2000 Iowa Conference Journal

2000 Conference Journal 

Iowa Annual Conference 

of the United Methodist Church 

157 th Session

CONFERENCE CENTER DIRECTORY 

Telephone: (515) 283-1996 

Office Location: 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C, Des Moines, Iowa 50309-2019 

Bishop’s FAX: (515) 283-8672 Conference Center FAX: (515) 288-1906 

Council on Ministries FAX: 515-283-0836 Website: www.iaumc.org 

Bishop Gregory Palmer .................................................102 

Nicky Wynne, Bishop’s Secretary ........................................102 

J. Robert Burkhart, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop ......................103 

Deb Harper, 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 

Twila Glenn, 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 

Anne Bacon, Associate Director - Mason City/Waterloo Districts 

Inez Dawes, Associate Director - Council Bluffs/Creston Districts 

Jonathan Gaul, Associate Director - Des Moines/ Fort Dodge Districts 

Dee Dee Sobatka, Administrative Secretary ...............................112 

Jill Sanders, Associate Director - Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Districts 

Dick Faris, Camps Director ..............................................116 

Jo Anne Campney, Camps Registrar .....................................116 

George Wylie, Communications Director ....................................106 

Eryn O’Hare, Administrative Secretary ....................................107 

Lana Ross, Legislative Advocate .........................................111 

Kristan A. Clark ......................................................111 

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, Senior Staff Accountant ...................................136 

Patricia Bryant, Accounts Payable ........................................138 

Diane Brockmeyer, Benefits Secretary .....................................121 

Jill Stanton, Data Manager/Journal Editor ..................................117 

Doug Summy, Director, Central Services ...................................122 

Johneen Carr, Data Entry/Printer/Mail Clerk .................................141 

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, Mission Information ................800-862-4246 

INFOSERV ..................................................800-251-8140 

Ingathering Coordinators ........................................800-228-2853 

Iowa Religious Media Services ...................................800-777-8661 

UMMS Credit Union ...........................................800-262-3818

THE 

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

2000 

Iowa Annual Conference 

JOURNAL 

and 

OFFICIAL RECORD 

One Hundred Fifty-Seventh Session 

Held at 

IOWA STATE CENTER 

Ames, Iowa 

June 2-5, 2000

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 

Assistant Director of Administrative 

to the Bishop Services/Treasurer/ 

Statistician 

Twila M. Glenn Susan C. Ney 

Director, Conference Iowa Conference 

Council on Ministries Secretary

CABINET 

2000-2001 

Back row (L to R): David Shogren, Fort Dodge District; Jerrold Swinton, Waterloo District; 

Richard Sebeniecher, Council Bluffs District; David Stout, Des Moines District; Barrie 

Tritle, Cedar Rapids District; Charles Luers, Creston District. 

Front row (L to R): Emmanuel Tabelisma, Mason City District; Rosemary Rohde-Frank, 

Ottumwa District; LaVonne Kaasa, Spencer District; Darline Balm-Demmel, Sioux City 

District; Len Eberhart, Dubuque District; and Judith Miller, Muscatine District.

FAREWELL CELEBRATION FOR 

BISHOP AND MRS. CHARLES WESLEY JORDAN 

June 3, 2000 

Bishop and Mrs. Charles Jordan 

Surprise performance from the Chancel Choir 

St. Mark’s United Methodist Church of Chicago, Illinois. 

Dancing with Bishop Jordan 

the kids from the Mobile United Methodist Missionaries 

(M.U.M.M.s)

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) 1501 Sierra Dr. N.E. Memoirs, Roll of 

Cedar Rapids 52402 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 


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


Barb Oakland (Jerry) 1722 Churchill Dr. Organizational 

Dubuque 52001 Structure, Laity Dir. 

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

Des Moines 50309 Tables 

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 ............................................................9 

II. Cabinet Organization ........................................................14 

A. District Superintendents ...................................................14 

B. External Assignments .....................................................15 

III. Consultants to Boards and Agencies ............................................16 

IV. Organizational Structure (Boards, Commissions, Committees) .......................18 

V. Information Reports .........................................................46 

VI. Roll of the Dead ............................................................78 

VII. Memoirs ..................................................................78 

VIII. Historical Record of Sessions .................................................95 

IX. Daily Proceedings ..........................................................96 

X. Index of Standing Items .....................................................125 

XI. Reports of Conference Action ................................................129 

A. Conference Budget ......................................................215 

XII. Rules of Order ............................................................227 

XIII. Pastoral Record ...........................................................290 

XIV. Diaconal Record ...........................................................353 

XV. Business of the Annual Conference ............................................356 

XVI. Appointments .............................................................387 

XVII. Alphabetical Listing of Churches ..............................................407 

XVIII. Rolls of Personnel 

A. Clergy Members ......................................................419 

B. Clergy in Affiliate Membership ...........................................478 

C. Clergy on Honorable Location ............................................478 

D. Clergy on Administrative Location .........................................479 

E. Surviving Spouses of Clergy .............................................479 

F. Laity Directory ........................................................485 

G. Lay Missioners .......................................................500 

H. Deaconesses .........................................................503 

I. Missionaries .........................................................503 

J. Diaconal Ministers .....................................................504 

K. Certified Personnel ....................................................505 

L. Non-Certified Personnel ................................................507 

M. Laity Members to Annual Conference ......................................513 

XIX. Statistical Tables I & II, 1999 .................................................533 

Index

GENERAL DIRECTORY 9 

I. GENERAL DIRECTORY 

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

Phone: 515-283-1991 FAX: 515-288-1906 

Resident Bishop 

Gregory V. Palmer, Bishop 

Nicky Wynne, Bishop’s Secretary 

FAX: 515-283-8672 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop 

J. Robert Burkhart, Administrative Assistant 

Deb Harper, Executive Secretary 

FAX: 515-283-8672 

Administrative Services/Conference Treasurer’s Office 

Charles W. Smith, Director, Administrative Services/Treasurer/Statistician 

Cynthia Davis, Administrative Secretary 

Russell Hinshaw, Assistant Treasurer/Controller 

Roland Minshall, Computer Systems Manager 

Margaret Biggs, Senior Staff Accountant 

Patricia Bryant, Accounts Payable 

Diane Brockmeyer, Benefits Secretary 

Jill Stanton, Data Manager/Journal Editor 

Doug Summy, Director Central Services 

Johneen Carr, Data Entry/Printer/Mail Clerk 

Barbara Higgins, Receptionist 

FAX: 515-288-1906 

Council on Ministries: 

Twila Glenn, Director 

Anne Elly, Executive Secretary 

FAX: 515-283-0836 

Associate Council Directors: 

Anne Bacon, Associate Director - Mason City/Waterloo Districts 

411 W. Church St., Marshalltown 50158-2742 Phone: 641-753-6141 

Inez Dawes, Associate Director - Council Bluffs/Creston Districts 

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

Jonathan Gaul, Associate Director - Des Moines/Fort Dodge Districts 

295 Terrace Dr., Waukee 50263-8509 Phone: (o) 515-987-3035 (h) 987-2469 

Sue Richardson, Administrative Secretary 

Phil Carver, Associate Director - Muscatine/Ottumwa Districts 

2274 Holiday Rd., Coralville 52241 Ofc. Phone/FAX: 319-339-9917 

Ric Olson, Associate Director - Sioux City/Spencer Districts 

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

Sheryl Deskin, Administrative Secretary 

Jill Sanders, Associate Director - Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Districts 

4520 Navajo Dr. N.E., Cedar Rapids 52402-3047 Phone: 319-393-8332 

DeeDee Sobotka, Administrative Secretary

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Communications 

George Wylie, Communications Director 

Eryn O’Hare, Administrative Secretary 

Camps 

Richard Faris, Camps Director 

Jo Campney, Camps Registrar 

Des Moines District Office 

David B. Stout, District Superintendent 

Kathryn and Leroy Moore, Administrative Secretaries 

FAX: 515-288-1906 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

David P. Harner, Director 

Sandy Breckenridge, Associate Director 

FAX: 515-288-1906 

IOWA CONFERENCE - 2000 

Legislative Advocate, Iowa Annual Conference Phone: 515-283-1996 ext. 111 

FAX: 515-283-0836 

Lana Ross, Legislative Advocate 

Kristin A. Clark, Administrative Assistant 

Pastoral Care and Counseling Center, 1420 Woodland, Des Moines 50309 

Phone: 515-244-2994 

Mary Fraser, Director 

Ann Melton, Secretary 

B. Conference Artist: 

Ted Lyddon Hatten, PO Box 518, Indianola 50125 Phone: 515-961-6697 

C. Officers of Conference Laity Organizations: 

Lay Leader: Dennis Bell, 1016 Ridge Rd., Denison 51442 Phone: 712-263-2384 

President UMW: Gwenna Appel, 4395 460th St., Curlew 50527 Ph: 712-855-2419 

President UMM: James Smith, 205 Parkhurst St., New Sharon 50207 

Ph: 641-673-4908 

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

Ph: 515-382-2739 

D. Ministry Centers (Campsites): 

Aldersgate: Jackie S. and Oscar V. Cordon, Co-Directors 

2910 Aldersgate Dr., Villisca 50864 Phone: (camp) 712-826-8121 

Golden Valley: Dawn E. Wright, Executive Director 

1845 Yellowpine Ave., Lockridge 52635-8032 Phone: 319-696-2573 

Lake Okoboji United Methodist Camp: Keith A. Shew, Executive Director 

21413 154th St. Place, Spirit Lake 51360 Phone: 712-336-2936 

FAX: 712-336-1822 

Pictured Rocks United Methodist Camp: Steve Kalb, Executive Director

GENERAL DIRECTORY 

12004 190th St., Monticello 52310 Phone: 319-465-4194 

Wesley Woods: Dave Schar, Executive Director 

1086 Nixon St., Indianola 50125 Phone: 515-961-4523 

E. Colleges: 

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

Leslie H. Garner, President 

Catherine Quehl-Engel, Chaplain and Director of Church Relations 

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

James Halseth, President Phone: 319-385-6204 

Esther Wonderlich, Archivist (See: H. Special Services, Archives this directory) 

Morningside College, 1501 Morningside Ave., Sioux City 51106 

Phone: 712-274-5100 

John C. Reynders, President 

Bonnie Zeck, Director of Church Relations 

Sheryl Ashley, Campus Minister 

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

R. Kevin LaGree, President 

Gordon Shea, Chaplain and Director of Church Relations 

F. Hospitals 

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

1200 Pleasant, Des Moines 50309 Phone: 515-241-6212 

Jim Skogsbergh, President 

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

Phone: 515-241-6494 

Ivan Lyddon, Director, Resource Development/President 

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 

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: 

