 1227 

56964 GREELEY 2172 2813 475 1140 874 2099 54 130 0 0 

56966 GUTTENBERG 1278 5112 518 2072 1453 3813 59 236 0 0 

56968 HAWKEYE 910 3335 250 1352 846 2488 5 154 0 0 

56892 ALPHA 157 314 63 127 117 234 7 14 0 0 

55147 UNION SUMNER 1922 1922 779 779 1434 1434 89 89 0 0 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 3403 3404 1380 1380 2538 2539 157 157 0 0 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 19025 19025 0 7710 176 14192 0 877 0 9813 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 3856 3857 1563 1563 2877 2877 178 178 0 0 

56896 AURORA 1913 1914 776 776 1428 1428 88 88 0 0 

55099 LANSING 5814 5814 2356 2356 4337 4337 268 268 0 0 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 1809 1809 732 733 0 1349 0 83 0 0 

56982 MANCHESTER 15651 15651 6343 6343 11675 11675 722 722 0 0 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 12425 12425 5035 5035 9268 9268 573 573 0 0 

56980 MC GREGOR 182 2024 72 820 136 1510 10 93 0 0 

56822 MILES 1464 1464 593 593 1092 1092 67 67 0 0 

56838 PRESTON 1956 1956 793 793 1459 1459 90 90 0 0

56842 SABULA 2122 2122 860 860 1583 1583 97 98 0 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 7815 7815 3167 3167 5829 5829 360 360 0 0 

56962 GIARD 1603 1603 650 650 1196 1196 74 74 0 0 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 3429 4898 1390 1985 2558 3654 158 226 0 0 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 13908 15173 5636 6149 10375 11319 641 700 0 3097 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 2285 2285 926 926 1705 1705 105 105 0 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 1939 2973 1205 1205 0 2218 0 137 0 0 

56998 RANDALIA 1534 1534 622 622 1144 1144 71 71 0 0 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 1000 1970 0 798 1000 1469 0 91 0 4825 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 386 386 156 156 288 288 18 18 0 0 

57006 SHERRILL 2937 2937 1190 1190 2191 2191 135 135 0 0 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 8007 8007 3245 3245 5973 5973 369 369 0 0 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 6340 6340 0 2570 0 4730 0 292 0 0 

55049 FOREST MILLS 1793 1793 457 727 0 1338 0 83 0 0 

57022 WEST UNION 10491 10491 4251 4252 7825 7826 483 484 0 0 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 34 4647 1286 1883 3466 3466 214 214 0 0 

56872 WYOMING 215 2507 0 1016 0 1870 0 116 0 0 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 911 1366 229 553 340 1019 20 63 0 0 


583

584 




Dubuque District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



56762 ANAMOSA 0 0 39 32 24 2 17 35 32 43 0 65 0 8087 324 3814 374 

56894 ARLINGTON 0 0 25 0 10 10 0 15 25 12 2 0 0 0 200 1410 1119 

57016 VOLGA 0 0 32 5 0 7 5 12 10 17 17 0 0 0 154 259 782 

56904 CALMAR 0 0 282 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 175 0 0 1065 691 962 

56902 BURR OAK 0 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 15 55 521 

55047 CASTALIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 0 0 0 0 294 

56908 COLESBURG 0 0 97 40 35 0 27 57 35 0 0 1482 0 0 1142 3307 1833 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 0 0 528 377 29 240 33 188 33 0 0 424 0 0 2878 917 2730 

56920 DELHI 0 0 157 42 111 89 68 116 73 0 69 75 0 0 386 6494 1414 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 0 0 14 7 0 0 0 7 4 0 0 206 0 0 185 180 435 

56794 DELMAR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 99 576 295 

56798 ELWOOD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 661 126 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 104 0 446 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 10 111 210 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 0 0 111 0 0 0 2 0 0 67 0 200 0 0 177 1186 655 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 0 0 0 0 0 75 0 75 75 25 64 85 0 0 1358 2494 3717 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 0 0 193 108 127 114 71 51 178 191 37 554 0 0 856 1393 547 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 0 49 62 62 36 90 48 91 77 93 54 277 0 0 757 822 315 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 0 0 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 1583 886 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 0 0 42 46 62 27 68 37 61 90 0 950 0 0 1565 2209 1885 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 583 1331 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 390 1480 0 

56946 EPWORTH 0 0 93 109 65 65 57 55 83 96 0 858 0 0 1476 845 806 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 0 0 124 0 0 102 20 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 157 663 340 

56964 GREELEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 106 159 755 

56966 GUTTENBERG 0 0 18 19 22 12 19 20 0 0 0 335 0 0 86 2641 504 

56968 HAWKEYE 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 0 0 326 258 507 

56892 ALPHA 0 0 10 5 5 10 5 10 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 40 0 

55147 UNION SUMNER 0 0 1460 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 1585 0 250 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 0 0 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 585 1871 532 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 0 0 305 255 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 2155 2390 3311 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 0 0 78 19 0 0 0 35 74 48 14 125 0 0 845 1192 1661 

56896 AURORA 0 0 40 28 0 0 0 0 35 19 37 105 0 0 572 1809 168 

55099 LANSING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 721 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 50 50 

56982 MANCHESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 995 0 0 3838 2282 6496 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 0 0 340 91 149 0 83 87 0 0 0 2706 0 0 3321 861 2265 

56980 MC GREGOR 0 0 5 5 17 7 16 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 442 467 

56822 MILES 0 0 70 50 55 45 45 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56838 PRESTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 276 0 387

56842 SABULA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 0 0 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 0 0 563 34 0 16 9 39 0 0 68 763 0 340 4440 3422 2845 

56962 GIARD 0 0 21 12 35 32 38 41 35 35 6 60 0 0 62 200 803 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 501 0 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 0 0 268 79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1260 2703 3730 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 0 0 93 57 49 72 41 37 100 0 0 0 0 0 834 807 840 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 232 

56998 RANDALIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 195 0 323 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 463 450 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 0 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57006 SHERRILL 0 30 200 100 50 50 35 50 40 50 50 515 0 0 400 901 239 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 0 0 51 66 25 48 67 51 60 0 58 50 0 51 1324 1896 1825 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 0 0 0 5 10 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 352 326 478 

55049 FOREST MILLS 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 0 296 

57022 WEST UNION 115 44 169 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 803 1082 1730 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56872 WYOMING 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 213 160 199 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 133 182 


585

586 




Dubuque District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56762 ANAMOSA 34067 0 6500 2737 40567 34067 0 1723 5516 17042 0 44025 134543 

56894 ARLINGTON 15565 0 0 1889 15565 16371 0 0 368 2170 0 6206 34514 

57016 VOLGA 8755 0 0 937 8755 9209 0 0 0 1067 0 1067 15620 

56904 CALMAR 5980 0 0 234 5980 12390 0 100 673 1429 0 4239 19731 

56902 BURR OAK 5980 0 0 234 5980 12390 0 250 310 995 0 3700 15340 

55047 CASTALIA 3000 0 0 599 3000 3000 0 0 0 280 0 1220 5716 

56908 COLESBURG 27515 0 0 3651 27515 27765 0 0 4961 6769 0 9407 70916 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 39180 0 0 1518 39180 40698 0 6155 4928 31383 0 64797 177076 

56920 DELHI 22497 0 0 2392 22497 21703 0 0 2840 7811 0 7331 60378 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 8275 0 762 592 9037 8440 0 0 2164 1208 0 14355 32627 

56794 DELMAR 11400 0 128 1175 11528 11990 0 795 2148 2039 0 4808 27505 

56798 ELWOOD 12483 0 0 948 12483 11990 0 0 0 3101 0 47785 69918 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 6822 0 8209 74 15031 9024 0 0 2439 514 0 12864 36595 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 5784 0 1124 49 6908 6016 0 0 1767 442 0 10191 23110 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 18090 0 288 3058 18378 19035 0 4615 2710 3533 0 13581 47073 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 45900 0 914 1984 46814 49948 0 47156 17016 47711 0 19799 169823 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 40338 0 0 913 40338 42355 18707 17801 5494 44592 0 27652 179546 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 13000 0 0 2667 13000 13500 0 5492 4403 3238 0 7310 38477 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 13715 0 0 290 13715 14700 0 292 593 1125 0 6754 31571 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 13528 0 0 602 13528 23780 0 2350 1831 6987 0 8873 51634 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 15450 0 6077 1295 21527 8032 0 291 2458 4738 0 8565 47137 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 10375 0 0 731 10375 11106 0 660 702 3426 0 9882 30555 

56946 EPWORTH 18284 0 181 851 18465 25225 0 1366 2915 0 0 6710 40376 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 22859 0 68 1147 22927 19024 0 2125 812 8804 0 35946 79438 

56964 GREELEY 12050 0 0 487 12050 15835 0 0 5540 170 0 4346 26701 

56966 GUTTENBERG 21071 0 0 798 21071 21869 0 1100 1628 6343 0 3849 39875 

56968 HAWKEYE 14250 0 964 3669 15214 14820 0 0 2375 1936 0 3429 26241 

56892 ALPHA 2250 0 0 606 2250 2340 0 0 65 765 0 0 3529 

55147 UNION SUMNER 8500 0 0 2259 8500 8840 0 0 449 417 0 4362 21297 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 9250 0 1230 755 10480 14313 0 0 758 1330 0 6298 29576 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 35600 0 0 994 35600 38100 0 8658 8956 30712 2417 25997 141613 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 16066 0 2085 3471 18151 20079 0 520 1872 2348 0 7407 42345 

56896 AURORA 8067 0 633 2084 8700 10037 0 1225 523 776 0 7269 24288 

55099 LANSING 15615 0 6450 7256 22065 19560 0 0 1333 9253 0 9860 56007 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 5205 0 2150 2419 7355 6520 0 0 400 2059 0 3074 15534 

56982 MANCHESTER 39997 7315 0 0 47312 47312 0 16704 10195 37749 0 123735 266994 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 38400 0 12000 4504 50400 40800 0 4324 5672 7592 0 19176 120044 

56980 MC GREGOR 10536 0 0 1138 10536 11674 0 1151 1975 2431 0 2061 18459 

56822 MILES 6837 0 561 521 7398 6837 0 125 60 644 0 3098 14726 

56838 PRESTON 8339 0 841 781 9180 8339 0 390 380 843 0 3122 18486

56842 SABULA 9343 0 997 925 10340 9343 0 520 343 696 0 4159 20351 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 24798 0 0 5637 24798 26768 0 987 508 17863 0 10151 83032 

56962 GIARD 6840 0 0 596 6840 7340 0 0 71 3231 0 3285 18330 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 18175 0 575 50 18750 18500 0 650 0 6997 0 4868 39051 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 37800 0 205 2298 38005 40000 0 11547 5351 30493 0 32428 147979 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 9000 0 227 554 9227 9000 0 90 928 514 0 4896 23516 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 12698 0 0 0 12698 11544 0 0 1152 682 0 3222 21201 

56998 RANDALIA 5782 0 0 397 5782 5782 0 0 1661 1013 0 5703 18048 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 7800 0 0 537 7800 7750 0 0 711 198 0 3012 19529 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 1969 0 0 163 1969 1969 0 0 0 88 0 680 3665 

57006 SHERRILL 11200 0 644 270 11844 11790 0 0 10 2339 0 5408 28764 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 29773 0 0 1408 29773 30000 0 1795 1690 9140 0 16529 80299 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 19250 0 0 955 19250 20405 0 1444 1562 12531 0 13046 53930 

55049 FOREST MILLS 8238 0 0 655 8238 8745 0 0 1200 211 0 4416 16702 

57022 WEST UNION 32039 0 1832 605 33871 33094 0 0 4567 21057 6966 16341 109798 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 10644 0 2870 853 13514 16279 0 120 428 4910 0 8910 32762 

56872 WYOMING 10866 0 0 0 10866 10921 0 0 136 737 0 3923 16465 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 5500 0 0 0 5500 5500 0 0 45 292 0 3942 11594 


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Fort Dodge District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 229 13 0 0 0 4 2 4 0 2 230 72 1 20 42 9 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 1070 18 5 19 10 7 10 11 5 20 1069 438 14 1069 11 21 

55024 AMES, FIRST 1117 34 0 24 12 2 0 8 1 24 1152 474 24 0 74 26 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 85 15 0 2 9 0 0 7 14 0 90 65 15 2 35 15 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 1119 25 1 12 3 6 7 12 2 19 1114 299 24 573 600 12 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 101 48 3 95 12 0 

55040 BOXHOLM 95 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 95 27 0 14 42 0 

55132 PILOT MOUND 84 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 89 37 5 22 62 0 

55054 COLLINS 214 4 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 215 65 3 52 45 7 

55321 LORING 56 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 37 4 0 6 0 

55056 COLO 387 14 0 3 2 2 0 2 1 7 394 150 9 103 82 9 

57050 DAYTON 223 6 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 6 225 96 3 51 69 4 

57078 HARCOURT 115 4 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 6 116 43 2 16 29 1 

57056 EAGLE GROVE, FIRST 477 24 3 11 0 0 0 7 0 8 500 143 7 118 115 11 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 1605 34 0 15 14 18 1 16 4 22 1607 600 38 265 237 29 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 125 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 125 25 1 0 0 0 

57124 SOMERS 120 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 115 30 1 0 0 0 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 337 17 7 4 5 13 3 16 0 8 330 120 4 381 64 5 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 917 14 0 17 8 0 4 16 3 17 916 304 9 90 308 8 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 159 5 0 6 8 0 0 0 0 5 173 98 10 0 30 0 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 638 14 1 10 2 0 2 9 4 7 643 0 14 171 0 9 

57076 GOWRIE 373 9 0 7 3 0 2 2 0 6 382 0 9 56 29 8 

57048 CALLENDER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 122 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 116 39 1 23 47 0 

55090 LANESBORO 118 2 0 5 1 0 2 0 0 4 120 49 2 45 42 1 

57094 LOHRVILLE 168 7 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 6 165 54 2 46 36 7 

55333 PATON, SALEM 135 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 5 128 42 1 28 12 2 

55030 BAGLEY 105 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 106 39 3 31 33 0 

55168 YALE 78 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 74 37 3 18 66 0 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 49 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 49 22 0 16 73 0 

55124 PANORA 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 75 0 22 24 0 

55092 LINDEN 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 32 0 9 120 0 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 16 0 2 5 0 

55235 DAWSON 63 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 63 21 0 4 0 2 

55060 COOPER 54 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 55 20 0 2 28 1 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 247 5 0 2 2 0 1 2 1 7 245 110 4 46 43 0 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 177 7 0 2 4 0 0 1 0 2 187 51 0 12 53 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 114 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 117 41 3 17 27 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 807 17 1 7 4 0 6 4 0 20 806 242 11 128 89 17

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 244 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 9 237 65 7 235 64 0 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 185 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 179 60 1 29 0 2 

57092 LEHIGH 138 3 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 2 138 36 9 21 29 1 

57070 OTHO 201 10 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 212 52 3 47 41 8 

55096 MACKEY 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 11 0 11 0 0 

57098 MANSON, GRACE 257 2 0 4 0 0 1 4 1 4 253 97 2 54 25 0 

55104 MAXWELL 180 5 0 1 2 0 0 0 2 3 183 56 3 10 3 2 

55818 PEORIA 49 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 50 35 2 4 8 2 

55116 NAPIER 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 50 0 18 68 0 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 776 22 0 4 7 14 2 3 4 7 779 294 14 143 149 15 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 523 0 29 12 0 0 4 1 1 4 554 192 5 115 27 11 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 431 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 2 17 408 124 8 4 146 0 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 93 28 0 8 4 0 

57082 POMEROY, JOLLEY 122 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 123 53 2 22 14 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 146 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 143 42 0 13 19 0 

57062 ELLSWORTH 74 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 72 27 0 0 3 1 

55337 RALSTON, COMMUNITY 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 5 0 0 0 0 

55146 RIPPEY 255 0 1 0 4 0 2 0 2 5 251 80 5 41 0 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 86 35 0 42 0 0 

57114 RINARD 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 13 0 0 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 365 14 3 13 1 0 0 8 1 8 379 141 9 95 57 13 

55148 SCRANTON 214 2 0 0 0 0 2 3 2 0 209 76 2 29 40 2 

55080 GREENBRIER 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 60 15 0 3 5 0 

55152 SLATER 113 4 0 10 9 0 0 0 0 3 133 0 1 36 0 3 

55150 SHELDAHL 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 98 30 2 22 25 0 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 102 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 105 45 3 48 70 11 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 511 6 1 6 5 0 1 4 3 8 513 219 5 105 50 9 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 176 8 1 2 0 5 8 2 1 5 166 45 2 38 80 6 

57126 SOUTH MARION 104 8 0 0 1 2 9 6 0 2 94 38 1 14 37 3 

57096 HOMER 43 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 40 10 1 14 32 1 

57054 DUNCOMBE 46 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 2 39 15 0 6 38 0 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 869 16 0 10 8 0 3 4 2 14 880 345 27 880 160 11 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 320 6 1 3 1 2 3 4 0 5 317 130 8 74 123 14 

57084 KAMRAR 75 4 0 0 0 8 0 1 0 1 69 27 0 18 26 7 

57140 WILLIAMS 102 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 108 33 0 20 18 0 

57060 ELLIS 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 66 19 0 0 0 0 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 88 0 0 5 16 0 

57134 VINCENT 59 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 56 17 0 56 2 0 

55367 ZEARING 221 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 216 51 3 219 14 0 


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Fort Dodge District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 8 16 6 25 55 50 81 40 20 15 0 42 348 4 150 606000 153000 0 14000 8000 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 55 90 45 158 348 313 25 20 18 0 0 122 693 60 1230 4067000 845600 187980 0 0 

55024 AMES, FIRST 123 249 198 266 836 186 217 400 19 16 0 239 8297 60 1000 2431000 274000 912835 0 0 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 5 20 7 0 32 27 12 17 4 20 1000 24 628 7 444 100000 45000 0 0 0 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 48 204 101 83 436 113 218 204 14 52 2788 198 9337 27 2752 2280000 185000 212339 35500 300 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 3 7 5 6 21 8 4 0 0 0 0 38 742 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

55040 BOXHOLM 3 4 4 0 11 8 19 15 0 0 0 18 0 4 150 129000 50000 17000 0 0 

55132 PILOT MOUND 6 16 12 5 39 25 30 5 0 0 0 21 0 3 50 98000 0 11000 0 0 

55054 COLLINS 10 20 8 12 50 20 0 7 0 0 0 39 1407 0 0 645821 112641 0 0 0 

55321 LORING 6 13 0 0 19 9 0 0 0 0 0 9 45 0 0 87000 0 12762 0 0 

55056 COLO 13 56 14 13 96 69 15 73 9 0 0 70 832 20 0 1200000 125000 0 55547 0 

57050 DAYTON 12 22 20 20 74 46 9 75 6 16 546 67 1782 9 840 771900 68000 45281 0 0 

57078 HARCOURT 5 16 11 0 32 12 1 33 4 0 0 32 1190 12 0 224000 0 8799 0 0 

57056 EAGLE GROVE, FIRST 35 93 87 42 257 113 43 65 20 0 0 174 5875 97 297 2362300 195700 152935 0 0 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 94 286 194 243 817 297 44 210 30 25 2535 321 6963 50 0 3720000 160100 724950 0 0 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 3 13 17 4 37 9 0 0 0 0 0 36 500 4 0 560300 0 0 0 0 

57124 SOMERS 4 17 14 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 500 6 0 211600 0 0 0 0 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 13 25 10 30 78 35 62 46 0 3 40 40 1100 18 0 903000 72000 165000 0 0 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 37 99 59 46 241 144 19 35 14 0 0 126 4200 52 2021 2934700 185000 167000 74540 32640 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 15 40 6 21 82 42 0 10 0 0 0 67 200 0 0 750000 200000 28500 0 0 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 35 75 71 34 215 104 6 35 9 0 0 107 5321 87 689 1513000 103500 15099 73273 0 

57076 GOWRIE 24 61 32 18 135 87 40 45 8 0 0 102 1800 32 0 713000 129000 22000 0 0 

57048 CALLENDER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 3 6 1 6 16 5 3 6 0 10 0 35 1450 3 0 354000 76000 0 0 0 

55090 LANESBORO 6 20 14 6 46 24 12 10 1 15 0 30 740 14 0 395200 0 59143 0 0 

57094 LOHRVILLE 10 40 18 12 80 55 11 10 7 0 0 54 284 11 0 388000 0 2500 0 0 

55333 PATON, SALEM 4 17 4 10 35 20 1 8 2 0 0 35 170 4 0 396000 100000 3000 0 0 

55030 BAGLEY 4 16 3 0 23 19 0 0 2 0 0 42 0 0 0 250000 100000 27238 0 0 

55168 YALE 4 17 0 5 26 19 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 117000 0 20000 0 0 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 3 18 2 0 23 19 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 59650 0 10000 0 0 

55124 PANORA 6 35 0 10 51 27 15 35 0 0 0 38 0 25 0 300000 66000 26125 0 0 

55092 LINDEN 8 13 1 1 23 14 5 0 0 9 0 15 0 1 0 122000 0 13000 0 0 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55235 DAWSON 0 0 8 6 14 0 0 6 2 0 0 16 0 8 0 70000 30000 0 0 0 

55060 COOPER 3 7 2 0 12 5 0 6 1 0 0 17 0 2 0 70000 30000 0 0 0 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 12 39 13 55 119 60 18 59 0 18 0 43 2161 0 0 990000 112000 48912 0 0 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 9 15 10 10 44 22 15 68 0 0 0 15 100 7 13 417584 95000 0 78434 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 5 25 5 15 50 30 10 35 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 191000 0 0 0 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 24 94 50 54 222 146 10 155 12 0 0 220 7756 47 350 2117880 403860 6000 379135 0

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 7 28 8 12 55 27 13 65 0 0 0 62 1411 0 0 420000 80000 17071 0 0 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 9 21 15 5 50 25 23 22 0 0 0 32 135 0 0 0 0 11921 0 0 

57092 LEHIGH 7 16 1 8 32 20 0 5 1 3 175 22 833 0 0 300000 50000 6387 0 0 

57070 OTHO 8 23 8 0 39 23 12 40 8 4 375 29 315 8 0 220000 0 91115 0 0 

55096 MACKEY 0 0 0 8 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 100 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

57098 MANSON, GRACE 15 70 30 50 165 48 10 10 0 0 0 75 1381 30 0 901400 153500 0 0 0 

55104 MAXWELL 8 45 7 6 66 32 6 2 4 0 0 12 673 3 250 420000 65000 6375 0 4921 

55818 PEORIA 5 7 6 10 28 28 6 10 2 0 0 12 0 8 250 80000 0 900 0 0 

55116 NAPIER 8 14 9 19 50 23 105 1 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 210000 0 12210 0 0 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 47 70 44 32 193 139 89 155 15 0 0 100 2748 44 343 1600000 131500 459946 0 0 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 10 57 57 20 144 85 0 28 0 16 2100 129 900 75 0 900000 108000 66000 5957 0 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 10 32 12 68 122 64 0 0 0 17 1357 109 1167 10 318 19470 80000 151709 16000 2000 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 4 4 4 12 24 0 23 0 0 0 0 24 2053 6 200 70000 27000 25000 0 0 

57082 POMEROY, JOLLEY 6 14 5 10 35 15 12 10 0 0 0 20 3600 0 0 72000 0 5000 0 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 6 7 10 15 38 20 6 5 2 6 0 39 300 7 0 276000 94000 8041 0 0 

57062 ELLSWORTH 3 3 5 5 16 8 5 4 0 0 0 12 0 6 0 287500 0 1000 0 0 

55337 RALSTON, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40000 0 2445 0 0 

55146 RIPPEY 16 23 16 23 78 75 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300000 80000 5000 0 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 3 0 0 10 13 8 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000 20000 0 0 0 

57114 RINARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100000 25000 55000 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 26 37 31 17 111 53 0 0 13 0 0 120 598 20 325 1258400 93600 261000 30000 0 

55148 SCRANTON 9 26 8 13 56 35 0 6 2 0 0 87 1598 10 115 517000 62000 150000 0 0 

55080 GREENBRIER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 226 2 0 164000 0 0 0 0 

55152 SLATER 5 27 21 0 53 25 0 12 3 18 2049 28 1335 17 0 450000 90000 23239 203000 0 

55150 SHELDAHL 8 13 4 0 25 10 0 0 0 0 0 38 1900 0 0 242000 0 2500 0 0 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 14 32 12 22 80 55 25 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 66500 50000 5000 0 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 21 83 35 36 175 102 14 5 6 0 0 73 5000 28 0 950000 150000 0 50000 0 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 10 25 11 18 64 35 0 20 6 0 0 0 0 12 486 245000 85000 7000 0 4900 

57126 SOUTH MARION 9 18 4 14 45 35 0 20 3 0 0 22 302 4 162 92000 0 25872 0 0 

57096 HOMER 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 14 100 1 41 40000 0 1700 0 0 

57054 DUNCOMBE 1 4 0 5 10 5 4 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 150000 0 4793 0 4453 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 64 143 83 140 430 172 8 100 0 0 500 163 2000 47 150 4000000 306000 102000 0 0 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 15 51 31 25 122 58 20 44 6 0 0 91 8213 25 140 872610 105000 0 264333 86000 

57084 KAMRAR 9 10 9 5 33 17 5 35 4 0 0 12 1554 7 0 15890 0 16924 0 0 

57140 WILLIAMS 12 15 18 15 60 16 5 9 5 0 0 18 1458 18 120 138000 28000 0 0 0 

57060 ELLIS 2 0 2 18 22 0 15 15 0 0 0 15 448 0 0 54000 10000 0 0 0 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 2 4 0 0 6 5 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 215000 0 6000 0 0 

57134 VINCENT 3 8 1 0 12 0 8 0 0 0 20 15 68 0 0 90000 15000 0 0 0 

55367 ZEARING 7 25 10 15 57 26 11 0 0 0 0 33 3300 0 0 310000 70000 38000 0 0 


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Fort Dodge District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 14222 14222 5764 5764 3536 10609 656 656 0 0 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 41404 41404 16779 16779 30885 30885 1909 1909 0 0 

55024 AMES, FIRST 40024 40024 16220 16220 29856 29856 1845 1845 0 0 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 1439 2768 561 1122 2065 2065 128 128 0 0 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 77 77 30 31 57 57 3 4 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 33918 33913 13744 13744 25298 25298 1563 1563 0 0 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 4807 5245 0 2126 0 3913 0 242 0 0 

55040 BOXHOLM 2625 2625 1064 1064 1111 1958 0 121 0 0 

55132 PILOT MOUND 830 1993 336 808 619 1487 38 92 0 0 

55054 COLLINS 5357 5357 2170 2171 3996 3996 246 247 0 0 

55321 LORING 1657 1657 672 672 1236 1236 76 76 0 0 

55056 COLO 7345 7345 2977 2977 5479 5479 339 339 0 0 

57050 DAYTON 6621 6621 2683 2683 4939 4939 305 305 0 0 

57078 HARCOURT 3076 3076 1247 1247 2295 2295 142 142 0 0 

57056 EAGLE GROVE, FIRST 7650 11476 2913 4651 4993 8561 308 529 0 1245 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 35770 35770 14496 14496 12000 26682 1649 1649 0 0 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 3441 3441 1050 1394 0 2566 0 159 0 0 

57124 SOMERS 2395 2395 970 970 1786 1786 110 110 0 0 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 5920 8884 900 3600 1656 6627 102 410 0 0 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 10000 30953 0 12544 3000 23090 1258 1427 0 379 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 5084 5084 2060 2060 3793 3793 234 234 0 0 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 18139 18139 7351 7351 13531 13531 836 836 0 0 

57076 GOWRIE 8619 8619 3493 3493 6429 6429 397 397 0 0 

57048 CALLENDER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 4384 4384 777 1777 639 3271 202 202 0 0 

55090 LANESBORO 3774 3774 1530 1530 2815 2815 174 174 0 0 

57094 LOHRVILLE 4548 4548 1843 1843 0 3392 0 210 0 0 

55333 PATON, SALEM 4613 4613 1000 1869 0 3441 0 213 0 0 

55030 BAGLEY 3081 3081 1248 1249 2298 2299 141 142 0 0 

55168 YALE 1803 1803 731 731 1345 1345 83 83 0 0 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 1293 1293 524 524 965 965 60 60 0 0 

55124 PANORA 3320 3320 1345 1345 2477 2477 153 153 0 0 

55092 LINDEN 1928 1928 781 781 1438 1438 89 89 0 0 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 796 796 323 323 594 594 37 37 0 0 

55235 DAWSON 1508 1508 611 611 1125 1125 70 70 0 0 

55060 COOPER 1517 1517 615 615 1131 1131 70 70 0 0 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 7032 7033 2850 2850 5246 5246 324 324 0 0 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 869 4364 0 1769 395 3256 0 201 0 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 3441 3441 1395 1395 2567 2567 159 159 0 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 18847 22380 6037 9070 10853 16694 728 1032 0 0

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 5712 5712 2315 2315 4261 4261 263 263 0 0 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 5949 6490 0 2630 0 4841 0 299 0 0 

57092 LEHIGH 2794 2824 0 1145 0 2107 0 130 0 0 

57070 OTHO 3842 3842 1557 1557 2866 2866 177 177 0 0 

55096 MACKEY 920 920 373 373 686 686 42 42 0 0 

57098 MANSON, GRACE 7990 7990 3237 3238 5960 5960 368 368 0 0 

55104 MAXWELL 5019 5019 1465 2034 0 3744 0 231 0 0 

55818 PEORIA 1559 1559 632 632 368 1163 12 72 0 0 

55116 NAPIER 3181 3181 1289 1289 2373 2373 147 147 0 0 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 20768 20768 8415 8416 15492 15492 957 957 0 0 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 10800 15944 0 6461 0 11893 0 735 0 0 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 14119 15403 3641 6242 1915 11490 118 710 0 0 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 2449 2449 992 992 59 1827 0 113 0 0 

57082 POMEROY, JOLLEY 2588 2588 1049 1049 1931 1931 119 119 0 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 3664 3664 1485 1485 2733 2733 169 169 0 0 

57062 ELLSWORTH 1378 2067 0 838 0 1542 0 95 0 0 

55337 RALSTON, COMMUNITY 522 522 211 211 389 389 24 24 0 0 

55146 RIPPEY 5569 5569 0 2257 1050 4154 0 257 0 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 1192 1192 483 483 889 889 55 55 0 0 

57114 RINARD 2229 2229 903 903 1663 1663 103 103 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 10290 10291 4170 4170 7676 7676 474 474 0 0 

55148 SCRANTON 7253 7253 2940 2940 5411 5411 334 334 0 0 

55080 GREENBRIER 1609 1609 652 652 1200 1200 74 74 0 0 

55152 SLATER 2915 3180 0 1289 0 2372 122 147 0 0 

55150 SHELDAHL 2799 2799 1134 1134 0 2088 0 129 0 1438 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 1012 2578 396 1045 948 1923 44 119 0 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 9827 9827 3982 3982 7330 7330 453 453 0 0 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 3788 3788 1535 1535 0 2826 0 175 0 0 

57126 SOUTH MARION 2339 2339 948 948 1745 1745 108 108 0 0 

57096 HOMER 872 872 353 353 650 650 40 40 0 0 

57054 DUNCOMBE 1826 1826 0 740 0 1362 0 84 0 0 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 22657 22657 9182 9182 16901 16901 1045 1045 0 0 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 10301 10301 4175 4175 7684 7684 475 475 0 0 

57084 KAMRAR 1820 1820 738 738 1358 1358 84 84 0 0 

57140 WILLIAMS 926 2780 375 1127 691 2074 42 128 0 0 

57060 ELLIS 1871 1871 189 758 348 1396 21 86 0 0 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 2404 2404 974 974 1793 1793 111 111 0 0 