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

Craig Johnsen, President/CEO 

Ronald R. Kitterman, Director of Pastoral Care 

Methodist Manor, 1206 W. Fourth St., Storm Lake 50588 Ph: 712-732-1120 

Sean J. Williams, M.H.A., Administrator 

Bill Johnson , Director of Development 

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

Phone: 319-365-9171 

Robin Mixdorf, President 

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Rollin Oswald, Co-Chaplain 

Jack Kendall, Co-Chaplain 

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

Phone: 515-271-6789 

Warren Rippey, President/CEO 


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

Ann C. Williams, Administrator 

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

Dennis L. Crouse, Administrator 

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

Rick Meyer, Administrator 

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

Richard Ruehle, Administrator 

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

Joe DeVore, Administrator 

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: 

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

College, Mt. Pleasant 52641 

Esther Wonderlich, Archivist Phone: 319-385-6321 (afternoons) 

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

Robert S. Crandall, Director 

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

Phone: 515-282-0208 

Robert D. Culbertson, Chaplain 

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

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

Carmen Lampe Zeitler, Director 

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

Phone: 515-274-2224 

Russell Melby, Regional Director 

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

Phone: 515-277-6969 

Forrest Harms, Executive Director 

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

Hawthorn Hill Ministries, 3001 Grand Ave. Suite A, Des Moines 50312-4206 

Phone: 515-283-1911 FAX: 515-283-1214


Bill Bowman, Interim Director 

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

Phone: 319-583-6431 

Gary L. Gansemer, MSW, Executive Director 

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

Iowa Religious Media Service, 3816 36th St. Ste. 100, Des Moines, 50310 

Phone: 515-277-2920 

Susan Guy, Director 

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

Vera L. Ludwig, Director 

United Methodist Ministers' Service Credit Union, 1212 Pleasant St. Ste. 106, 

Des Moines 50309-1418 Phone: 515-241-4412 or 1-800-262-3818 (within Iowa) 

Dale Mount, President 

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: 

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

James R. Nelson, Campus Minister 

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 

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

Paul Shultz, Director 

Marsha Acord, Associate Director 

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

Phone: 319-266-4071 

David Glenn-Burns, Director 

J. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, 3816 36th St. Ste. 202, Des Moines 50310 

Phone: 515-255-5905 

Sarai Schnucker Beck, Executive Director 

K. Cokesbury Book Store, 3528 Merle Hay Road, Des Moines 50310 

Phone: 515-278-1631 FAX: 515-276-7929 Toll free: 1-877-231-1594 

Jane Roul, Manager 

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 Ph: 319-234-0356 

Gerald R. Dolf, Director 

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

Ph: 515-955-1377 FAX: 515-576-1831 

Patricia Avery, Director 

Community Worker Board of the United Methodist Church 

Reginald H. Merrill, Jr., Chairperson 

II. CABINET ORGANIZATION 

Dean of the Cabinet: Darline Balm-Demmel 

Secretary of the Cabinet: Chuck Luers 

Assistant Secretary of the Cabinet: Len Eberhart 


A. District Superintendents: 

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

225 1st 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 

L. Dianne Richardson, Administrative Secretary 

Creston District: Charles E. Luers Phone: 641-782-4281 

113 Montgomery, PO Box 582, Creston 50801-0582 FAX: 641-782-5207 

Lisa Looney, 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 52001-4728 FAX: 319-556-7816 

Carol Clark, Administrative Secretary 

Fort Dodge District: David R. Shogren Phone: 515-576-2444 

728 1 st Ave. N., Fort Dodge 50501-3820 FAX: 515-576-1399 

Mary Jo Wagner, Administrative Secretary 

Mason City District: Emmanuel A. Tabelisma Phone: 641-423-5911 

5 N. Federal Ave. Suite 105, Mason City 50401-3257 FAX: 641-424-5603 

Susan Frescaz, Administrative Secretary 

Muscatine District: Judith Miller Phone: 319-264-6836 

216 Sycamore St., Suite 508, Muscatine 52761-3809 FAX: 319-264-6838 

Barb Krueger, Administrative Secretary 

Ottumwa District: Rosemary Rohde-Frank Phone: 641-682-9655 

227 W. 4th Suite 1-D, Ottumwa 52501-2544 FAX: 641-682-7455 

Barbara Kiple, Administrative Secretary 

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

Olsen Student Center Box 548, FAX: 712-274-5422 

3609 Peters Ave., Sioux City 51106-1756 

Carolyn Dykhuizen, Administrative Secretary


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

1012 W. 11th St., Spencer 51301-3146 FAX: 712-262-9843 

Judi Calhoon, Administrative Secretary 

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 1999-2000: 

*number in parenthesis is number of years in that assignment 

Darline Balm-Demmel CCOM Exec. Comm. (1) 

Conference Sessions (1) 

Board of Laity (2) 

Conference Council on Ministries 

Len Eberhart Board of Pensions (1) 

Joint Committee on Disability (1) 

School for Ministry (3) 


La Vonne Kaasa Odained Ministry (1) 

Interim Ministry (2) 


Chuck Luers Board of Trustees (4) 

Commission on Ministry with Persons 

with Disabilities (3) 

United Methodist Men (4) 


Judy Miller Rules of Order (1) 

UM Women (1) 

Hispanic Ministries (1) 


Rosemary Rohde-Frank Ordained Ministry (1) 

Clergy Misconduct (1) 


Richard Sebeniecher Council on Finance & Administration (1) 

Equitable Compensation (1) 


David Shogren Board of Church & Society (2) 

Commission on Religion & Race (2) 

CCOM Program Review (2) 


David B. Stout Board of Ordained Ministry - Exec. 

Committee (3) 

Board of Higher Education (2) 

Pastoral Care & Counseling (1) 

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Jerrold Swinton Native American Ministry (3) 

Standing Committee on Community and 

Institutional Ministries (3) 


Emmanuel Tabelisma Finance and Administration (1) 

Status & Role of Women (2) 


Barrie Tritle Parish Development (2) 

Personnel (1) 


A. Conference Staff: 

III. CONSULTANTS TO BOARD & AGENCIES 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop 

Robert Burkhart Annual Conference Administrative 

Coordinating Council 

Conference Sessions Committee 

Administrative Services/Conference Treasurer 

Charles Smith Annual Conference Administrative 


Board of Trustees 

Board of Pensions 

Council on Finance & Administration 

Personnel 

Assistant Treasurer/Controller 

Russell Hinshaw Comm. on Equitable Compensation 

CCOM Staff: 

Twila Glenn, Director Annual Conference Administrative 


Council on Finance & Administration 

Session Planning Committee 

Personnel Committee 

Nominations Coordinating Committee 

Leadership Development Coord. Comm. 

Resolutions Committee 

Rules of Order Committee 


CCOM Executive Committee 

CCOM Program Review 

CCOM Nominating Committee 

School for Ministry Commission 

EMI Unity Commission 

Anne Bacon Board of Global Ministries


Shalom Coordinator 

Mission Education Committee 

Phil Carver Board of Laity 

School for Lay Ministry 

Ingathering 

Inez Dawes Board of Church & Society 

Ethnic Local Church Concerns 

Dick Faris Board of Camp, Conference and Retreat 

Ministry 

Jonathan Gaul Board of Global Ministries 

Community & Institutional Ministries 

Age Level Council 

Barb Mittman Conference Council on Youth Ministry 

Ric Olson Planning & Research (CCOM) 

Parish Development 

Academy for Ministry Development 

Percept (Statistical Support) (BOGM) 

Jill Sanders Board of Discipleship 

Academy for Spiritual Formation 

Commission on Christian Unity & 

Interreligious Concerns 

George Wylie Communications Committee (CCOM) 

Archives & History 

B. Iowans with General/Jurisdictional Responsibilities: 

General 

General Council on Ministries - J. Robert Burkhart 

General Board of Church and Society: Pat Moreland 

General Board of Discipleship: Celestyne DeVance 

General Board of Global Ministries: Bill Lux 

General Board of Education and Ministry: Diane Wasson Ebehart 

Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns: Yong Lee 

Commission on Religion and Race: Phil Carver 

National Council of Churches: Joshua Brown 

Jurisdictional 

Committee on Elections: Ric Olson, Marcia Young 

Committee on Episcopacy: Bev Spencer, Ed Kail 

Committee on Program and Arrangements: J. Robert Burkhart, Gwenna Appel 

Committee on Rules of Order: Jerry Oakland 

Commission on Religion and Race: Samuel Subramanian 

Jurisdictional Mission Council: Adam Webb, Sungjoon Park, Janet Stephenson 

Committee on Investigation: Deb Kiesey 

Court of Appeals: Rebecca Carver 

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EDITOR’S NOTE: Addresses and phone numbers for clergy and laity may be found in the Rolls 

Section of this Conference Journal. 

S Agencies are designated by (Agency). This refers to conference agencies subject to 

limitations of tenure and one-job-per-person. 

S The year given in parenthesis following a name indicates the year in which that member began 

to serve. 

S Underlining a name indicates that person is clergy. 

S Regular attendance is a factor for re-election. 

S 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. 

B. Administration 

Administrative Review Committee ........................................26 

Annual Conference Administrative Coordinating Council .......................21 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee ..................................23 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee ............................23 

Board of Pensions ....................................................22 

Board of Trustees ....................................................21 

Commission on Equitable Compensation ..................................23 

Committee on the Episcopacy ...........................................24 

Committee on Clergy Misconduct ........................................26 

Committee on Investigation .............................................26 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling ...............................24 

Committee on Rules of Order ...........................................25 

Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee .................24 

Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee ...........................25 

Conference Resolutions Committee ......................................25 

Council on Finance and Administration ....................................21 

Joint Committee on Disability ...........................................25 

Officers of the Annual Conference .......................................20 

C. Conference Benevolence Programs 

Age Level Council ....................................................33 

Board of Camps, Conference and Retreat Ministries ..........................28 

Board of Church and Society ............................................29 

Board of Discipleship .................................................29 

Board of Global Ministries ..............................................30 

Standing Committee on Community and Institutional Ministries .................30 

Standing Committee on District Disaster Preparedness & Response Coordinators ..31 

Standing Committee on Hispanic Ministries ................................31 

Standing Committee on Mission Education ................................30 

Standing Committee on Parish Development ...............................30 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry ............................31 

Board of Laity .......................................................31 

Board of Ordained Ministry .............................................32 

Commission on Archives and History .....................................33 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns ....................34 

Commission on Religion and Race .......................................34 

Commission on Status and Role of Women ................................34 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities ........................35 

Council on Ministries ..................................................26

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE 

Council on Youth Ministry ..............................................32 

YAC Standing Committee .............................................33 

D. Conference Lay Organizations 

Council on Youth Ministries .............................................32 

Iowa United Methodist Student Movement .................................36 

United Methodist Men .................................................35 

United Methodist Women ..............................................35 

E. Affiliate Groups 

Directors, Trustees and/or Officers of Institutions 

Associations and Fellowships: 

Chaplains’ Fellowship ................................................42 

Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts ...................42 

Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship .....................................42 

Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization ............................42 

Iowa Women in Ministry ..............................................42 

Ministers’ Spouses Organization ........................................42 

Coalitions and Caucuses: 

The Methodist Federation for Social Action (MFSA) .........................41 

United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism (UMORE) ...........41 

United Methodist Rural Fellowship ......................................42 

Colleges: 

Cornell ............................................................39 

Iowa Wesleyan .....................................................39 

Morningside ........................................................39 

Simpson ..........................................................39 

Saint Paul School of Theology .........................................39 

Hospitals: 

Central Iowa Health System/Central Iowa Hospital Corporation ................39 

St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center and St. Luke’s Health Systems, Inc., S.C. .....39 

St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ...............................39 

Other Groups: 

Bidwell-Riverside Community Center ....................................40 

Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa ......................................40 

Hillcrest Family Services, Board of Trustees ...............................41 

Home Recycling Exchange ............................................41 

Iowa Church World Service/CROP Advisory Board ..........................41 

Iowa School for Ministry Commission ....................................41 

Shesler Hall, Board of Directors ........................................40 

United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union ...........................41 

Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries ...................................40 

Other Organizations: 

Children and Family Urban Ministries .....................................38 

Churches United of the Quad City Area ...................................38 

Des Moines Community Worker Board of the United Methodist Church ...........37 

Hawthorn Hill Ministries Board of Directors .................................38 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation .......................................38 

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

Board of Pensions ...................................................38 

Urban Visions, Inc., Fort Dodge .........................................38 

Urban Ministry Strategy Council .........................................38 

Retirement Homes: 

Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge ..........................................40 

Methodist Manor, Storm Lake ..........................................40 

The Methwick Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids ..............................40 

Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., Des Moines .............................40 

Western Home, Cedar Falls ............................................40 

Wesley Foundations: 

Drake University, Des Moines ..........................................37 

Iowa State University, Ames ...........................................36 

University of Iowa, Iowa City ...........................................37 

University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls ..................................36 

F. Representation in Ecumenical Bodies 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa ...........................................42 

G. District Organizations 

District Church Location and Building .....................................43 

District Committee on Ordained Ministry ...................................44 

A. Terminology 

(see Rules of Order - Article III.) 

B. Administration 

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

1. OFFICERS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

RESIDENT BISHOP 

Gregory V. Palmer 500 E Court Ave, Suite C, Des Moines 50309-2019 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

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

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENTS 

(refer to p. 14 this volume) 

CONFERENCE COUNCIL DIRECTOR 

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

*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 

*BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT 

W. Don Morrison 

2. CONSULTANT MEMBERS OF AGENCIES 

(see page 16 this volume) 

3. ANNUAL CONFERENCE ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATING COUNCIL 

Chair: Bishop Palmer 

Conference Council on Ministries: Mark Haverland 

Council on Finance & Administration: Fred Lockard 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee: 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee: 

Rules of Order Committee: William VanDevender 

Resolutions Committee: 

Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee: Ruth Jackson 

Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee: 

Consultants: 

Cabinet Dean: Darline Balm-Demmel 

Administrative Assistant to Bishop: 

Conference Treasurer: Charles Smith 

Conference Council on Ministries Director: Twila Glenn 

4. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION (Agency) 

President: Fred Lockard 

Vice President: Edward Peterson 

Secretary: Don Hodson 

*Members, Four year term: 

Class of 2002 

DM Jody Gooch (94/98) DM Fred Lockard (94/98) FD Sungjoon Park (97) 

Class of 2004 

CR Don Hodson (96/00) Dub Ott Jennifer Corley (98/00) 

CB Nancy Larsen (96/00) MC Don Preston (00) Spe Emmanuel Dass (00) 

Cres Wayne Estell (00) Mus Edward Peterson (97/00)Wat Richard Haw (00) 

Two Youth: MC Corri Flanigan (97) , SC Joe Bergsmith (99) 

Consultants: Conference Treasurer: Charles Smith 

District Superintendent:: Emmanuel Tabelisma 

Conference Council Director: Twila Glenn 

Chair, CCOM: Mark Haverland 

5. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CONFERENCE (Agency) 

President: W. Don Morrison 

Vice President: Art Fudge 

Secretary: Charles Curl 

Financial Secretary: 

Registered Agent: Charles Smith 

*Members, four-year term: 

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2001 

Wat Don Morrison (93/97) Ott Lois Poole (97) CR Ron Rath (99) 

2002 

CB Linda Primmer (98) Dub Art Fudge (94/98) Wat Charles Curl (94/98) 

Cre Matt Clayton (98) 

2003 

Mus Thomas Parrott (95/99) FD Harold Brinkman (99) SC Sharon Shook (99) 

2004 

DM Cheryl Walser (96/00) Spe Lynn Potter (00) 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Charles Luers 

Conference Treasurer: Charles Smith (96) 

Conference Chancellor and Legal Advisor: A. Roger Witke 

Representative CF&A: Sung joon Park 

Representative Bd. of Pensions: Keith Scott 

Representative Commission...Disabilities: Morris Hurd 

6. BOARD OF PENSIONS 

Chairperson: Keith Scott 

Vice Chairperson: Jerry Oakland 

Secretary: Bob Holdorf 

Conference Treasurer: (without vote) Charles Smith 

Chairperson, Service Records: Jeff Frese 

Chairperson, Disability: Stan Mehmen 

Chairperson, Health Insurance: Wayne Burk 

Chairperson, Wellness Program: Dianne Park 

Chairperson, Finance: J. Scott Voigt 

*Members, eight-year term: 

1994-2002 

DM Keith Gunzenhauser (99) Wat Jeffrey Frese (94) Wat 

Stan Mehmen (95) 

MC Hugh Macintosh (99) Wat Sherry Swinton(93) 

1996-2004 

CB Dale Bellairs (96) MC Curtis DeVance (99) Spe Gladys Shultz (97/00) 

DM Teresa Webb (96) Mus J. Scott Voigt (97) Wat Keith Scott (96) 

FD Dale Messenger (96/00) Ott Dianne Park (97) 

1998-2006 

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

Cre Lucy Elrick (99/00) MC Robert Holdorf (98) SC Marilyn Engle (98) 

Dub Wayne Burk (97) 


CR Thelma Perry (00) Dub Jerry Oakland (00) Mus Eugene Miller (00) 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Len Eberhart


Representative, CF&A: Ed Peterson 


Wellness Coordinator: Kae Tritle 

7. COMMISSION ON EQUITABLE COMPENSATION (Agency) 

Chairperson: Brian Carter 

Vice Chairperson: Wilma Mitchell 

Secretary: LaVerne Hueholt 

*Members, four year term 

2001 

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

2002 

FD Brian Carter (95/98) Mus Frank Schultz (94/98) 

2003 

DM Wilma Mitchell (95/99) CB Charles Mayer (99) 

2004 

MC Paul Hasel (00) 

Two youth: Mus Hannah Phares (00), Spe Rachel Wallace (00) 

Consultants: Assistant Treasurer: Russell Hinshaw 

Representative CF&A: Jennifer Corley 

District Superintendent: Richard Sebeneicher 

8. ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSION PLANNING COMMITTEE 

Chairperson: Bishop Palmer 

Adm. Assistant to the Bishop 

CR Linda Bibb (00) Dub Olivia Pleggenkuhle (00) Ott Rick Hoy (00) 

CB Rick Jenkins (00) FD Dean Fullerton (00) SC Ken Johnson (00) 

Gloria Turner (00) Dave Tjeptes (00) Spe Tony Pulatie (00) 

Cre Joyce Smith (00) MC Sandra Gobeli (00) Wat Duane Meyer (00) 

DM Larry Riegel (00) Mus Craig Peters (00) 

Ex-officio: 

Chairperson of Business and Agenda: Deborah Kiesey 

Conference Secretary/Chair, Journal Publication: Sue Ney 

Conference Lay Leader: Dennis Bell 


Representative from the Appointive Cabinet: Darline Balm-Demmel 

Representative from Commission on Religion and Race: Samuel Subramanian 

Consultants: 

Journal Editor: Jill Stanton 

Director of Communications: George Wylie 

9. ANNUAL CONFERENCE PERSONNEL COMMITTEE 

Chairperson: 

Vice Chair/Financial Secretary: Jane Moen 

Secretary: 

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*Members, four year term 

CR Keith Thayer (00) Dub Marjolein Pitka (00) Ott Lon Lewis (00) 

CB Greg Anderson (00) FD Beth Mitchell (00) SC Chrisa Ferguson (00) 

Cre Don Arrowsmith (00) MC Derald Hoel (00) Spe Phil Webb (00) 

DM Judy Winkelpleck (00) Mus Jim Nevins (00) Wat Jane Moen (00) 

Representatives: 

Appointive Cabinet: Barrie Tritle 

Council on Finance and Administration: Jody Gooch 

Conference Council on Ministries: 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities: David Houston 

Commission on Religion and Race: Curtis DeVance 

Commission on Status and Role of Women: 

10. COMMITTEE ON THE EPISCOPACY 

Chairperson: Richard Layman 

Vice Chairperson: Vernon Keith 

Secretary: Patty LaGree 

Members, four-year term 

CR Jessica Sage (00) Dub Steve Campbell (00) Ott Charles Kunzman (00) 

CB Louise Merkle (00) FD Lorinda Hoover (96/00) SC Richard Layman (94/98) 

Cre Alberta Ervin (00) MC Curtis DeVance (00) Spe Larry Johnson (00) 

DM Avon Crawford (00) Mus Vernon Keith (94/98) Wat Paul Daniel (97) 

Youth 18 or under: Josh Brown (99) 

Appointed by the Bishop (3): DM Pat Moreland (98), DM Patty LaGree (00), Mus Chris 

Rembold (00) 


Jurisdictional Representatives: Ed Kail (00), Beverly Spencer (00) 

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

Chairperson: Lynn Louk 

Secretary: 

*Members, 4 year term 

2002 

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

2004 

Dub Jim Rozendaal (00) FD Leroy Berryhill (96/00) Wat Millie Frese (00) 

Consultants: District Superintendent: David Stout 

Director, Office of Pastoral Care & Counseling: Mary Fraser 

12. CONFERENCE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT COORDINATING COMMITTEE 

Chairperson: Julia Poulsen 

Vice Chair: Gary VanWert 

Secretary: Phyllis Moore 

CR Julia Poulsen (99/00) Dub Ott Rich Gaumer (00) 

CB Phyllis Moore (00) FD Sheri Daylong (00) SC Gary VanWert (98/00) 

Cre Gary Maas (97/00) MC David Miller (00) Spe Ken Bell (00) 

DM Phyllis Anderson (00) Mus Leland Eyres (96/00) Wat 

Representatives from: 