57134 VINCENT 1901 1901 770 770 1418 1418 88 88 0 0 

55367 ZEARING 4080 4080 1654 1654 3044 3044 188 188 0 0 


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Fort Dodge District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 0 0 92 77 43 58 10 10 15 42 25 31 0 0 335 1566 706 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 0 132 485 624 446 317 198 265 103 373 0 495 0 0 12418 3502 6100 

55024 AMES, FIRST 0 0 387 551 75 215 72 407 235 141 8 1312 0 0 11335 5348 6630 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 0 0 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 0 0 300 300 310 300 300 300 300 300 300 100 0 0 3372 5820 5302 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 0 0 62 0 0 45 46 55 0 0 0 75 0 0 963 90 679 

55040 BOXHOLM 0 0 0 22 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 114 558 480 

55132 PILOT MOUND 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 480 274 326 

55054 COLLINS 0 0 145 88 72 36 39 36 116 56 0 200 0 0 1682 586 1001 

55321 LORING 0 0 127 5 12 15 18 109 2 27 0 0 0 0 255 12 242 

55056 COLO 0 0 23 1 48 125 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1360 2085 2726 

57050 DAYTON 0 0 9 25 0 1 1 2 12 31 113 0 0 0 314 1010 929 

57078 HARCOURT 0 0 36 26 0 20 2 35 20 26 38 0 0 25 100 427 838 

57056 EAGLE GROVE, FIRST 0 0 93 0 0 59 27 39 0 86 54 425 0 0 1837 1588 1489 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 0 0 238 52 500 114 25 39 350 0 0 383 0 0 9719 32331 7186 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 176 7800 897 

57124 SOMERS 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 230 1084 1037 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 1 0 64 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 1721 1010 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 0 0 405 181 175 46 316 201 194 62 110 796 0 0 9765 1746 4076 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3567 0 1250 950 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 0 0 315 100 0 102 67 70 168 256 12 1413 0 25 5665 2052 2045 

57076 GOWRIE 0 0 73 40 116 98 21 95 71 67 26 45 0 0 672 476 1824 

57048 CALLENDER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 0 0 31 25 15 16 18 20 10 18 16 0 0 0 142 8183 465 

55090 LANESBORO 0 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 0 25 37 250 0 0 451 623 399 

57094 LOHRVILLE 0 0 11 10 15 19 23 19 0 33 39 0 0 0 123 495 1960 

55333 PATON, SALEM 0 0 49 2 7 13 8 6 0 18 8 0 0 0 117 90 938 

55030 BAGLEY 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 125 0 229 

55168 YALE 0 0 0 10 10 30 10 10 1 31 11 0 0 0 282 468 627 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 0 0 0 7 10 5 5 5 0 6 5 0 0 0 318 406 0 

55124 PANORA 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 30 33 12 0 0 0 997 889 819 

55092 LINDEN 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 10 7 47 30 0 0 0 132 317 181 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 193 0 248 

55235 DAWSON 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 730 0 208 

55060 COOPER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 125 0 48 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 0 0 134 18 35 33 33 66 38 159 24 0 0 0 6974 2838 1933 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 584 0 719 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 0 0 82 79 70 66 65 73 87 12 12 825 0 0 1353 536 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1640 0 0 3171 5988 4908

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 0 0 123 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 322 474 1390 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 0 125 600 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 257 1440 

57092 LEHIGH 0 0 32 10 15 30 24 32 10 0 0 50 0 25 279 690 316 

57070 OTHO 0 0 49 43 37 44 37 25 38 25 0 0 0 0 498 568 823 

55096 MACKEY 0 0 78 0 0 62 45 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 13 

57098 MANSON, GRACE 0 52 432 0 0 85 50 62 0 86 50 200 0 0 736 489 1612 

55104 MAXWELL 0 0 132 16 0 47 0 58 1 14 0 0 0 0 180 256 279 

55818 PEORIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 250 169 

55116 NAPIER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 848 198 693 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 0 0 211 130 129 106 58 90 224 271 0 425 0 0 5637 1872 4441 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1768 1356 3591 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 0 0 233 82 0 268 38 65 5 156 0 80 0 0 886 1363 3455 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 183 470 358 

57082 POMEROY, JOLLEY 0 0 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 148 202 215 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 0 0 165 25 0 40 25 10 0 0 0 25 0 0 315 613 2126 

57062 ELLSWORTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 795 521 

55337 RALSTON, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55146 RIPPEY 0 0 10 0 23 6 17 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 371 2085 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 0 0 64 18 20 38 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 370 70 0 

57114 RINARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 0 0 69 106 82 77 0 31 87 0 0 550 0 0 1515 8925 2333 

55148 SCRANTON 0 0 0 15 0 13 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 295 3291 2390 

55080 GREENBRIER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 117 291 

55152 SLATER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 325 310 680 

55150 SHELDAHL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 1452 831 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 0 0 0 80 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 0 0 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1462 1620 1898 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 0 0 50 16 0 16 11 11 10 0 0 1 0 0 91 1005 0 

57126 SOUTH MARION 0 0 109 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 1091 810 

57096 HOMER 0 0 31 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 22 135 

57054 DUNCOMBE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 123 333 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2263 489 5048 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 0 0 36 19 0 15 0 10 58 40 1 375 0 0 2160 371 1898 

57084 KAMRAR 0 0 2 10 0 5 0 5 8 25 5 0 0 0 277 113 411 

57140 WILLIAMS 0 0 82 39 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 111 171 652 

57060 ELLIS 0 0 26 22 0 19 7 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 196 1397 383 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 57 

57134 VINCENT 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 70 202 

55367 ZEARING 0 0 144 0 0 28 65 79 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 3825 0 


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Fort Dodge District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 38150 0 6000 1838 44150 0 0 1290 4013 22190 1740 52608 151889 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 30326 30040 5400 1586 65766 69150 0 48447 18211 150950 0 38150 389514 

55024 AMES, FIRST 56878 45877 0 7769 102755 110524 0 42152 32973 90617 0 28977 369984 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 24300 0 600 1400 24900 27030 0 780 2529 0 0 8385 40184 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 1144 0 0 0 1144 0 0 0 0 297 0 250 1870 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 49894 39111 0 4589 89005 91794 0 11261 14971 60219 72364 28936 357322 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 13750 0 0 580 13750 13200 0 3348 1378 2706 0 6389 31046 

55040 BOXHOLM 6810 0 0 625 6810 12534 0 0 0 1000 0 2695 16499 

55132 PILOT MOUND 11430 0 0 914 11430 12534 0 0 188 1197 0 1682 17421 

55054 COLLINS 15604 0 4000 976 19604 0 0 735 1967 3961 0 5860 47219 

55321 LORING 5024 0 180 446 5204 0 0 520 372 1591 0 4558 16190 

55056 COLO 27813 0 825 4670 28638 28647 0 900 4531 10144 0 93056 158879 

57050 DAYTON 20687 0 148 2331 20835 21142 0 2976 3871 11070 0 20387 73158 

57078 HARCOURT 10271 0 0 1131 10271 10571 0 1125 1423 5015 0 3808 28870 

57056 EAGLE GROVE, FIRST 31000 0 0 0 31000 32000 0 3926 6188 22183 0 25897 108079 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 44000 31500 0 11219 75500 86179 0 37138 6702 86542 0 47710 331306 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 8736 0 0 982 8736 8940 0 138 374 2764 0 2931 28169 

57124 SOMERS 8378 0 0 1586 8378 8940 0 690 0 3894 0 0 19905 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 34390 0 234 1675 34624 27101 0 1120 998 12020 0 124280 183381 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 45229 26961 6218 13410 78408 71796 0 35913 44434 64129 9425 42011 271119 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 18500 0 0 0 18500 18680 0 1560 2635 1800 0 29761 69634 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 38807 0 2000 300 40807 41623 0 11517 12036 28332 66934 85259 285515 

57076 GOWRIE 32877 0 0 0 32877 33863 0 700 3000 17501 0 7900 83840 

57048 CALLENDER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 6979 6089 268 1992 13336 12707 0 0 444 7399 0 6909 43049 

55090 LANESBORO 5914 5160 0 1688 11074 12288 0 2200 1116 6557 0 10856 39831 

57094 LOHRVILLE 8814 7689 200 2516 16703 17497 0 1071 1381 7730 0 10972 45924 

55333 PATON, SALEM 7867 6862 0 2246 14729 14058 0 0 595 5714 0 5120 33027 

55030 BAGLEY 12744 0 0 1011 12744 13720 0 700 200 3052 0 4000 27150 

55168 YALE 9437 0 0 749 9437 10160 0 600 750 2541 0 23400 41580 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 6018 0 0 480 6018 6479 0 1300 730 1122 0 2455 13934 

55124 PANORA 12976 0 0 1445 12976 13724 0 0 704 5286 0 17070 46128 

55092 LINDEN 11316 0 0 948 11316 11423 0 0 0 749 0 0 17039 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 4034 0 0 353 4034 4108 0 0 0 533 0 3600 10369 

55235 DAWSON 7551 0 0 600 7551 8128 0 0 880 630 0 3743 17081 

55060 COOPER 7079 0 0 562 7079 7620 0 0 555 773 0 2712 14643 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 28000 0 0 175 28000 29500 0 1575 3766 9933 0 25956 95394 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 17702 0 2842 2583 20544 17702 0 735 3596 7045 15985 6898 56657 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 14443 0 0 15556 14443 15705 0 0 1459 6015 0 4849 37589 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 26082 15877 6000 4055 47959 65212 0 26719 9671 26832 0 23509 160143

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 9385 5740 0 1327 15125 0 0 1300 3929 4060 0 6991 45027 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 15272 0 4700 770 19972 14242 0 10947 3624 23093 0 17462 72719 

57092 LEHIGH 9600 0 1325 1644 10925 9996 0 70 1323 648 0 4310 21514 

57070 OTHO 13800 0 0 1949 13800 14384 0 1087 2158 3349 0 5492 35429 

55096 MACKEY 4400 0 0 800 4400 4240 0 0 418 82 0 100 7299 

57098 MANSON, GRACE 30500 0 0 2035 30500 38587 0 0 0 4740 0 1169 57819 

55104 MAXWELL 20286 0 0 2273 20286 20286 0 0 2135 2315 0 14657 46860 

55818 PEORIA 6384 0 0 0 6384 6384 0 1000 886 600 0 6428 17360 

55116 NAPIER 14168 0 0 1840 14168 12755 0 0 990 1826 0 2510 28223 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 37790 0 7280 0 45070 49800 0 30482 10672 37797 0 74280 227046 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 43000 0 139 2877 43139 43000 0 26034 5689 32255 0 14707 113306 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 33995 0 0 0 33995 0 0 11361 3317 25351 6891 17573 113551 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 12360 0 45 1325 12405 25580 0 25 1675 0 0 3992 22583 

57082 POMEROY, JOLLEY 12360 0 4500 1325 16860 25580 0 1418 2047 2389 0 3102 30740 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 16220 0 0 1600 16220 16520 0 0 669 3730 0 7300 39314 

57062 ELLSWORTH 8110 0 0 0 8110 8260 0 0 400 1900 0 3800 16904 

55337 RALSTON, COMMUNITY 2400 0 0 0 2400 2400 0 0 204 119 0 1307 5176 

55146 RIPPEY 21427 0 8215 1799 29642 22140 0 0 3233 2505 0 11938 56460 

55072 FAIRVIEW 4703 0 0 755 4703 4860 0 0 425 459 0 2109 10901 

57114 RINARD 7560 0 0 1094 7560 0 0 1560 150 4191 0 6010 22809 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 32113 0 775 1741 32888 31173 0 3103 1968 12513 0 92859 176614 

55148 SCRANTON 29179 0 0 0 29179 26604 0 2842 1785 9423 0 9112 71452 

55080 GREENBRIER 1456 6040 0 0 7496 0 0 780 0 326 0 2770 14580 

55152 SLATER 14357 0 0 1383 14357 14334 0 900 2407 1186 33600 5727 61629 

55150 SHELDAHL 14357 0 0 1383 14357 14334 0 0 320 1685 0 3134 27247 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 19500 0 0 2759 19500 19500 0 1071 2157 3945 0 3604 31986 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 33719 0 4850 2250 38569 43069 0 3480 9848 27372 0 6786 109265 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 12395 1256 494 1401 14145 15591 0 791 714 3698 0 3225 28316 

57126 SOUTH MARION 7376 741 287 833 8404 9242 0 510 350 1615 0 5239 22868 

57096 HOMER 2756 285 111 313 3152 3734 0 500 329 860 0 1769 8323 

57054 DUNCOMBE 3354 436 104 204 3894 3828 0 420 209 437 0 2067 8909 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 46100 0 0 3400 46100 45000 0 33988 18363 37414 110000 234075 503537 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 18150 0 2828 2198 20978 30073 0 0 3946 17779 49862 9158 129341 

57084 KAMRAR 4039 0 629 489 4668 6691 0 0 749 2773 0 3581 16632 

57140 WILLIAMS 14592 0 0 0 14592 15348 0 0 1245 333 0 4627 23916 

57060 ELLIS 9502 0 0 1658 9502 0 0 20 151 431 0 2359 16949 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 7818 0 0 268 7818 6490 0 616 155 256 0 4266 17859 

57134 VINCENT 7954 0 0 282 7954 5310 0 656 0 145 0 7327 19906 

55367 ZEARING 21720 0 0 1980 21720 23700 0 0 2000 2340 0 5400 44667 


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598 





Mason City District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56648 ACKLEY 264 4 0 3 5 0 1 4 0 8 263 102 4 34 34 3 

57426 GENEVA 148 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 149 46 3 23 25 2 

57044 ALDEN 302 5 0 1 1 0 1 6 2 4 296 104 2 50 37 9 

57110 POPEJOY 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 77 33 0 8 13 0 

56528 BELMOND 429 5 2 1 0 0 4 5 1 9 418 132 3 54 98 17 

56530 BRITT 472 15 2 6 3 0 1 7 0 7 483 183 17 82 98 20 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 192 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 2 189 72 1 21 17 4 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 791 16 0 1 1 24 4 2 0 16 763 278 3 116 10 14 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 509 6 2 5 5 3 5 3 2 5 509 205 8 94 49 5 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 937 32 0 12 4 3 3 4 2 17 956 256 21 216 120 13 

56540 CORWITH 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 4 131 70 3 42 19 1 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 54 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 2 40 35 3 16 15 1 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 354 9 0 1 2 0 0 2 1 4 359 138 5 79 41 4 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 48 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 32 2 2 16 0 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 110 9 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 120 40 4 27 4 5 

57052 DOWS 198 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 5 199 63 3 46 63 5 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 70 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 69 27 2 8 19 0 

57412 DUMONT 268 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 10 254 89 1 0 0 10 

57390 AREDALE 98 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 99 50 0 15 31 0 

55037 BRISTOW 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 26 15 0 1 5 0 

57418 ELMA 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 20 0 0 2 0 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 239 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 2 6 231 63 4 86 75 11 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 129 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 2 124 50 1 27 23 3 

56562 FOREST CITY 631 11 0 6 2 3 3 3 2 7 632 210 10 177 114 19 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 136 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 134 61 2 25 23 4 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 20 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 11 0 3 5 0 

56564 GARNER 449 8 0 2 0 0 1 4 3 7 444 173 7 157 60 22 

57428 GREENE YOKE 123 3 1 4 2 10 0 0 4 6 113 67 2 123 16 0 

56572 HARDY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 703 14 0 4 2 4 0 8 1 11 699 330 15 193 35 0 

57432 HANSELL 141 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 156 84 3 13 0 0 

55141 WEST FORK 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 39 14 1 5 7 0 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 890 24 0 11 4 5 5 17 3 10 889 303 13 244 115 18 

56578 KANAWHA 257 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 246 73 7 34 27 6 

56580 KLEMME 260 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 4 254 88 2 45 50 2 

55045 GOODELL 70 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 67 28 0 15 27 1 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 215 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 213 78 3 50 58 5 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 227 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 221 72 4 27 68 11 

57408 CHESTER 104 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 6 108 38 5 14 23 0 

56595 LU VERNE 147 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 143 53 0 0 56 2

56594 LIVERMORE 125 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 124 48 3 0 33 7 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 361 17 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 5 373 167 8 44 76 6 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 33 2 9 16 1 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 1512 30 8 17 11 76 19 13 5 26 1439 497 19 343 197 19 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 294 12 0 4 5 0 0 0 0 7 308 132 11 94 136 8 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 703 14 0 6 2 0 0 7 1 13 704 206 6 139 55 15 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 139 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 135 63 0 35 50 3 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 180 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 177 70 3 38 40 3 

57100 MORGAN 149 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 149 55 0 6 0 0 

57392 BRADFORD 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58 25 0 0 0 0 

57090 LEE CENTER 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 78 30 0 2 0 0 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 249 7 0 7 2 0 0 1 0 1 263 125 7 90 51 8 

57458 NORTHWOOD 341 5 0 3 1 0 8 8 1 5 328 84 2 64 37 4 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 317 10 1 0 1 0 0 5 7 9 308 107 6 326 37 8 

57440 KENSETT 28 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 2 0 10 0 0 8 0 

56604 RENWICK 178 2 1 0 0 0 0 4 2 7 168 70 1 28 34 5 

56566 GOLDFIELD 147 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 145 43 2 15 26 0 

57468 RICEVILLE 134 2 1 4 2 0 2 2 0 2 137 48 5 0 0 4 

57450 MC INTIRE 77 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 1 2 82 35 2 0 0 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 315 4 1 4 1 0 5 1 4 2 313 84 7 81 96 11 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 108 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 110 33 7 19 63 3 

57474 ROCKWELL 182 10 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 1 182 132 6 41 20 9 

56610 SWALEDALE 85 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 83 45 2 18 18 1 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 90 4 1 0 3 0 3 0 1 3 91 44 7 15 12 4 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 219 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 7 207 44 0 0 0 0 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 39 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 38 16 0 0 13 0 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 282 6 1 2 0 0 0 5 0 10 276 78 3 71 100 1 

57476 RUDD 139 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 136 56 7 61 149 4 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 115 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 113 40 0 21 31 0 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 118 8 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 124 45 0 1 10 0 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 228 3 0 0 0 4 8 0 0 6 213 54 2 13 38 2 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 81 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 81 22 0 20 8 0 

56616 THOMPSON 90 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 33 0 110 0 4 

55153 VENTURA 146 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 146 70 0 54 23 0 


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Mason City District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



56648 ACKLEY 7 30 6 12 55 32 12 15 3 0 0 0 1300 24 150 485000 104000 15000 1000 0 

57426 GENEVA 8 24 15 11 58 32 8 8 2 0 0 0 0 14 0 300000 17000 108000 0 0 

57044 ALDEN 10 36 35 20 101 35 35 30 5 15 0 77 925 38 1660 690500 88000 0 0 0 

57110 POPEJOY 2 2 1 0 5 2 0 15 0 0 0 20 5258 0 0 250000 0 0 0 0 

56528 BELMOND 10 68 20 20 118 64 18 42 5 0 0 89 7854 18 48 1023800 122600 109475 0 0 

56530 BRITT 21 70 30 30 151 101 53 40 15 45 860 103 1488 50 0 150000 105000 38000 0 0 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 6 13 4 0 23 13 6 50 0 0 0 52 1092 5 0 450000 60000 0 0 0 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 25 65 69 25 184 85 0 15 14 23 250 162 3658 69 140 2000000 110000 1049080 0 0 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 25 74 35 94 228 147 17 13 5 8 0 127 9073 55 1378 1509100 97600 2500 0 0 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 30 116 77 35 258 90 25 12 18 50 683 126 1000 77 0 2251000 243000 800000 85789 0 

56540 CORWITH 13 41 7 6 67 32 14 10 1 0 0 39 900 0 0 441300 67000 150000 0 0 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 1 8 5 12 26 10 10 10 1 11 200 13 725 0 0 230000 0 75000 0 0 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 11 50 21 12 94 50 12 8 9 0 3000 82 4500 15 0 714000 114000 74500 0 0 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 12 450 0 0 15000 0 0 0 0 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 4 24 15 0 43 22 7 5 5 0 0 28 400 0 0 275000 50000 8000 0 0 

57052 DOWS 7 21 17 12 57 38 8 0 8 0 0 52 3401 25 381 672000 102300 19384 0 0 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 1487 0 0 185000 0 10012 0 0 

57412 DUMONT 11 16 5 6 38 22 48 168 0 0 0 38 0 5 0 432300 79100 0 0 0 

57390 AREDALE 10 19 3 12 44 32 0 0 0 0 0 23 1700 0 0 175000 25000 4000 0 0 

55037 BRISTOW 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 4 0 0 0 10 80 0 0 10900 0 20000 0 0 

57418 ELMA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 133 0 0 178000 0 18823 0 0 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 18 22 12 12 64 29 10 30 0 0 0 52 250 15 59 491700 100600 201900 0 0 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 13 6 10 5 34 17 7 25 0 0 0 23 40 10 58 200000 36000 17700 0 0 

56562 FOREST CITY 28 109 65 69 271 181 20 8 11 14 0 101 3851 81 0 1445000 125000 179816 0 0 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 2 12 0 0 14 11 6 0 0 0 0 21 604 6 0 225000 65000 80750 0 0 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 50 0 0 14000 0 0 0 0 

56564 GARNER 20 81 42 37 180 105 30 74 5 60 202 105 30 74 2550 1836600 117000 98000 0 0 

57428 GREENE YOKE 8 2 6 30 46 8 16 15 4 14 0 51 0 0 0 330700 84100 0 0 0 

56572 HARDY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 92 117 74 44 327 344 110 193 0 14 502 106 3733 75 0 855000 52000 35000 0 0 

57432 HANSELL 6 16 9 9 40 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 202000 82000 3000 0 0 

55141 WEST FORK 1 3 1 0 5 4 0 7 0 0 0 13 1210 0 0 241000 0 0 0 0 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 42 135 110 85 372 124 50 23 21 0 0 133 1937 47 0 2099100 254100 81705 37109 0 

56578 KANAWHA 6 33 19 26 84 43 16 0 0 25 0 49 4609 19 0 420000 60000 0 0 0 

56580 KLEMME 9 28 30 0 67 27 2 12 2 12 225 67 1734 13 639 640300 95700 8000 0 0 

55045 GOODELL 4 11 6 0 21 13 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 227000 0 39048 0 0 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 15 31 21 0 67 39 5 0 0 0 0 43 1336 12 0 345000 75000 18000 0 0 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 8 28 12 19 67 37 12 22 0 0 0 41 620 12 0 682700 32000 16000 0 0 

57408 CHESTER 7 18 2 0 27 15 8 12 3 0 0 16 64 0 0 225000 0 12000 0 0 

56595 LU VERNE 8 21 9 5 43 21 28 50 0 10 629 40 6045 11 174 255000 60000 80000 0 0

56594 LIVERMORE 9 15 20 3 47 25 3 0 0 0 0 37 1200 17 0 416400 0 0 0 0 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 27 52 50 23 152 87 40 15 14 0 0 86 1700 19 423 900000 100000 110000 0 0 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 5 8 1 12 26 16 10 6 0 0 0 23 2745 0 0 66000 0 2000 0 0 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 141 275 105 125 646 248 20 12 22 20 0 240 5384 12 700 6500000 0 796000 0 7500 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 21 109 31 30 191 59 84 80 8 31 445 28 965 35 268 928900 0 54000 0 0 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 23 99 58 35 215 65 31 15 12 33 910 117 2959 33 200 1320000 70000 0 0 0 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 8 28 10 10 56 49 7 12 1 0 0 27 393 0 0 170000 40000 22500 0 0 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 12 39 15 12 78 65 11 10 2 0 0 34 1010 0 0 250000 40000 10000 0 0 

57100 MORGAN 5 12 5 12 34 21 7 5 0 0 0 48 0 0 0 296550 62450 61100 0 0 

57392 BRADFORD 3 9 3 0 15 10 6 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

57090 LEE CENTER 5 2 8 20 35 20 0 5 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 171900 0 0 0 0 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 15 44 33 5 97 50 5 55 5 0 0 32 0 10 0 761700 148800 102293 0 0 

57458 NORTHWOOD 10 24 4 13 51 40 0 0 2 0 0 80 2161 6 280 630000 50000 131814 0 0 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 5 22 0 8 35 23 0 26 9 12 239 122 511 6 1024 1052221 65555 179305 0 0 

57440 KENSETT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 35 0 0 60035 0 3150 0 0 

56604 RENWICK 9 23 17 0 49 26 5 8 2 0 0 42 1855 14 0 405000 50000 166943 0 0 

56566 GOLDFIELD 8 16 6 6 36 25 0 10 1 0 0 36 1066 0 0 140000 0 38000 0 0 

57468 RICEVILLE 14 50 4 0 68 19 0 45 0 0 0 17 362 0 0 190000 92000 10000 0 0 

57450 MC INTIRE 4 17 0 0 21 9 0 0 0 0 0 22 32 0 0 59600 0 0 0 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 24 75 36 5 140 42 11 58 3 0 0 60 1372 32 226 932000 75000 32000 0 0 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 4 6 5 7 22 13 3 25 2 0 0 23 1256 5 40 238250 62750 0 0 0 

57474 ROCKWELL 14 37 18 10 79 52 137 125 10 0 0 21 100 22 482 830000 60000 0 15375 0 

56610 SWALEDALE 6 9 5 6 26 18 17 16 1 0 0 36 1021 4 0 80000 0 0 0 0 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 10 14 12 19 55 0 0 4 4 0 0 30 104 6 0 0 60000 0 0 0 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 11 18 4 8 41 18 0 0 0 0 0 53 4141 0 0 841500 106100 33223 6250 0 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 50 0 0 100000 0 23121 0 0 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 14 33 25 6 78 53 0 0 6 0 0 36 1775 16 232 775000 40400 2000 0 0 

57476 RUDD 11 29 4 0 44 19 4 0 2 0 0 60 2320 0 0 428500 118020 21784 0 0 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 4 18 1 0 23 15 0 0 1 0 0 29 1520 0 0 715011 138200 70000 0 0 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 6 21 6 5 38 16 0 0 7 0 0 11 896 0 0 190000 0 0 0 0 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 6 5 4 18 33 10 8 6 0 0 0 63 1573 0 0 726000 70000 40000 0 0 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 2 10 0 0 12 6 16 16 0 0 0 25 575 0 0 163000 0 163000 0 0 

56616 THOMPSON 3 9 10 0 22 15 4 0 0 0 0 17 118 10 0 244400 0 20600 0 0 

55153 VENTURA 10 19 18 10 57 10 9 0 0 0 0 24 0 15 0 239000 65000 0 0 0 


601

602 



Mason City District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56648 ACKLEY 5200 5200 2107 2107 3879 3879 240 240 0 0 

57426 GENEVA 3183 3183 1290 1290 2374 2374 147 147 0 0 

57044 ALDEN 6842 6842 2773 2773 5104 5104 315 315 0 0 

57110 POPEJOY 2235 2235 906 906 1667 1667 103 103 0 0 

56528 BELMOND 9869 9869 3999 3999 7362 7362 455 455 0 5475 

56530 BRITT 10733 10733 4350 4350 8006 8006 495 495 0 0 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 4469 4469 1811 1811 3333 3333 205 206 0 0 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 26396 24002 178 9727 0 17904 0 1107 0 0 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 12376 12381 5017 5017 9235 9235 571 571 0 0 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 19185 19185 7775 7775 14311 14311 884 884 0 0 

56540 CORWITH 4282 4282 1735 1735 3194 3194 197 197 0 0 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 1805 1805 732 732 1347 1347 83 83 0 0 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 7338 7338 2974 2974 5474 5474 338 338 0 0 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 511 511 207 207 381 381 24 24 0 0 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 3306 4076 650 1652 0 3040 0 188 0 0 

57052 DOWS 4083 4083 1655 1655 3046 3046 188 188 0 0 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 1631 1631 661 661 1217 1217 75 75 0 0 

57412 DUMONT 7148 7148 2897 2897 5332 5332 330 330 0 0 

57390 AREDALE 3429 3429 1389 1390 2558 2558 158 158 0 0 

55037 BRISTOW 1313 1313 532 532 980 980 61 61 0 0 

57418 ELMA 1211 1211 491 491 904 904 56 56 0 0 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 3993 3993 1618 1618 2978 2978 184 184 0 0 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 2641 2641 1070 1070 1970 1970 122 122 0 0 

56562 FOREST CITY 13727 13727 5563 5563 10240 10240 633 633 0 0 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 709 4255 0 1724 0 3174 0 196 0 1025 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 747 747 0 303 0 557 0 34 0 0 

56564 GARNER 11872 11872 4811 4811 8856 8856 547 547 0 0 

57428 GREENE YOKE 3660 3661 1484 1484 2730 2731 112 169 0 0 

56572 HARDY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 16822 16822 6817 6817 12548 12548 776 776 0 0 

57432 HANSELL 3611 3611 1463 1463 2693 2693 166 166 0 0 

55141 WEST FORK 1852 1852 751 751 1382 1382 85 85 0 0 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 22795 22795 9238 9238 17004 17004 1051 1051 0 0 

56578 KANAWHA 5986 5986 2426 2426 4465 4465 276 276 0 0 

56580 KLEMME 6224 6224 0 2522 0 4643 0 287 0 0 

55045 GOODELL 2372 2372 961 961 0 1769 0 109 0 0 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 4283 4283 1736 1736 3195 3195 197 197 0 0 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 4896 4896 1984 1984 3652 3652 226 226 0 0 

57408 CHESTER 2314 2314 938 938 1726 1726 107 107 0 0 

56595 LU VERNE 4184 4184 1696 1696 3121 3121 193 193 0 0

56594 LIVERMORE 2057 2057 834 834 1534 1534 95 95 0 0 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 11251 11251 4560 4560 8393 8393 519 519 0 0 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 1829 1830 741 742 1364 1365 84 84 0 0 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 44046 44046 17850 17850 32856 32856 2031 2031 0 0 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 6194 6194 2510 2510 4621 4621 286 286 0 0 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 16064 16064 6510 6510 11983 11983 741 741 0 0 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 3599 3599 1459 1459 2685 2685 166 166 0 0 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 3760 3760 1524 1524 2804 2804 173 173 0 0 

57100 MORGAN 2914 2914 1181 1181 2174 2174 134 134 0 0 

57392 BRADFORD 1000 1335 0 541 0 996 0 62 0 0 

57090 LEE CENTER 1712 1712 694 694 1277 1277 79 79 0 0 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 9191 9188 3731 3724 6852 6854 420 424 0 0 

57458 NORTHWOOD 2971 8915 1204 3613 2335 6650 137 411 0 0 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 9050 9050 3668 3668 6751 6751 417 417 0 0 

57440 KENSETT 403 403 163 163 301 301 18 18 0 0 

56604 RENWICK 6683 6683 2708 2708 4985 4985 308 308 0 0 

56566 GOLDFIELD 4877 4877 1976 1977 3637 3638 225 225 0 0 

57468 RICEVILLE 3787 3787 1535 1535 2825 2825 175 175 0 0 

57450 MC INTIRE 1629 1629 660 660 1215 1215 75 75 0 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 6212 6212 2517 2517 4634 4634 286 286 0 0 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 2145 2145 869 869 1600 1600 99 99 0 0 

57474 ROCKWELL 5546 5546 2248 2248 4137 4137 256 256 0 0 

56610 SWALEDALE 2972 2972 1205 1205 2217 2217 137 137 0 0 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 2968 2968 1203 1203 2214 2214 137 137 0 0 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 6051 6051 2452 2452 4513 4513 279 279 0 13197 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 1703 1703 690 690 1270 1270 78 78 0 0 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 2700 7338 0 2974 0 5474 0 338 0 0 

57476 RUDD 4372 4372 1772 1772 3261 3261 202 202 0 0 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 3186 3186 1291 1291 2376 2376 147 147 0 0 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 2693 2693 1091 1091 2009 2009 124 124 0 0 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 5602 5602 2270 2270 4179 4179 258 258 0 0 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 2525 2525 955 1023 0 1884 79 116 0 0 