Commission on Ministries with Persons with Disabilities: Howard Lord 

Commission on Religion and Race: Steve Bibb (00) 

Commission on Status & Role of Women:


13. CONFERENCE NOMINATIONS COORDINATING COMMITTEE 

Chairperson: Ruth Jackson 

Vice Chairperson: 

Secretary: Phyllis Mayer 

Executive Secretary: Barbara Oakland (96/00) 

Members four-year term: 

CR Marlene Janssen (00) Dub Robert Koepcke (00) Ott Wilbur Morfitt (98/00) 

CB Phyllis Mayer (94/98/00) FD Phyllis Bardole (97/00) SC Laurel Armstrong (00) 

Cre Don Carlson (98/00) MC Spe Charles Tefft (00) 

DM Paul Linn (00) Mus Mike Biklin (00) Wat Ruth Jackson (95/99/00) 

Representatives from: 

Commission on Ministries with Persons with Disabilities:Ann Donat 

Commission on Religion and Race: Neil Platon 

Commission on Status & Role of Women: 

One Youth (selected by CCYM): 

Consultant: Conference Council Director - Twila Glenn 

14. CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE (Agency) 

Chair: Steve Braudt 

Vice Chair: 

Secretary: Marcia Mason 

Members, four year term: 

2001 

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

2002 

DM Marcia Mason (95/99) 

2003 

MC Joan Philgreen (99) CB Marlene Brown (99) Mus Steve Garrington (99) 

Consultants: Conference Council Director : Twila Glenn 

Resolutions Editor: Patty King 

Two State Legislators: 

15. COMMITTEE ON RULES OF ORDER (Agency) 

Chairperson: William VanDevender 

Vice Chairperson: Scot Patrick 

Secretary: 

*Members, four-year term: 

Cre Jim Louk (97) MC Norma Heiny (95/99) SC Don Nolan (00) 

Dub Bill Lux (99) Ott William VanDevender (94/98)Wat Marvin Cleair (99) 

One Youth: Dub Dan Gonzalez (00) 

One Young Adult: CR Scot Patrick (94/98) 

Ethnic Minority: MC Remigio Panlaqui (99) 

Consultants: Conference Council Director, Twila Glenn 

District Superintendent: Judith Miller 

Ex Officio: Conference Secretary, Sue Ney (98) 

Conference Parliamentarian 

Jurisdictional Rules of Order Representative: Jerry Oakland (96/00) 

16. JOINT COMMITTEE ON DISABILITY 

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Two representatives, Board of Ordained Ministry: 

(Chairperson and Registrar unless otherwise represented) 

Jerald Swanberg, Dale Schoening 

Two representatives, Board of Pensions: 

(Chairperson and Secretary unless otherwise represented) 

Keith Scott, Bob Holdorf 

One District Superintendent: Len Eberhart 

17. COMMITTEE ON INVESTIGATION (Ordained Ministry) 

(nominated by the Bishop, four-year term) 

Gary Armstrong (95/00) Emmanuel Dass (00) Phil Webb (00) 

Beverlee Bell (00) Scott Hibben (00) 

Charles Curl (98/00) Lon Lewis (96/00) 

Lay Observers: 

Sue Mullins (00) JoAnn Orthel (00) 

Alternates: 

Allen Call (00) Neva Purdue (00) 

Susan May (00) Thelma Subramanian (00) 

19. ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW COMMITTEE 

20. COMMITTEE ON CLERGY MISCONDUCT 

Bishop’s Representative - 

Director of Pastoral Care & Counseling - Mary Fraser 

Division of Elders - 

Division of Deacons - 

Appointive Cabinet - Rosemary Rhode-Frank 

Board of Laity - 

COSROW - Kathleen Moore 

At Large (appointed by Bishop) - 

1. COUNCIL ON MINISTRIES 

Chairperson: Mark Haverland (98) 

Vice Chairperson/Financial Secretary: 

Secretary: Kathy Winter 

C. Benevolence Programs 

COM Executive Committee: 

Officers, as listed above 

Bishop: Gregory Palmer 

Administrative Asst: 

District Superintendent: Darline Balm-Demmel 



Consultants: 

Chairperson, Council on Finance and Administration: Fred Lockard 


Chair, Program Review: Tony Pulatie 

CCOM General Membership 

IOWA CONFERENCE - 2000


District Council Chairpersons 

CR Russ Husted (00) Dub Neil Hofer (98) Ott Joyce Lunsford (00) 

CB Janis Brown (94/98) FD Alyson Schroeder(96) SC Marilyn Berke (93/97) 

Cre Robert Woldron (00) MC Susan Northway (00) Spe Betty Kingston (99) 

DM Beverly Nolte (00) Mus Marilyn Lancaster (96/00) Wat Patty Eastman (99) 

Chairpersons of: 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries: Eric Guy 

Board of Church and Society: Dorothy Higdon 

Board of Discipleship: Charles Klink 

Board of Global Ministries: Mary Morris 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry: Carolyn Moe 

Board of Laity: Dennis Bell 

Board of Ordained Ministry: Jerald Swanberg 

Council on Youth Ministry: Elizabeth Kendall 

Age-level Council: Don Burket 

Commission on Archives and History: Donald Frank 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns: 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities: Jan Lamm 


Commission on Status and Role of Women: Kathleen Moore/ Ione Shadduck 

CCOM Communications Committee: Burr Bryant 

CCOM Nominating Committee: Pat Moreland 

CCOM Planning and Research: Marie Whiteing 

CCOM Program Review Committee: Tony Pulatie 

Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee: Celestyne DeVance 

Native American Committee: Larry McAlpine 

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: Shawn Lange 

Two young adults selected by CCOM Nominating Committee: 

Matt McAllister (97) 

Consultants: 


Associate Council Directors: Anne Bacon, Phil Carver, Inez Dawes, Jonathan Gaul, Ric 

Olson, Jill Sanders, Richard Faris, George Wylie 

Coordinator, Conference Council on Youth Ministry: Barb Mittman 

Chairperson, Council on Finance and Administration: Fred Lockard 


Representative to Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa: Nancy Allen 

Chairperson, Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee: 

Julia Poulsen 

Chairperson, Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee: Ruth Jackson 

Ecumenical Partners: 

Jurisdictional Mission Council Representatives: Sungjoon Park, Adam Webb 

General Council on Ministries Representative: J. Robert Burkhart 

(1) CCOM Program Review Committee 

Chairperson: Tony Pulatie 

One member from each district 

CR Karen Kuntz (00) Dub Ron Hughes (99) Ott Wilbur Morfitt (96/00) 

CB FD Mel Ammon (99) SC Phyllis Allen (99) 

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Cre Don Richard (98) MC Susan Northway (00) Spe Carol Swartz (96/00) 

DM Lorena Rieboff (96/00) Mus Floyd Scott (93/97) Wat Diane Mitchell (99) 

Ex Officio representatives from 

Commission on Status & Role of Women: Kathleen Moore/Ione Shadduck 

Commission on Ministry With Persons With Disabilities: Jan Lamm 


Age Level Council: Don Burket 

Youth Council: Elizabeth Kendall/ Barb Mittman 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: 

District Superintendent: Dave Shogren 

Consultant: Conference Council Director, Twila Glenn 

(2) CCOM Committee on Communications 

Chairperson: Burr Bryant (96/00) 

Members: 

CR Beverly Duffey (94/98) FD Kris Meinhard (99) Ott Alana Lemons(96) 

DM Keith Kirkpatrick(94/98) FD Geoff Wood (99) Wat Robert Runte (96) 

Dub Dean Schlitter (96) 

Ex-officio: Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: 

Consultant: Director of Communications: George Wylie 

(3) CCOM Committee on Planning and Research 

Chairperson: Marie Whiteing (92/96/00) 

Secretary: Kathy Hodges (00) 

Members: 

CB Ken Milford (99) SC Kent Kastler (96) SC Jim Davis (00) 

CB Richard Mirkle (99) SC Sharon Shook (98) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director: Ric Olson 

(4) CCOM Nominating Committee 

Chairperson: Pat Moreland (99) FD John Jacobsen (00) 

Members: DM Henry Bevel (99), DM Marilyn Hendrichs (99) DM Connie Gilmore (00) 

Consultant: Council on Ministries Director: Twila Glenn 

(5) Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee 

Chairperson: Celestyne DeVance (99) 

Members: 

DM Leota Davis (99) Wat Debra Burks (00) Wat Effie Burt (00) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director: Inez Dawes 

(6) Native American Committee 

Chair: Larry McAlpine (99) 

Members: 

CR Dwayne Akerly (97) CR Jessica Sage (00) SC LaVon & Torger 

Johnson 

CR Bev Johnson (99) Ott Paul Burrow (99) Spe William McAlpine (99) 

Consultants: Diane Wells 

District Superintent: Jerrold Swinton 

PROGRAM BOARDS 

2(1) BOARD OF CAMP, CONFERENCE AND RETREAT MINISTRIES (Agency) 

Chairperson: Eric Guy (94/98) 


Secretary: Shirley Hoffmann (94/98) 

Members (District Coordinators of Camping):


CR Linda Stransky (00) Dub Kay Roath (99) Ott Crystal Oberheu (99) 

CB David Bracht-Wagner (00) FD Lee Webb (00) SC Judy Wanned (00) 

Cre Andy Rubenking (99) MC Jeanne Martin (00) Spe Wendi Gillan (00) 

DM Mus Ted Stimach (99) Wat 

Consultants: 

Associate Director for Camp, Conference & Retreat Ministries: Richard Faris 

Treasurer’s Designee: Margaret Biggs 

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

Chairperson: Dorothy Higdon 

Vice-Chair/Financial Sec: Dick Clark 

Secretary: Allison Fatke Laube 


CR Don Johnson (00) Dub Doris Howard (98) Ott Dick Eis (99) 

CB Joe Boysen (99) FD Mitzi Schoening (00) SC Kate Smith (98) 

Cre Pam Farren (00) MC Dianne Chambers (00) Spe Paul Fredricksen (99) 

DM Josh Steward (00) Mus Robert Hary (00) Wat Gerald R. Dolf (94/98) 

Youth Member: SC Lindsey Thompson (00) 

Chairperson, Legislative Advocacy Standing Committee: Mike Orthel (00) 

Chairperson, Resolutions Standing Committee: Ruth AnnePetrak 

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

Pleggenkuhle 

Iowa Conference Legislative Advocate: Lana Ross 

General Board of Church & Society: Pat Moreland 

Consultant: Associate Council Director, Inez Dawes 

District Superintendent: Dave Shogren 

a. Legislative Advocacy Standing Committee 

Mike Orthel, Chair Jerry Avise-Rouse Doris Howard 

Betty Olerud Olivia Pleggenkuhle Haleen Pellett 

Dr. Steven Williams Steve Bibb Faith Finnemore 

b. Resolutions Standing Committee 

Ruth Ann Petrak, Chair Jan Creasman Adin Davis 

Greg Caldwell Eloise Cranke Beverly Spencer 

District Supt: David Shogren 

2(3) BOARD OF DISCIPLESHIP (Agency) 