56616 THOMPSON 2272 2272 921 921 1695 1695 105 105 0 0 

55153 VENTURA 0 4146 0 1680 0 3092 0 191 0 0 


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604 




Mason City District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



56648 ACKLEY 0 0 22 14 2 2 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 612 837 1300 

57426 GENEVA 0 0 10 12 12 10 10 10 10 10 11 0 0 0 534 458 0 

57044 ALDEN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 0 238 0 0 414 466 1667 

57110 POPEJOY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 100 0 0 126 0 255 

56528 BELMOND 0 0 166 332 172 78 15 30 51 103 61 232 0 0 879 1212 2543 

56530 BRITT 0 0 510 153 0 80 25 0 0 117 0 75 0 0 3256 7995 3779 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 0 0 199 23 0 99 5 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 442 29107 1107 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 0 0 106 25 15 46 35 64 267 17 210 295 0 0 2969 2516 3658 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 0 0 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 200 0 0 4972 2283 4224 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 0 0 134 90 48 51 19 59 146 44 57 565 0 0 3451 8800 4989 

56540 CORWITH 0 0 71 48 16 13 0 18 0 11 0 143 0 0 1631 2547 900 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 0 0 28 12 10 5 21 23 0 34 0 0 0 0 217 1952 60 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 0 0 92 134 70 101 130 96 0 0 136 0 0 0 407 4203 0 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 0 1 21 5 1 2 5 10 0 2 2 0 0 0 1045 501 0 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 162 7913 401 

57052 DOWS 0 0 80 78 0 0 28 25 43 0 0 0 0 0 20 40 278 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 21 0 0 337 0 0 52 155 163 

57412 DUMONT 0 0 16 0 40 0 0 5 0 25 0 0 0 0 140 2219 239 

57390 AREDALE 0 0 224 42 0 12 39 19 0 30 23 120 0 0 85 0 311 

55037 BRISTOW 0 0 10 10 0 9 6 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 36 29 116 

57418 ELMA 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 70 126 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 0 0 89 11 15 36 12 25 13 68 67 0 0 0 796 2334 1190 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 0 0 77 65 35 47 25 44 40 54 54 955 0 0 1965 535 1174 

56562 FOREST CITY 0 0 24 0 0 39 1 22 0 0 0 520 0 0 2000 1966 3851 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 0 0 57 21 25 20 0 11 11 11 0 485 0 0 155 643 399 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 116 89 

56564 GARNER 0 0 68 0 0 10 0 11 0 23 0 1060 0 0 1980 1465 4848 

57428 GREENE YOKE 0 0 212 0 15 93 10 70 0 0 0 280 0 0 1980 2009 545 

56572 HARDY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 0 0 156 0 11 6 15 32 0 0 0 300 0 0 4120 3471 3108 

57432 HANSELL 0 0 116 99 0 63 28 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 165 3258 0 

55141 WEST FORK 0 0 10 8 0 5 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 50 398 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 0 0 797 0 0 175 174 0 0 0 0 900 0 0 1290 3128 4355 

56578 KANAWHA 0 0 13 25 5 5 15 5 5 15 0 0 0 0 327 21266 301 

56580 KLEMME 0 0 104 70 0 38 25 40 60 76 6 42 0 0 570 454 1762 

55045 GOODELL 5 0 54 8 2 18 8 7 16 17 10 0 0 0 131 235 0 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 0 0 13 46 0 39 10 26 38 10 10 229 0 0 1135 1857 1336 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 0 0 50 50 50 35 40 46 30 35 30 460 0 0 2161 1553 1220 

57408 CHESTER 0 0 33 26 10 21 9 19 31 27 23 115 0 0 2010 1569 637 

56595 LU VERNE 0 0 67 67 36 83 47 124 0 0 0 225 0 0 1070 1468 308

56594 LIVERMORE 0 0 66 34 47 70 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 221 1308 312 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 0 0 56 56 32 50 39 82 116 72 74 0 0 0 1649 2014 1492 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 0 0 17 50 11 16 24 8 0 29 0 0 0 0 100 0 490 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 0 0 1171 58 95 353 113 113 702 250 0 1510 0 0 3799 3204 5200 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 0 0 195 33 22 92 23 29 0 0 0 178 0 0 435 743 1030 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 0 0 273 105 27 73 31 73 63 104 55 537 0 0 1320 1127 3200 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 0 0 36 20 15 25 9 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 993 6547 1160 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 0 0 92 68 15 27 26 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 782 6099 0 

57100 MORGAN 0 0 0 41 0 5 0 0 0 44 0 0 0 0 305 883 1208 

57392 BRADFORD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 31 445 208 

57090 LEE CENTER 0 0 50 19 0 15 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 30 1734 588 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 0 0 0 31 30 0 0 0 30 45 0 0 0 0 1337 255 469 

57458 NORTHWOOD 0 0 0 18 0 18 3 0 33 16 7 0 0 0 2570 1485 1652 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 0 0 57 32 0 35 29 20 13 105 0 50 0 0 512 2632 3694 

57440 KENSETT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 1 0 0 0 0 50 92 

56604 RENWICK 0 0 190 43 0 45 25 31 41 58 0 258 0 0 121 6617 1213 

56566 GOLDFIELD 0 0 274 29 53 17 0 33 18 64 0 52 0 0 70 299 965 

57468 RICEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 25 50 600 

57450 MC INTIRE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 272 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 0 0 145 51 0 29 7 121 11 0 104 15 0 0 758 2067 1825 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 0 0 31 4 25 8 3 16 17 0 29 50 0 0 257 447 800 

57474 ROCKWELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 400 60 485 

56610 SWALEDALE 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 691 280 550 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 0 0 119 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 77 47 882 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 0 0 56 11 15 26 27 29 0 0 0 50 0 0 175 661 1158 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 0 0 3 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 236 585 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 0 0 93 10 5 148 13 19 0 41 17 13 0 0 732 511 1334 

57476 RUDD 0 0 57 22 58 140 35 49 0 53 0 38 0 0 144 2113 1887 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 0 0 0 2 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 124 598 898 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 13 0 0 269 808 286 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 0 0 0 102 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 1024 351 1490 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 75 36 690 

56616 THOMPSON 0 0 31 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 95 0 

55153 VENTURA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 218 738 1250 


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Mason City District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56648 ACKLEY 18755 0 193 3454 18948 19538 0 1279 2998 5535 0 14884 56589 

57426 GENEVA 9548 0 0 1420 9548 9696 0 970 2356 3787 0 47373 71145 

57044 ALDEN 20590 0 0 2463 20590 21442 0 880 2212 6202 0 9681 56553 

57110 POPEJOY 8410 0 0 1051 8410 8758 0 84 104 1231 0 3177 18350 

56528 BELMOND 21797 0 7197 2692 28994 32000 0 2127 9797 16924 0 43572 132322 

56530 BRITT 33750 0 850 3233 34600 0 0 1900 977 20804 0 25062 121017 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 18297 0 727 1748 19024 18498 0 610 343 4850 0 15045 80103 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 35690 22520 5247 2305 63457 35690 0 30712 7528 47872 0 38044 193700 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 40000 0 0 3100 40000 41600 0 3109 8094 22911 0 16699 126723 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 39639 0 4440 2724 44079 44000 0 35686 10125 62109 15253 29280 221455 

56540 CORWITH 19320 0 0 2353 19320 21673 0 890 2336 3582 0 8493 48538 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 8680 0 0 2150 8680 10830 0 480 750 1475 0 4625 21859 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 23195 0 798 3268 23993 25193 0 2397 6632 6889 0 14421 73429 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 3516 0 0 414 3516 3432 0 0 385 0 0 12156 18775 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 21594 0 0 2000 21594 19035 0 0 1133 3188 0 31220 69568 

57052 DOWS 18669 0 736 1647 19405 19229 0 0 587 3316 0 7588 40460 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 8221 0 458 921 8679 8241 0 0 140 3491 0 4619 21255 

57412 DUMONT 34475 0 0 2294 34475 25500 0 0 2656 7968 3037 7678 74206 

57390 AREDALE 19905 0 0 120 19905 17054 450 0 962 2494 0 2942 34743 

55037 BRISTOW 7607 0 0 0 7607 6064 0 0 536 396 0 23971 35627 

57418 ELMA 6000 0 0 1268 6000 0 0 0 0 936 0 1469 11290 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 12875 0 0 1128 12875 13475 0 0 1582 2569 0 9241 39697 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 12875 0 0 894 12875 13475 0 0 1748 1517 0 3232 30247 

56562 FOREST CITY 42294 4608 4100 5195 51002 37124 0 12996 4101 26027 0 30942 150658 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 18630 0 0 1211 18630 19992 0 0 1108 2281 0 4440 30031 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 3862 0 0 165 3862 4398 0 0 50 2187 0 0 7076 

56564 GARNER 34403 0 0 1703 34403 35000 0 3190 14053 24997 0 24205 133209 

57428 GREENE YOKE 20208 0 0 2578 20208 22786 0 0 0 1881 0 5969 41261 

56572 HARDY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 41468 8230 619 6447 50317 57343 0 13156 13454 42984 0 82977 237914 

57432 HANSELL 15673 0 305 1074 15978 16458 0 510 1827 4249 0 6329 40055 

55141 WEST FORK 8717 0 0 884 8717 9122 0 0 48 1068 0 3428 17825 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 41500 30000 2997 4238 74497 75075 0 14140 17416 42222 21130 46239 262411 

56578 KANAWHA 26088 0 0 2035 26088 28782 0 650 5076 8745 0 15007 90051 

56580 KLEMME 23223 0 2815 2751 26038 22646 0 0 2641 8128 0 11096 57375 

55045 GOODELL 6661 0 875 932 7536 7548 0 325 566 3696 0 17691 33333 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 19390 0 0 475 19390 24769 0 980 0 7020 0 5942 46512 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 19944 0 0 2262 19944 20544 0 0 2550 6774 0 20465 66252 

57408 CHESTER 9972 0 0 1102 9972 10272 0 0 641 2339 0 2624 25192 

56595 LU VERNE 14585 0 2400 2269 16985 19254 0 0 3096 7327 0 12758 52855

56594 LIVERMORE 9723 0 1600 1579 11323 12902 0 0 1558 1331 0 7447 28279 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 30158 0 0 2237 30158 31150 0 5676 5005 27532 0 27497 120647 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 8350 0 0 450 8350 8600 0 300 410 1500 0 3080 18105 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 51250 29750 4536 4915 85536 104983 0 44355 24355 102920 0 79229 405394 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 25689 0 5681 1782 31370 27458 0 0 5222 7698 0 10523 71204 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 40135 0 0 2063 40135 42241 0 8256 8613 31604 13701 19581 155921 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 13500 0 654 1493 14154 13296 0 450 1252 5724 0 10940 48811 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 13500 0 0 1745 13500 13500 0 840 1796 4718 2669 7295 45361 

57100 MORGAN 16997 0 0 1562 16997 13410 0 0 376 2720 0 9591 38573 

57392 BRADFORD 6249 0 0 584 6249 5220 0 0 268 973 0 2264 11447 

57090 LEE CENTER 8698 0 0 808 8698 7020 0 0 0 559 0 2303 17768 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 31542 0 3043 0 34585 33559 0 2019 3558 13571 0 13916 88021 

57458 NORTHWOOD 29938 0 0 0 29938 33538 0 819 5820 7125 1215 17123 73672 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 30450 0 0 1427 30450 31000 0 0 2254 16663 0 20119 96551 

57440 KENSETT 1945 0 0 95 1945 0 0 0 0 202 0 0 3188 

56604 RENWICK 17682 0 369 1737 18051 17717 0 1040 1831 13879 0 23177 80264 

56566 GOLDFIELD 14468 0 302 1573 14770 14495 0 0 2144 3968 0 9025 42498 

57468 RICEVILLE 16412 0 0 1383 16412 17053 0 0 777 2418 0 8780 37409 

57450 MC INTIRE 7762 0 0 914 7762 8527 0 0 111 1101 0 0 12843 

57472 ROCKFORD 21185 0 0 3520 21185 21769 0 220 4063 8840 0 13253 66123 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 7045 0 0 1165 7045 7256 0 0 316 3817 0 6629 24207 

57474 ROCKWELL 21527 0 2712 3257 24239 23640 0 0 3865 10668 16902 9824 78630 

56610 SWALEDALE 12039 0 2390 1262 14429 13254 0 0 2586 3689 0 4097 33038 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 12411 0 0 1379 12411 13500 0 0 885 812 0 10670 32426 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 23414 0 0 3681 23414 27095 0 0 1146 8234 2253 7978 71726 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 0 0 0 441 0 8160 0 0 0 1351 0 2172 8107 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 21225 6059 6300 1369 33584 25875 0 724 791 24514 0 16805 81331 

57476 RUDD 3900 11865 0 1746 15765 16100 0 384 1542 4257 0 9744 45511 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 3728 989 2885 755 7602 5175 0 2021 286 1714 0 9947 28195 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 7563 2023 36 1046 9622 10350 0 2036 189 2317 0 4240 23677 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 17000 0 0 2200 17000 17000 0 0 3053 10176 0 9300 54817 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 9305 0 0 1300 9305 9305 0 0 540 3340 0 2919 20488 

56616 THOMPSON 8340 0 876 111 9216 11490 0 0 787 2567 0 4477 22230 

55153 VENTURA 32912 0 0 1500 32912 23200 0 0 2127 0 0 0 37245 


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Muscatine District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY (YO 124 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 121 39 5 23 29 1 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 1227 36 36 24 9 80 7 30 9 5 1201 429 16 306 27 29 

56941 BETTENDORF, BROADVIEW 61 0 0 0 0 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 17 0 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 53 11 0 11 1 0 0 1 0 1 74 98 7 39 77 0 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 70 3 0 1 5 0 0 0 7 1 71 62 0 18 0 0 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 78 2 0 0 0 5 0 0 1 4 70 25 1 9 15 3 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 152 6 3 0 0 2 2 3 2 5 147 62 6 24 24 0 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 67 27 1 12 20 0 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 782 28 5 15 2 6 6 7 4 17 792 298 19 178 86 12 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 360 8 0 6 0 0 1 8 0 6 359 129 11 51 203 0 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 293 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 298 91 4 50 168 3 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 26 0 4 8 0 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 84 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 2 84 38 1 84 0 0 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 695 2 3 8 4 2 2 4 3 12 689 250 6 0 40 15 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 178 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 188 98 3 47 108 11 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 150 0 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 2 150 60 1 26 8 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 112 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 103 26 0 0 0 0 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 59 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 0 3 55 31 0 7 6 0 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 445 8 0 1 0 0 1 3 2 7 441 118 12 93 195 6 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 162 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 158 63 0 38 69 7 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 145 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 144 47 6 15 4 7 

55224 DANVILLE 197 0 1 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 195 58 1 26 17 0 

55227 LONG CREEK 84 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 84 27 0 0 0 0 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 476 24 2 14 0 5 5 11 0 2 493 323 11 116 96 10 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 126 1 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 2 127 74 1 25 22 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 207 16 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 220 103 16 0 0 8 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 1050 12 165 8 1 0 8 7 6 27 1188 441 31 244 526 0 

56796 DE WITT 439 10 1 11 1 0 3 1 1 8 449 171 9 93 89 6 

55226 DONNELLSON 80 0 8 0 0 0 3 3 0 1 81 45 0 45 39 6 

55215 EMBURY 103 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 104 72 0 72 18 20 

55288 ELDRIDGE 284 16 1 5 4 3 2 6 0 1 298 150 12 104 98 22 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 426 3 0 7 0 0 1 10 7 7 411 126 5 78 33 0 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 8 1 344 2 0 0 1 3 1 8 342 104 2 53 59 4 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 83 1 3 0 0 6 1 1 1 2 76 40 2 5 16 3 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 44 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 46 30 2 1 5 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 18 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 17 20 0 1 14 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 645 9 0 4 0 0 2 7 1 11 637 203 10 0 125 0 

55252 KINGSTON 74 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 74 40 0 0 0 1 

55248 LETTS 202 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 198 63 3 0 0 2 

55289 ISLAND 225 0 0 0 0 0 9 1 1 2 212 45 3 0 0 0

56818 MC CAUSLAND 98 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 94 33 6 9 0 0 

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 83 5 0 7 1 6 4 3 0 0 83 35 7 35 21 0 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 333 18 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 6 341 182 3 0 0 0 

55264 SPERRY 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 105 48 0 0 0 0 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 98 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 99 50 4 4 0 9 

55274 MOSCOW 20 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 22 0 0 17 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 1043 10 11 29 5 1 16 19 8 11 1043 372 18 186 425 13 

55282 MOUNT UNION 150 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 144 44 0 23 32 0 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 52 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 47 21 3 5 6 0 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 135 0 1 5 0 31 2 2 1 3 102 63 0 36 43 0 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 166 17 4 5 0 2 0 2 0 2 186 75 6 31 8 11 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 135 3 0 0 0 10 15 1 0 1 111 40 1 24 11 3 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 60 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 60 35 0 16 16 0 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 188 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 188 113 5 3 27 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 47 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 46 40 0 0 56 0 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 202 13 2 0 0 2 0 9 2 0 204 91 3 18 12 5 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 840 16 0 7 2 0 2 6 4 18 835 250 10 152 152 12 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 77 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 2 65 20 0 3 18 0 

55191 COTTONWOOD 55 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 48 26 2 9 42 4 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 84 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3 81 39 0 14 0 5 

55290 NEW LONDON 337 10 1 4 0 0 38 2 1 8 303 124 9 43 7 7 

55292 NICHOLS 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 93 20 0 2 28 0 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 118 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 120 57 0 26 38 7 

55295 CONESVILLE 44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 42 26 0 4 5 0 

55306 WAPELLO 457 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 11 448 90 9 90 50 12 

55276 MORNING SUN 202 5 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 3 201 60 1 0 80 5 

55296 OAKVILLE 153 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 155 80 2 0 0 10 

55313 TRENTON 63 1 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 1 62 39 3 6 0 0 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 361 9 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 2 366 169 9 72 84 7 

55308 WASHINGTON 890 19 4 12 5 11 5 6 6 30 872 283 13 75 278 10 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 159 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 159 65 0 0 75 8 

55315 WEST CHESTER 175 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 173 62 0 172 25 0 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 355 14 0 0 5 0 4 0 0 8 362 130 11 362 104 14 

55318 WILTON 475 8 0 5 0 0 13 1 6 7 461 126 23 116 55 6 

55320 WINFIELD 315 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 2 317 113 1 72 72 0 

55195 SPRING RUN 49 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 49 38 1 16 9 0 


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Muscatine District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY (YO 12 25 4 8 49 23 20 36 0 0 0 15 610 4 0 370914 50160 20000 0 0 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 312 214 197 267 990 246 29 60 29 0 0 103 1180 80 4000 2543000 206250 237787 639544 398207 

56941 BETTENDORF, BROADVIEW 6 4 10 12 32 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 455927 89200 0 0 11000 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 13 52 21 42 128 43 55 70 0 0 0 0 0 18 128 550000 0 12000 0 14000 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 8 20 11 0 39 25 0 0 0 14 400 30 1500 11 20000 175000 100000 0 45000 0 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 5 15 6 7 33 12 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 30000 15000 0 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 8 14 5 15 42 21 8 6 2 11 1365 40 524 0 0 623000 125000 63429 0 12259 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 248 0 0 151500 0 7859 0 1768 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 35 97 52 145 329 129 99 55 12 20 1000 137 1168 82 1303 4600000 185000 1383301 31305 0 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 16 67 10 120 213 57 20 15 0 12 0 57 5619 74 0 865000 75000 8652 34000 1100 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 9 74 32 39 154 57 7 45 3 15 0 50 842 10 360 800000 307000 2250 0 0 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 5 13 3 7 28 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 228060 82600 0 0 0 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 11 33 8 0 52 28 0 0 0 0 0 12 97 0 0 298500 0 243653 0 0 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 20 122 56 50 248 113 30 15 0 30 0 128 1015 20 0 2508800 140000 126272 0 0 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 5 33 6 6 50 43 3 0 11 0 0 15 2863 5 0 800000 0 115415 0 0 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 11 25 13 9 58 22 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 341050 60000 6348 0 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 0 16 65 0 0 0 0 213912 0 0 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 2 12 0 0 14 10 0 0 0 0 0 13 175 2 0 23600 82000 14810 0 0 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 20 29 20 39 108 44 76 12 7 0 0 83 1770 18 0 879800 135000 0 0 0 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 11 21 16 28 76 29 10 27 1 0 0 25 104 15 0 223000 0 0 0 0 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 9 16 10 23 58 30 0 13 3 25 562 20 2937 14 558 538500 70500 5220 0 0 

55224 DANVILLE 10 42 8 22 82 27 0 10 0 17 0 28 300 0 0 825000 42500 35000 0 0 

55227 LONG CREEK 2 21 7 11 41 12 0 4 0 0 0 27 902 0 0 185000 42500 55400 0 0 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 26 70 45 90 231 182 0 150 10 35 400 72 1717 70 700 902880 65680 43617 36000 0 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 14 23 2 23 62 37 55 3 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 640000 85000 5800 0 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 7 6 4 30 47 43 3 0 3 9 0 46 1331 6 0 1014200 48000 106000 0 0 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 69 209 97 239 614 236 139 255 0 0 0 217 1804 51 250 5500000 265000 167000 0 0 

56796 DE WITT 24 40 16 35 115 90 0 12 6 12 167 55 1026 10 224 1305000 150000 213839 50246 0 

55226 DONNELLSON 14 12 6 6 38 20 15 30 0 21 0 24 500 0 0 285000 45000 0 0 0 

55215 EMBURY 10 20 5 12 47 25 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 215000 38000 0 0 0 

55288 ELDRIDGE 15 79 54 79 227 66 101 126 4 16 140 28 596 26 200 425000 122000 6000 73300 0 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 9 35 39 41 124 41 10 70 2 0 0 73 340 22 0 1415000 106000 3932 25684 12119 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 10 35 25 17 87 45 0 5 0 30 1900 48 100 4 0 850000 85000 0 0 0 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 7 6 4 15 32 15 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 938500 50000 27000 0 0 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 2 1 5 5 13 3 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 5 0 72000 0 250 0 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 1 5 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70000 0 12000 0 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 25 61 40 70 196 80 25 0 0 17 0 133 1600 25 0 1870000 85000 865000 0 0 

55252 KINGSTON 5 9 0 12 26 15 0 0 0 0 0 14 1500 0 0 143700 30000 0 0 0 

55248 LETTS 14 53 23 20 110 68 0 65 2 8 0 26 523 30 240 450000 65000 0 0 0 

55289 ISLAND 14 11 8 13 46 37 0 65 0 0 0 30 2098 30 240 410000 83000 0 0 0

56818 MC CAUSLAND 4 6 12 0 22 10 6 30 0 0 0 16 139 12 0 256000 0 0 0 0 

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 10 19 7 18 54 28 10 12 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 268300 0 3879 38079 17938 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 17 53 26 38 134 80 90 0 0 0 0 55 2650 0 3553 750000 120000 0 0 0 

55264 SPERRY 10 26 5 12 53 40 5 0 0 0 0 15 625 0 3225 205548 70000 0 0 0 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 9 20 15 20 64 26 22 30 4 0 0 21 200 10 0 486200 0 35000 0 0 

55274 MOSCOW 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53000 0 0 0 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 70 141 64 134 409 180 72 23 11 18 318 183 769 64 0 2325000 223000 415194 0 0 

55282 MOUNT UNION 13 16 3 15 47 12 27 40 0 10 0 25 1175 3 88 276314 78936 26186 0 0 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 3 0 0 9 12 0 9 4 0 0 0 9 80 0 0 64450 0 63253 0 0 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 10 10 12 29 61 32 0 59 0 0 0 30 2446 10 125 750000 0 0 56866 0 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 16 36 11 17 80 45 30 20 12 0 0 20 901 10 0 250000 42000 19800 0 0 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 4 6 2 8 20 5 8 8 3 0 0 11 550 0 0 175000 0 43895 0 0 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 4 10 2 20 36 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105000 0 10084 0 0 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 14 23 12 47 96 52 0 21 0 11 1200 25 350 9 790 750000 82000 0 0 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 6 4 5 6 21 21 5 20 0 8 0 15 0 5 0 63000 60185 44812 0 0 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 9 16 10 12 47 35 12 0 5 0 0 46 2582 0 0 660000 100000 0 0 0 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 33 43 10 30 116 100 56 105 5 0 0 125 1853 25 130 3272000 92000 127880 0 0 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 2 0 0 6 8 7 10 29 0 0 0 12 450 11 25 75000 62000 600 0 0 

55191 COTTONWOOD 6 2 6 8 22 15 15 33 0 0 0 13 50 11 25 30000 62000 22900 0 0 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 17 9 9 18 53 31 10 34 0 0 0 25 689 11 25 100000 62000 0 0 0 

55290 NEW LONDON 10 20 8 30 68 47 0 0 7 0 0 61 798 0 0 1189700 100600 35000 0 0 

55292 NICHOLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 307 0 0 331000 72200 0 0 0 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 15 36 17 18 86 40 0 4 1 0 0 20 1307 15 0 60000 72200 0 0 0 

55295 CONESVILLE 6 15 0 8 29 17 0 0 0 0 0 15 777 15 0 260000 72200 0 5561 0 

55306 WAPELLO 25 110 35 30 200 95 0 0 12 10 200 90 925 25 0 845000 77500 0 0 0 

55276 MORNING SUN 7 15 8 20 50 28 0 25 0 0 0 31 1100 6 0 317000 55000 0 0 0 

55296 OAKVILLE 9 27 18 39 93 65 8 12 2 12 475 53 0 0 600 220000 30000 0 0 0 

55313 TRENTON 2 7 2 9 20 14 0 0 1 0 0 19 100 0 0 69400 0 34602 0 0 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 22 60 21 40 143 84 44 60 6 0 50 23 101 18 200 1409000 99000 23635 144221 0 

55308 WASHINGTON 41 140 77 50 308 132 22 161 10 0 0 180 3976 0 0 2943833 0 1159096 0 0 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 10 30 8 25 73 29 10 10 0 21 1910 25 2263 0 0 285000 93000 8053 27628 2500 

55315 WEST CHESTER 13 24 12 54 103 41 9 0 0 0 0 44 626 12 1208 198000 45000 25782 0 0 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 18 25 14 31 88 48 24 22 11 25 0 90 9370 12 100 1650000 192000 0 0 0 

55318 WILTON 19 87 39 10 155 126 50 91 6 19 500 40 4275 23 75 845000 82000 116835 19500 0 

55320 WINFIELD 10 25 15 19 69 48 56 88 0 0 0 75 3561 18 0 950000 138000 2700 0 0 

55195 SPRING RUN 5 9 5 20 39 20 0 23 0 0 0 16 7805 1 0 20000 6000 0 0 0 


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Muscatine District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY (YO 3229 3229 1309 1309 2409 2409 149 149 310 0 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 25500 30601 10334 12401 19022 22827 1175 1411 2445 0 

56941 BETTENDORF, BROADVIEW 0 6391 0 2590 0 4767 0 295 0 0 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 1131 1131 458 458 844 844 52 52 66 0 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 5613 5613 2275 2275 4187 4187 259 259 166 0 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 2259 2259 916 916 1685 1685 104 104 0 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 0 6724 0 2725 2516 5016 0 310 387 0 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 810 1618 342 656 600 1207 36 75 135 0 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 26755 26755 10843 10843 19958 19958 1233 1233 1764 0 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 11122 12134 4507 4917 8296 9051 512 559 740 0 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 10501 10501 4255 4255 7833 7833 484 484 659 0 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 0 2377 0 963 0 1773 0 110 27 0 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 3010 3010 1220 1220 2246 2246 139 139 196 4703 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 25307 25307 10256 10256 18878 18878 1167 1167 1706 0 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 6619 6619 2682 2682 4937 4937 305 305 409 0 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 5157 5157 2090 2090 3847 3847 238 238 0 3648 

56810 LOW MOOR 3269 3269 1325 1325 2439 2439 151 151 258 0 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 2564 2564 1039 1039 1912 1912 118 118 0 0 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 8988 10193 1450 4131 1579 7603 0 470 0 0 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 2800 2800 1027 1135 1670 2089 86 129 57 0 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 3959 3959 1604 1604 2953 2953 183 183 0 0 

55224 DANVILLE 4733 4733 1918 1918 3531 3531 218 218 0 0 

55227 LONG CREEK 1779 1779 721 721 1327 1327 82 82 184 0 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 15869 15869 6431 6431 11837 11837 732 732 1031 0 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 7849 7849 520 3181 0 5855 362 362 294 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 7361 7361 2983 2983 5491 5491 339 339 0 0 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 42447 42448 17202 17203 31663 31664 1956 1957 2290 0 

56796 DE WITT 11445 11445 4638 4638 8538 8538 528 528 999 3000 

55226 DONNELLSON 3315 3316 1344 1344 2474 2474 153 153 457 0 

55215 EMBURY 2527 2527 1024 1024 1885 1885 116 116 223 0 

55288 ELDRIDGE 9255 9255 3751 3751 6904 6904 427 427 635 500 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 12180 15544 1572 6299 6005 11595 717 717 243 0 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 12060 12060 4888 4888 8996 8996 556 556 776 6500 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 3257 3257 1320 1320 2430 2430 150 150 204 0 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 1846 1846 748 748 1377 1377 85 85 105 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 894 894 362 362 667 667 41 41 3 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 18593 18593 7535 7535 13870 13870 857 857 1442 0 

55252 KINGSTON 1971 1971 799 799 1469 1470 90 91 173 0 

55248 LETTS 5119 5119 2074 2074 3818 3818 236 236 463 0 

55289 ISLAND 4654 4654 1886 1886 3472 3472 215 215 508 0

56818 MC CAUSLAND 2251 2251 912 912 1679 1679 104 104 103 0 

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 0 4115 0 1668 0 3070 0 190 269 0 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 7813 7813 3166 3166 5828 5828 360 360 0 0 

55264 SPERRY 2116 2116 857 857 1578 1578 98 98 214 0 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 4090 4090 1658 1658 3051 3051 189 189 220 0 

55274 MOSCOW 304 304 123 123 227 227 14 14 40 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 28878 28878 11703 11703 21542 21542 1331 1331 2315 0 

55282 MOUNT UNION 4838 4838 1961 1961 3609 3609 223 223 343 0 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 2139 2139 867 867 1596 1596 99 99 123 0 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 4731 4731 1917 1917 3529 3529 218 218 360 0 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 3805 3805 1542 1542 2838 2838 175 175 612 0 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 2532 3039 1026 1232 1889 2267 116 140 669 0 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 1556 1556 631 631 1161 1161 72 72 134 0 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 7335 7335 2973 2973 5471 5471 338 338 227 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 1221 1221 495 495 911 911 56 56 105 0 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 5667 6183 2297 2506 4228 4613 261 285 600 0 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 31559 31559 12790 12790 23542 23542 1455 1455 1698 0 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 1944 1944 788 788 1450 1450 90 90 115 0 

55191 COTTONWOOD 1510 1510 612 612 1127 1127 69 70 24 0 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 2397 2397 971 971 1788 1788 111 111 189 0 

55290 NEW LONDON 9059 9059 3671 3671 1897 6757 419 419 780 1493 

55292 NICHOLS 2339 2339 948 948 1745 1745 108 108 0 0 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 1959 2614 794 1059 1462 1950 90 121 266 932 

55295 CONESVILLE 1002 1002 406 406 748 748 46 46 0 0 

55306 WAPELLO 9631 9631 3903 3903 7184 7184 444 444 1048 0 

55276 MORNING SUN 5392 5582 0 2262 0 4164 0 257 0 0 

55296 OAKVILLE 3049 3049 1236 1236 2274 2274 141 141 342 0 

55313 TRENTON 1240 1240 503 503 925 925 57 57 128 0 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 10734 10734 4350 4350 8007 8007 495 495 846 0 

55308 WASHINGTON 26792 26792 10858 10858 19986 19986 1235 1235 300 0 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 5606 6665 2250 2701 4140 4972 260 307 300 4354 

55315 WEST CHESTER 4854 4854 1967 1967 3621 3621 224 224 223 0 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 10619 10619 4303 4303 7921 7921 490 490 801 0 

55318 WILTON 7419 8894 2875 3604 4977 6635 306 410 360 0 

55320 WINFIELD 7146 7146 2896 2896 5331 5331 329 329 721 0 

55195 SPRING RUN 1650 1650 669 669 1231 1231 76 76 105 0 


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Muscatine District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY (YO 0 0 96 25 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 185 0 0 1298 950 775 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 0 0 471 125 55 171 52 162 123 273 0 85 0 0 2186 3644 3428 

56941 BETTENDORF, BROADVIEW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 0 0 165 71 69 36 43 19 55 46 35 480 0 0 1002 508 0 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 0 0 0 470 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 171 0 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 177 960 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 0 0 122 39 35 31 19 29 0 0 0 60 0 0 1174 997 227 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 0 0 23 17 2 0 3 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 144 0 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 0 190 740 231 97 98 55 83 92 249 125 1617 0 0 8425 1537 5251 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 45 0 117 79 67 0 26 73 5 76 0 90 0 0 608 2011 2513 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 0 0 45 27 25 33 25 48 23 64 12 310 0 0 1990 1500 928 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 1778 87 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 77 2356 57 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 0 60 155 123 100 116 222 100 707 100 100 490 0 0 3200 1742 4418 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 0 0 0 86 0 0 0 0 88 46 7 0 0 0 20 220 230 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 0 0 0 29 0 0 1 2 0 6 11 0 0 0 0 56 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 188 923 121 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 0 0 13 6 0 0 0 85 325 236 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 0 0 138 1 11 18 25 27 79 124 0 121 0 0 160 541 348 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 0 0 21 0 0 11 14 36 0 8 0 0 0 2022 386 611 401 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 0 0 70 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 545 2565 678 

55224 DANVILLE 0 0 105 51 0 55 37 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 210 776 267 

55227 LONG CREEK 0 0 17 25 0 0 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 1602 71 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 0 0 5 0 0 65 38 79 0 106 0 30 0 0 670 1244 2728 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 0 0 41 56 0 37 0 0 0 48 0 0 0 0 551 1560 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 0 0 8 7 56 30 11 4 0 0 0 72 0 0 348 642 331 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 0 0 525 267 0 310 197 215 0 0 0 970 0 0 5475 2950 10943 

56796 DE WITT 0 0 268 40 38 95 50 39 0 0 0 829 0 0 2341 8353 3436 

55226 DONNELLSON 0 0 132 80 100 76 0 52 0 146 79 6 0 0 694 1442 998 

55215 EMBURY 0 50 143 127 148 81 0 24 190 125 272 100 0 0 706 810 922 

55288 ELDRIDGE 0 0 138 11 32 10 12 41 178 0 0 535 0 0 1273 2675 1005 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 0 0 18 41 32 60 0 41 29 0 0 0 0 0 75 245 3467 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 0 0 50 5 22 23 61 40 49 0 0 181 0 0 6610 591 2131 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 0 0 32 35 5 20 11 20 0 25 0 65 0 0 706 671 450 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 18 0 33 0 0 405 33 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 21 0 36 0 0 0 20 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 0 0 321 41 35 111 7 18 334 29 23 0 0 0 2246 3122 4472 

55252 KINGSTON 0 0 82 30 25 31 21 23 24 27 0 0 0 0 174 646 476 

55248 LETTS 0 0 126 65 51 118 59 82 59 0 50 30 0 0 2714 513 1197 

55289 ISLAND 0 0 96 53 20 59 20 32 5 0 0 0 0 0 327 768 1535

56818 MC CAUSLAND 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 93 524 143 

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 266 0 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 908 796 584 

55264 SPERRY 0 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 220 0 0 1088 992 452 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 0 0 86 0 0 75 33 36 0 48 30 0 0 0 601 1922 730 

55274 MOSCOW 0 1 2 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 0 0 10 1 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 0 0 192 112 0 8 0 78 248 0 0 897 4525 0 7667 3613 5209 

55282 MOUNT UNION 0 0 125 65 65 32 51 95 46 83 41 127 0 0 1606 2081 1523 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 0 0 37 30 12 12 29 10 12 32 13 150 0 0 974 535 857 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 0 0 121 99 101 111 34 78 94 53 25 0 0 0 708 1643 3208 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 0 0 250 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 1481 685 810 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 0 0 74 52 0 2 15 45 50 30 41 59 0 0 959 605 926 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 0 10 200 50 50 50 5 5 50 50 10 1135 0 0 700 10 0 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 0 0 45 35 45 35 0 0 30 35 0 30 0 0 420 1511 540 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 0 0 8 35 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54 0 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 0 0 111 80 24 50 50 50 49 50 49 166 0 140 1672 680 3208 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 0 0 546 369 241 234 221 241 308 247 0 775 300 300 9765 5768 6218 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 0 0 30 45 20 0 0 0 20 11 0 129 0 93 1634 863 740 

55191 COTTONWOOD 0 0 15 20 10 10 5 5 0 15 0 104 0 0 1377 837 512 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 0 0 198 127 151 139 46 77 53 48 0 104 0 0 1755 1172 1147 

55290 NEW LONDON 0 0 299 77 278 168 13 109 153 74 0 162 0 0 1763 2576 1627 

55292 NICHOLS 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 125 0 850 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 44 0 0 0 0 255 30 886 

55295 CONESVILLE 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 7 15 0 0 0 0 85 0 405 

55306 WAPELLO 0 0 31 32 2 36 0 38 42 0 25 191 0 0 752 1841 1443 

55276 MORNING SUN 0 0 23 0 0 30 54 0 0 0 0 75 0 0 1380 1926 566 

55296 OAKVILLE 0 0 151 39 66 50 55 30 29 47 50 102 0 66 836 1252 621 

55313 TRENTON 0 0 51 10 5 14 5 9 0 0 5 0 0 0 180 20 207 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 0 0 277 16 41 23 0 10 114 0 0 50 0 0 2631 6255 329 

55308 WASHINGTON 0 0 622 127 247 204 102 149 166 0 0 3574 0 567 9287 2107 5841 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 0 0 233 0 15 5 0 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 254 1427 661 

55315 WEST CHESTER 0 0 238 35 53 47 42 74 74 40 29 111 0 0 1213 576 2378 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 0 0 131 64 13 6 62 73 0 25 71 515 0 0 1931 1283 1470 

55318 WILTON 0 0 245 78 8 33 25 14 38 0 0 200 0 0 1951 3033 1644 

55320 WINFIELD 0 0 48 20 22 33 0 12 22 2 23 115 0 0 644 2341 2423 

55195 SPRING RUN 0 0 32 15 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 319 395 851 


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Muscatine District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY (YO 13250 0 0 1937 13250 13500 0 0 2603 4864 0 8752 40229 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 53219 29220 4900 4841 87339 83100 840 43947 30151 72975 159190 44602 463510 

56941 BETTENDORF, BROADVIEW 27886 0 0 1350 27886 24020 0 0 23999 0 1692 1702 55369 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 16131 0 3770 835 19901 32541 0 1763 2565 6308 1040 32125 67022 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 24243 0 3651 1813 27894 32608 0 5275 9594 4693 6000 11475 74797 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 12500 0 1294 4555 13794 19599 0 0 0 18197 0 2028 40120 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 22827 0 475 2568 23302 23403 0 1655 5103 10971 37048 11985 94045 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 8073 0 2350 1064 10423 8223 0 660 601 3407 0 2947 19542 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 45955 26056 7142 3616 79153 61637 0 40852 8960 53431 680 121709 343278 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 34000 0 145 778 34145 34340 0 8302 4407 21158 23570 26067 140240 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 30880 0 0 1244 30880 31706 0 2827 5021 17300 0 12820 94787 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 10121 4480 994 1918 15595 14000 0 1230 825 671 0 4539 23622 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 13575 4537 0 2237 18112 14000 0 0 1733 1100 0 15991 50940 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 45790 0 0 2587 45790 46000 0 14392 6105 62686 0 37639 221167 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 20945 0 1031 2033 21976 19610 0 1583 1351 7952 0 8481 55410 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 18319 0 1909 1798 20228 16430 0 1339 1280 4894 0 5396 46884 

56810 LOW MOOR 14448 0 590 1613 15038 10600 0 1970 1531 2944 0 4911 33348 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 6895 0 635 698 7530 6360 0 981 299 1727 0 6326 22201 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 25085 0 52 3630 25137 25761 0 2422 1615 19470 0 13750 73583 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 7743 0 0 1120 7743 8361 0 0 399 5104 0 6752 29149 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 12690 0 0 797 12690 12690 0 700 2091 4145 0 7928 39563 

55224 DANVILLE 15035 0 2372 2064 17407 17906 0 0 3585 4638 0 13191 50760 

55227 LONG CREEK 6141 0 969 843 7110 7674 0 0 890 2574 0 7070 23527 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 39863 0 331 2548 40194 41600 0 42239 18466 39917 15453 17807 172702 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 19670 0 0 1927 19670 29205 0 4774 2594 9328 2333 13603 58848 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 16590 0 0 0 16590 23780 0 0 2878 24242 0 26610 88004 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 51105 15437 3551 3879 70093 65135 12589 84350 30455 109322 118144 107844 553274 

56796 DE WITT 30534 0 0 5142 30534 31755 0 6945 8036 34066 100200 32765 250238 

55226 DONNELLSON 12600 0 0 950 12600 0 0 199 2615 692 0 0 27456 

55215 EMBURY 12600 0 0 950 12600 0 0 0 575 1942 0 3680 28270 

55288 ELDRIDGE 38833 0 123 2937 38956 40425 0 0 5716 11621 10200 8784 102661 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 29500 0 0 3474 29500 29500 0 14993 4653 40920 9956 15280 125034 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 30138 0 0 2072 30138 31100 0 3396 6073 15636 2364 12308 110058 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 13564 0 0 1447 13564 13638 0 1560 1000 2413 0 8184 34563 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 7278 0 0 777 7278 8275 0 1300 50 598 0 3930 16518 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 3678 0 0 393 3678 3867 0 780 0 1187 0 10629 17556 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 39515 0 2700 1827 42215 45000 0 11020 7578 40079 0 52210 195140 

55252 KINGSTON 8435 0 0 999 8435 9434 0 0 1104 910 0 2911 19424 

55248 LETTS 18594 0 127 1719 18721 14652 0 0 4788 6691 0 5510 52484 

55289 ISLAND 18594 0 127 1719 18721 14652 0 0 2759 8459 0 10470 54059

56818 MC CAUSLAND 10072 0 0 1067 10072 9593 0 0 662 409 0 10010 26989 

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 7532 0 0 1413 7532 9593 0 0 3012 1311 12132 6907 31437 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 27562 1633 300 2617 29495 38178 0 537 10880 14240 0 17962 92232 

55264 SPERRY 8688 0 0 1049 8688 0 0 480 7658 6425 0 5103 35839 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 12400 0 0 0 12400 12000 0 3665 2087 11997 0 0 39254 

55274 MOSCOW 1120 1125 0 120 2245 2325 0 0 410 61 0 1838 5298 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 42304 31059 4658 3658 78021 96814 0 36135 15006 70194 0 43158 294698 

55282 MOUNT UNION 19377 0 793 2108 20170 21535 0 0 1835 3624 0 5586 48129 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 6808 0 0 741 6808 7567 0 0 179 616 0 8703 23834 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 15600 0 0 1104 15600 15544 0 156 1564 6946 11312 8516 60969 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 17160 0 0 1108 17160 17690 0 0 1903 4813 0 3185 39459 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 13520 0 0 873 13520 14472 0 0 235 3970 0 4130 30947 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 5720 0 0 442 5720 5896 0 1020 605 1614 0 18633 32451 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 30000 0 2434 2608 32434 0 0 1172 3709 2577 0 4627 62417 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 22900 0 368 1541 23268 24580 0 0 1109 4176 0 0 31468 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 23586 0 0 1093 23586 25380 0 1500 6177 3304 0 6704 59206 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 45500 22250 4076 5673 71826 61000 0 17007 15482 68276 63169 169127 484457 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 8336 0 203 948 8539 8765 0 0 822 2118 0 2561 22013 

55191 COTTONWOOD 7356 0 178 836 7534 7734 0 0 1250 1609 0 1764 18411 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 8827 0 213 1004 9040 9281 0 0 1021 3105 0 10569 34212 

55290 NEW LONDON 29774 0 197 2140 29971 30500 0 3661 3479 19483 0 8727 86279 

55292 NICHOLS 9014 0 0 1332 9014 10351 11359 570 175 2205 0 0 17538 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 12144 0 428 1978 12572 12869 14122 0 96 2950 0 25070 47422 

55295 CONESVILLE 4142 0 0 731 4142 4756 5219 180 100 827 1544 2832 12169 

55306 WAPELLO 24180 0 0 1910 24180 27733 0 1332 3458 15335 0 15532 85149 

55276 MORNING SUN 14213 0 0 2207 14213 0 0 0 1964 5062 0 5654 36339 

55296 OAKVILLE 15668 0 3575 2189 19243 16627 0 0 3041 1300 0 4224 38244 

55313 TRENTON 5530 0 0 1168 5530 5845 0 0 350 0 0 3460 12699 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 40150 0 0 2367 40150 40150 0 1515 6162 18833 33904 14118 147347 

55308 WASHINGTON 40515 24503 10725 5945 75743 78000 0 20596 15937 55636 0 69354 298835 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 28800 0 0 322 28800 30000 0 2467 2521 8724 0 7226 66842 

55315 WEST CHESTER 24120 0 145 1105 24265 24180 0 0 1795 2125 0 5929 49914 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 32166 0 0 3258 32166 33666 0 3950 4244 14233 0 18557 98978 

55318 WILTON 32482 0 2225 1529 34707 33480 0 925 7309 8001 10013 14335 97571 

55320 WINFIELD 18208 0 0 1639 18208 18988 0 1506 4724 11707 0 37886 94653 

55195 SPRING RUN 8300 0 0 490 8300 8400 0 0 0 0 0 8505 22154 


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55872 AGENCY 197 14 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 211 101 3 0 33 8 

55926 ELDON 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 24 0 45 5 0 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 703 15 4 6 12 0 0 7 0 20 713 280 15 139 339 27 

55703 ATTICA 97 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 97 45 0 97 10 2 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 55 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 59 27 1 12 27 5 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 47 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 50 20 4 10 51 4 

55896 BARNES CITY 27 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 31 20 5 5 16 0 

55900 BEACON 33 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 31 34 2 10 20 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 81 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 83 67 5 20 12 6 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 76 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 35 1 0 0 0 

55302 STOCKPORT 110 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 111 46 0 0 0 0 

55902 BLAKESBURG 83 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 82 30 0 0 20 0 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 49 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 49 20 0 21 9 0 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 18 0 0 0 0 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 438 23 0 4 0 0 0 4 1 5 455 145 6 63 100 23 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 108 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 107 55 2 37 26 0 

55704 BUSSEY 154 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 154 41 1 15 10 1 

55909 HAMILTON 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 15 0 11 14 1 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 491 3 1 1 8 0 20 4 1 13 466 180 14 11 205 21 

55720 COLUMBIA 78 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 77 35 2 11 27 0 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 50 20 1 6 25 2 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 162 2 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 3 159 41 5 164 33 0 

55254 LEBANON 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 69 29 0 9 9 0 

55239 SELMA 78 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 0 75 0 1 0 6 0 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 814 9 0 9 10 13 10 5 4 17 793 301 7 97 117 6 

55880 CINCINNATI 33 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 15 1 6 18 0 

55944 JEROME 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 24 12 0 2 31 0 

55980 MYSTIC 28 0 0 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 28 16 0 2 1 0 

55230 FARMINGTON 182 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 4 180 72 1 16 45 3 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 22 0 25 15 0 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 98 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 97 38 0 21 24 0 

55212 CANTRIL 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 42 0 15 21 0 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 221 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 4 223 80 5 24 30 0 

55908 CEDAR 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 93 25 1 0 0 0 

55768 HARVEY 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 2 

55848 TRACY 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 66 38 3 74 6 3 

55940 HEDRICK/MARTINSBURG 217 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 221 86 4 26 177 0 

55966 MARTINSBURG 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 0 0 0 0 0

55884 ICONIUM 56 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 3 53 33 6 53 0 0 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 206 6 2 2 2 0 0 0 4 2 212 65 2 2 53 5 

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 82 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97 35 10 8 10 5 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 191 1 0 2 1 10 0 1 0 1 183 140 5 0 25 0 

56016 BETHEL 27 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 30 40 2 30 25 0 

55948 KESWICK 95 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 89 40 0 89 0 0 

56022 THORNBURG 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 14 0 35 0 0 

56030 WEBSTER 61 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 57 30 1 57 1 0 

55950 KIRKVILLE 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 12 0 6 0 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 974 24 3 5 6 29 7 11 2 23 940 373 16 109 500 15 

55954 LACEY 121 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 125 59 11 37 13 0 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 118 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 122 40 10 21 52 0 

55898 BATAVIA 98 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 101 30 5 16 50 0 

55960 LOVILIA 113 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 105 0 0 0 0 0 

55894 AVERY 16 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 179 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 176 65 0 0 8 0 

55970 MONTEZUMA 389 7 7 3 0 0 0 2 0 7 397 125 3 0 115 5 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 224 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 4 223 121 6 27 164 0 

55976 MOULTON 121 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 4 112 30 1 5 8 6 

55982 NEW SHARON 389 7 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 1 398 191 11 185 107 0 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 47 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 48 39 1 30 25 0 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 907 19 2 12 9 0 5 18 6 16 904 308 22 170 94 12 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 727 14 0 4 0 0 2 25 0 14 704 163 4 73 12 3 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 5 1 0 11 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 401 20 0 16 9 0 0 3 3 7 433 182 8 433 150 10 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 597 16 2 8 9 0 4 3 3 12 610 231 9 59 113 13 

55339 PELLA 151 5 0 13 5 0 0 1 2 2 169 116 9 59 60 0 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 229 0 0 1 0 3 5 0 2 3 217 52 4 36 58 0 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 259 5 0 9 11 0 0 0 6 3 275 141 8 341 67 9 

56010 PULASKI 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 114 35 0 12 38 6 

56024 TROY 98 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 45 1 9 34 3 

56012 RICHLAND 143 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 3 140 63 1 17 53 0 

56018 SIGOURNEY 331 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 1 9 324 143 5 0 173 4 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 187 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 187 59 0 61 126 0 

55968 MILLERSBURG 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 20 0 16 53 0 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 10 0 0 5 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 45 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 48 20 5 2 25 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 64 48 2 0 0 0 

55920 DELTA 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 54 24 0 0 0 0 


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55872 AGENCY 16 40 10 6 72 50 16 30 8 8 531 50 1137 16 0 350000 45000 26000 0 0 

55926 ELDON 2 25 4 4 35 8 20 40 0 0 0 16 0 5 0 250000 0 6000 0 0 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 38 100 60 165 363 178 497 329 14 0 0 117 1242 18 0 1285804 94900 249882 0 0 

55703 ATTICA 9 25 4 20 58 30 0 0 3 0 0 28 1066 20 0 200000 90000 61000 0 0 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 4 16 6 2 28 16 0 0 0 0 0 17 231 0 0 50000 0 1500 0 0 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 5 10 4 8 27 5 0 0 23 0 0 9 413 0 0 58000 0 10120 0 0 

55896 BARNES CITY 3 4 2 0 9 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51000 0 12000 0 0 

55900 BEACON 7 12 12 20 51 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 500 320000 0 0 0 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 27 1685 9 1200 400000 76000 0 0 0 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 2 0 0 12 14 10 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 3 0 192500 17300 0 0 0 

55302 STOCKPORT 9 15 3 20 47 20 0 0 0 0 0 18 200 3 0 91900 61200 3000 0 0 

55902 BLAKESBURG 3 3 3 13 22 10 0 58 0 0 0 13 200 0 0 303000 50000 300 0 0 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 4 2 2 15 23 10 0 0 2 0 0 16 1230 0 0 110000 0 7800 0 0 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 3 5 1 17 26 23 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 50000 10000 0 0 0 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 15 77 62 46 200 58 10 8 23 0 0 82 750 50 500 930000 91000 55517 19000 0 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 14 23 20 28 85 25 0 0 0 0 0 12 1122 0 0 250000 30500 0 5500 0 

55704 BUSSEY 7 17 20 15 59 26 4 8 0 0 0 37 275 8 0 100000 43440 2840 0 10319 

55909 HAMILTON 1 0 1 8 10 5 8 3 0 0 0 9 670 0 0 11500 0 11000 0 0 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 25 76 66 55 222 80 12 120 0 24 560 92 2182 35 1198 1171252 80000 88308 3600 35855 

55720 COLUMBIA 6 20 0 18 44 20 6 10 0 0 0 12 1166 0 0 227500 0 17417 0 0 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 4 18 4 4 30 0 30 0 0 0 0 5 600 4 0 100000 3000 10000 0 0 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 6 18 7 28 59 42 0 114 0 16 484 35 492 0 0 331580 75000 2000 0 0 

55254 LEBANON 3 3 0 10 16 10 0 22 0 0 0 11 2800 0 0 75600 0 9647 0 0 

55239 SELMA 10 14 0 12 36 18 8 31 0 0 0 17 630 0 0 302500 0 0 0 0 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 18 92 75 112 297 114 19 70 9 32 500 198 5991 35 540 2372300 100000 1295855 0 0 

55880 CINCINNATI 6 5 3 11 25 13 0 4 0 0 0 8 428 0 0 78957 0 0 0 0 

55944 JEROME 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 158 0 0 150000 0 0 0 0 

55980 MYSTIC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 109000 69000 0 0 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 1 0 0 7 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 20000 0 0 0 0 

55230 FARMINGTON 9 30 20 10 69 38 18 15 0 0 0 29 1150 15 0 325000 75000 32000 0 0 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 7 23 8 10 48 24 10 8 0 0 0 7 250 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 12 30 8 32 82 16 3 28 0 0 0 37 250 2 0 250000 73000 16000 0 0 

55212 CANTRIL 9 15 7 17 48 22 7 9 0 0 0 16 2050 1 0 260000 0 18000 0 0 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 18 29 11 28 86 86 57 0 0 0 0 53 0 30 0 500000 125000 0 0 0 

55908 CEDAR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 1931 0 0 200000 14000 3000 0 0 

55768 HARVEY 5 5 3 12 25 16 5 0 0 0 0 6 25 0 0 200000 11000 0 0 0 

55848 TRACY 4 3 5 9 21 12 5 0 0 0 0 19 300 0 0 74000 27050 0 0 0 

55940 HEDRICK/MARTINSBURG 18 66 16 45 145 68 0 23 2 17 161 55 350 0 0 432570 128650 141873 0 0 

55966 MARTINSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 106500 0 16576 0 0

55884 ICONIUM 3 0 0 18 21 10 0 0 0 0 0 30 1700 0 0 75000 0 0 0 0 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 6 20 8 18 52 32 12 15 5 0 0 52 2375 12 0 705000 70000 49000 0 0 

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 15 3 0 16 34 30 0 0 0 0 0 18 478 15 0 70500 6400 12190 0 0 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 39 50 19 24 132 62 75 145 0 20 2410 31 1256 15 450 0 60500 0 0 0 

56016 BETHEL 6 9 4 5 24 0 0 0 0 6 0 14 0 0 0 67000 0 0 0 0 

55948 KESWICK 5 12 0 6 23 7 16 0 0 0 0 28 125 0 0 215000 50000 7239 0 0 

56022 THORNBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105000 0 0 0 0 

56030 WEBSTER 9 12 3 24 48 39 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 50000 15000 30000 0 0 

55950 KIRKVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 75 125 35 110 345 121 100 250 15 15 100 144 2218 50 250 2750000 100000 4872 270000 4894 

55954 LACEY 9 12 6 25 52 49 21 0 0 6 420 20 200 8 220 100000 50000 0 0 0 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 62 42 33 13 150 30 0 10 0 0 0 23 625 4 0 209000 60000 10000 0 0 

55898 BATAVIA 4 20 6 16 46 20 0 10 0 0 0 26 500 0 0 213700 0 20000 0 0 

55960 LOVILIA 12 33 5 16 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 450 5 0 55000 45000 0 0 0 

55894 AVERY 5 30 5 0 40 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 35000 10000 0 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 9 0 0 7 16 25 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 324300 61750 29575 5660 0 

55970 MONTEZUMA 30 49 15 53 147 0 0 0 0 21 300 119 1180 15 0 713000 87500 21829 0 0 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 10 25 12 84 131 68 50 25 0 0 0 21 0 20 0 674000 68000 60500 0 0 

55976 MOULTON 8 13 12 15 48 25 15 0 0 0 0 20 100 12 0 360000 38000 60000 0 0 

55982 NEW SHARON 22 98 49 76 245 121 17 12 7 23 773 86 14881 73 1300 541000 50000 101000 0 0 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 9 15 12 14 50 16 0 0 0 30 150 21 500 15 100 90000 0 0 0 0 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 34 192 39 97 362 166 58 69 14 0 0 151 1045 20 0 3926000 135700 188360 0 0 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 21 53 60 74 208 71 70 35 14 0 0 63 1206 45 0 3987801 163013 344000 0 0 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24200 0 0 0 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 25 49 44 77 195 76 108 33 10 30 0 75 0 45 519 1761778 119111 7656 13354 0 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 38 85 80 98 301 100 55 55 14 15 72 154 1996 25 0 1116000 112000 697505 0 0 

55339 PELLA 22 45 26 22 115 46 16 51 0 0 0 21 182 26 533 507000 100000 11500 265000 4000 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 10 25 2 12 49 23 10 0 0 0 0 84 1170 0 0 552000 92600 0 0 0 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 55 136 35 57 283 60 25 47 2 20 1876 50 4802 35 0 450000 40000 0 0 0 

56010 PULASKI 7 7 7 10 31 10 6 8 0 0 0 21 1494 6 0 90000 50000 30407 0 0 

56024 TROY 6 9 6 10 31 15 0 10 2 0 0 22 1187 0 0 30000 4000 11179 0 0 

56012 RICHLAND 12 15 0 20 47 23 43 50 0 18 499 52 783 0 0 524600 88900 27235 0 0 

56018 SIGOURNEY 13 95 18 48 174 86 124 72 0 0 0 74 1223 4 30 760000 95000 15000 29249 0 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 7 26 3 0 36 14 0 5 0 0 0 66 0 0 0 272000 63000 0 0 0 

55968 MILLERSBURG 6 10 3 3 22 10 4 0 0 0 0 11 0 7 0 230000 25000 0 0 0 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 50000 4000 0 0 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 4 6 7 2 19 9 0 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 0 23569 0 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 4 10 20 10 44 5 25 15 0 0 0 33 1800 20 310 300400 0 8551 0 0 

55920 DELTA 3 6 0 6 15 9 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 149000 0 0 0 0 


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55872 AGENCY 7337 7337 2973 2973 5473 5473 338 338 0 0 

55926 ELDON 1357 1357 550 550 1012 1012 63 63 58 0 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 20657 20657 8372 8372 15410 15410 952 952 605 0 

55703 ATTICA 3186 3186 1291 1291 2376 2376 147 147 84 0 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 1476 1477 597 598 1101 1102 68 68 15 0 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 1329 1329 539 539 992 992 61 61 41 0 

55896 BARNES CITY 991 991 402 402 739 739 46 46 35 0 

55900 BEACON 2773 2773 1124 1124 2068 2068 128 128 28 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 3044 3044 1234 1234 2271 2271 140 140 66 0 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 2192 2192 888 888 1635 1635 101 101 63 0 

55302 STOCKPORT 2827 2827 1146 1146 2109 2109 130 130 123 0 

55902 BLAKESBURG 2307 2307 935 935 1721 1721 106 106 0 464 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 977 977 396 396 729 729 45 45 43 0 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 1109 1109 449 449 827 827 51 51 25 297 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 9542 10903 1840 4418 3388 8133 209 503 0 0 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 3032 3032 48 1229 0 2262 0 140 93 0 

55704 BUSSEY 0 4797 0 1944 0 3578 221 221 52 0 

55909 HAMILTON 334 334 136 136 250 250 15 15 32 0 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 0 14386 0 5830 1000 10731 0 663 404 0 

55720 COLUMBIA 2211 2211 896 896 1649 1649 102 102 63 0 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 0 2019 818 818 0 1506 0 93 0 0 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 3643 3643 1476 1476 2718 2718 168 168 36 0 

55254 LEBANON 1721 1721 697 697 1284 1284 79 79 0 0 

55239 SELMA 1751 1751 710 710 1306 1306 81 81 66 0 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 32520 32520 13179 13179 24258 24258 1499 1499 926 0 

55880 CINCINNATI 1342 1342 544 544 1001 1001 62 62 30 0 

55944 JEROME 811 811 329 329 605 605 37 37 24 0 

55980 MYSTIC 391 1176 0 476 0 877 0 54 0 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 1232 1232 499 499 919 919 57 57 25 0 

55230 FARMINGTON 4093 4093 1659 1659 3053 3053 189 189 108 0 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 898 898 364 364 670 670 41 41 30 0 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 2922 2922 1184 1184 2179 2179 135 135 20 0 

55212 CANTRIL 2216 2216 898 898 1653 1653 102 102 42 0 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 5467 5467 2215 2215 4078 4078 252 252 187 0 

55908 CEDAR 2291 2291 927 928 1709 1709 105 106 81 0 

55768 HARVEY 1096 1096 444 444 818 818 51 51 16 0 

55848 TRACY 2743 2743 1112 1112 2046 2046 126 126 63 0 

55940 HEDRICK/MARTINSBURG 3885 5828 1574 2362 2898 4348 179 269 142 0 

55966 MARTINSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

55884 ICONIUM 600 1493 0 605 0 1114 0 69 0 0 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 5018 5018 2034 2034 3743 3743 231 231 182 2 

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 1579 1579 640 640 1178 1178 73 73 65 0 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 5261 5261 2132 2132 3924 3924 243 243 54 0 

56016 BETHEL 1060 1060 430 430 791 791 49 49 25 0 

55948 KESWICK 2283 2283 925 925 1702 1702 106 106 88 0 

56022 THORNBURG 1226 1226 130 497 0 914 0 57 29 0 

56030 WEBSTER 1808 1808 733 733 1348 1348 83 83 49 0 

55950 KIRKVILLE 0 361 0 146 0 269 0 17 0 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 39961 39961 16194 16194 29809 29809 1842 1842 871 0 

55954 LACEY 4223 4223 1712 1712 3150 3150 195 195 133 0 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 2849 2849 1155 1155 2126 2126 131 131 100 0 

55898 BATAVIA 2747 2747 1113 1113 2049 2049 127 127 102 0 

55960 LOVILIA 1751 1751 710 710 1306 1306 81 81 0 0 

55894 AVERY 511 511 207 207 381 381 24 24 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 1416 4250 574 1722 1056 3170 65 196 49 0 

55970 MONTEZUMA 9718 9718 3938 3938 7249 7249 448 448 324 -436 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 8007 8007 3245 3245 5973 5973 369 369 204 0 

55976 MOULTON 0 3776 0 1530 0 2817 0 174 0 0 

55982 NEW SHARON 7794 7794 3159 3159 5814 5814 359 359 328 0 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 730 730 296 296 545 545 34 34 190 0 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 31956 31956 12950 12950 23838 23838 1473 1473 786 4043 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 28696 28696 0 11630 1075 21406 0 1323 681 0 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 620 620 251 251 463 463 29 29 14 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 14117 14117 5721 5721 10531 10531 651 651 48 0 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 16228 16228 6577 6577 12105 12105 748 748 0 0 