Chairpersons: Charles Klink (96/00) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Corrine Kleppe (96/00) 

Secretary: Dale Reisner (95/99) 

Members, quadrennial term: 

CR Dub Dot Hasler (00) Ott Joyce Everhart (96/00) 

CB Randall Baier (96/00) FD Paul Lundy (98) SC Lorna Leavitt (00) 

Cre Neil Platon (97) MC Ted Stowers (99) Spe Vickie Fisher (00) 

DM Cheong Seop Song (00) Mus Scott Smith (00) Wat Julia Intveldt (98) 

At Large Members: 

Education Advocate - Kris Christiansen (00) 

Evangelism Advocate - Gary Dobbins (98) 

Stewardship Advocate - Tim Gosset (00) 

Worship Advocate - Joan Letcher (00) 

Spiritual Formation Advocate - Mark Young (00) 

Youth Representative: Carrie Odegaard (98) 

Ex officio: General Board of Discipleship: Celestyne DeVance 

Consultants: Associate Council Director, Jill Sanders 

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District Superintendent: Dick Sebeneicher 


2(4) BOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES (Agency) 

Chairperson: Mary Morris (00) 

Vice Chairperson: Dale VanderSchaaf (96/00) 

Financial Sec.: Daniel Webster (00) 

Secretary: Doris Knight (97) 

Conference Missions Secretary: Judy Brotherton (96) 

Conference Disaster Chairperson: Marcia Young (00) 

Bequest Fund Coordinator: Roxanne Schwartz 

VIM Coordinator: Douglas Harding 

Mission Secretary of Itineration: Lois Novak 

Standing Committee Chairs: 

Parish Development: Scott Meador (00) 

Community & Institutional Ministries: Edwin McIntosh (96) 

Mission Education: Judy Brotherton (96) 

Hispanic Ministries: Tom Mohan (00) 


CR Carroll Brown (99) Dub Doug Williams (98) Ott Janice Bolger (96/00) 

CB Gerald McGee (98) FD Dwight Grosvenor (00) SC Lyle Gross (96/00) 

Cre Susan Olive (00) MC Lewis Flanigan (00) Spe Jim Morris (00) 

DM Dennis Nicholson (00) Mus Enna Antunez (96/00) Wat Vicki Pospisil (96/00) 

Youth Member: CB Lisa Hauser (98) 

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

General Board of Global Ministries - Bill Lux 

Consultants: Associate Council Directors, Anne Bacon, Jon Gaul, Ric Olson 

a. Standing Committee on Parish Development 

Chair:Scott Meador (96/00) 

Vice chair: 

Treasurer: Carroll Brown (99) 

CR Chuck Kelsey (96) Dub Scott Kisker (00) Ott Peg Egbert (98) 

CB Lillian Gallo-Seagren (98) FD SC Harold Werley (97) 

Cre Gary DeGeest (96) MC Darwin Moore (98) Sp 

DM Ronald Kramer (97) Mus Doug Reynolds (96) Wat Ruth Ann Gooden (96) 

Merrill Siler (96) 

Builders Call: 

Consultants: DS Barrie Tritle, Associate Council Director Ric Olson, BOGM Mary Morris, Dan 

Webster 

b. Standing Committee on Community & Institutional Ministries 

Chair: Ed McIntosh (97) 

CR Carol Tippe (97) Sp Judy Doyle (97) 

DM Dennis Coon (98) Wat Towanna Vint (97) 

FD Harry Imlay (97) 

Neighbor Helping Neighbor: 

Consultants: DS Jerrold Swinton, Associate Council Director, Jon Gaul 

c. Standing Committee on Mission Education 

Chair: Judy Brotherton 

Recording Secretary/Itinerations Secretary - Lois Novak 

CR Lois Novak (97) Dub Sue Hattel (98) Ott Janice Bolger (97) 

CB Richard Hohl (00) FD Doug/ Marie Heins (98) SC Brian Sherman (98) 

Cre Larry Hartley (97) MC Sue Mulliins (98) 

Sp Shirley Letner (97) 

DM Nancy Rhines (98) Mus Larry Garrett (97) Wat Lois Putnam (00) 

World Hunger Education - Doris Knight (98)


Iowa Nigeria Partnership - Jim Tussey (00) 

VIM Coordinator - Doug Harding (00) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director: Anne Bacon 

d. District Disaster Preparedness & Response Coordinators 

Chair: Marcia Young (00) 

CR Mary Stover-Hartman (99) Dub Ott Janet Jones (98) 

CB FD Helen Eason (98) SC Karl Schiltz (98) 

Cre Ed & Luella Scholtens(99) MC Tom & Edna Groom (98) Spe Glenda Kroger (98) 

DM Lyle Ball (00) Mus Charles Newcomb(98) Wat Gerald Dolf (98) 

Pastoral Care - Ed Poston (98) 

Ministry to Children - Carol Swanson Poston (98) 

VIM Liaison - Doug Harding (00) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director Anne Bacon 

e. Standing Committee on Hispanic Ministries 

Chair: Tom Mohan (00) 

CR Jim Turner (00) Dub Ott 

CB Ernest Ruehle (00) FD Cecelia Dilley (00) SC Gene Hill (00) 

Cre MC Don & Dora Campbell (00)Spe Lowell Field (00) 

DM Odilio Orozco (00) Mus Robert Meredith (00) Wat Charlie & Lois Cochran 

(00) 

Consultant: District Superintendent Judith Miller 

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

Chairperson: Carolyn Moe (96) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Marce Wagner (96) 

Secretary: Dennis Fox (96) 


CR Mary Johnston (00) Dub Ardith Hoff (97) Ott Larry Pauley (99) 

CB Jay Sherer (00) FD Ted Solomon (96/00) SC Leonard Sjogren (00) 

Cre Pauline Miller (99) MC Spe Jerry Burgess (98) 

DM Darlene Bradner (96/00) Mus Pradyna Patet (00) Wat 

Youth Member: FD Melisse Owen (00) 

Standing Committee Chairs: 

Communications: Dennis Gilbert (94) 

Scholarships & Finance: Marce Wagner (96) 

Ex-officio: General Board of Higher Education & Ministry: Diane Eberhart (00) 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: David Stout 

Associate Council Director for Youth/Young Adult Ministries: Barbara Mittman 

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

Representatives from the four Wesley Foundations 

2(6) BOARD OF LAITY (Agency) 

Chairperson and Conference Lay Leader: *Dennis Bell (00) 

Vice Chairman/Financial Sec: 

Secretary: Paul Burrow 

District Lay Leaders: 

CR Rudy & Inis Huffman (00) Dub Pat Ritter (99) Ott Paul Burrow (96/00) 

CB Carl Phillips (99) FD Evelyn Farnham (96/00) 

SC Gene Ulrich (97) 

Cre Arnold Kenyon (99) MC Robert Perry (97) Spe Hess Roorda (99) 

DM Connie Gilmore (00) Mus Norma Morrison (00) Wat Carma Bisinger (98) 

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Chairperson, School for Lay Ministry: Myrtle Felkner 

Dean, School for Lay Ministry: Avon Crawford 

Director of Lay Speaking Ministries: Christine Pauley 

Ex officio: 

President, Conf. United Methodist Women: Gwenna Appel 

President, Conf. United Methodist Men: James Smith 

Chairperson, Conf. United Methodist Youth: Elizabeth Kendall 

Chairpersons, Heifer Project International: John & Louise Brockshink 

Chairpersons, Ingathering Project: Don & Caroline Kluver, Darrell & Carol Needham 

Consultants: Associate Council Director, Phil Carver 

3. BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY (Agency) 

Chairperson: Jerald Swanberg 

Vice Chair: Doresa Collogan 

Secretary: Barbara Johnson 

Financial Sec.: Bob Barrick 

Registrar: Dale Schoening 

Conference Relations: Rebecca Carver 

Chair, Order of Deacons: Dianne Christopher 

Chair, Order of Elders: Deborah Stowers 

*Members, quadrennial term: (nominated by the Bishop) 

Cynthia McCalmont (94) 

Brian Milford (94) 

Jerald Swanberg (94) 

Dana Wimmer (94) 

Bruce Wittern (94) 

Anita Bane (95) 

Esther Barton (95) 

John Augspurger (96) 

Robert Barrick (96) 

Martha Bennett (96) 

Rebecca Carver (96) 

David Clark (96) 

Doresa Collogan (96) 

Bernabe Colorado (96) 

Judy Deweber (96) 

Dale Schoening (96) 

Susan Thomas (96) 

Marilyn Winch (96) 

Carol Seebach (96) 

Fred Bark (97) 

Lillian Daniels (97) 

Barbara Johnson (97) 

Deanna Pullen (97) 

Ed Ritter (97) 

Harold Swanson (98) 

Bruce Bane (00) 

Susan Bowman (00) 

Dennis Coon (00) 

Jennifer Daniel (00) 

Gordon Elrick (00) 

Josue Florendo (00) 

Derrick Haskins (00) 

Susen LeBlanc (00) 

Michael Morgan (00) 

Bill Poland (00) 

Frank Seydel (00) 

Consorcia Sanchez (00) 

David Wendel (00) 

Paul Wilcox (00) 

John Adams (00) 

Meredith Berryhill (00) 

Roger Coulsen (00) 

Brenda Hobson (00) 

Jean Houston (00) 

Jeff Ireland (00) 

Judy Marnin (00) 

Pat Moreland (00) 

Gayle Wilcox (00) 

Consultants: Administrative Assistant to the Bishop: 

District Superintendents: David Stout, LaVonne Kaasa, Rosemary Rohde Frank 

Conference Council Director, Twila Glenn 

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

Chairperson: CB Elizabeth Kendell (00) 

Vice Chairperson: FD Andy Seiler (99) 

Secretary: DM Sarah Ollie (99) 

Youth Members: 

CR Nick Duffy (99) Dub Nic Romaine (00) Ott Elissa Pettyjohn (00) 

Joe Valenta (00) Morgan Loveless (99) Rachel Burrow (99) 

CB Emily Jordan (99) FD Craig Jacobson (00) SC Cara Beck (00) 

Megann Schultz (00) Shawn Brekke (99) Meredith Buchman (99) 

Cre April Adkisson (99) MC Jeremy Engelman (00) Spe Warren Payton (00) 

Clinton Eshelman (00) Angela Fredericks (99) Derek Davis (99) 

DM Scott Hanlin (00) Mus Andy Hege (00) Wat Abby Freese (00) 

Alison Stevens (99) Stacy Kielman (99)