55339 PELLA 4521 4521 1832 1832 3389 3372 190 208 0 0 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 3000 8210 0 3327 0 6125 0 379 197 0 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 5841 5841 2367 2367 4357 4357 269 269 221 0 

56010 PULASKI 2532 2532 1026 1026 1913 1889 117 117 0 0 

56024 TROY 2287 2287 927 927 1706 1706 105 105 85 0 

56012 RICHLAND 3925 3925 1591 1591 2928 2928 181 181 122 0 

56018 SIGOURNEY 9545 9545 3867 3868 7120 7120 439 440 291 0 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 3927 3928 1591 1592 2929 2930 180 181 168 2062 

55968 MILLERSBURG 966 2021 378 819 714 1507 42 93 25 0 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 657 658 267 267 491 491 30 30 17 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 250 1953 0 792 0 1457 0 90 0 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 2397 2397 971 971 1788 1788 111 111 60 0 

55920 DELTA 477 1911 193 775 356 1426 21 88 11 0 


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55872 AGENCY 0 0 378 15 15 116 27 25 15 16 25 656 0 0 1759 2302 1612 

55926 ELDON 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 366 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 0 0 0 244 132 184 152 269 271 188 0 2078 0 0 6924 2056 4131 

55703 ATTICA 0 0 95 0 0 60 10 0 0 70 0 100 0 0 983 2431 1096 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 0 0 15 15 0 5 5 0 0 33 0 0 0 0 385 680 560 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 0 0 27 21 0 23 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 216 0 0 

55896 BARNES CITY 0 0 3 2 0 10 0 5 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55900 BEACON 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 172 0 0 146 0 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 0 0 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 113 0 0 641 368 285 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 0 0 38 0 3 0 0 9 30 8 5 0 0 0 81 611 181 

55302 STOCKPORT 0 0 93 0 0 5 0 11 10 71 6 0 0 0 25 194 364 

55902 BLAKESBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 307 0 0 10 0 295 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 50 0 415 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 0 0 15 21 35 17 0 0 29 12 21 270 0 0 336 260 299 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 0 0 208 38 0 67 33 51 0 0 0 122 0 0 821 120 1900 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 0 0 21 0 0 0 7 18 0 0 0 214 0 0 262 179 284 

55704 BUSSEY 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 144 347 842 821 

55909 HAMILTON 0 0 23 5 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 139 1631 121 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 0 0 317 88 51 45 63 30 31 68 42 865 0 0 2721 1711 2086 

55720 COLUMBIA 0 0 99 86 21 96 7 99 37 49 6 146 0 0 716 330 705 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 348 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 0 0 103 74 102 93 49 81 20 15 10 382 0 0 1022 777 768 

55254 LEBANON 0 0 33 25 33 23 14 30 10 10 10 131 0 0 602 149 480 

55239 SELMA 0 0 67 18 14 29 16 35 20 20 20 929 0 0 969 348 496 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 0 0 232 116 109 196 112 185 205 194 35 1630 0 0 7430 1548 5747 

55880 CINCINNATI 0 0 5 38 0 0 0 0 9 8 0 10 0 1475 90 319 15 

55944 JEROME 0 0 5 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1040 0 0 9 

55980 MYSTIC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 

55888 UNIONVILLE 0 0 20 41 35 23 27 0 0 0 0 53 0 1267 0 201 126 

55230 FARMINGTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 678 447 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 0 0 147 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 325 1528 62 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 0 0 85 0 29 5 0 7 0 0 0 43 0 0 303 830 621 

55212 CANTRIL 0 0 111 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 120 0 0 434 363 578 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 0 0 55 0 0 35 30 133 61 37 27 317 0 0 1298 624 499 

55908 CEDAR 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 15 0 5 5 0 0 0 200 50 0 

55768 HARVEY 25 20 57 20 15 28 33 15 20 0 0 110 0 0 467 4124 324 

55848 TRACY 0 0 36 30 29 20 35 70 0 0 0 95 0 0 400 2838 546 

55940 HEDRICK/MARTINSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 641 0 0 606 333 1258 

55966 MARTINSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 758

55884 ICONIUM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 244 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 125 0 159 62 0 47 70 68 0 0 0 227 0 0 218 1928 2124 

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 125 0 375 0 0 24 12 50 0 0 0 47 0 0 462 658 578 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 0 0 60 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1133 1552 736 

56016 BETHEL 0 0 30 40 35 35 35 25 25 0 40 475 0 0 795 0 234 

55948 KESWICK 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 41 17 0 80 0 0 394 234 370 

56022 THORNBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 95 0 0 

56030 WEBSTER 0 0 31 27 20 22 5 10 10 19 10 158 0 0 332 803 319 

55950 KIRKVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 0 0 607 143 62 92 110 81 168 190 5 411 0 0 7918 8233 5507 

55954 LACEY 0 0 87 0 38 61 37 57 25 19 19 368 0 0 1486 1238 963 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 0 0 57 0 20 21 21 20 0 7 20 110 0 0 102 613 171 

55898 BATAVIA 0 0 34 0 11 23 27 10 0 13 0 0 0 0 80 20 237 

55960 LOVILIA 0 0 75 55 10 0 37 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 122 742 734 

55894 AVERY 0 0 47 22 22 12 0 0 22 20 20 0 0 0 371 250 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 0 0 66 27 0 72 0 59 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 1322 276 

55970 MONTEZUMA 0 0 151 31 59 75 45 77 0 0 109 0 0 0 2575 2567 596 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 0 0 287 25 25 70 28 46 25 50 13 700 0 0 2095 1195 891 

55976 MOULTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 509 

55982 NEW SHARON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 131 3654 1455 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 0 0 55 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 247 3473 137 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 0 0 443 133 114 69 130 199 232 406 150 612 0 0 1959 2224 5927 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 0 0 0 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 0 0 824 1455 3357 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 0 0 186 81 60 0 30 36 0 101 0 1029 0 0 3295 916 2281 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 0 89 252 157 144 146 60 123 173 105 0 930 0 0 2909 1916 4378 

55339 PELLA 0 0 58 13 5 0 14 2 59 13 8 292 0 0 593 812 564 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 0 0 61 22 0 34 37 43 87 6 0 25 0 0 582 252 965 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 0 20 308 79 64 28 20 127 0 20 0 272 0 0 1877 1351 1218 

56010 PULASKI 0 0 69 12 6 17 10 18 28 8 7 0 0 0 118 231 562 

56024 TROY 0 0 30 8 8 15 11 13 21 8 3 38 0 0 138 296 402 

56012 RICHLAND 0 0 92 59 60 25 25 63 58 38 0 140 0 0 2923 1223 1250 

56018 SIGOURNEY 0 0 35 0 0 16 5 25 54 23 23 50 0 0 277 1663 3350 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 0 0 63 21 25 10 15 15 50 29 0 64 0 0 431 481 300 

55968 MILLERSBURG 0 0 40 0 5 5 2 5 15 25 5 25 0 0 193 505 900 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 0 0 223 0 20 0 0 5 20 16 0 72 0 0 233 124 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 10 0 0 0 50 0 0 130 472 978 

55920 DELTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 


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55872 AGENCY 23510 0 0 2042 23510 0 0 3550 5373 17631 0 13814 83412 

55926 ELDON 4900 0 0 434 4900 5023 0 0 437 1590 0 5579 16022 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 40305 0 0 1863 40305 41573 0 19741 8407 51018 0 18319 180676 

55703 ATTICA 12871 0 335 1012 13206 13519 0 0 3005 4476 0 4071 36687 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 5108 0 132 460 5240 5408 0 1150 837 851 0 674 12559 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 5341 0 138 482 5479 5653 0 0 410 1325 0 1711 12192 

55896 BARNES CITY 2880 0 0 101 2880 3120 0 0 0 0 0 2951 8067 

55900 BEACON 6060 0 0 1538 6060 6890 0 0 670 512 0 17005 30716 

55924 EDDYVILLE 11760 0 470 3224 12230 12590 0 0 834 2877 0 10914 35111 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 12310 0 0 113 12310 12790 0 0 755 3191 0 3857 25958 

55302 STOCKPORT 12310 0 0 113 12310 12790 0 0 269 3356 0 2044 25094 

55902 BLAKESBURG 7803 0 1850 630 9653 6331 0 0 660 145 0 0 16603 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 4783 0 5550 194 10333 13000 0 0 0 545 0 4324 17957 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 14762 0 0 667 14762 0 0 0 660 0 0 1300 20796 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 38074 0 0 1885 38074 40560 0 3027 5611 27188 0 34110 123325 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 11912 0 0 0 11912 13520 0 0 1933 2854 44000 3936 68793 

55704 BUSSEY 19967 0 0 2298 19967 19967 0 0 4003 1000 0 7239 34660 

55909 HAMILTON 3524 0 0 496 3524 3524 0 0 375 3878 0 2204 12676 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 31830 0 4200 4618 36030 32090 0 9180 9509 33681 0 12950 101693 

55720 COLUMBIA 11000 0 0 500 11000 11550 0 0 1848 366 0 2845 23377 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 6664 0 2313 0 8977 9377 0 0 5645 278 0 6283 22349 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 12978 0 25 1549 13003 12686 0 0 2604 1750 0 7750 36645 

55254 LEBANON 7477 0 0 1351 7477 7753 0 0 203 1198 0 3748 17957 

55239 SELMA 7454 0 0 1224 7454 7752 0 0 8847 2912 0 7446 33554 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 40736 0 3230 1811 43966 53864 41669 41594 16212 68820 0 87061 306182 

55880 CINCINNATI 1838 1950 230 1221 4018 8561 0 0 78 271 0 2527 11842 

55944 JEROME 1323 1375 162 861 2860 7134 0 0 6 224 0 2774 8735 

55980 MYSTIC 7020 2600 0 1508 9620 9620 0 0 75 125 0 1585 11896 

55888 UNIONVILLE 1583 1675 198 1049 3456 8085 0 0 7 403 0 2551 10943 

55230 FARMINGTON 17093 0 675 1380 17768 18044 0 0 3950 2350 0 14350 48675 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 8511 0 175 694 8686 8107 0 0 1499 850 0 4080 19217 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 12160 0 0 720 12160 12790 0 0 816 943 0 4721 27004 

55212 CANTRIL 12160 0 0 720 12160 12790 0 0 1508 894 0 4186 25295 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 16800 0 4428 1960 21228 17500 0 0 1470 5975 0 11190 55178 

55908 CEDAR 7200 0 1800 840 9000 7500 0 0 3668 2588 0 12821 33502 

55768 HARVEY 6485 0 798 811 7283 6925 0 0 124 0 0 4916 20006 

55848 TRACY 17095 0 2900 0 19995 18255 0 0 326 0 0 10302 40815 

55940 HEDRICK/MARTINSBURG 18090 0 1506 4855 19596 25380 0 0 2880 5546 0 26448 65988 

55966 MARTINSBURG 12902 0 0 1025 12902 8000 0 0 536 2089 0 3922 20207

55884 ICONIUM 5200 0 0 0 5200 0 0 1560 0 660 0 6182 12986 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 15624 0 500 1950 16124 17906 0 0 4371 14912 0 7550 59197 

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 6696 0 310 940 7006 7662 0 0 497 1938 0 3386 18695 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 11350 0 1365 2210 12715 26797 0 330 5625 9664 0 8190 51299 

56016 BETHEL 3096 0 209 603 3305 3216 0 90 1450 2500 0 0 11379 

55948 KESWICK 9085 0 0 230 9085 9085 0 0 991 784 0 17292 34410 

56022 THORNBURG 3708 0 0 94 3708 3708 0 0 113 13 0 570 5888 

56030 WEBSTER 5747 0 0 146 5747 5747 0 470 903 104 0 3618 16159 

55950 KIRKVILLE 2645 0 0 0 2645 2400 0 0 0 209 0 0 2854 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 33675 33675 0 3458 67350 71924 0 46016 17412 80724 0 1065107 1342799 

55954 LACEY 20826 0 0 0 20826 23380 0 0 4166 2085 0 6444 47335 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 12480 0 0 1837 12480 12854 0 0 3129 2059 0 5200 30392 

55898 BATAVIA 12480 0 0 1837 12480 12854 0 0 1213 1270 0 3468 25024 

55960 LOVILIA 0 0 0 0 0 7495 0 0 333 2132 0 2817 10956 

55894 AVERY 2566 0 0 0 2566 2566 0 0 23 260 0 1067 5825 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 26623 0 0 2306 26623 27289 0 0 4128 2261 0 5564 44060 

55970 MONTEZUMA 27102 0 2203 4423 29305 30115 31525 15398 10621 18642 1709 0 87803 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 29683 0 0 2290 29683 29876 0 0 4283 11158 0 9154 77527 

55976 MOULTON 12480 0 0 0 12480 12855 0 0 120 652 0 30770 44591 

55982 NEW SHARON 28600 0 2300 4000 30900 33090 0 0 7272 20240 0 24631 105738 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 0 0 1820 0 1820 7280 0 0 893 567 0 3784 12816 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 34019 0 12270 3378 46289 47000 0 33986 20122 73687 0 83481 311224 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 45092 0 0 2144 45092 52500 0 26258 6856 43748 0 60438 192621 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 1924 0 0 0 1924 2263 0 585 0 517 0 1349 5167 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 39136 0 1674 1798 40810 45000 0 7080 7887 30752 0 29336 147869 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 46590 0 0 2390 46590 47756 0 10047 9410 36447 0 29131 168618 

55339 PELLA 15234 0 9272 938 24506 36222 0 0 3301 20818 40600 16916 118507 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 30385 0 266 968 30651 30499 0 3272 1454 3105 0 4992 45514 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 25000 0 3300 4754 28300 28250 0 0 8292 17329 0 5977 78338 

56010 PULASKI 11760 0 0 0 11760 12590 0 70 814 880 0 0 20128 

56024 TROY 11760 0 0 0 11760 12590 0 0 238 0 0 2855 20955 

56012 RICHLAND 16590 0 0 2536 16590 23780 0 0 1546 3573 0 15769 52181 

56018 SIGOURNEY 36501 0 491 2284 36992 39276 0 5597 4892 19148 7200 18294 113311 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 19336 0 0 2183 19336 19761 0 0 1540 1595 0 5110 39950 

55968 MILLERSBURG 11654 0 0 1221 11654 11816 0 0 990 1342 0 4880 22717 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 661 0 0 296 661 897 0 0 165 467 0 1835 5305 

56034 WEST GROVE 5248 0 0 1032 5248 2600 0 0 533 834 0 1889 8761 

56036 WHAT CHEER 10886 0 0 0 10886 10986 0 0 1404 909 0 7594 27783 

55920 DELTA 9273 0 0 0 9273 9348 0 0 191 393 0 2297 13231 


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57162 AKRON, WESLEY 197 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 4 0 192 85 12 12 62 6 

57164 ANTHON 266 3 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 3 275 73 4 35 58 4 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 92 0 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 97 41 3 11 18 2 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 327 0 2 2 2 0 0 1 1 4 327 121 7 71 75 0 

55032 BAYARD 170 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 165 51 3 0 0 0 

55166 WICHITA 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 11 0 0 0 0 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 595 23 4 15 2 15 6 7 1 11 599 228 8 164 127 13 

57170 CHARTER OAK 105 10 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 115 54 0 35 15 10 

57178 DELOIT 24 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 5 9 0 

57171 UTE 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 60 16 0 6 10 0 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 758 22 0 5 0 0 0 3 2 18 762 212 10 82 71 27 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 362 2 3 0 4 0 1 0 1 9 360 136 16 63 108 16 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 338 1 0 1 4 0 3 3 8 13 317 85 4 71 14 0 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 150 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 3 147 26 0 18 8 0 

57176 DANBURY 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 85 40 1 22 23 3 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 533 16 2 3 2 4 2 15 2 6 527 172 12 120 31 21 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 207 0 1 1 0 5 1 4 1 4 194 64 0 48 30 0 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 149 0 0 0 0 9 2 0 0 1 137 49 2 37 20 0 

57058 EARLY 168 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 175 90 5 38 59 5 

57102 NEMAHA 106 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 105 55 3 18 19 3 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 156 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 155 51 2 27 2 4 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 70 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 33 1 9 0 2 

55074 GLIDDEN 173 1 0 8 2 0 0 0 0 8 176 77 2 0 0 7 

57182 HAWARDEN 218 3 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 215 82 1 42 0 4 

57192 IRETON 79 0 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 3 69 41 0 16 0 1 

57184 HINTON 198 3 8 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 212 110 10 0 0 7 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 36 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 35 22 0 0 17 0 

57186 HOLSTEIN 486 22 2 0 2 5 2 1 1 7 496 157 10 90 64 8 

57188 HORNICK 197 12 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 203 81 1 44 60 11 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 355 4 0 2 3 0 2 1 1 4 356 140 4 52 50 6 

57194 KINGSLEY 326 7 0 5 0 0 5 2 0 5 326 0 4 0 30 7 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 246 0 0 0 2 8 5 6 1 6 222 77 1 36 30 6 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 249 6 0 2 0 34 3 5 12 4 199 81 2 51 47 6 

57220 SENEY 93 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 3 95 49 0 26 4 8 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 369 0 1 4 12 0 0 0 1 5 380 117 6 0 0 12 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 75 0 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 2 69 33 1 20 16 0 

55100 MANNING 218 0 0 2 3 7 1 1 3 3 208 80 5 46 11 0 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 245 7 2 0 6 0 0 2 2 6 250 82 6 37 28 6 

57250 TICONIC 52 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 54 33 2 20 23 3 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 279 11 0 6 6 1 1 7 0 4 289 128 1 58 33 9

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 143 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 140 86 8 52 35 0 

55197 ADAVILLE 114 4 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 1 121 82 5 29 10 3 

57202 MOVILLE 353 9 3 2 1 0 0 3 2 4 359 119 2 62 51 23 

57204 ODEBOLT 347 7 2 3 2 7 3 1 0 5 345 105 1 57 15 7 

57206 ONAWA 242 4 0 2 0 0 1 2 2 4 239 70 4 25 35 4 

57252 TURIN 72 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 3 70 30 0 9 15 0 

57210 PIERSON 155 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 5 145 41 0 22 13 5 

55357 MEADOW STAR 98 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 98 397 2 18 10 0 

57212 QUIMBY 163 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 167 62 1 30 0 7 

57256 WASHTA 139 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 142 35 1 17 0 3 

57122 SAC CITY 437 8 0 4 2 1 13 4 0 8 425 151 2 56 25 3 

57218 SCHALLER 174 2 67 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 237 44 2 45 58 7 

57166 ARTHUR 58 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 52 14 0 9 31 0 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 401 13 0 3 3 0 1 2 1 6 410 120 6 85 0 11 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 196 0 0 1 1 10 0 1 6 6 175 86 3 41 28 3 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 822 28 0 6 1 17 6 15 0 17 802 320 13 160 39 12 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 1200 40 1 24 12 32 16 13 5 25 1186 435 31 320 185 36 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 251 2 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 10 248 143 27 46 184 8 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 69 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 70 69 1 14 44 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 214 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 218 82 4 264 30 0 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 75 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 2 73 40 2 25 10 0 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 512 9 5 11 4 0 0 7 1 3 530 0 8 9 49 2 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 246 16 0 4 0 4 7 3 0 3 249 104 10 101 74 8 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 467 36 3 30 12 8 2 0 0 13 525 262 22 0 0 11 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 410 5 0 2 1 5 6 7 0 12 388 156 10 83 66 5 

57248 SMITHLAND 61 0 0 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 57 54 0 18 38 1 


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Sioux City District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



57162 AKRON, WESLEY 12 14 6 8 40 31 0 6 0 0 0 29 150 12 0 390000 90000 50434 0 53436 

57164 ANTHON 10 45 10 8 73 22 0 35 4 0 0 95 2756 0 0 539972 93784 36000 0 0 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 7 11 10 6 34 15 5 30 2 0 0 0 0 12 931 175000 0 10037 0 0 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 11 37 13 9 70 46 12 0 0 0 0 85 1038 10 0 714071 80000 0 0 0 

55032 BAYARD 5 12 0 0 17 12 0 0 0 8 480 53 530 5 0 505950 75000 0 0 0 

55166 WICHITA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 125 0 0 20000 0 0 0 0 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 23 119 96 28 266 80 12 0 16 0 0 100 5351 50 0 12311 225000 54442 0 0 

57170 CHARTER OAK 7 19 13 0 39 29 0 0 10 0 0 24 448 16 221 55000 34000 0 0 0 

57178 DELOIT 2 18 0 0 20 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000 0 0 0 0 

57171 UTE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 306 0 0 10000 0 0 0 0 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 22 61 60 25 168 74 0 10 19 0 0 108 3751 30 95 1500000 84000 120000 19000 0 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 11 50 35 0 96 81 11 46 0 0 0 74 1574 0 0 959000 115000 0 0 0 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 12 29 9 5 55 39 29 100 0 11 1200 36 1629 17 100 594700 102300 115000 0 0 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 1 3 3 0 7 3 4 35 0 11 1200 25 170 17 100 252500 0 26000 0 0 

57176 DANBURY 6 6 6 8 26 26 0 14 0 0 0 30 1200 0 0 225800 0 37400 0 0 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 6 43 35 11 95 79 150 28 13 15 800 110 273 63 300 1697000 80000 160000 0 5022 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 11 31 23 0 65 56 12 115 0 0 0 63 824 6 0 420000 102800 55500 0 0 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 4 22 0 0 26 15 12 0 0 0 0 27 1925 0 0 300000 0 0 0 0 

57058 EARLY 13 36 22 7 78 45 8 4 10 0 0 67 2067 25 300 1138000 65000 190000 0 1000 

57102 NEMAHA 6 18 7 6 37 20 8 14 0 0 0 30 5000 0 0 600000 0 11500 0 0 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 5 26 11 14 56 15 10 0 4 0 0 39 175 7 0 307000 32000 0 0 0 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 6 3 5 0 14 11 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 5 0 72000 0 22000 0 0 

55074 GLIDDEN 7 22 11 7 47 20 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 500 447200 83200 0 56000 0 

57182 HAWARDEN 8 25 7 24 64 35 10 7 3 0 0 33 740 0 0 501000 85000 130000 0 0 

57192 IRETON 3 5 7 0 15 10 0 9 0 0 0 12 400 0 0 290000 0 3000 0 0 

57184 HINTON 10 30 14 0 54 38 10 12 7 0 0 0 0 12 0 500000 80000 0 0 0 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 3 5 2 12 22 19 10 10 0 0 0 11 0 0 920 50000 0 0 0 0 

57186 HOLSTEIN 22 73 53 12 160 56 0 17 19 0 0 115 1184 53 0 1438000 80000 547467 0 0 

57188 HORNICK 6 20 15 8 49 22 17 0 11 13 430 29 800 13 260 260000 90000 0 0 0 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 21 37 21 16 95 59 36 95 0 10 500 68 724 18 100 640000 200000 125126 0 0 

57194 KINGSLEY 15 38 30 10 93 41 0 0 7 6 250 64 1575 20 200 1000000 75000 89000 0 0 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 11 27 6 0 44 23 31 15 0 17 0 45 1458 13 0 515000 70000 70000 0 0 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 0 35 21 23 79 33 0 0 6 15 150 43 210 0 0 1342900 112000 185328 0 14424 

57220 SENEY 7 12 7 9 35 20 0 8 8 0 0 10 403 13 257 100000 0 300 0 0 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 17 0 0 0 17 44 20 20 0 12 179 57 5719 33 1266 236000 91000 130000 0 0 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 3 4 5 0 12 6 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 219000 47600 6000 0 0 

55100 MANNING 12 52 26 22 112 50 8 2 0 0 0 47 1652 20 0 585000 78000 0 0 0 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 7 12 7 0 26 22 0 48 6 0 0 82 4193 4 0 555000 82500 68776 0 0 

57250 TICONIC 1 4 0 0 5 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 122706 0 6984 0 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 20 48 34 13 115 35 8 10 9 0 0 44 720 17 0 1107250 89000 34899 0 0

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 9 26 8 10 53 42 0 20 0 0 0 22 577 10 100 296000 53000 47700 0 0 

55197 ADAVILLE 10 30 16 44 100 70 0 110 3 10 0 30 844 16 50 260000 65000 45000 0 0 

57202 MOVILLE 13 24 24 0 61 31 0 14 7 0 0 84 1445 18 0 871000 90000 45667 0 0 

57204 ODEBOLT 18 66 38 10 132 59 15 10 7 0 0 117 1669 60 2216 896359 156000 0 0 0 

57206 ONAWA 9 17 12 15 53 28 20 23 3 15 500 46 2100 5 0 721000 84000 66083 0 0 

57252 TURIN 0 0 0 0 0 21 18 7 0 0 0 19 800 0 0 125000 0 8000 0 0 

57210 PIERSON 4 15 5 0 24 13 0 0 0 12 311 37 862 10 30 270000 60000 9000 0 0 

55357 MEADOW STAR 4 13 0 25 42 25 0 0 0 8 0 28 1525 0 0 288000 0 20000 0 0 

57212 QUIMBY 10 25 19 11 65 45 0 0 7 0 0 38 1474 22 130 318000 100000 0 0 0 

57256 WASHTA 5 5 6 8 24 15 0 0 1 0 0 38 575 13 130 220000 0 0 0 0 

57122 SAC CITY 12 53 15 12 92 42 0 0 0 12 0 155 3655 2 0 395000 52000 93929 0 0 

57218 SCHALLER 19 47 33 9 108 35 32 69 2 0 0 41 3234 0 0 450000 75000 6265 0 0 

57166 ARTHUR 4 8 2 0 14 10 8 0 0 0 0 15 113 0 0 123000 0 0 0 0 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 21 80 24 6 131 80 9 0 13 0 0 46 1050 0 0 918190 97440 14640 0 4314 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 10 15 8 25 58 36 6 10 3 0 0 29 2500 6 100 900000 50000 38000 0 0 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 47 128 94 110 379 154 88 10 24 0 0 130 857 35 791 3020000 0 652552 0 4975 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 76 229 155 112 572 228 300 200 21 31 1431 141 1042 65 670 2846700 120000 52000 0 0 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 9 47 14 8 78 35 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 13 257 750000 75000 30000 40000 0 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 1 8 0 0 9 3 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 10 44 12 9 75 40 0 50 0 0 0 26 200 12 0 375000 65000 0 0 0 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 7 29 4 0 40 23 0 0 0 0 0 17 1200 6 0 134000 0 0 0 0 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 20 56 30 18 124 86 45 104 5 15 0 71 0 30 0 743100 117450 82274 38000 0 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 11 30 8 20 69 32 4 22 8 0 0 0 0 6 0 1285000 101000 118000 0 0 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 18 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 11 0 0 77 4126 0 0 1610000 95000 66819 24794 0 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 9 16 9 12 46 33 5 30 0 0 0 95 1108 12 60 145000 40000 7000 0 0 

57248 SMITHLAND 10 25 0 0 35 18 7 10 0 0 0 19 817 0 0 137500 0 0 0 0 


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57162 AKRON, WESLEY 5371 5372 2177 2177 4007 4007 248 248 0 0 

57164 ANTHON 6752 6752 2736 2736 5037 5037 311 311 0 0 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 1681 1681 681 681 1254 1254 78 78 0 0 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 8449 8449 3424 3424 6303 6303 390 390 0 0 

55032 BAYARD 3380 3380 1370 1370 2522 2522 156 156 0 0 

55166 WICHITA 711 711 288 288 531 531 33 33 0 0 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 18891 18891 7656 7656 14092 14092 871 871 0 0 

57170 CHARTER OAK 2509 2509 1017 1017 474 1872 0 116 0 0 

57178 DELOIT 0 662 0 268 0 494 0 31 0 0 

57171 UTE 886 886 359 359 0 661 0 41 0 0 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 16016 16016 6491 6491 7521 11947 738 738 0 0 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 10258 10258 4157 4157 7652 7652 473 473 0 1355 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 5778 5778 2342 2342 4310 4310 266 266 0 0 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 2598 2598 1053 1053 1938 1938 120 120 0 0 

57176 DANBURY 2313 2313 937 937 1726 1726 107 107 0 0 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 11430 13718 4630 5559 8530 10233 530 632 0 0 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 4922 4922 1995 1995 3672 3672 227 227 0 0 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 2549 3059 1033 1240 1901 2282 117 141 0 0 

57058 EARLY 5408 5408 1192 2192 4034 4034 249 249 0 0 

57102 NEMAHA 2665 2665 1080 1080 1988 1988 123 123 0 0 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 4120 4120 1670 1670 2432 3073 79 190 0 0 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 1972 1972 799 799 1471 1471 91 91 0 0 

55074 GLIDDEN 4922 4922 1995 1995 3672 3672 227 227 0 0 

57182 HAWARDEN 7110 7110 2881 2881 5299 5303 327 328 0 0 

57192 IRETON 1868 1868 757 757 1394 1394 86 86 0 0 

57184 HINTON 4217 4217 1709 1709 3146 3146 194 194 0 2000 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 1604 1604 650 650 1196 1196 74 74 0 0 

57186 HOLSTEIN 13979 13979 5665 5665 10428 10428 648 644 0 0 

57188 HORNICK 4700 4700 1905 1905 3506 3506 216 217 0 0 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 10968 10968 4445 4445 8181 8182 506 506 0 0 

57194 KINGSLEY 7634 7634 3094 3094 5695 5695 352 352 0 0 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 7579 7580 3072 3072 5654 5654 348 349 0 0 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 2558 10429 0 4226 4934 7780 0 481 0 0 

57220 SENEY 1361 1485 551 602 1014 1107 62 68 0 0 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 11799 11799 4782 4782 3419 8802 0 544 0 0 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 0 2846 471 1153 0 2123 0 131 0 0 

55100 MANNING 6213 6213 2518 2518 4635 4635 0 286 0 1000 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 6021 6569 2440 2662 4491 4900 277 303 0 0 

57250 TICONIC 1463 1463 593 593 1091 1091 67 67 0 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 4740 9480 1920 3842 3535 7072 218 437 0 0

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 3607 3607 1462 1462 2691 2691 166 166 0 0 

55197 ADAVILLE 3906 3907 1582 1583 2913 2914 180 180 0 0 

57202 MOVILLE 9610 9610 3895 3895 7169 7169 443 443 0 0 

57204 ODEBOLT 7382 7382 2992 2992 5506 5506 340 340 0 0 

57206 ONAWA 7781 7781 1686 3153 2660 5804 164 359 0 0 

57252 TURIN 1483 1754 568 711 1102 1308 68 81 0 0 

57210 PIERSON 2878 2878 1166 1166 300 2147 0 133 0 0 

55357 MEADOW STAR 1166 2738 475 1110 0 2042 0 126 0 0 

57212 QUIMBY 4172 4172 1691 1691 3112 3112 192 192 0 851 

57256 WASHTA 3244 3244 1315 1315 2420 2420 150 150 0 0 

57122 SAC CITY 10526 10526 4266 4266 7852 7852 485 485 0 0 

57218 SCHALLER 3844 3844 1558 1558 2867 2867 177 177 0 0 

57166 ARTHUR 0 1821 0 738 0 1359 0 84 0 0 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 9078 9078 3679 3679 6772 6772 419 419 0 0 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 6723 6723 2724 2724 5015 5015 310 310 0 0 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 30287 30287 12273 12274 22593 22593 1395 1396 0 0 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 39306 39306 15929 15929 29321 29321 1812 1812 0 0 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 6492 6492 0 2631 1000 4843 0 299 0 0 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 5190 5195 2107 2105 3877 3875 240 239 0 0 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 1833 1833 745 745 1368 1368 85 85 0 0 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 10725 10725 4347 4347 8001 8001 494 494 0 0 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 9377 9377 3800 3800 6995 6995 432 432 0 0 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 5812 11701 2521 4742 4251 8728 268 539 0 0 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 1916 11497 776 4659 1430 8576 88 530 0 0 