Jurisdictional Youth Ministry Organization Reps: FD Vanessa Radebough (00), MC Kristin 

Northup (00) 

National Youth Ministry Organization Rep: 

District Youth Coordinators: 

CR Scott McDowell (00) Dub Ott 

CB Michael Willer (00) FD Cathy Webb (00) SC 

Cre Sandy Smith (00) MC Jerry Hoff (00) Spe DeLyte Ebbers (99) 

DM Bill Deskin (00) Mus Mike Renken (00) Wat 

Consultants: Conference Youth Coordinator: Barb Mittman 

Two adults at large: DM Greg Stice, MC Sarah Rohret Odoom 

a. YAC Standing Committee 

Co-Chairs: Rachel Burrow 

Past Co-chairs: Meredith Buckman, Katie Ziskovsky 

CCYM Chair: Elizabeth Kendall 

CCYM Vice Chair: Andy Seiler 

Past CCYM Chair: Megan Dean 

Parliamentarian: Jessica Ireland 

JYMO reps: Vanessa Radebough, Kristin Northup 

CR Eric Dorr (00) Dub Scott Patterson (99) Ott Elissa Pettyjohn (99) 

CB Valerie Larimore (99) FD Andy Erickson (00) SC Lindsey Thompson (00) 

Cre Robyn Johnson (99) MC Liz Kloberdanz (00) Spe Andy Preston (00) 

DM Sarah Clark (99) Mus Tamara Burke (00) Wat Dionne Burks (99) 

Adults: DM Bill Deskin (99), MC Joan Philgreen (00) 

Simpson College RLC: Nate Perkins, Gordon Shea 

Associate Council Director for Youth and Adult Ministries: Barbara Mittman 

5. AGE LEVEL COUNCIL (Agency) 

Chairperson: Don Burket 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Nan Tomlinson 

Secretary: Carol Volker 


CR Mary Frederickson (00) Dub Ann Glime (99) Ott Mary Smith (97) 

CB Pam Schwertley (99) FD SC Ann Trimble-Ray (98) 

Cre Nancy Stekelberg (99) MC Rhoda Preston (00) Spe Ray Stauffer (97) 

DM Wayne McCracken (00) Mus Jesse Powell (00) Wat Anne Lippincott (96/00) 

Youth Representative: Cre Julie Coulthard (99) 

At Large Members: 

Children's Advocate - Nanette Tomlinson (98) 

Adult Advocate - Don Burket (98) 

Family Advocate - Carol Volker (98) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director: Jon Gaul 

6. COMMISSION ON ARCHIVES AND HISTORY (Agency) 

Chairperson: Donald Frank (96) 

Vice Chair/Financial Sec: Doug Provow 

Secretary: Larry Hurto 


DM Larry Hurto (95/99) FD Doug Provow (95/99) Ott Bill Anderson (00) 

Dub Steve Story (00) Mus John Witmer (96/00) 

Consultant: Associate Council Director, George Wylie 

Archivist: Esther Wonderlich 

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

Chairperson: 

Vice Chair: Ray Doser 

Financial Sec: Paul Hansen 

Secretary: 

Members: 

CR Amanda Fraurenholz (00) Dub Farr Jebens (99) Ott Ray Doser (99) 

CB Maureen Williams (99) FD SC Kate Bell (00) 

Cre Ed Poston (97) MC Janet Wearda (00) Spe Paul Hansen (97) 

DM Robert Griffin (99) Mus Trevor Davis (00) Wat Randy Beichley (96/00) 

Youth Member: FD Autumn Guess (00) 

Ex Officio Members: 

Ecumenical Partner: 

Representative to Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa: Nancy Allen 

UMW Representative to Church Women United: 

General Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns: Yong Lee 

Consultant: Associate Council Director, Jill Sanders 

8. ADVOCACY COMMISSIONS 

8a COMMISSION ON RELIGION AND RACE (Agency) 

Chairperson: Samuel Subramanian (96) 

Vice-Chairperson: Stephen Bibb (96) 

Secretary: 

Monitoring Committee: Curtis DeVance 

Sensitizing Committee: Curtis DeVance 

Empowerment Fund: Cleta McQuerry 

Crisis Fund: Neil Platon 

*Members, four year term: 

CR Bev Johnson (00) DubTom Connors (99) Ott John Ling (99) 

CB Exequiel Tabelisma (00) FDRobert Cook (99) SC 

Cre Susan Barrick (00) MC Linda K. Bahr (99) Spe David Arulnathan (98) 

DM Kumsan Song (00) Mus Kathleen Danforth(00 )Wat Cynthia Morrison (00) 

At-Large Members: Chris Daniel (97), Curtis DeVance (98) 

Debra Burks (98) Orville Berbano (99), Prince Swamickan (00) 

African-American Advocate: Cleta McQuerry (97), Charles Miller (00) 

Asian-American Advocate: Peter Chang (98) 

Filipino Advocate: Neil Platon (98) 

Hispanic Advocate: Nellie Latta (00) 

Korean Advocate: Heeyoung Kim (00) 

Native American Advocate: DeWayne Akerly (98) 

Youth Members: FD Andy Erickson(00), CR Gretchen Schuhmacher (00) 

General Commission on Religion & Race: Phil Carver (00) 

Consultant: District Superintendent, Dave Shogren 

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

Co-Chairs: Kathleen Moore, (93) Ione Shadduck (00) 

Secretary: 

Treasurer: Eleanor S. Tilton 


CR Carol Kress (97) Dub Jill Mack (99) Ott Thelma Subramanian (99) 

CB Judy Flanegin (98) FD Duane Anderson (00) SC Eleanor S. Tilton (96/00) 

Cre Jim Lane (00) MC Pamela Flanigan (00) Spe Shurmaine McAlpine (00) 

DM Joan Ayers (99) Mus Debra Votaw (96/00) Wat Allen Poore-Christiansen 

(98)


At-Large Members:, Maxine Moore Ballard (00) 

Youth Member: Janice Frank (99) 

Ex Officio Members: 

Lay Woman named by the Conference UMW: 

General COSRO W: 

Consultants: District Superintendent, Emmanuel Tabelisma 

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

Chairperson: Jan Lamm (00) 

Vice-Chair/Financial Sec: Carolyn Bittner 

Secretary: David Houston 


CR Carolyn Bittner (00) Dub Lynn Patrick (00) Ott Howard Lord (96) 

CB Marcee Bisbee (00) FD SC David Houston (99) 

Cre Martha Musmaker (00) MC Marie Vilimek (00) Spe Esta Fraley (00) 

DM Morris Hurd (99) Mus Christine Bruhn (98) Wat Ann Donat (93/97) 

Youth Member: Jenna Kyhl (99) 

Consultants: 

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

Tippe, Pat Moreland 

District Superintendent, Charles Luers 

D. Conference Lay Organizations 

1. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN 

President: Gwenna Appel 

Vice-president: Margaret Mackey 

Secretary: Jeanne Sheets 

Treasurer: Patricia Findley 

Chairperson, Committee on Nominations: Sandra Frank 

Nominating Committee: Ruth Anderson, Rosemary DeGraw, Wilma Lord, Eleanor Mooney, 

Maureen Williams 

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: Thelma Perry 

Copyist: Susan McKnight 

Representative to Metanoia: JoAnn Orthel 

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 Joanne Lundquist 

Dub Olivia Pleggenkuhle Spe Kathy Batman 

FD Virginia Schoeneman Wat Marge Ziskovsky 

Consultants: District Superintendent: Judith Miller 

2. UNITED METHODIST MEN 

President: James Smith 

1st Vice-President: Shawn Lange 

2nd Vice-President: James Dunsmore 

Secretary: Dan Houston 

Treasurer: Jim McIntosh 

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Past President: Charles Wengert 

Prayer Advocate: Jim Pollock 

Yourh Coordinator: Jim Hollensbe 

Meals for Millions/Hunger Relief Advocate: Art Kistler 

Self Help Coordinator: Fred Bark 

VIM Coordinator: Dan Houston 

Special Appointment: Rodney Gist 


District Presidents: 

CR Clarence Skog MC Christian Nygaard 

CB Carl Phillips Mus James Dunsmore 

Cre Shawn Lange Ott Bill Anderson 

DM SC 

Dub Spe Len Garrison 

FD Dan Houston Wat Al Brennecke 

Consultants: 

District Superintendent: Charles Luers 

Bishop Gregory Palmer 

3. COUNCIL ON YOUTH MINISTRIES 

(see listing on p. 32 this volume) 

4. IOWA UNITED METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT 

Chair/Treasurer: Josh Steward, UI 

Vice Chair: 

Secretary: Michelle Wentworth, Simpson 

Board Members: 

a. INSTITUTIONS 

a(1)a WESLEY FOUNDATIONS 

E. Affiliate Groups 


a(1)a1 Iowa State University, Ames 

Chairperson: Beverly Kruemple 

Vice Chair: Jilly Hutzel 

2000: Jilly Hutzel, Beverly Kruemple, Brent Bruton, Jan Stone, Stephanie Hamilton, Judi 

Gose, Jason Farmer, Frank Rizzo, 

Marsha Sanborn 

2001: Lindsey Beglinger, Mark Blaedel, Michael Brand, Janice Dana, Gina Hertz, Jill 

Vauthrin, Dick Young, Mary Young 

2002: Carl Anderson, Aaron Brand, Nathaniel Ginder, Joshua Hibben, Lisa Parks, John 

Schuh, Janet Stephenson 

Ex Officio: 

Wesley Singers Rep: Mark Anderson 

Treasurer: Ken Krumpel 

Sr. Minister/Director: Rev. W. Scott Grotewold 

Campus Minister: Rev. Jim Shirbroun 

Minister of Spiritual Growth & Pastoral Care: Rev. Cynthia McCalmont 

Conference Board of Higher Education representative: Rev Dr. Ted Solomon 

Conference Board of Trustees: Harold Brinkman 

Ft Dodge District Superintendent: Rev. David Shogren 

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

Chairperson: Rev. Jim Hanke


Vice Chair: Janet Tyrrell 

Treasurer: Lee Nicholas 

Secretary: Laura Terlip 


Class of 2000: Dick Clark, Jeanne Koughn, Gene Graham, Janet Tyrrell, Debra Burks, 

Irene Tan 

Class of 2001: Joan Stabenow, Laura Terlip, Marvin Siler, Jim Hanke, Lee Nicholas, 

Jennifer Carpenter 

Class of 2002: John Stater, Mike Waggoner, Scott Spray, Pam Ulffers 

Student Board Members: Shannon Bardole, Andy Chase, Cori Ebert, BJ Eder, Nicole 

Felice, Becky Overfield, Ling Qui 

Ex-officio: 

Director - David Glenn-Burns 

US-2 Missionaries: Laura Fightmaster, Amy Pyles 

International Ministry: Ruth Yan, David Wu 

Graduate Assistant: Aaron Maitland 

District Superintendent: Jerrold Swinton 

Conference Board of Trustees: Ron Rath 

a(1)a3 Drake University, Des Moines 

Chairperson: Tom Tronick 

Vice Chairperson: Zach Washler 

Treasurer: Gordon Harrison 

Secretary: Rebecca Roth 


Students: Tracey Bearden, Lindsey Boo, Chad Brewbaker, Brandy Case, Mike Haub, Heidi 

Kruck, Rebecca Roth, Amanda Somerville, Zach Washler 

Lay Persons: Harriet Bailey, Gordon Harrison 

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

Clergy Members: Susan Bowman, Scott Kober 

Ex Officio: District Superintendent: David Stout 

Conference Board of Trustees: Cheryl Walser 

Director: Jim Nelson 

a(1)a4 University of Iowa, Iowa City 

Chairperson: Marsha Lowe 

Vice Chairperson: Emmylou Tabelisma 

Se cretary: Jane Driscoll 

Treasurer: Jean Kendall 

2001: Harriett Dean, Cindy Knight, Emmylou Tabelisma 

2002: Jane Driscoll, Tom Shepherd 

2003: Marsha Lowe, George Dane, Margaret Weiting 

Students (one year term): Allison Laub, Lane Freemyer, Cory Schuster, Dennis Kitzman 

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

Charles Kelsey, Seongbae Cheong, James Kledis, Barrie Tritle, Charles Curl (Conf 

Trustee) 

Director - Paul M. Shultz 

Associate Director - Marsha Acord 

Administrative Secretary - Gail Ireland 

a(1)b OTHER ORGANIZATIONS 

a(1)b1 Des Moines Community Worker Board of the United Methodist Church 

Chair: Reginald Merrill 

Members: Dennis Coon, William Cotton, Kristin Fallon, Cara Stewart, Carmen Lampe 

Zeitler 

Dist. Supt. David Stout 

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a(1)b2 Urban Ministry Strategy Council 

Chairperson: Judy Delong 

Vice-Chairperson: Betty Olerud 

Secretary: Glenda Aitchison 

Treasurer: Kathy Gill 

At-Large Members: Dick Clark, Jim Price 

Trustee: Dave Alfrey 

Ex Officio: Bishop Gregory Palmer, Jerrold Swinton, D.S., Tawanna Vint, BOGM 

Additional At-Large members: Churk Lane, Evelyn Kober 

Director: Gerald Dolf 

Associate Director: Vicki Pospisil 

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@churchesunited.net 

Program Manager: Anne E. Wachal awachal@churchesunited.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: Myron Gookin 

Vice President: Paul Akin 

President-elect: J.T. Scott 

Treasurer: Kirk Hayes 

Secretary: Mike Orthel 

Directors, elected by the Annual Conference: 

Paul Akin, Beth Briggs, George Dane, Robert Dodder, Karl Giese, Jerry Harris, Dorothy 

Higdon, Robert Holdorf, 

Bill Holst, Roy Karlson, Cynthia Keithly, Richard Kerr, Marjorie Kreager, Andy Meardon, 

Dale Messenger, Mel Miller, 

Merle Miller, Lester Moore, Galen Peckham, Tom Pitts, Merlin Plagge, Robert Rydell, Deb 

Tierney, Alice Zinnel 

Ex Officio with vote: 

Bishop of the Iowa Annual Conference: Gregory V. Palmer 

Conference Treasurer: Charles W. Smith 

Conference Chancellor: A. Roger Wittke 

Real Estate Advisor: Tom Pitts 

Executive Director: David P. Harner 

Associate Director: Sandy Brekenridge 

Local Church Consultant: Lester Moore 

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

Acting President: Susan Bowman 

Vice-President: Michelle Parker 

Secretary: Jim Langdon 

Treasurer: Ronald Grohe 

Executive Director: William Bowman 

a(1)b9 Children and Family Urban Ministries 

Director: Carmen Lampe Zietler 

a(2)a COLLEGES


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

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference: 

James Brown, Laura Derr, Robert Engel, Bruce Ough, David Stout, Janet Stephenson 

CR District Superintendent: Barrie Tritle 

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

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference 

2001: Charles W. Espy, Jr, Lester Moore 

2002: Robert Dodder, Edward Peterson 

2003: Judith Miller, Rosemary Rohde-Frank 

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

Conference Trustees, representing the Conference: 

Bishop: Gregory V. Palmer 

Sioux City District Superintendent: Darline Balm-Demmel 

Pastor, Grace United Methodist Church: Leonard Sjogren 

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: Gregory V. Palmer 

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)a5 St. Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, Missouri 

Iowa Conference Trustee - Jan Winslow 

a(2)b HOSPITALS 

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

Chairperson: James E. Hoffman 

1st Vice-Chairperson: William P. Prowell 

2nd Vice-Chairperson: Don Doudna, PhD 

Secretary: Kathy L. Lamb 

President: Stephen E. Vanourny, M.D. 

a(2)b2 Central Iowa Health System/Central Iowa Hospital Corporation- 

Iowa Methodist Medical Center, Blank Children’s Hospital, Iowa Lutheran Hospital, 

Des Moines Iowa 

Chairman: Donald Ross 

Vice Chairman: Peg Armstrong-Gustafson 

Secretary: David Oman 

Treasurer: Steve Craig, MD 

President: James H. Skogsbergh 

Directors - Bishop Gregory Palmer and others nominated by the Bishop 

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

Sioux City 

Directors/members of UM churches: 

Barry Backhaus, Carter Dennis,, Delaine C. Peterson 

President & CEO: John D. Daniels 

Health Systems Chairman: John J. Meis, DDS 

Medical Center Chairman: Bill Persinger 

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a(2)c RETIREMENT HOMES 

a(2)c1 Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 

Chairman: Eldon Rossow 

President/CEO: Craig Johnsen 

a(2)c2 Methodist Manor, Storm Lake 

Chair: Nella O’Brien 

Vice-Chair: Scott Petrich 

Secretary: Bob Bennett 

Treasurer: Larry Hecht 

President: Dr. Terry Penniman 

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

Chairperson: John Girotto 

President/CEO: Robin K. Mixdorf 

a(2)c4 Western Home, Cedar Falls 

Chairperson: Frank Dowie 

Vice Chairperson: Gary Jones 

Secretary: Kristin Card 

Treasurer: Doris Westemeier 

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: Ralph Schlenker 

Chair Elect: James Agnew 

Treasurer: Jim Noyce 

Secretary: Carol Greta 

President: Warren Rippey 

a(2)d OTHER GROUPS 

a(2)d1 Bidwell-Riverside Community Center 

Chairperson: Jeff Freude 

Vice Chairs: Rich Martel, Terri Johnson 

Secretary: Betty Rose Gerberich 

Treasurer: Christy Finken 

Director: Robert S. Crandall 

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

President: Marlyn McKeen 

a(2)d3 Shesler Hall Board of Directors: 

President: Bonnie Zeck 

Vice President: Barbara Redwine 

Secretary: Deb Kraft 

Treasurer: Les Juon 

Executive Director: Vera L. Ludwig 

a(2)d4 Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries 

President: John Hantla 

Chairman of the Board: James Brygger 

Vice-Chair: Barry Backhaus 

Sec/Treas: Robert Dunker 

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


President: Julie Johnson 

Executive Director/CEO: Gary L. Gansemer, LISW 

Director of Development: Jan Stoffel 

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

Chairperson: 


Secretary: 

At-Large: 

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/Security Officer: James P. Russell 

Secretary: George Yetter 

President-CEO: Dale Mount 

Vice President: Mariann Peterson 

Loan Manager: Donna McGinness 

a(2)d8 Iowa School for Ministry Commission 

Chairperson: David Swinton 

Vice Chairperson: Alecia Williams 

Secretary: Carroll Brown 

Treasurer: DeLane Wright 

Deans: Dianna Hoover 

Registrars: James Russell, Carroll Brown 

District Superintendent: Len Eberhart 

Ex-officio: Paul Akin, Rosalie Bentzinger, Twila Glenn, Assistant to the Bishop 

Elected Members: John Augspurger, Harlan Gillespie, William Poland, Julia Fox Poulsen, 

Ruth Ann Scott, David Swinton, Alecia Williams, Delane Wright 

a(2)d9 Home Recycling Exchange 

Executive Director: Lyle Ball, 805 SE 14 th 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: Harry S. Knutsen 

Executive Director: Richard Dee 

Publisher, UMORE Beacon: Robert H. Gamble 

At-Large Members: David L. Arendt, Robert D. Dodge, Richard Grimes, Morris C. Hurd, 

William Lux, 

Daniel P. Miller, Donald Ridenour, Verna Ridenour, Steven R. Root, James Smith, Jean 

Leu Stanley 

Advisory Council: Ira Gallaway, John N. Greenfell Jr, 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, Jerry Avise-Rouse 

Secretary: Vincent James 

Treasurer/Membership: Robert Miller 

Peace and Justice Advocate: Chet Guinn 

Newsletter Editor: Tom Mohan 

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National Co-President: Tom Mohan 

Past President: Eloise Cranke 


b(3) United Methodist Rural Fellowship 

President: William E. Ballard 

Secretary: Janice Bolger 

Leadership Team: Wally Paige, Karl Goodfellow, Myrtle Felkner, Jerry Avise-Rouse, Ed 

Kail, Bill Cotton 

c. ASSOCIATIONS OR FELLOWSHIPS 

c(1) Chaplains' Fellowship 

Contact Person: David Nolte 

c(2) Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship 

President: Jodi Rushing 

Vice-President: Kris Christiansen 

Secretary: Chris Humerichouse 

Treasurer: Jan Hoover 

Editor, MICE: Mary Green 

Scholarship Committee: Kris Christensen, Gayle Wilcox, Tim Gossett 

Program Committee: Kim Bigsby, Brenda Hobson, Paul Swick 

Care & Cultivation: Lavina Shoffner, Carol Swartz 

Certification Information: Gayle Wilcox 

c(3) Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization 

President: Pam Yukl 

Vice President: Diana Sunderman 

Secretary: Janice Stewart 

Treasurer: Deb Blackburn 

Membership: Melanie Lyon 

COMMUNIQUE Editor: Marilyn Chevalier 

Historian: Marylou Prigge 

NE Area Coordinator : Raarda Stilwell 

SE Area Coordinators: Karen Schmitt, Denise Willhoit 

Central Area Coordinator : Sheryl Ainslie 

SW Area Coordinator: Bev Zuch 

NW Area Coordinators: 

c(4) Ministers' Spouses Organization 

2000 Annual Conference Responsibility: Mason City District 

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

President: 

Vice-President:David Gaeth 

Secretary: Carolyn Smith 

Treasurer: Sara Poston 

c(6) Iowa Women in Ministry 

Leadership Team: Julie Poore-Christensen, Linda Butler, Jennifer Corley, Cindy Morrison, 

Jill Sanders, Lana Ross 

F. Representation in Ecumenical Bodies 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa: 

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

The Bishop: Gregory V. Palmer 

Board: Nancy Allen (98) 

Unity Commission: Twila Glenn (99), Edward Poston (99)


Justice Commission: Everett Laning (98), Sue Mullins (99) 

G. District Organizations 

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

Cedar Rapids: Barrie Tritle, D.S. 