57248 SMITHLAND 2099 2100 283 851 522 1566 32 97 0 0 


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Sioux City District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



57162 AKRON, WESLEY 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 184 

57164 ANTHON 0 0 78 42 23 39 25 44 38 34 0 798 0 0 399 482 1714 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 0 0 145 60 28 44 11 10 73 66 0 312 0 0 828 1472 0 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 0 0 165 52 58 75 37 44 50 0 0 344 0 0 1098 550 2264 

55032 BAYARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 137 154 215 

55166 WICHITA 0 3 10 10 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 0 0 25 43 66 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 0 0 25 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 0 800 0 500 4094 1906 3282 

57170 CHARTER OAK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 96 796 228 

57178 DELOIT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 436 

57171 UTE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 240 54 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 0 0 100 68 81 63 36 0 101 0 0 0 0 0 347 1969 3600 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 0 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 0 712 1172 2882 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1314 34148 1338 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 229 931 625 

57176 DANBURY 0 0 6 0 20 46 0 2 2 0 0 256 0 0 473 1806 571 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 0 0 56 52 5 0 60 16 0 0 0 151 0 0 340 87 2762 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 0 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 56 25 25 22 0 0 209 248 1672 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 0 0 10 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 85 95 917 

57058 EARLY 0 0 35 44 79 16 6 11 0 42 5 17 0 0 983 6038 2042 

57102 NEMAHA 0 0 32 62 30 35 22 17 17 28 3 571 0 0 2809 11465 1144 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 0 0 81 0 0 7 21 72 9 49 14 0 0 0 365 387 1208 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 0 0 58 15 10 14 25 33 14 30 18 210 0 0 1350 1002 915 

55074 GLIDDEN 0 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 8 9 0 0 0 0 37 622 1241 

57182 HAWARDEN 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 28 0 0 675 0 0 807 637 1597 

57192 IRETON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 224 0 0 694 347 862 

57184 HINTON 0 0 110 84 90 60 15 51 81 0 0 0 0 0 542 380 0 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 0 0 81 32 34 22 30 32 0 37 36 90 0 0 745 933 895 

57186 HOLSTEIN 0 0 22 22 60 25 2 25 33 0 0 1579 0 0 3533 21578 2535 

57188 HORNICK 0 0 29 4 0 20 8 3 5 26 4 422 0 0 735 2251 1644 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 0 0 198 92 18 53 16 15 43 0 0 1220 0 0 2129 98841 2608 

57194 KINGSLEY 0 0 47 14 5 13 0 6 8 29 20 0 0 0 430 18692 1474 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 40 0 150 73 0 46 43 28 0 50 0 592 0 0 894 915 1478 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 0 0 431 21 20 19 0 0 40 110 0 280 0 0 3692 772 1500 

57220 SENEY 0 0 50 18 0 43 10 0 30 16 0 300 0 0 780 302 426 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 0 0 58 0 0 26 47 68 37 0 0 0 0 0 535 1675 1956 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 0 0 170 0 0 0 0 0 0 58 0 0 0 0 124 168 285 

55100 MANNING 0 0 269 18 14 61 10 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 5824 1481 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 0 0 61 18 30 0 19 10 33 0 0 215 0 0 956 7540 1434 

57250 TICONIC 0 0 58 7 7 7 2 7 15 0 0 0 0 0 572 322 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 0 0 73 47 0 23 35 0 110 35 0 550 0 0 462 12809 1734

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 0 0 35 102 5 18 22 50 0 25 0 25 0 0 1397 8399 640 

55197 ADAVILLE 0 0 65 30 0 46 56 5 0 0 0 7546 0 0 16603 2851 1774 

57202 MOVILLE 0 0 337 76 41 63 2 43 53 161 47 10 0 0 1751 1882 2456 

57204 ODEBOLT 0 0 81 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 280 671 2485 

57206 ONAWA 0 0 125 29 349 61 20 21 16 60 18 3010 0 0 1068 857 1391 

57252 TURIN 0 0 23 0 0 33 12 16 12 9 6 0 0 0 116 80 394 

57210 PIERSON 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 180 0 0 456 993 956 

55357 MEADOW STAR 0 0 37 22 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 667 977 364 

57212 QUIMBY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 80 2689 1387 

57256 WASHTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 773 968 891 

57122 SAC CITY 0 0 235 81 87 24 76 52 25 48 28 663 0 0 855 26381 2405 

57218 SCHALLER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 443 0 0 155 4691 1064 

57166 ARTHUR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 8 73 486 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 233 671 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 0 0 115 70 0 57 2 0 39 18 0 0 0 0 185 601 1247 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 0 0 256 100 180 118 163 100 0 237 0 200 0 0 2216 4084 4993 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 0 121 575 256 76 231 182 211 344 0 0 611 0 0 3830 7015 7970 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 0 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 913 152 0 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 50 221 114 953 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 0 0 31 37 45 34 0 0 39 0 0 0 0 0 214 0 373 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 0 0 37 27 0 55 0 56 0 0 0 870 0 0 4133 7839 884 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 0 0 294 0 200 70 0 53 0 0 0 184 0 0 1353 999 794 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 4 0 0 0 145 523 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 0 0 173 0 36 37 25 25 36 25 36 0 0 0 1201 5560 3161 

57248 SMITHLAND 0 0 116 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -10 0 0 105 1120 171 


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Sioux City District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



57162 AKRON, WESLEY 11855 0 2126 745 13981 14726 0 0 4876 5188 0 36684 72838 

57164 ANTHON 21925 0 0 1459 21925 22802 0 0 1893 3668 0 5297 51335 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 6923 0 0 461 6923 7200 0 0 399 350 0 13831 28246 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 30810 0 0 3643 30810 31827 0 2622 3507 15286 0 13699 86605 

55032 BAYARD 15192 0 0 900 15192 16092 0 120 120 1750 0 5875 30876 

55166 WICHITA 3600 0 0 220 3600 3820 0 0 50 437 0 0 5828 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 44000 0 0 3997 44000 47000 0 29452 6705 19265 0 19995 142183 

57170 CHARTER OAK 9197 0 0 1657 9197 9517 0 0 170 209 0 3255 17952 

57178 DELOIT 4635 0 0 767 4635 4635 0 0 60 21 0 3888 9040 

57171 UTE 4598 0 0 816 4598 4759 0 0 0 0 0 868 7015 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 40122 0 0 4145 40122 41406 0 9428 2664 23100 11000 153562 267579 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 26290 0 2000 3100 28290 31711 0 5881 9216 11650 0 10167 88184 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 16213 0 1170 0 17383 17053 0 0 3123 4319 0 16586 90907 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 8156 0 0 978 8156 8527 0 0 0 0 0 16690 32340 

57176 DANBURY 12252 0 0 1345 12252 12250 0 0 620 162 0 3591 24890 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 29060 10271 722 4199 40053 36255 0 6443 5643 29982 0 28042 132370 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 17265 0 47 1796 17312 17897 0 0 2580 9713 0 22745 65573 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 11220 0 34 945 11254 11443 0 0 303 2417 0 14151 34893 

57058 EARLY 18600 0 0 1820 18600 19083 0 729 1837 12682 0 51363 104684 

57102 NEMAHA 11400 0 0 1484 11400 11697 0 1060 846 5439 0 5055 44833 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 16077 0 0 1388 16077 17304 0 0 0 4996 0 4860 36449 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 8495 0 0 0 8495 9085 0 0 0 2219 0 2774 21515 

55074 GLIDDEN 25674 0 4014 76 29688 26701 0 0 2431 1679 38878 5103 90548 

57182 HAWARDEN 23025 0 0 701 23025 23716 0 1225 3009 6024 2042 4400 57884 

57192 IRETON 7195 0 65 1007 7260 7419 0 780 752 1279 0 4751 20274 

57184 HINTON 28838 0 0 1079 28838 0 0 1360 28839 1070 0 900 72328 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 7200 0 1275 265 8475 9673 0 440 360 2929 0 7773 26028 

57186 HOLSTEIN 39244 0 0 877 39244 40000 0 4193 6525 32070 0 27223 165196 

57188 HORNICK 23779 0 0 3290 23779 25380 0 0 1714 5074 0 7108 53155 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 37276 0 424 2786 37700 38504 0 2146 2917 20018 0 10344 200313 

57194 KINGSLEY 34884 0 24 1228 34908 35884 0 0 3257 6563 0 7777 90019 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 30021 0 77 2257 30098 31133 0 0 1439 6985 0 36736 96222 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 24060 0 0 1263 24060 25780 0 5009 3584 18480 0 8823 69325 

57220 SENEY 8020 0 0 0 8020 7760 0 0 881 1980 0 0 15846 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 32660 0 358 1307 33018 34875 0 8440 12595 13110 0 0 83126 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 10397 0 979 2849 11376 14225 0 18 725 2825 0 5032 21235 

55100 MANNING 21616 0 6375 7000 27991 25038 0 290 550 3900 0 4755 59768 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 23826 0 4264 2625 28090 24000 0 0 2794 11855 0 8909 75197 

57250 TICONIC 5869 0 300 699 6169 0 0 520 610 1067 0 1319 13376 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 31528 0 0 3685 31528 31643 0 1684 5248 14615 0 12814 90500

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 14615 0 0 1070 14615 15199 0 0 3154 2686 0 5425 44524 

55197 ADAVILLE 14615 0 0 1070 14615 15199 0 0 4609 2683 0 8462 67929 

57202 MOVILLE 34500 0 500 2857 35000 35725 0 401 2132 17630 0 11323 94125 

57204 ODEBOLT 30773 0 0 256 30773 31523 0 0 3674 2773 0 10456 67413 

57206 ONAWA 28418 0 0 1015 28418 28594 0 5550 3291 13605 0 13980 78613 

57252 TURIN 7104 0 0 550 7104 7148 0 480 618 1555 0 2042 15242 

57210 PIERSON 11970 0 423 1039 12393 12790 0 0 818 947 0 2225 23352 

55357 MEADOW STAR 11970 0 422 1023 12392 12790 0 0 577 1666 0 4190 22639 

57212 QUIMBY 16775 0 0 1308 16775 22531 0 0 655 2232 0 6808 40680 

57256 WASHTA 13725 0 1440 1255 15165 0 0 0 1075 3740 0 3649 33391 

57122 SAC CITY 30948 0 37 2079 30985 31879 0 4103 7004 5507 0 12303 109889 

57218 SCHALLER 15255 0 0 1797 15255 17053 0 1136 4686 2644 0 5054 42439 

57166 ARTHUR 7422 0 4 0 7426 8527 0 0 475 1349 0 2696 12533 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 27300 0 3000 388 30300 27300 0 3074 3119 20306 9000 6788 90424 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 27850 0 0 447 27850 27850 0 1561 4128 2247 0 11222 62553 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 44860 25180 17820 4475 87860 109918 0 40073 14190 54196 0 50917 286362 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 49049 13722 441 1737 63212 57193 0 63072 27797 70588 0 31856 301247 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 15646 0 0 6240 15646 0 0 1250 2196 9508 9300 24709 70142 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 10400 0 0 0 10400 10816 0 450 4352 1487 0 8888 25127 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 21356 0 0 300 21356 21999 0 1950 2620 2300 0 8823 47911 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 5936 0 0 953 5936 6233 0 0 1428 0 0 0 12168 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 43727 0 0 2347 43727 37040 0 8775 5596 16860 0 10122 113773 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 31200 0 0 455 31200 32200 0 0 3300 6400 0 31100 96553 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 35441 0 250 1791 35691 35441 0 21530 5789 28359 50028 24556 157985 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 32499 0 0 1757 32499 33149 0 7499 3337 24910 0 21342 96617 

57248 SMITHLAND 5832 0 300 1400 6132 5832 0 0 727 98 0 5932 17329 


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Spencer District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 706 1 0 5 5 0 0 5 2 10 700 209 16 168 51 8 

57278 ALTA 201 4 0 0 0 0 7 3 2 1 192 89 1 23 32 4 

57280 ARCHER 154 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 148 75 2 33 2 0 

56524 ARMSTRONG 262 8 0 1 4 0 0 3 3 2 267 90 7 0 0 5 

56550 DOLLIVER 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 83 20 0 0 0 0 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 170 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 5 3 164 109 3 11 0 0 

57298 FOSTORIA 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 54 9 0 0 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 69 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 2 63 25 1 0 0 0 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 659 17 0 5 5 35 0 7 2 6 636 190 12 91 54 15 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 726 14 0 6 1 32 0 1 4 13 697 224 11 173 249 12 

57294 EVERLY 250 3 0 4 1 7 1 1 0 1 248 102 6 84 32 4 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 38 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 16 0 5 6 0 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 115 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 110 0 2 10 0 0 

56568 GOOD HOPE 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 43 21 1 3 2 0 

56534 BURT 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 81 22 1 4 0 0 

56570 GRAETTINGER 238 8 0 2 3 13 2 0 0 6 230 70 9 24 70 4 

55265 GEORGE, EVANGELICAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57304 HARRIS 88 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 85 44 1 14 23 3 

57310 LAKE PARK 256 2 0 6 7 0 0 4 1 8 258 106 4 72 55 10 

57306 HARTLEY 460 9 0 6 0 0 2 4 4 4 461 176 7 96 81 22 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 555 11 0 3 5 1 11 9 0 18 535 266 8 72 36 16 

56552 HUNTINGTON 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 37 25 0 7 0 0 

57362 SUPERIOR 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 13 1 20 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 38 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 34 15 0 2 2 0 

56588 LAURENS 505 9 0 11 4 0 0 7 0 12 510 192 12 139 56 7 

57316 LESTER 60 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 63 54 0 54 0 1 

57318 MARATHON 149 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 144 60 1 24 68 0 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 222 7 1 4 0 0 8 4 2 4 216 60 4 0 0 7 

57330 NEWELL 187 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 187 95 0 30 31 0 

57132 VARINA 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 25 0 13 33 0 

57336 PETERSON 189 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 5 188 59 0 0 0 30 

56574 HAVELOCK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 135 3 1 0 0 0 0 6 0 2 131 0 0 0 18 3 

56600 PLOVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 171 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 171 66 0 30 35 0 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 286 0 0 5 1 0 0 4 0 3 285 139 2 56 65 10 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 247 1 1 4 3 1 25 9 1 2 218 119 3 0 13 0 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 122 70 0 22 10 0 

56608 RUTHVEN 309 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 3 306 111 2 70 0 0 

56526 AYRSHIRE 117 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 4 100 30 1 5 4 0

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 162 8 0 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 165 74 1 26 30 0 

57322 MELVIN 87 2 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 2 86 34 0 12 16 0 

57350 SHELDON 727 32 4 6 17 1 12 14 14 11 734 400 16 167 75 19 

57352 SIBLEY 253 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 7 252 101 5 74 30 6 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 140 8 0 1 3 0 2 1 0 3 146 81 3 54 37 3 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 250 6 1 2 0 6 0 1 3 4 245 101 4 0 0 8 

57340 REMBRANDT 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 67 24 4 0 0 0 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 1074 25 1 19 6 36 0 15 9 18 1047 425 17 206 240 13 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 1051 8 0 35 5 0 8 4 2 18 1067 313 10 208 115 16 

57360 STORM LAKE 1016 8 0 21 8 29 2 23 3 24 972 407 18 235 269 19 

57364 SUTHERLAND 263 5 1 0 6 14 0 3 4 4 250 75 8 32 40 4 

57314 LARRABEE 101 1 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 3 93 35 1 0 10 0 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 273 4 13 0 1 0 0 6 0 5 280 107 5 44 40 5 

57366 TERRIL 287 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 5 4 280 60 4 51 25 7 

57312 LANGDON 124 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 119 45 1 8 15 0 

56548 TITONKA 155 4 0 2 2 1 0 1 1 4 156 55 3 14 10 7 

56620 DOAN 72 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 76 32 0 5 3 2 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 164 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 171 60 1 10 0 0 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 59 20 0 0 0 0 

57292 DICKENS 118 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 121 30 3 0 0 0 

56626 WEST BEND 207 11 0 5 1 0 0 3 2 7 212 92 1 50 20 8 

56598 MALLARD 239 7 0 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 243 70 3 49 20 7 


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Spencer District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 40 100 65 30 235 109 15 8 8 34 735 127 2573 55 312 5000000 85000 75000 485000 15000 

57278 ALTA 17 20 8 34 79 32 16 28 4 0 0 58 1013 0 0 561000 62000 103200 2000 0 

57280 ARCHER 10 23 21 25 79 45 0 0 0 0 0 41 317 13 0 400000 42000 0 0 0 

56524 ARMSTRONG 11 21 10 0 42 18 0 20 0 0 0 55 5473 9 0 640000 95000 0 50000 0 

56550 DOLLIVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 1793 0 0 46000 0 0 0 0 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 3 12 4 15 34 17 0 7 0 0 0 67 1594 0 0 240000 65000 75000 6000 0 

57298 FOSTORIA 2 10 3 0 15 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70000 0 0 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 2 8 2 0 12 5 0 3 0 0 0 15 585 0 0 77000 0 0 0 0 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 33 84 33 17 167 72 10 80 0 0 0 192 1223 102 996 945 103000 142120 0 0 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 36 131 88 30 285 92 30 98 8 30 3350 145 1968 30 525 1518500 88000 106000 44371 0 

57294 EVERLY 18 60 24 16 118 57 20 15 3 20 2156 28 3741 26 526 325000 75000 0 0 0 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 3 5 0 0 8 6 6 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000 0 0 0 0 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 5 7 6 7 25 15 0 10 0 0 0 28 150 8 0 108000 57000 0 0 0 

56568 GOOD HOPE 6 0 0 11 17 15 0 0 0 0 0 19 20 0 0 201000 54000 0 0 0 

56534 BURT 1 0 0 15 16 15 0 10 0 0 0 34 200 0 0 250000 56500 0 0 0 

56570 GRAETTINGER 9 22 16 10 57 20 7 5 0 0 0 73 7322 0 0 575000 100000 0 0 0 

55265 GEORGE, EVANGELICAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57304 HARRIS 6 10 9 0 25 14 7 17 2 0 0 20 2623 13 64 296000 0 7888 0 0 

57310 LAKE PARK 15 32 24 13 84 45 10 41 2 0 0 41 2229 33 148 350000 115000 356358 0 0 

57306 HARTLEY 14 90 40 15 159 88 0 5 8 0 0 60 1800 40 100 1334700 90000 0 0 0 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 39 84 50 53 226 118 107 244 0 13 500 164 333 24 500 1752400 236000 122000 13000 0 

56552 HUNTINGTON 1 6 0 0 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 26000 0 1800 0 0 

57362 SUPERIOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8393 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 11 1435 0 0 194000 0 69838 0 0 

56588 LAURENS 53 84 61 48 246 71 23 19 7 43 750 164 6595 44 45 1416 135 15000 0 0 

57316 LESTER 11 20 8 15 54 30 0 10 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 170000 0 20000 0 0 

57318 MARATHON 6 18 11 24 59 24 15 0 0 0 0 65 1900 0 0 554000 62500 7390 0 0 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 10 23 12 12 57 20 7 18 7 0 1100 80 500 7 0 341250 32850 10250 0 0 

57330 NEWELL 8 36 16 7 67 38 0 58 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 550000 100000 45000 0 0 

57132 VARINA 3 5 3 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 180000 0 6000 0 0 

57336 PETERSON 10 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56574 HAVELOCK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56600 PLOVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 6 25 20 4 55 22 0 4 0 0 0 38 0 20 0 470000 40000 107065 0 0 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 32 58 40 39 169 73 5 40 0 0 0 65 1207 15 127 2037000 95700 73404 0 0 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 22 24 8 13 67 33 10 8 0 0 0 34 1110 0 0 630000 135000 10000 0 0 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 26 48 19 5 98 70 0 0 0 0 0 50 145 14 0 237600 237600 2000 0 11000 

56608 RUTHVEN 24 41 33 0 98 24 70 0 0 0 0 100 52 0 0 520000 70000 115000 0 0 

56526 AYRSHIRE 2 7 7 0 16 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 1500 7 100 173300 63250 0 0 0

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 11 35 15 13 74 35 0 0 0 0 0 24 800 0 0 666667 173889 83000 0 0 

57322 MELVIN 5 10 0 7 22 6 0 0 0 0 0 26 300 0 0 280000 0 0 0 0 

57350 SHELDON 40 102 60 105 307 187 129 168 18 50 2134 137 3000 60 7521 2039700 125500 182804 34766 4467 

57352 SIBLEY 12 62 17 14 105 46 18 6 6 0 0 30 400 16 0 650000 120000 5500 15200 0 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 9 32 6 6 53 34 8 6 3 0 0 30 400 11 0 500000 80000 24000 0 0 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 18 56 30 14 118 80 0 0 0 0 0 56 3100 30 370 281200 42150 0 0 0 

57340 REMBRANDT 6 3 8 10 27 12 6 0 0 0 0 18 400 0 0 130000 0 3000 0 0 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 132 183 182 79 576 180 302 155 25 20 300 165 6500 65 1000 4447360 287000 793651 14500 0 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 40 125 40 49 254 75 85 64 0 24 2080 181 2438 49 1875 1276184 211139 565162 0 0 

57360 STORM LAKE 42 140 88 48 318 118 48 245 16 14 300 154 2578 71 1566 1353640 170000 55177 0 0 

57364 SUTHERLAND 13 11 23 14 61 30 15 35 4 7 450 70 372 28 1696 310000 44000 142000 0 0 

57314 LARRABEE 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 15 0 0 0 21 334 7 159 105861 15625 20000 0 0 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 15 40 30 14 99 31 14 20 4 0 0 59 759 18 70 760172 60400 0 0 5000 

57366 TERRIL 6 25 15 12 58 35 6 0 0 0 0 50 600 25 100 362000 55800 0 0 0 

57312 LANGDON 12 8 8 10 38 20 5 0 0 0 0 18 300 6 300 85000 0 0 0 0 

56548 TITONKA 5 11 11 7 34 20 8 30 3 0 0 37 625 9 150 495000 76000 21402 0 0 

56620 DOAN 3 9 5 0 17 11 2 0 2 0 0 24 1231 9 150 157 0 0 0 0 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 11 23 11 11 56 50 20 0 0 0 0 35 2138 25 404 145000 47500 0 0 193500 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 3 3 1 0 7 3 1 0 0 0 0 13 0 2 0 185000 0 0 0 0 

57292 DICKENS 2 1 2 0 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 18 0 2 0 120600 0 0 0 0 

56626 WEST BEND 16 59 23 32 130 43 59 63 8 0 0 47 652 18 36 607000 100000 156000 0 0 

56598 MALLARD 19 80 25 12 136 41 96 50 7 0 0 65 2064 24 276 526500 0 22000 0 0 


641

642 



Spencer District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 19863 19863 8050 8050 7233 14817 0 916 0 0 

57278 ALTA 7584 7584 3074 3074 5657 5657 350 350 50 0 

57280 ARCHER 5599 5599 2268 2269 4176 4176 258 258 43 0 

56524 ARMSTRONG 5334 5334 2162 2162 3979 3979 246 246 0 0 

56550 DOLLIVER 1783 1783 722 722 1330 1330 82 82 0 0 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 4863 4863 1971 1971 3627 3627 224 224 0 0 

57298 FOSTORIA 318 1273 129 516 0 950 0 59 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 1742 1742 706 706 1300 1300 80 80 0 0 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 10975 10975 4448 4448 8187 8187 506 506 0 0 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 8790 17573 3563 7122 6556 13108 409 810 144 9346 

57294 EVERLY 5526 5526 2240 2240 4122 4122 255 255 62 0 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 793 793 321 321 591 591 37 37 0 0 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 4371 4371 0 1771 0 3260 0 202 0 0 

56568 GOOD HOPE 1805 1805 732 732 1347 1347 83 83 0 0 

56534 BURT 2980 2980 1208 1208 2223 2223 137 137 0 0 

56570 GRAETTINGER 6379 6379 2585 2585 4759 4759 294 294 0 0 

55265 GEORGE, EVANGELICAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57304 HARRIS 3205 3205 1299 1299 2391 2391 148 148 0 0 

57310 LAKE PARK 6698 6698 2714 2714 4996 4996 309 309 0 0 

57306 HARTLEY 11411 11411 4625 4625 8512 8512 526 526 0 0 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 17336 17336 7026 7026 12932 12932 799 799 196 0 

56552 HUNTINGTON 787 787 319 319 587 587 36 36 0 0 

57362 SUPERIOR 719 719 281 291 0 536 0 33 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 3010 3010 1219 1219 2246 2246 139 139 10 0 

56588 LAURENS 13405 13405 5433 5433 9999 9999 618 618 0 0 

57316 LESTER 1682 1682 682 682 1255 1255 78 78 0 1152 

57318 MARATHON 3812 3812 1545 1545 2844 2844 176 176 37 0 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 6259 6259 0 2537 702 4669 289 289 0 0 

57330 NEWELL 1500 5545 0 2247 0 4137 0 256 0 0 

57132 VARINA 1219 1219 494 494 909 909 56 56 0 0 

57336 PETERSON 3860 4211 1564 1707 2879 3141 177 194 0 0 

56574 HAVELOCK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 3151 3151 1277 1277 2350 2350 145 145 0 0 

56600 PLOVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 4136 4136 1676 1676 3084 3085 191 191 50 0 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 12024 12024 4872 4872 8969 8969 555 555 0 0 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 5134 10268 2180 4161 7660 7660 473 473 0 2112 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 0 3677 0 1490 0 2743 0 170 0 0 

56608 RUTHVEN 6222 6788 2521 2751 4641 5063 286 313 0 0 

56526 AYRSHIRE 2680 2680 1086 1086 999 1999 124 124 0 0

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 4204 4204 1704 1704 3136 3136 194 194 0 0 

57322 MELVIN 1987 1987 805 805 1483 1483 92 92 0 0 

57350 SHELDON 25388 27694 10285 11223 18942 20658 1177 1277 0 0 

57352 SIBLEY 7326 7326 2969 2969 5465 5465 338 338 0 0 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 4241 4241 1719 1719 3164 3164 196 196 0 0 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 5880 5880 2383 2383 4386 4386 271 271 0 0 

57340 REMBRANDT 2516 2516 1020 1020 1877 1877 115 116 0 0 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 31138 31138 12619 12619 23227 23227 1436 1436 268 0 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 26839 26839 10877 10877 20021 20021 1237 1237 249 0 

57360 STORM LAKE 26012 28344 10529 11487 19351 21143 1198 1307 241 0 

57364 SUTHERLAND 5695 5695 2308 2308 4248 4248 263 263 0 0 

57314 LARRABEE 2591 2591 1050 1050 1933 1933 119 119 0 0 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 6906 6906 2199 2799 4151 5151 318 318 52 0 

57366 TERRIL 5358 5357 2171 2171 3996 3996 247 247 0 0 

57312 LANGDON 2376 2376 963 963 1772 1772 110 110 0 0 

56548 TITONKA 4437 4437 1798 1798 3310 3310 205 205 39 2214 

56620 DOAN 1830 1830 741 741 1365 1365 84 84 20 0 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 3570 3570 1447 1447 2663 2663 165 165 0 0 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 1535 1535 622 622 1145 1145 71 71 0 0 

57292 DICKENS 2740 2740 1110 1110 2044 2044 126 126 0 0 

56626 WEST BEND 5657 5657 2292 2293 4220 4220 261 261 51 0 

56598 MALLARD 4859 4859 1968 1969 3624 3624 224 224 59 0 


643

644 




Spencer District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 0 0 113 84 15 40 35 30 0 0 0 835 0 0 1926 1659 3455 

57278 ALTA 0 0 125 72 27 57 42 65 0 0 5 100 0 0 487 3299 1002 

57280 ARCHER 0 0 139 69 0 40 56 80 0 33 0 160 0 0 908 1370 339 

56524 ARMSTRONG 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 300 638 876 

56550 DOLLIVER 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 20 365 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 0 0 190 136 136 41 136 41 136 41 0 136 0 0 936 2294 1195 

57298 FOSTORIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 0 0 10 0 0 0 30 0 10 21 0 0 0 0 75 527 323 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 0 0 238 201 176 147 99 192 138 452 200 0 0 0 1361 3506 4154 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 0 0 322 83 0 72 62 91 80 73 48 0 0 0 2706 62964 5741 

57294 EVERLY 0 0 34 0 0 54 0 64 0 0 0 89 0 0 249 950 708 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 0 0 8 0 0 10 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 442 4374 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 0 0 32 0 0 57 15 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 421 293 1070 

56568 GOOD HOPE 0 5 20 10 5 10 5 15 5 5 5 0 0 0 255 723 292 

56534 BURT 0 0 13 16 0 15 0 20 11 0 0 0 0 0 74 251 847 

56570 GRAETTINGER 0 0 30 0 0 41 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 369 3112 1236 

55265 GEORGE, EVANGELICAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57304 HARRIS 0 0 106 48 59 10 0 20 0 5 0 0 0 0 329 753 907 

57310 LAKE PARK 0 0 185 41 0 2 0 8 0 15 0 52 0 0 1020 16674 1442 

57306 HARTLEY 0 0 90 58 26 27 18 16 37 0 0 926 0 0 3974 32223 2661 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3535 1759 2681 

56552 HUNTINGTON 0 0 25 20 15 10 0 0 0 10 15 0 0 0 20 0 57 

57362 SUPERIOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 0 0 57 32 0 0 0 36 14 0 0 0 0 0 167 604 452 

56588 LAURENS 0 0 34 100 18 42 29 23 0 0 0 810 0 0 2052 699 4197 

57316 LESTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 

57318 MARATHON 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 826 1012 652 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 0 0 149 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 528 1586 1056 

57330 NEWELL 0 0 39 14 5 12 2 32 0 21 0 0 0 0 342 13670 550 

57132 VARINA 0 0 56 50 30 32 25 43 30 13 0 0 0 33 263 647 585 

57336 PETERSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 170 0 0 486 1698 1086 

56574 HAVELOCK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 302 0 0 625 280 595 

56600 PLOVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 0 0 84 42 0 52 35 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 1781 13177 542 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 0 0 260 47 33 38 12 116 70 18 0 1145 0 0 4000 5748 2333 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 0 0 268 141 85 106 58 90 91 90 0 170 0 0 2994 2045 2828 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 0 56 16766 919 

56608 RUTHVEN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 765 0 0 1567 390 2089 

56526 AYRSHIRE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 210 100 467

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 0 0 30 13 0 0 3 10 8 24 0 0 0 0 495 594 1265 

57322 MELVIN 0 0 22 0 0 26 5 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 294 406 943 

57350 SHELDON 0 0 71 6 0 52 2 27 1 37 4 254 0 0 891 420 1493 

57352 SIBLEY 0 0 212 0 0 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 580 41569 853 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 0 0 159 0 0 160 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 974 1981 982 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 313 214 867 

57340 REMBRANDT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 71 566 446 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 0 0 6 139 81 16 6 6 98 6 6 1 0 0 2308 3550 4374 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 1500 0 372 191 245 108 69 78 507 177 69 5917 0 0 10245 19480 5314 

57360 STORM LAKE 0 0 239 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 973 7778 6544 

57364 SUTHERLAND 0 0 47 15 8 15 0 10 4 13 5 450 0 0 1725 27178 1328 

57314 LARRABEE 0 0 0 16 38 11 1 3 0 33 35 530 0 0 841 3385 675 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 0 0 55 0 7 43 46 51 0 14 0 22 0 192 917 21485 1423 

57366 TERRIL 0 0 98 75 34 36 89 12 43 29 0 0 0 0 535 0 878 

57312 LANGDON 0 0 27 17 7 48 9 0 0 15 27 0 0 0 150 80 562 

56548 TITONKA 0 0 45 0 51 27 18 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 375 391 4374 

56620 DOAN 0 0 49 0 0 38 33 22 0 0 0 160 0 0 443 550 785 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 0 0 10 50 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 256 1242 792 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 0 0 13 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 47 307 

57292 DICKENS 0 0 19 0 0 14 0 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 307 100 481 

56626 WEST BEND 0 0 177 19 37 28 7 29 71 0 0 1908 0 0 2485 2003 1641 

56598 MALLARD 0 0 90 33 27 24 9 10 28 0 0 249 0 0 231 413 1042 


645

646 




Spencer District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 37500 0 6000 3950 43500 38700 0 22400 5766 43060 0 839972 975636 

57278 ALTA 23531 0 0 945 23531 31000 0 1760 2434 10327 1193 9817 69298 

57280 ARCHER 24800 0 0 2435 24800 25380 0 0 4794 4309 0 5691 55133 

56524 ARMSTRONG 21600 0 252 2493 21852 0 0 0 1173 6720 0 10172 53459 

56550 DOLLIVER 7200 0 0 703 7200 7632 0 732 0 10623 0 1710 23875 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 24882 0 3285 1320 28167 24882 0 0 1045 1189 1393 14132 62032 

57298 FOSTORIA 2000 0 0 319 2000 2319 0 0 220 2756 0 0 5423 

57296 EXCELSIOR 7000 0 0 1081 7000 10083 0 863 161 1081 0 0 13066 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 36987 0 79 1866 37066 38592 0 12469 5277 23469 0 26820 127612 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 39200 0 0 2167 39200 39000 0 14090 5872 43864 6651 57716 254354 

57294 EVERLY 18584 0 2541 1128 21125 22624 0 0 2530 6850 1252 8682 54793 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 3275 0 180 129 3455 3275 0 0 490 153 0 752 11475 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 12806 0 0 724 12806 13062 0 0 668 3002 0 8561 31320 

56568 GOOD HOPE 5508 0 0 714 5508 5618 0 0 0 542 0 8743 20115 

56534 BURT 9226 0 0 982 9226 9410 0 0 0 720 0 2441 20182 

56570 GRAETTINGER 31570 0 0 2440 31570 27700 0 0 1441 1948 0 6928 60703 

55265 GEORGE, EVANGELICAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57304 HARRIS 10821 0 0 1012 10821 10228 0 1080 1152 5688 0 12442 39384 

57310 LAKE PARK 26286 0 9675 2435 35961 26302 0 0 6495 12341 0 22699 111652 

57306 HARTLEY 26449 0 0 3158 26449 38300 0 0 4070 21378 0 21497 138525 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 40734 27542 12769 7947 81045 50510 0 0 12412 43587 20902 28479 232719 

56552 HUNTINGTON 2800 0 2800 0 5600 2800 0 0 264 0 0 2531 10296 

57362 SUPERIOR 2500 0 0 0 2500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3500 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 8446 0 0 1315 8446 11980 0 0 523 3469 0 2800 23224 

56588 LAURENS 41700 4532 0 2941 46232 41451 0 4025 7583 23810 8057 16875 140016 

57316 LESTER 825 1584 0 571 2409 4859 0 0 0 0 0 3659 10967 

57318 MARATHON 22178 0 0 100 22178 24000 0 851 1817 410 0 16729 52095 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 12592 0 1200 864 13792 13200 0 3304 3680 6846 0 7411 42376 

57330 NEWELL 26969 0 0 2639 26969 28000 0 0 2037 5126 0 5268 55588 

57132 VARINA 5720 0 0 0 5720 5200 0 0 1204 1204 0 5242 17857 

57336 PETERSON 13915 0 0 2750 13915 13915 0 0 2500 1605 4793 0 34735 

56574 HAVELOCK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 12576 0 0 2250 12576 12375 0 0 2000 332 0 0 23660 

56600 PLOVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 17600 0 0 851 17600 16400 0 0 2751 7158 0 4777 57174 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 35060 0 536 1396 35596 35060 0 6884 3919 23281 175 4049 107262 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 30925 0 3500 1666 34425 35524 0 1700 2995 16128 0 25685 105760 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 13060 0 0 1204 13060 14619 0 0 0 2849 0 2251 36026 

56608 RUTHVEN 27558 0 272 1901 27830 24820 0 1526 2191 10081 0 11109 69694 

56526 AYRSHIRE 9440 0 0 871 9440 10330 0 0 269 4135 0 3550 23060

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 18970 0 0 350 18970 18970 0 0 0 6509 0 6266 43425 

57322 MELVIN 9775 0 0 150 9775 9775 0 20 0 649 0 4611 21126 

57350 SHELDON 38144 25864 6750 5000 70758 77043 0 15394 31606 52929 44509 22411 281264 

57352 SIBLEY 22721 0 0 2071 22721 23846 0 2805 3195 9615 11400 8057 114377 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 15368 0 0 2233 15368 14447 0 600 1852 10074 0 7157 48028 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 24297 0 0 1324 24297 24000 0 0 1166 2838 0 6664 49279 

57340 REMBRANDT 11123 0 0 935 11123 11000 0 0 574 217 0 3641 22168 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 44173 29067 0 4500 73240 80000 0 23331 19443 87183 0 38300 297452 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 49750 0 200 3400 49950 61437 0 28580 18169 47963 0 39686 259265 

57360 STORM LAKE 44550 27210 11622 3966 83382 86800 0 33570 20491 55909 0 31704 264370 

57364 SUTHERLAND 21814 0 1493 2527 23307 22468 0 322 1761 6067 0 28593 103040 

57314 LARRABEE 10907 0 610 1143 11517 11234 160 120 2790 2631 0 2950 31149 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 25972 0 4000 2927 29972 28580 0 0 0 10688 0 10136 88678 

57366 TERRIL 21517 0 0 2170 21517 21517 0 1100 1495 5075 0 7300 48988 

57312 LANGDON 9221 0 1000 930 10221 9221 0 400 1050 3185 0 2100 22719 

56548 TITONKA 17183 0 3022 1633 20205 17551 0 1220 932 4090 0 9489 52036 

56620 DOAN 8763 0 450 1248 9213 8723 0 340 579 1463 0 2727 20102 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 13345 0 2644 2027 15989 13746 0 0 1104 5207 0 6108 38614 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 5343 0 443 889 5786 5478 0 0 470 1222 0 4991 16262 

57292 DICKENS 8007 0 2636 1275 10643 8247 0 0 1118 3681 0 4857 27263 

56626 WEST BEND 19250 0 0 1529 19250 19550 0 893 1725 8987 0 6888 57739 

56598 MALLARD 19250 0 0 1478 19250 19550 0 0 1449 6767 0 8526 48885 


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648 





Waterloo District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56652 BEAMAN 165 5 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 5 165 0 7 26 15 0 

56650 ALBION 113 2 0 2 0 0 4 3 0 2 108 0 4 14 14 0 

56656 BRANDON 147 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 150 66 3 19 35 5 

56710 MT. AUBURN 100 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 4 92 36 2 14 25 2 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 1679 27 2 35 10 59 9 21 1 16 1647 600 23 320 285 34 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 33 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 32 53 1 12 42 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 429 18 0 4 0 0 0 7 13 4 427 145 3 46 33 10 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 92 41 0 0 5 0 

56668 CHELSEA 88 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 35 5 21 10 0 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 164 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 160 60 4 42 35 4 

56670 CONRAD 330 3 0 3 1 1 0 1 3 7 325 96 9 74 67 2 

56672 DIKE 228 4 0 3 6 0 2 2 2 3 232 87 2 12 26 7 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 198 82 2 265 30 0 

56674 DYSART 508 3 0 4 2 0 0 2 0 10 505 197 12 84 170 10 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 51 23 1 3 4 0 

57490 MT. HOPE 106 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 105 55 0 17 14 8 

56678 ELDORA 516 22 2 3 10 0 3 3 5 5 537 174 19 92 84 15 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 119 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 116 39 2 36 42 2 

57438 RAYMOND 60 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 29 4 29 43 4 

56948 FAIRBANK 141 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 137 49 1 23 36 0 

56996 ORAN 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 8 0 4 10 0 

57424 FREDERIKA 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 54 22 0 5 20 0 

55085 GARWIN 202 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 199 71 2 18 3 6 

56722 PLEASANT HILL 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 5 0 7 0 0 

56686 GENESEO 201 0 0 1 3 0 2 3 2 0 198 62 0 17 4 0 

56688 GIFFORD 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 19 0 0 4 0 

56690 GILMAN 32 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 32 21 0 32 60 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 342 11 0 2 5 0 2 1 1 2 354 172 11 106 49 0 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 176 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 172 67 2 41 25 0 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 485 2 0 2 6 3 0 2 2 11 477 195 3 100 80 26 

55091 HUDSON 192 11 0 6 2 14 7 2 3 3 182 102 8 38 43 12 

57434 JANESVILLE 341 15 24 1 1 24 5 10 6 3 334 115 15 60 55 8 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 349 5 0 6 5 25 0 3 0 6 331 110 2 96 46 0 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 540 18 1 3 2 0 9 11 0 13 531 165 12 103 56 7 

56700 LAUREL 289 7 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 4 291 130 4 43 104 8 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 63 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 66 38 1 19 27 0 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 1142 41 5 17 7 16 14 17 6 25 1134 586 26 210 254 22 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 19 8 0 2 5 0 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 387 8 0 10 9 0 0 4 2 9 399 146 4 0 0 6 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 562 5 0 2 2 2 2 9 8 6 544 237 4 87 71 5

56704 MELBOURNE 120 6 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 121 42 8 123 70 2 

57452 NASHUA 365 2 0 2 0 0 1 4 2 4 358 91 6 74 120 5 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 117 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 115 62 1 28 23 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 253 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 248 94 2 51 36 11 

56716 OWASA 40 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 38 20 1 1 3 0 

56720 PARKERSBURG 162 8 11 5 2 0 0 3 0 1 184 100 3 55 42 9 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 53 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 53 30 0 9 6 1 

57462 PLAINFIELD 199 3 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 7 195 57 1 57 9 6 

56724 REINBECK 336 19 0 3 2 0 0 0 3 4 353 152 8 60 70 10 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 107 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 104 45 1 25 60 0 

56852 NORTH LINN 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 39 16 0 0 6 0 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 15 0 0 0 0 

57482 SHELL ROCK 289 6 0 0 0 0 17 4 0 7 267 0 1 78 25 0 

56728 STATE CENTER 138 12 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 151 60 9 151 37 3 

56726 RHODES 139 12 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 146 53 7 133 37 7 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 41 19 0 4 20 0 

57012 SUMNER 424 11 1 5 2 0 0 3 2 2 436 177 8 128 133 25 

56730 TAMA 474 8 0 0 0 2 1 5 2 8 464 137 18 109 150 8 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 350 4 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 5 349 144 14 0 101 11 

56734 TRAER 270 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 7 262 97 4 50 92 9 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 85 36 0 13 47 0 

56684 GARRISON 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 99 40 0 6 0 0 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 454 16 0 5 3 0 3 2 5 12 456 163 24 126 231 10 

56866 WALKER 123 8 0 4 2 0 2 1 1 2 131 70 3 41 53 0 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 95 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 99 32 1 23 24 5 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 1033 11 0 2 7 0 18 26 1 30 978 297 5 106 70 12 

57486 WATERLOO, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 87 1 0 0 8 16 5 0 0 0 75 50 11 22 8 0 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 626 9 0 13 6 0 3 4 6 15 626 256 7 91 40 10 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 187 4 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 5 185 82 1 25 36 0 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 309 1 0 7 0 0 1 2 2 4 308 129 7 48 80 0 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 115 3 0 2 44 0 0 2 0 3 159 84 6 48 8 9 

55186 WAVERLY, WARREN 42 0 0 0 0 42 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 13 5 0 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 916 17 0 7 4 0 2 9 1 11 921 221 11 254 210 42 


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650 





Waterloo District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



56652 BEAMAN 9 30 10 10 59 33 0 0 0 0 0 45 2383 7 0 161800 54100 10405 0 0 

56650 ALBION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 304 0 0 145000 40000 4526 0 5965 

56656 BRANDON 10 25 10 8 53 30 41 75 4 10 50 30 1714 12 186 150000 90000 5052 203 0 

56710 MT. AUBURN 4 4 5 5 18 9 5 30 2 0 0 28 1481 0 0 200000 0 2998 0 0 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 41 273 159 271 744 286 45 50 34 0 0 258 2015 85 3200 4135000 273300 203165 107072 0 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 11 8 4 11 34 22 13 98 0 9 0 6 0 3 0 110000 80000 62338 0 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 22 43 26 47 138 58 15 11 10 0 0 71 130 48 10000 1395000 97000 280000 0 0 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 5 6 2 0 13 13 0 13 0 0 0 15 970 0 0 165850 0 0 0 0 

56668 CHELSEA 5 10 8 0 23 18 0 0 1 0 0 6 850 8 0 223800 0 32347 0 0 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 8 21 18 10 57 39 25 10 0 0 0 48 500 10 3500 75000 0 0 0 0 

56670 CONRAD 15 65 22 40 142 70 0 0 2 0 0 73 1389 22 100 1050000 85500 36750 0 0 

56672 DIKE 8 23 14 10 55 25 18 6 0 0 0 52 1500 18 0 400000 100000 350000 0 0 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 19 37 19 17 92 53 30 10 0 0 0 10 65 13 280 284150 47000 0 0 0 

56674 DYSART 30 80 45 31 186 64 0 0 0 0 0 60 2242 22 2018 872000 128000 0 0 0 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 1 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 238000 24000 2000 0 0 

57490 MT. HOPE 6 24 8 15 53 35 0 4 0 0 0 30 0 8 0 190000 24000 4000 0 0 

56678 ELDORA 20 80 46 83 229 109 15 113 15 0 0 87 4846 50 3617 1200000 70000 138198 0 4100 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 4 6 4 12 26 7 4 3 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 225000 110000 3000 0 0 

57438 RAYMOND 3 5 5 7 20 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 186850 0 3200 0 0 

56948 FAIRBANK 12 17 6 12 47 12 57 48 0 0 0 24 2120 10 400 747000 48500 3053 0 0 

56996 ORAN 1 1 0 7 9 0 4 3 0 0 0 5 660 0 0 24000 0 1000 0 0 

57424 FREDERIKA 3 5 0 0 8 6 0 0 0 0 0 17 432 0 0 100000 0 1000 0 0 

55085 GARWIN 7 34 14 18 73 40 33 0 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 315000 115000 0 0 0 

56722 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10500 0 0 0 0 

56686 GENESEO 13 18 16 35 82 32 18 16 0 7 690 47 2320 18 847 421000 107000 17530 0 0 

56688 GIFFORD 3 5 5 7 20 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000 0 1500 0 0 

56690 GILMAN 0 0 4 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 327000 0 0 0 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 18 71 19 21 129 71 33 20 10 0 0 95 5068 24 200 1120000 87000 32500 0 0 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 22 25 12 27 86 56 8 40 0 0 0 27 700 12 3000 296000 40000 1000 0 0 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 26 59 53 16 154 63 70 71 0 12 447 10 1530 26 665 718016 125615 165882 0 0 

55091 HUDSON 12 21 17 16 66 36 0 10 7 0 0 40 1235 12 0 716000 96000 0 0 0 

57434 JANESVILLE 15 96 13 22 146 96 8 90 8 20 0 75 7450 14 0 750000 75000 8345 0 0 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 34 96 50 108 288 75 21 15 5 0 560 56 3470 17 200 1012000 130000 0 203000 0 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 25 89 56 16 186 75 22 107 11 0 0 128 4570 22 0 886000 106000 43883 0 0 

56700 LAUREL 17 45 28 42 132 78 62 154 7 8 275 39 1566 23 2106 458000 66000 40569 0 0 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 7 8 0 15 30 13 0 25 0 0 0 11 65 0 0 433000 65000 0 0 0 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 123 167 136 117 543 216 138 148 16 0 0 167 800 80 9000 2500000 74000 259842 0 0 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 1 0 0 3 4 4 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 68000 85000 0 0 0 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 9 21 8 48 86 45 0 0 0 0 0 46 619 13 0 1181000 0 247230 0 0 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 35 92 28 46 201 60 49 84 4 0 0 61 375 30 426 1070000 89000 10701 14747 0

56704 MELBOURNE 4 20 5 0 29 9 0 0 0 0 0 29 500 0 0 90000 45000 0 0 0 

57452 NASHUA 13 60 25 10 108 41 0 8 0 0 0 62 1875 25 364 696000 90000 12680 1600 0 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 12 30 13 0 55 30 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 134800 0 104086 0 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 16 10 15 11 52 38 0 0 0 0 0 15 60 20 0 395000 90000 3311 0 0 

56716 OWASA 1 0 0 4 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 17 612 0 0 40000 14000 4000 0 0 

56720 PARKERSBURG 29 42 40 11 122 68 10 0 8 0 0 13 130 28 500 767300 95000 1846 132815 1437 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 3 1 1 10 15 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 469 0 0 109500 0 1346 0 3067 

57462 PLAINFIELD 15 26 0 0 41 25 14 37 0 0 0 29 791 10 0 413000 25000 9908 0 0 

56724 REINBECK 17 60 20 35 132 85 5 58 10 0 0 93 3299 30 0 785500 131000 18401 0 0 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 9 19 6 22 56 21 0 3 3 15 100 20 306 8 400 24000 52500 320000 0 0 

56852 NORTH LINN 4 0 1 7 12 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 231850 40000 13933 0 300 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0 1000000 50000 40000 0 0 

57482 SHELL ROCK 13 40 20 10 83 59 30 5 6 0 0 64 1000 20 500 56750 91100 34027 0 0 

56728 STATE CENTER 4 30 10 8 52 9 12 7 8 0 0 0 600 0 0 300000 75900 0 0 0 

56726 RHODES 7 30 10 20 67 24 38 9 8 0 0 26 1700 12 0 120000 0 44271 0 0 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 567 0 0 38500 0 8470 0 0 

57012 SUMNER 36 23 34 38 131 74 52 104 9 17 25 66 1320 22 200 585000 57100 33020 0 0 

56730 TAMA 22 46 19 0 87 39 4 0 8 0 0 45 1355 35 246 728000 90000 10000 0 0 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 15 50 29 45 139 92 0 42 0 6 0 92 0 39 200 1581200 84300 4000 0 8000 

56734 TRAER 10 28 26 30 94 61 0 10 0 0 0 41 576 12 1000 1088400 90300 68000 0 0 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 5 16 7 7 35 23 9 9 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 414000 0 20420 0 0 

56684 GARRISON 2 0 0 8 10 6 0 20 0 0 0 24 400 0 0 160000 8000 120000 0 0 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 20 59 37 24 140 62 42 42 6 0 0 101 2200 20 3600 1407000 76000 56598 0 0 

56866 WALKER 12 33 9 16 70 35 4 0 7 12 863 20 400 14 0 330000 0 14000 0 0 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 3 4 5 5 17 17 4 19 5 6 0 28 2600 0 0 570000 0 45316 0 0 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 40 64 42 145 291 124 25 25 4 18 0 170 16049 25 0 3043500 170000 180589 12000 0 

57486 WATERLOO, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 8 15 11 4 38 10 10 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 450000 180000 5000 50000 1500 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 30 63 68 35 196 75 49 85 5 110 962 108 700 40 0 1595000 125000 504420 0 0 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 2 20 0 5 27 11 0 0 0 20 0 34 1094 3 0 475000 60000 12000 0 0 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 15 40 10 27 92 42 24 12 1 25 1100 80 2400 0 0 600000 99000 0 350000 0 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 10 35 14 7 66 50 0 61 0 0 0 15 261 8 680 800000 0 0 0 0 

55186 WAVERLY, WARREN 8 26 5 9 48 38 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 180000 0 0 0 0 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 56 216 182 81 535 219 106 166 17 0 500 170 1740 41 6500 2102000 85800 96442 0 3320 


651

652 



Waterloo District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56652 BEAMAN 4402 4402 1784 1784 3282 3283 203 203 331 0 

56650 ALBION 499 2999 101 1215 0 2237 23 138 258 0 

56656 BRANDON 2955 2955 1198 1198 2205 2205 136 136 444 0 

56710 MT. AUBURN 2674 2674 1084 1084 1994 1994 123 123 202 2670 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 48082 48082 19486 19486 35867 35867 2217 2217 623 0 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 1683 1683 682 682 1255 1255 78 78 50 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 17961 17962 7278 7279 13398 13399 828 828 858 0 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 1244 1244 504 504 927 928 57 57 182 0 

56668 CHELSEA 744 2132 282 864 500 1590 98 98 164 0 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 3065 3065 1242 1242 2286 2286 141 141 328 0 

56670 CONRAD 8869 8869 3594 3594 6616 6616 409 409 634 0 

56672 DIKE 5403 5999 359 2431 661 4475 61 277 532 0 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 3011 5639 1390 2285 752 4207 100 260 394 0 

56674 DYSART 10210 10210 4138 4138 7616 7616 471 471 1032 0 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 1911 1911 258 774 475 1425 29 88 110 0 

57490 MT. HOPE 2435 2435 987 987 1816 1816 112 112 216 0 

56678 ELDORA 12559 12559 5090 5090 9369 9369 579 579 1050 0 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 4337 4337 1757 1757 3235 3235 200 200 258 0 

57438 RAYMOND 2057 2057 699 834 1236 1534 85 95 122 -245 

56948 FAIRBANK 4386 4386 1778 1778 1090 3272 202 202 272 0 

56996 ORAN 320 320 130 130 239 239 15 15 40 0 

57424 FREDERIKA 1186 1186 481 481 885 885 55 55 110 0 

55085 GARWIN 5629 5629 2281 2281 4199 4199 260 260 340 0 

56722 PLEASANT HILL 194 194 79 79 145 145 9 9 0 0 

56686 GENESEO 4075 4075 1651 1651 3040 3040 188 188 386 0 

56688 GIFFORD 501 501 203 203 374 374 23 23 56 0 

56690 GILMAN 0 3097 0 1255 0 2310 0 143 0 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 8202 8202 3324 3324 6119 6119 378 378 686 0 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 4062 4062 1646 1646 3030 3030 187 187 358 0 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 14659 14659 5941 5941 10235 10935 676 676 242 0 

55091 HUDSON 7404 7404 3001 3001 5523 5523 341 341 380 0 

57434 JANESVILLE 7811 7811 263 3166 485 5827 30 360 1256 800 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 7014 7015 2843 2843 5232 5233 323 323 0 -672 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 12217 12217 4951 4951 9113 9113 563 563 1060 0 

56700 LAUREL 6288 6288 2548 2548 4690 4690 290 290 514 0 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 2302 2302 933 933 1717 1717 106 106 110 0 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 37794 37794 15317 15317 28193 28193 1742 1742 2408 0 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 233 233 94 94 174 174 11 11 44 0 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 11222 11222 4548 4548 8372 8372 517 517 1600 0 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 18762 18762 7603 7603 13996 13996 865 865 1088 0

56704 MELBOURNE 3016 3016 1222 1222 2250 2250 139 139 216 0 

57452 NASHUA 7232 7232 2931 2931 5395 5395 333 333 746 0 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 2140 2140 867 867 1597 1597 99 99 216 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 6381 6381 2586 2586 4760 4760 294 294 512 0 

56716 OWASA 851 851 345 345 635 635 39 39 166 0 

56720 PARKERSBURG 4461 4461 1054 1808 3077 3328 120 206 0 0 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 915 2265 382 918 703 1689 43 104 117 0 

57462 PLAINFIELD 3934 3934 1594 1594 2935 2935 181 181 0 -1444 

56724 REINBECK 8099 8099 3282 3282 6042 6042 373 373 648 0 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 2206 2206 894 894 1646 1646 102 102 196 0 

56852 NORTH LINN 1221 1221 495 495 911 911 56 56 53 0 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 1527 1527 619 619 1139 1139 70 70 67 0 

57482 SHELL ROCK 5681 5681 2302 2302 4238 4238 262 262 590 0 

56728 STATE CENTER 3041 3041 1233 1233 2269 2269 140 140 250 0 

56726 RHODES 2470 2470 1001 1001 1843 1843 114 114 238 0 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 1194 1194 484 484 890 890 55 55 84 0 

57012 SUMNER 10823 10823 4386 4386 8073 8073 499 499 832 0 

56730 TAMA 12087 12087 0 4898 0 9016 0 557 0 0 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 11760 11760 4766 4766 772 8772 542 542 1130 0 

56734 TRAER 7942 7942 3218 3218 5924 5924 366 366 522 0 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 2802 2802 1134 1135 2090 2090 129 129 178 1102 

56684 GARRISON 2883 2883 1168 1168 2151 2151 133 133 0 0 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 14678 14678 5948 5948 10949 10949 677 677 934 2635 

56866 WALKER 2847 2847 1154 1154 2123 2123 131 131 252 0 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 4374 4374 1772 1772 3262 3262 202 202 372 0 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 30064 30064 12184 12184 22426 22426 1386 1386 1704 0 

57486 WATERLOO, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 100 1750 100 709 100 1305 0 81 49 0 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 21521 21521 8722 8722 16054 16054 992 992 472 0 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 6596 6596 2673 2673 4920 4920 304 304 758 0 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 8972 8972 3636 3636 6693 6693 414 414 550 0 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 4230 4230 1714 1714 3156 3156 195 195 216 0 

55186 WAVERLY, WARREN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 27536 27536 11159 11159 20540 20540 1269 1269 1792 0 


653

654 




Waterloo District 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



56652 BEAMAN 0 0 52 13 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 215 396 1527 

56650 ALBION 0 0 31 19 0 7 0 8 0 0 0 71 0 0 264 488 0 

56656 BRANDON 0 0 87 16 29 59 6 17 52 31 18 0 0 0 170 3269 597 

56710 MT. AUBURN 0 0 12 7 0 19 0 11 9 19 10 107 0 0 160 2340 581 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 0 0 1116 327 278 293 268 293 541 263 238 5502 0 0 12039 5709 6053 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 0 0 139 35 66 0 65 0 0 0 0 265 0 0 75 155 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 0 0 593 37 250 77 0 50 119 105 0 2433 0 0 699 992 1237 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 0 0 70 86 0 47 0 16 0 31 0 0 0 0 183 200 631 

56668 CHELSEA 0 0 87 0 0 82 112 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 169 215 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 84 71 153 

56670 CONRAD 0 0 27 10 1 105 6 45 58 48 33 341 0 0 1474 7565 2471 

56672 DIKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 985 501 442 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 110 375 545 102 

56674 DYSART 0 0 124 0 0 41 37 79 0 33 86 595 0 100 2672 2751 3462 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 19 0 0 25 0 163 

57490 MT. HOPE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 49 0 351 0 0 915 752 40 

56678 ELDORA 0 200 490 39 0 85 38 36 45 135 22 209 0 0 769 1075 3668 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 0 0 70 0 0 36 0 0 0 50 0 275 0 0 303 1418 322 

57438 RAYMOND 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 159 990 0 

56948 FAIRBANK 0 0 57 30 15 0 10 28 15 15 23 114 0 0 36 726 168 

56996 ORAN 0 0 10 0 7 0 15 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 25 0 138 

57424 FREDERIKA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 75 479 407 

55085 GARWIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 1123 957 

56722 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56686 GENESEO 0 0 126 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 75 275 0 3294 710 773 859 

56688 GIFFORD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 239 0 

56690 GILMAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 0 0 70 37 0 76 36 22 81 82 0 116 0 0 882 6293 1802 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 0 0 125 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 0 600 0 0 1595 30 148 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 0 0 305 100 47 25 70 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 210 225 0 

55091 HUDSON 0 0 68 19 10 30 34 15 22 47 4 62 0 0 216 362 739 

57434 JANESVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 1798 1712 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 0 0 35 44 11 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2235 2742 1655 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 0 0 87 53 0 43 14 31 58 41 50 290 0 0 2063 3853 722 

56700 LAUREL 0 0 151 58 61 217 32 98 85 163 158 575 0 0 2542 2711 920 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 0 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 0 0 262 113 126 52 24 77 103 135 52 3182 0 0 8844 1101 5644 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 0 0 108 71 0 20 15 40 50 48 0 400 0 0 1055 522 2049 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 0 100 155 119 106 81 50 99 99 106 63 2744 0 0 6083 1835 268

56704 MELBOURNE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 36 388 473 

57452 NASHUA 5 0 136 5 130 32 80 57 17 0 0 798 0 0 1841 8728 1390 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 0 0 65 5 61 36 41 7 3 0 0 420 0 0 1286 565 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 0 0 40 0 40 40 0 18 25 0 0 0 0 0 187 1477 21 

56716 OWASA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 55 

56720 PARKERSBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76 0 0 15 615 165 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 120 64 202 

57462 PLAINFIELD 0 0 39 30 51 32 38 18 26 39 18 502 0 0 1699 5071 1057 

56724 REINBECK 50 0 347 50 50 50 55 50 59 50 50 0 0 0 900 1294 2498 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 0 0 74 25 9 59 41 13 30 0 0 0 0 0 250 865 59 

56852 NORTH LINN 0 0 236 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 101 105 0 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 0 0 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 0 0 340 87 749 

57482 SHELL ROCK 0 0 71 37 13 18 19 26 0 0 0 608 0 100 580 1822 352 

56728 STATE CENTER 0 0 28 13 15 33 6 23 0 11 17 148 0 0 333 1078 120 

56726 RHODES 0 0 89 13 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 206 0 0 1406 2040 416 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 22 0 0 120 30 0 

57012 SUMNER 0 0 130 25 31 34 64 27 0 105 0 153 0 0 3387 950 235 

56730 TAMA 0 0 14 30 6 12 15 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 83 322 1542 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 0 0 120 89 58 72 72 146 58 122 0 275 0 0 362 2660 2416 

56734 TRAER 0 0 14 11 0 22 0 86 0 0 0 716 0 0 3767 419 1095 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 984 450 0 

56684 GARRISON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 85 560 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 0 0 101 42 0 32 36 42 0 0 0 240 0 0 737 3814 3360 

56866 WALKER 0 0 107 0 0 0 30 10 0 0 0 100 0 0 754 2340 300 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 0 64 67 45 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 52 1060 322 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 0 0 766 0 0 0 0 72 0 0 70 3291 0 0 1791 1067 5051 

57486 WATERLOO, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 0 0 37 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 0 0 482 20 1116 42 15 94 113 85 0 1480 0 0 7070 4158 2518 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 0 0 14 8 10 29 19 13 23 27 0 561 0 0 1230 71 242 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 0 0 125 157 145 75 123 58 0 139 0 876 0 0 1582 1027 2320 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 0 79 57 25 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1144 584 262 

55186 WAVERLY, WARREN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 208 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 0 103 353 63 55 178 73 150 80 78 0 2529 0 0 10832 5313 2780 


655

656 




Waterloo District 61 62 63 64 65T 65B 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56652 BEAMAN 16142 0 0 1854 16142 17160 0 0 1917 2444 0 15398 48148 

56650 ALBION 11436 0 0 1769 11436 11470 0 0 0 3231 0 0 16438 

56656 BRANDON 11609 0 0 1376 11609 12189 0 699 33 1059 0 4588 28579 

56710 MT. AUBURN 13091 0 0 1559 13091 13746 0 790 0 1512 0 14099 40725 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 46066 32713 2565 7036 81344 94527 0 85393 36432 104480 11400 43877 416732 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 16430 0 50 702 16480 33075 0 0 10136 10690 163792 13931 219577 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 38838 12258 0 718 51096 51096 0 27479 8183 27476 0 34143 167817 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 3578 0 1192 846 4770 5616 0 0 0 0 0 0 8950 

56668 CHELSEA 6080 0 0 1014 6080 6395 0 1128 4339 1757 122 6351 21224 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 13658 6834 600 1549 21092 0 0 1000 5109 3685 0 6570 43846 

56670 CONRAD 30380 0 0 1845 30380 500 0 0 2405 14053 0 11418 90563 

56672 DIKE 28840 0 0 0 28840 28840 0 2506 2761 106 0 6500 48153 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 25833 0 0 2712 25833 26486 0 475 2202 3225 0 5979 44045 

56674 DYSART 38652 0 0 2747 38652 40588 172 0 10628 17143 0 33901 133771 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 7560 0 0 0 7560 0 0 0 100 0 0 2465 13126 

57490 MT. HOPE 21600 0 0 0 21600 23580 0 0 100 788 0 946 31150 

56678 ELDORA 34381 0 0 4391 34381 39121 0 7582 11052 18499 0 27677 127069 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 10422 0 0 986 10422 10000 0 1412 628 0 0 11165 34476 

57438 RAYMOND 6230 0 0 569 6230 5000 0 714 393 839 0 2458 15024 

56948 FAIRBANK 20640 0 151 1168 20791 21999 0 0 1295 4064 0 6845 41961 

56996 ORAN 3360 0 0 244 3360 3581 0 0 60 46 0 579 5000 

57424 FREDERIKA 4250 0 1500 1394 5750 3000 0 0 0 570 0 3275 13290 

55085 GARWIN 18707 0 0 2635 18707 20709 0 0 806 1200 0 10589 46153 

56722 PLEASANT HILL 5896 0 0 831 5896 0 0 0 46 79 0 849 7297 

56686 GENESEO 20730 0 1743 1947 22473 18000 0 0 1884 6931 0 6550 53815 

56688 GIFFORD 1263 0 0 813 1263 1263 0 0 1300 220 0 4145 8324 

56690 GILMAN 7136 0 0 1600 7136 10840 0 0 0 2500 0 8000 17686 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 36245 0 0 3658 36245 37775 0 365 5180 12424 0 22529 104584 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 18175 0 3000 1424 21175 18807 0 0 2939 6213 0 6489 49297 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 39500 0 454 6833 39954 43450 0 5278 5538 32628 0 27356 138250 

55091 HUDSON 28665 0 0 1966 28665 38631 0 2001 4097 9571 0 17984 78594 

57434 JANESVILLE 23100 0 2400 2650 25500 25500 0 1700 2800 10550 0 8850 61956 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 31225 0 0 1972 31225 32673 0 0 1150 8632 75329 6613 144458 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 35438 0 1451 1611 36889 37749 0 2045 6768 26631 0 15390 120888 

56700 LAUREL 35000 0 0 2317 35000 37250 0 1000 4350 8707 10842 12628 93628 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 12396 0 0 682 12396 12396 0 0 118 1044 0 6996 25806 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 56348 33587 10887 6221 100822 110863 0 71613 26766 80508 0 38330 351597 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 0 0 0 80 0 80 0 0 60 0 0 1317 1963 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 35000 0 0 0 35000 35000 0 13696 4443 4877 0 28227 103184 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 39913 0 0 4939 39913 42509 0 17086 8859 44293 2964 33969 184221

56704 MELBOURNE 9304 0 0 1850 9304 12108 0 0 0 1000 0 1375 19469 

57452 NASHUA 20600 0 0 1880 20600 21380 0 512 7948 11572 0 55211 125189 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 6793 0 0 501 6793 7053 0 0 1980 3743 0 12271 32197 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 26693 0 0 0 26693 27054 0 0 3125 7010 0 5596 58805 

56716 OWASA 4680 0 0 0 4680 4680 0 0 0 2475 0 991 10277 

56720 PARKERSBURG 18569 0 555 1344 19124 18520 0 1800 3209 7736 24302 5942 69898 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 11428 0 0 566 11428 11428 0 0 0 3298 0 2710 20009 

57462 PLAINFIELD 15075 0 0 2165 15075 0 0 80 2438 5217 0 5509 44059 

56724 REINBECK 28800 0 4200 6264 33000 35000 0 1824 4105 12386 0 16604 90042 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 11000 0 0 1549 11000 12220 0 0 729 3581 0 5362 27141 

56852 NORTH LINN 4500 0 4500 0 9000 4500 0 0 735 0 0 3716 16641 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 4488 0 0 0 4488 4500 0 0 541 4172 0 3366 17282 

57482 SHELL ROCK 20475 0 0 1786 20475 20946 0 0 7065 7531 0 5961 57751 

56728 STATE CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 12735 0 410 2348 950 0 600 12656 

56726 RHODES 11379 0 0 0 11379 11607 0 0 1700 0 0 6970 29897 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 5078 0 0 280 5078 2499 0 0 235 700 0 1831 10758 

57012 SUMNER 31198 0 2115 1613 33313 32134 0 7026 8935 18599 0 35061 125662 

56730 TAMA 38406 0 362 4762 38768 36606 0 5635 1837 19907 0 19438 94072 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 35215 0 4800 2356 40015 35920 0 16785 4937 14000 200 24351 108923 

56734 TRAER 35269 0 671 1345 35940 36725 0 0 3145 8558 0 34493 106239 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 9807 0 0 410 9807 10488 0 0 3357 921 0 4571 27526 

56684 GARRISON 14115 0 0 301 14115 0 0 700 115 827 0 3883 26005 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 17331 17331 0 4800 34662 34662 0 20325 9038 21038 0 31827 140791 

56866 WALKER 14000 0 0 1491 14000 13780 0 0 339 1985 0 3286 29760 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 1376 1920 840 2187 4136 8412 0 35 1718 4213 0 24449 46114 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 48000 0 535 3881 48535 49200 0 20885 7225 63320 2700 187342 388994 

57486 WATERLOO, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 17543 0 0 2184 17543 30936 0 1749 1764 2124 636 4769 27392 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 46067 0 742 3824 46809 48300 0 20636 7761 56490 0 16887 192903 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 21109 0 0 1681 21109 0 0 2708 4681 13839 0 5129 62256 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 22200 0 5000 278 27200 25000 0 0 0 9175 4625 49207 117100 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 22400 0 3840 4084 26240 0 0 0 2627 2889 0 605050 648479 

55186 WAVERLY, WARREN 22540 0 0 3455 22540 0 0 0 5304 3885 0 0 31962 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 42423 13973 725 3758 57121 53105 0 37734 10010 51696 0 18342 222053 


657

658 





DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE SUMMARY 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 20891 543 67 314 226 92 132 201 112 272 21232 8132 637 5130 4922 441 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 14684 277 40 119 60 48 66 95 51 266 14654 5227 259 2831 2724 237 

CRESTON DISTRICT 11963 197 64 81 38 31 70 66 25 263 11888 4231 225 1764 2619 235 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 25149 683 27 466 151 143 262 267 138 352 25314 10087 583 6354 5107 414 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 10963 222 29 89 50 47 48 75 28 173 10982 4235 193 2944 2092 282 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 19640 440 61 233 136 89 85 183 65 371 19717 6672 355 6046 3983 326 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 17670 369 23 115 77 174 85 146 63 325 17461 6430 282 3930 2875 347 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 18389 399 600 217 56 234 178 205 89 302 18653 7233 357 3533 4057 324 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 13317 277 24 120 104 91 75 94 45 236 13301 5227 259 2993 3710 210 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 16276 390 114 166 111 202 116 134 73 299 16233 6204 314 3027 2217 376 

SPENCER DISTRICT 14964 262 30 167 96 183 103 160 82 275 14716 5637 226 2600 2023 285 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 18844 389 57 170 161 210 125 186 89 313 18698 7053 366 4089 3783 398 

IOWA CONFERENCE 202750 4448 1136 2257 1266 1544 1345 1812 860 3447 202849 76368 4056 45241 40112 3875 





DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE SUMMARY 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 1445 3474 1606 2980 9505 3470 2728 3669 274 295 17965 4159 84988 1231 249312 49501414 4950007 8321899 3027094 177526 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 831 1806 883 1090 4610 2227 766 1104 126 198 4072 2949 89265 796 15009 28500499 3488124 2626619 191374 20307 

CRESTON DISTRICT 566 1531 749 1047 3893 1905 583 1431 103 221 7115 2563 73859 578 4482 25438049 3610338 2090028 213855 1000 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 1764 4217 1969 3318 11268 4691 2703 5042 339 542 31116 3517 67925 3059 45904 70415138 5676343 5388061 7427755 940643 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 607 1709 891 750 3957 1803 663 803 145 198 13045 2227 76316 606 8070 28449427 3010541 1884283 0 19858 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 1047 2759 1569 1872 7247 3479 1371 2378 290 263 13485 4039 108137 1065 12886 48892705 5895001 4468546 1279719 143214 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 937 2497 1311 1056 5801 3001 1044 1471 254 397 8145 3461 110736 1040 11112 44093967 4137375 5465526 145523 7500 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 1267 2694 1358 2407 7726 3586 1329 2151 196 426 10587 3082 87854 997 38372 57149676 5334211 6235932 1226934 470891 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 908 2158 1021 1905 5992 2477 1589 1870 171 301 8836 2717 74450 758 7650 34523742 3254514 3868802 611363 55068 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 719 2088 1166 755 4728 2439 1036 1392 271 221 7431 3007 80843 863 10084 38510209 3938074 3688122 177794 83171 

SPENCER DISTRICT 908 2132 1241 915 5196 2264 1198 1617 152 255 13855 3132 78392 935 19116 35170152 3769538 3552402 664837 228967 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 1045 2716 1536 1787 7084 3274 1179 2004 241 295 5572 3235 96373 1029 53935 45884266 4457015 3758098 871437 27689 

IOWA CONFERENCE 12044 29781 15300 19882 77007 34616 16189 24932 2562 3612 141224 38088 1029138 12957 475932 506529244 51521081 51348318 15837685 2175834



DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE SUMMARY 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 569271 615980 205651 249634 320211 459497 19331 28400 12407 20808 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 308166 377079 108387 152816 155490 281286 9385 17387 0 10686 

CRESTON DISTRICT 266593 273554 102159 110865 171899 204059 10567 12612 0 6979 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 758353 793900 294993 321740 486913 592211 30562 36600 10368 78990 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 275298 298311 95993 120893 153483 222529 10354 13754 0 24467 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 515908 564979 181304 228965 293280 421449 20691 26047 0 3062 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 433197 450186 159677 182445 288961 335814 17870 20755 0 19697 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 540924 576425 208566 233603 382058 429990 24350 26580 33935 25130 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 366187 408747 132281 165650 243792 304906 15132 18845 9145 6432 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 405832 444564 158375 180168 282422 331629 16749 20494 0 5206 

SPENCER DISTRICT 380040 408188 148571 165425 268565 304487 16533 18824 1571 14824 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 511946 525157 196553 212824 349904 391744 22390 24208 32598 4846 

IOWA CONFERENCE 5331715 5737070 1992510 2325028 3396978 4279601 213914 264506 100024 221127 




DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE SUMMARY 50 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 57 58 72 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 400 290 6683 3266 2221 2662 1836 2891 2230 2477 716 20885 0 1125 92640 99057 75580 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 0 50 5637 1524 1229 1499 1018 1418 1102 1142 385 9213 0 236 33382 55380 69534 

CRESTON DISTRICT 0 8 2970 976 656 1250 710 1094 845 759 411 9117 0 0 31374 79362 60097 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 124 256 11196 4302 3051 3952 2729 3401 3814 3646 444 68971 0 15729 111456 160441 99971 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 115 123 5776 1679 926 1139 834 1242 1040 796 476 12110 0 8508 37731 58322 54269 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 1 309 6148 2962 2320 2746 1725 2423 2243 2566 969 10093 0 3642 98584 128714 99949 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 5 1 6785 2374 1054 2437 1237 1551 1826 1783 1021 10830 0 0 62654 165492 89330 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 45 371 8753 4070 2610 3193 1985 2755 3746 2629 1218 15652 4825 3188 106252 101912 103136 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 275 129 6485 2078 1436 2006 1446 2364 1881 1959 668 16117 0 3926 66506 70828 71216 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 40 124 5295 1822 1739 1707 1138 1253 1483 1280 288 23624 0 550 72709 319083 89702 

SPENCER DISTRICT 1500 5 4501 1916 1165 1679 962 1363 1384 1208 419 15241 0 225 60413 325311 89445 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 55 546 8101 2204 2982 2433 1734 2205 2002 2311 1003 32622 0 3604 91445 102962 70670 

IOWA CONFERENCE 2560 2212 78330 29173 21389 26703 17354 23960 23596 22556 8018 244475 4825 40733 865146 1666864 972899 

659

660 




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DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE SUMMARY 

CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 1516931 222062 159624 124840 1898618 1841010 77450 559444 362758 1211513 547634 1827494 7310701 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 1127940 18370 52449 100349 1198759 1236156 0 179276 173839 560895 157217 1066381 3931983 

CRESTON DISTRICT 881362 27300 43231 88098 951893 969543 0 58786 131887 373201 138768 612925 2956531 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 1820869 266011 123234 126090 2210114 2243171 32923 838123 448303 1486854 1118996 1884552 9302551 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 932590 7315 58515 78212 998420 1013763 18707 142521 129592 418764 9383 749069 3049950 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 1385111 229664 71197 140941 1685972 1619314 0 376097 279281 967973 366801 1425861 6105567 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 1366068 116044 66141 129047 1548253 1494374 450 196211 218134 754473 76160 1048529 4913368 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 1550616 160300 69756 139012 1780672 1729579 44129 399828 345009 1057038 619944 1311203 6695235 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 1137294 41275 67095 98495 1245664 1301254 73194 229001 233228 682078 93509 1865445 5142277 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 1372183 49173 48891 106468 1470247 1441749 0 242744 234189 600652 120248 911613 4727435 

SPENCER DISTRICT 1153266 115799 77959 102972 1347024 1312333 160 180379 200702 682990 100325 1462352 5130275 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 1491674 118616 54878 137253 1665168 1592962 172 382806 283828 837512 296912 1711076 6239667 

IOWA CONFERENCE 15735904 1371929 892970 1371777 18000804 17795208 247185 3785216 3040750 9633943 3645897 15876500 65505540 

Churches that did not send in 1997 Statistical Information 

Cedar Rapids District: Fairfax, Tiffin 

Council Bluffs District: Council Bluffs Epworth, Hastings, Climax 

Des Moines District: Polk City 

Dubuque District: Oxford Junction 

Fort Dodge District: Beaver Yoke, Panora, Linden, Prairie Center, Napier 

Mason City District: Morgan, Bradford, Lee Center, Ventura 

Ottumwa District: Cincinnati, Jerome, Unionville, Martinsburg, Kirkville, North English, Millersburg, South English Union 

Spencer District: Newell, Varina, Primghar 

Waterloo District: Silver Creek (Rowley)

INDEX 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop ........................................... 19 

Admitted into Full Connection ................................................. 382 

Age Level Council .................................................... 34, 59, 172 

Advance Special Guidelines .............................................. 158, 189 

Affiliate Membership - Clergy .............................................. 380, 486 

Alphabetical Listing of Churches ............................................... 420 

Annual Conference Budget, 1999-2000 .......................................... 234 

Annual Conference Expense .................................................. 295 

Annual Conference Session Committee .......................................... 22 

Appointments, 1998-99 ...................................................... 400 

Deacons in Full Connection .................................................. 418 

Ecumenical Appointments ................................................... 418 

Extension Ministries ........................................................ 414 

To Attend School .......................................................... 419 

Diaconal Ministers ......................................................... 419 

Apportioning Basis .......................................................... 235 

Apportionment Formula ...................................................... 205 

Archives and History .................................................. 35, 63, 171 

Associates in Christian Education .............................................. 509 

Associate Council Directors, Staff Assignements ................................... 15 

Associate Members, Retired .................................................. 392 

Bidwell-Riverside ...................................................... 11, 41, 79 

Biennial Resolutions, 1998: 

215b 1999 International Year of Older Persons ................................... 134 

323. Christian Behavior Toward Gay and Lesbian Persons .......................... 152 


Orientation ........................................................... 151 

326. Support the Council of Bishop’s Pastoral Statement ........................... 152 

520. Racial Reconciliation .................................................... 142 

Bishop .................................................................... 19 

Board Camps and Extended Ministries .................................... 28, 59, 163 

Board of Church and Society ............................................ 30, 60, 199 

Board of Discipleship .................................................. 31, 61, 194 

Board of Global Ministries .............................................. 31, 61, 179 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry ............................ 32, 62, 165 

Board of Laity ........................................................ 33, 62, 175 

Board of Ordained Ministry ............................................. 33, 63, 176 

Board of Pensions ........................................................ 21, 50 

Conference Claimants ....................................................... 51 

Financial Statement, 1997 ................................................... 106 

Recommendations (Item 680) ................................................. 225 

Board of Trustees .................................................... 20, 49, 216 

Budget, Iowa Annual Conference (1999-2000) .................................... 234 

Builder's Call .............................................................. 158 

Business of the Annual Conference (Disciplinary Questions) ......................... 372 

C 

Cabinet 

Organization and Assignments ............................................. 13, 14 

A 

B

Report to Annual Conference .................................................252 

Salary Formula (Item 620) ....................................................210 

Standing Item .............................................................158 

Cafeteria 125, Clergy & Laity ..................................................225 

Camps and Extended Ministries .........................................28, 59, 163 

Campsites ..................................................................9 

Capital Funds Campaign (Standing Item) ........................................159 

Certificate of Ordination ......................................................157 

Certified Personnel 

Associates in Christian Education .............................................509 

Associates in Music ........................................................509 

Associate in Youth Ministry ..................................................510 

Certified Persons in Church Business Administration ..............................510 

Certified Secretary .........................................................510 

Directors of Christian Education ..............................................509 

Directors of Music .........................................................509 

Ministers in Christian Education ...............................................508 

Ministers of Music .........................................................509 

Ministers of Youth ..........................................................510 

Chancellor, Legal Advisor .....................................................20 

Chaplains' Fellowship ......................................................43, 79 

Christian Educators Fellowship, Iowa .........................................43, 81 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, Commission on ...................35, 64, 178 

Church Investment Study Report ...............................................159 

Churches, Alphabetical Listing .................................................420 

Churches United of the Quad City Area ........................................39, 67 

Church World Service/CROP Advisory Board ...................................42, 79 

Clergy & Diaconal Ministers Misconduct, Report of Standing Committee ................237 

Clergy Members, Rolls .......................................................431 

Code of Ethics .............................................................159 

Cokesbury Book Store ........................................................12 

Colleges 

Listing of ...................................................................9 

Cornell ................................................................40, 74 

Iowa Wesleyan ..........................................................40, 74 

Morningside ............................................................40, 75 

Rust .....................................................................76 

Simpson ...............................................................40, 75 

Commissions 

Archives and History ......................................................35, 63 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns ....................................35, 64 

Equitable Compensation ...................................................21, 56 

Recommendations (Item 670) ................................................222 

Ministry With Persons With Disabilities ....................................36, 65, 169 

Religion and Race ....................................................35, 64, 202 

Status and Role of Women .............................................36, 64, 168 

Committees 

Administrative Review Committee ..............................................25 

Annual Conference Session ...................................................22 

Communications (Sub-Committee of Conference Council on Ministries) .................27 

Conference Nominating and Leadership Development ...........................23, 59 

Disability, Joint .............................................................24 

Episcopacy ................................................................22 

Episcopal Residency Committee ...............................................22 

Investigation ...............................................................24 

Journal Publication Committee ..............................................23, 58 

Resolutions ................................................................23 

Rules of Order ..............................................................24

Sub-Committees of Conference Council on Ministries ............................... 26 

Conference Center Administrative Council ........................................ 24 

Conference Officers .......................................................... 19 

Conference Organizational Structure (see complete index) ........................... 17 

Conference Secretary ........................................................ 19 

Conference Staff Housing .................................................... 161 

Cornell College ......................................................... 9, 40, 74 

Councils 

Conference Council on Ministries ............................................ 25, 65 

Sub-Committees ........................................................... 26 

Finance and Administration ................................................... 20 

Recommendations ......................................................... 204 

Youth Ministries ..................................................... 34, 66, 166 

Daily Proceedings .......................................................... 127 

154th Annual Session, June 5-8, 1998 .......................................... 127 

Clergy Session ............................................................ 130 

Laity Session .............................................................. 129 

Deaconesses, Rolls ......................................................... 506 

Deacons, Elected, Ordained .................................................. 383 

Deficit and Reserve Fund (Item 637) ............................................ 215 

Des Moines Area Religious Council ............................................. 11 

Des Moines District Board of Mission and Justice Ministries .................... 12, 39, 67 

Diaconal Ministers .......................................................... 419 

Diaconal Service Record ..................................................... 369 

Director, Conference Council on Ministries ........................................ 19 

Director, Iowa United Methodist Communications .................................... 8 

Disability, Joint Committee ..................................................... 24 

Disability Leave Granted ..................................................... 387 

Discipleship, Board of ................................................. 31, 61, 194 

Disciplinary Questions (The Business of the Annual Conference) ..................... 372 

District Disaster Preparedness & Response Coordinators ............................ 32 

District Organizations 

Church Location and Building .................................................. 44 

Committee on Ordained Ministry ............................................... 46 

District Realignment ......................................................... 159 

District Superintendents ....................................................... 13 

District Superintendents Fund ................................................ 210 

Divorce, Clergy-Spouse, Guidelines ............................................ 159 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa ............................................ 12, 44, 79 

Editor, Conference Journal .................................................... 20 

Elders, Elected, Ordained .................................................... 382 

Episcopacy, Committee on .................................................... 22 

Episcopal Residency Committee ................................................ 22 

Equitable Compensation, Commission on ...................................... 21, 56 

Program (Item 670) ......................................................... 222 

Excused Absences, Clergy ................................................... 154 

Excused Absences, Laity .................................................... 155 

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E

Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts ........................44, 80 

Finance and Administration, Council on ...........................................20 

Recommendations .........................................................204 

Financial Reports 

Board of Pensions, Conference Claimants .......................................51 

Board of Pensions, Financial Statement, 1997 ....................................106 

Treasurer’s Fund Report, 1997 .................................................84 

Friendship Haven ......................................................10, 41, 77 

General and Jurisdictional Responsibilities ........................................16 

General Directory ............................................................8 

Global Ministries, Board of .............................................31, 61, 179 

Goodwill Industries ..........................................................12 

Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa ..............................................42 

Guidelines for Church Extension ...........................................158, 182 

Hawthorn Hill ...............................................................11 

Board of Directors ...........................................................40 

Health Insurance (Section VI, Reports of Conf. Action) ..............................228 

Higher Education and Campus Ministry, Board of ...........................32, 62, 165 

Hillcrest Family Services ................................................11, 42, 80 

Historical Record of Sessions .................................................126 

Homes 

Listing of ..................................................................10 

Friendship Haven, Inc. ....................................................41, 77 

Methodist Manor .........................................................41, 78 

Meth-Wick Community, Inc. ................................................41, 78 

Wesley Retirement Services, Inc. ............................................41, 78 

Western Home ..........................................................41, 78 

Home Recycling Exchange ....................................................42 

Housing Policy (Conference Staff) ..............................................161 

Hospital 

Listing of ..................................................................10 

Iowa Methodist Iowa Luthern Blank Children’s Hospital ...........................40, 76 

St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ...................................40, 77 

St. Luke's Regional Medical Center and St. Luke’s Health Sys., Inc., Sioux City .......41, 77 

Index of Standing Items ......................................................158 

Information Reports, 1997 .....................................................48 

Insurance (Section VI, Report of Conference Action) ...............................228 

Interim Changes in Appointments 1997-1998 .....................................396 

Investigation, Committee on (Ordained) ..........................................24 

Iowa Annual Conference Policy on Power and Sexual Abuse (Standing Item) ............159 

Iowa Methodist Iowa Lutheran Blank Children’s Hospital .......................10, 40, 76 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation ......................................8, 39, 68, 214 

Iowa Nigeria Partnership .....................................................160 

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G 

H 

I

Iowa Religious Media Service .................................................. 11 

Iowa School for Ministry Commission ............................................ 42 

Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization ................................... 43 

Iowa Wesleyan ......................................................... 9, 40, 74 

Iowa Women in Ministry ................................................... 44, 82 

Iowans with General/Jursidictional Responsibilities ................................. 16 

Joint Strategy for New Church Development (Item 407) ......................... 160, 185 

Joint Committee on Disability .................................................. 24 

Journal Publication Committee .......................................... 23, 58, 222 

Journal Publication Fund ..................................................... 222 

Laity Address .............................................................. 250 

Laity Directory ............................................................. 492 

Laity Members to Annual Conference ........................................... 517 

Laity, Board of ....................................................... 33, 62, 175 

Lay Leader, Annual Conference ................................................. 9 

Lay Missioners ............................................................. 505 

Legislative Advocate ......................................................... 12 

Legislative Committee No. 

I ................................................................ 163 

II ................................................................ 181 

III ............................................................... 182 

IV ............................................................... 182 

V ............................................................... 184 

VI ............................................................... 185 

Local Pastors .............................................................. 378 

Memoirs ................................................................ 117 

Merged Churches .......................................................... 375 

Methodist Federation for Social Action, The ....................................... 43 

Methodist Manor ...................................................... 10, 41, 78 

Meth-Wick Community, Inc. .............................................. 10, 41, 78 

Mileage Compensation, Annual Conference (Item 601.4) ............................ 204 

Ministers' Spouses Organization ................................................ 44 

Missionaries, Rolls ......................................................... 506 

Moving Policy and Expense Fund (Item 628) ..................................... 211 

Music, Ministers of ......................................................... 509 

Nominating and Leadership Development Committee ........................ 23, 59, 222 

Non-Certified Personnel ...................................................... 510 

Officers of the Annual Conference .............................................. 19 

Ordained Ministry, Board of ............................................. 33, 63, 176 

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Ordinations of The Iowa Annual Conference ......................................157 

Parliamentarian, Annual Conference ............................................20 

Parsonage Guidelines, Safety and Standards (Standing Items) .......................160 

Pastoral Care and Counseling ............................................11, 22, 58 

Pastoral Record ............................................................306 

Pensions, Board of ........................................................21, 50 

Conference Claimants ........................................................51 

Financial Statement, 1997 ....................................................106 

Recommendations (Item 680) .................................................225 

Power and Sexual Abuse, Iowa Annual Conference Policy on (Standing Item) ...........159 

Pre-Conference Manual Fund .................................................220 

Probationary Membership ....................................................381 

Rainbow Covenant ......................................................161, 192 

Reconciling and Transforming Conference (CCOM Report) ..........................161 

Religion and Race, Commission on .......................................35, 64, 202 

Reports of Conference Action .................................................162 

Report of Standing Committee on Clergy & Diaconal Minister Misconduct ...............237 

Resolutions, 1998: 

215b 1999 International Year of Older Persons ...................................134 

323. Christian Behavior Toward Gay and Lesbian Persons ..........................152 


Orientation ...........................................................151 

326. Support the Council of Bishop’s Pastoral Statement ...........................152 

520. Racial Reconciliation ....................................................142 

Resolutions Committee ...................................................23, 220 

Retirement Homes (See Homes or individual listing) 

Roll of the Dead ............................................................117 

Rules of Order .............................................................254 

Rules of Order, Committee on ..............................................24, 220 

Sabbatical Leave Procedures .................................................161 

Sexual Abuse, Iowa Annual Conference Policy on Power and ........................159 

St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ................................10, 40, 77 

St. Luke's Regional Medical Center and St. Luke’s Health Sys., Inc., Sioux City .....10, 41, 77 

Salaries 

Administrative Assistant .....................................................208 

Conference Council Director ..................................................224 

Director of Administrative Services .............................................213 

District Superintendents .....................................................210 

Persons Appointed to Extension Ministries .......................................414 

Shesler Hall ..........................................................11, 42, 82 

Secretaries Organization, Iowa United Methodist ...................................43 

Secretary, Iowa Annual Conference .............................................19 

Seating of Alternate Laity Members .............................................154 

Simpson College .......................................................9, 40, 75 

Solicitation of Funds (Rules Of Order VII. N. 5.) ...................................295 

Statistical Tables (Tables I and II) ..............................................537 

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Status and Role of Women, Commission on ................................ 36, 64, 168 

Sub-Committees of the Conference Council on Ministries ............................ 26 

Surviving Spouses of Clergy .................................................. 487 

Treasurer, Annual Conference ................................................. 20 

Treasurer’s Report to Annual Conference ........................................ 249 

Trustees, Board of .................................................... 20, 49, 216 

United Methodist Clergy Couples, Iowa Chapter ................................. 44, 83 

United Methodist Men ..................................................... 37, 73 

United Methodist Minister's Service Credit Union ............................. 12, 42, 83 

United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism ........................ 43, 83 

United Methodist Women ................................................... 36, 73 

Urban Ministry, Inc., Waterloo ............................................... 12, 68 

Urban Vision, Inc. (Fort Dodge) .......................................... 12, 39, 68 

Wall Street Mission .................................................... 12, 42, 83 

Waterloo, Urban Ministry Inc ................................................ 12, 68 

Waterloo Strategy Council for Urban Ministries ..................................... 39 

Wesley Foundations - Listing of ................................................. 12 

Drake ............................................................... 38, 69 

Iowa State University ..................................................... 37, 70 

University of Iowa ........................................................ 38, 71 

University of Northern Iowa ................................................ 38, 72 

Wesley Retirement Service, Inc. .......................................... 10, 41, 78 

Western Home ........................................................ 10, 41, 78 

Widows of Ministers, Rolls (see Surviving Spouses of Clergy) ........................ 487 

Youth Ministry, Council on .................................................. 34, 66 

Youth Coordinator, Iowa Conference ............................................. 9 

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J. Robert Burkhart, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop ...................... 103 

Deb Van Gorp, Executive Secretary ...................................... 104 

David Stout, Des Moines District Superintendent ............................. 125 

Kathryn & Leroy Moore, Administrative Secretaries .......................... 125 

David P. Harner, Director, Iowa United Methodist Foundation ................... 127 

Sandy Breckenridge, Associate Director ................................... 127 

Council on Ministries Director ............................................ 115 

Anne Elly, Executive Secretary .......................................... 114 

Sheryl Deskin, Administrative Secretary ................................... 105 

Phil Carver, Associate Director - Muscatine/Ottumwa Districts 

Ric Olson, Associate Director - Sioux City/Spencer Districts 

Sue Richardson, Administrative Secretary ................................. 110 

Inez Dawes, Associate Director - Council Bluffs/Creston Districts 

Paul Shultz, Associate Director - Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Districts 

, Administrative Secretary ................................... 112 

Susan Stater, Associate Director - Mason City/Waterloo Districts 

, Associate Director - Des Moines/ Fort Dodge Districts 

Dick Faris, Camps Director .............................................. 116 

Jo Anne Campney, Camps Registrar ..................................... 116 

George Wylie, Communications Director .................................... 106 

Brenda P. Henning, Editor, U.M. Life ....................................... 109 

Eryn O’Hare, Administrative Secretary .................................... 107 

Charles W. Smith, Director Administrative Services/Treasurer/Statistician ......... 119 

Cynthia Davis, Administrative Secretary ................................... 120 

Russell Hinshaw, Assistant Treasurer/Controller ............................. 123 

Roland Minshall, Computer Systems Manager ............................... 124 

Margaret Biggs, Accounts Receivable ..................................... 136 

Richard Hartness, Accounts Payable ...................................... 138 

Diane Brockmeyer, Benefits Secretary ..................................... 121 

Jill Stanton, Data Manager/Journal Editor ................................... 117 

Doug Summy, Printer/Mail Clerk .......................................... 122 

Barbara Higgins, Receptionist .......................................... OPER 

800 Numbers 

ADDRESS LINE ............................................... 800-874-3211 

Camp Registrar ............................................... 800-765-1651 

ECUFILM .................................................... 800-251-4091 

General Board of Global Ministries, Missions Information ............... 800-862-4246 

INFOSERV ................................................... 800-251-8140 

Ingathering Coordinators ........................................ 800-228-2853 

Iowa Religious Media Services ................................... 800-777-8661

1998 Iowa Conference Journal

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