2001: Roger Hadley, Don Caspers, Chuck Scott 

2002: Steve Nelson (chair), Carl Byers, George Engel 

2003: Brenda Sandberg, George Gerot, Gene Young 

Trustees Rep: Ron Rath 

Disabilities Rep: Carolyn Bittner 

Consultant: Chuck Kelsey 

Council Bluffs: Richard Sebeniecher, D.S. 

2001: Sheldon Howerter (chair), Glen Mitchell 

2002: Steve May, Dick Harris 

2003: Richard Russell, Judy Flanegin, Mike Morrison, Sydney Jackson 

Trustees Rep: Linda Primmer 

Disabilities Rep: Marcee Bisbee 

Creston: Charles Luers, D.S. 

2001: Gary DeGeest (Chair), Don Carlson, Leroy Perkins 

2002: Duane Churchman, Bill Whited, Steve Kroeger 

2003: J.C. McCall, Donald Frank, Parsonage 

Trustees Rep: Matt Clayton 

Disabilities Rep: Martha Musmaker 

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

2001: Bill Landholt (Chair), Craig Norton, William Tomlinson 

2002: Pat Moreland, Robert P. Robinson, Robert Whitlock 

2003: Steve Beasley, Martha Miller, Mary Yearns 

Trustees Rep: Don Morrison 

Disabilities Rep: Morris Hurd 

Dubuque: Leonard Eberhart, D.S. 

2001: Dan Jacobsen, Roger Theide, Lexie Kirkpatrick 

2002: Richard Sampson, Kristen Cooey, Robert Schaub 

2003: Art Fudge, Kent Newlon, Gretta Kling 

Trustees Rep: Art Fudge 

Disabilities Rep: Lynn Patrick 

Fort Dodge: David Shogren, D.S. 

2001: Paul Lundy, Beverlee Bell, Russ Burnett 

2002: Bob Cook, Ken Greene, Joyce Rouse 

2003: Joel Heinz, John Hembry, Rosalind Hess 

Trustees Rep: Harold Brinkman 

Disabilities Rep: 

Mason City: Emmanuel Tabelisma, D.S. 

2001: Kay Hooper (Chair), Kendall Peterson (V-chair), Elizabeth Ziebell (Sec), 

2002: Robert Dodge, Muriel Schultz 

2003: Robert Holdorf, Arthur Ades, Francis Holland 

Trustees Rep: Lynn Potter 

Disabilities Rep: Marie Vilimik 

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Muscatine: Judith Miller, D.S. 

2001: Nancy Schultz, Karlene Knock, Richard Purcell 

2002: June Hardin, Jack Schmoll, Matthew Miller 

2003: John Gaulke, Correne Henrickson, Rich Herrick 

Trustees Rep: Tom Parrott 

Disabilities Rep: Christine Bruhn 

Ottumwa: Rosemary Rhode-Frank, D.S. 

2001: Lowell Smith, Donald Atwood, Dick Cook 

2002: Kenneth Kent, Dale Maddison, Nancy Menke 

2003: Barbara Kiple, Gary McDonough 

Trustees Rep: Lois Poole 

Disabilities Rep: Howard Lord 

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

2001: Lamar Esbeck, Ron Wilmot 

2002: David Houston, Dean Shelly 

2003: Larry Struck, Larry McAlpine 

2004: Sara Malone, David Clark 

Trustees Rep: Sharon Shook 

Disabilities Rep: David Houston 


Spencer: LaVonne Kaasa, D.S. 

2001: Wayne Anderson, Michael Elmore, Ann Garton, Scott Mitchell, Dan Shinkle, Larry 

Stammer 

2002: Charles Tefft, Jerry Robertson, Don Ashenbrenner 

2003: Don Banwart, Todd Schlitter, Peter Hong 

Trustees Rep: Cheryl Walser 

Disablilites Rep: Ann Garton 

Waterloo: Jerrold Swinton, D.S. 

2001: Merrill Siler, John Hughes, Keith Scott 

2002: Chad Lierman, Jim Alberts 

2003: Don Bogue, Ruth Ann Gooden, Dan Herndon (chair) 

Trustees Rep: Charles Curl 

Disabilities Rep: Ann Donat 

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

Cedar Rapids: Barrie Tritle, D.S. 

Robert Hoover (Chair), Doug Peters, (Vice Chair), Tom Carver (Registrar), David Schuldt, Tom 

Stewart, Dick Speight, Diana Hoover, Mary Johnston, Brian Milford, Anita Johnson, Bruce Ough, 

Carol Kress, Forest Johnson, Beverly Spencer, Kae Tritle (Diaconal), Rebecca Carver, Frank 

Seydel, Fred Bark, Jeff Ireland 

Council Bluffs: Richard Sebeniecher, D.S. 

Marvin Arnpriester (Chair), Betty Milford (Sec), Ed Clevenger, Dee Ann Klapp, Judy Marnin, 

Michael Metz, David Nolte, Walden Paige, Michael Stevens, Paul Wilcox 

Creston: Charles Luers, D.S. 

Duane Churchman (Chair), Michael Druhl (Registrar), Al Rusk (Reader), Jerry Avise-Rouse, 

Robert Barrick, Sherri Doggett, Bob Foster, Maralene Longfellow, Jim Riley, Ruth Melick , Hugh 

Stone 

Des Moines: David Stout, D.S. 

2001: Marilyn Henrichs, Reginald Merrill, Deanna Pullen 

2002: Jo Campney, Bob Dunaway, Susan May


2003: Henry Bevel, James Nelson (Registrar), Laurie Riley, Dana Wimmer 

Dubuque: Leonard Eberhart, D.S. 

Annette Ruhs Kruse, Anita Bane, Jane Cooper, Diane Wasson Eberhart, Dennis Gilbert, Henry 

Grant, Ron Hughes, Jerry Oakland, Clair Odell, David Pacholke, Kay Roath, Carroll Robinson, 

Vicki Tilson 

Fort Dodge: David Shogren, D.S. 

Melvin Ammon, (Chair), Martha Bennett, Rose Blank, Bob Cook, Terri Elder, Eric Guy, Dale 

Schoening, Evelyn Farnham, Patty King 

Mason City: Emmanuel Tabelisma, D.S. 

Doug Anderson,(Chair), Richard Pippert (Registrar), Gordon Packard (Loans & Grants), Gary 

Marzolf, Charles Kellogg, Bob Cumings, Karen Dearchs, Marge Bradshaw, Dorothy Curran, Jim 

Benjegerdes, Mavis Schroeder 

Muscatine: Judith Miller, D.S. 

2001: Frank Schultz,(chair), Debra Votaw, Gerry Sproule,Lowell Titus 

2002: Mark Young, Lawrence Garrett, Edward Peterson, John Caldwell 

2003: Dale Batcheler, Vickie Thurston-Woodbury, Matthew Miller, Joann Hary, Kathleen 

Danforth, Esther Barton, Dennis Tevis 

Ottumwa: Rosemary Rhode-Frank, D.S. 

Jim Beranek, Myrtle Felkner, Jim Gubser, Danny Lemons, Lon Lewis, David Nobel, Bill 

Northrup, Crystal Oberheu, Stephanie Raphael-Nakos, Tom Raphael-Nakos, Lanny Tuttle 

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

Gary Armstrong (Chair), Kay Bogenrief, Allen Call, Sharon Cates, Jim Coalter, Chrisa Ferguson, 

Judith Piper, Steven Pohlman,(Reader) Marcia Sangel, Shirley Textor, Sue Thomas 

Spencer: LaVonne Kaasa,, D.S. 

Phil Webb (Chair), Torger Johnson, (registrar), John Rosenberger, Ken Bell, Don Bryan, Clinton 

Fogde, Ruth Newell, Paul Havens, Gary Nims, Emmanuel Dass, Lanny Carlson 

Waterloo: Jerrold Swinton, D.S. 

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

Mary Green, Michelle Williamson, Jerald Swanberg, Ron Borton, Richard Seitman 

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Information Reports - Required 

I. Boards and Agencies 

V. INFORMATION REPORTS 

Table of Contents 


A. Administrative 

1. Council on Finance and Administration ............................55 

2. Board of Trustees .............................................47 

3. Board of Pensions ............................................48 

a. Payments to Conference Claimants ............................48 

4. Commission on Equitable Compensation ...........................54 

5. Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling ........................55 

6. Journal Publication Committee ...................................55 

7. Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee ........56 

B. Program 

1. Age Level Council ............................................56 

2. Board of Camps and Extended Ministries ...........................56 

3. Board of Church and Society ....................................56 

4. Board of Discipleship ..........................................56 

5. Board of Global Ministries ......................................57 

6. Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry .....................57 

7. Board of Laity ................................................57 

8. Board of Ordained Ministry ......................................58 

9. Commission on Archives and History ..............................58 

10. Commission on Christian Unity & Interreligious Concerns ..............58 

11. Commission on Religion and Race ................................59 

12. Commission on Status and Role of Women .........................59 

13. Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities .................59 

14. Conference Council on Ministries ................................60 

15. Conference Council on Youth Ministry .............................60 

C. Urban Ministries 

1. Churches United of the Quad City Area, Rock Island, Illinois .............60 

2. Des Moines Community Worker Board of the U.M. Church ..............61 

3. Urban Visions, Inc., Fort Dodge ...................................61 

4. Urban Ministry, Inc., Waterloo ....................................61 

D. Other Organizations 

1. Hawthorn Hill .................................................62 

2. Iowa United Methodist Foundation .................................63 

3. Wesley Foundations: 

Drake University, Des Moines ...................................63 

Iowa State University, Ames ....................................63 

University of Iowa, Iowa City ....................................63 

University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls ...........................63 

E. Conference Lay Organizations 

1. United Methodist Women ........................................66 

2. United Methodist Men ..........................................66 

Information Reports - Not Required But Requested for Information 

II. Related Organizations 

A. Colleges 

1. Cornell ......................................................67 

2. Iowa Wesleyan ................................................67

INFORMATION REPORTS 47 

3. Morningside ..................................................68 

4. Rust ........................................................68 

5. Simpson .....................................................69 

B. Hospitals and Retirement Homes 

1. Iowa Methodist, Iowa Lutheran, Blank Children’s Hospital ...............69 

2. St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids .........................70 

3. St. Luke’s Health System, Inc., Sioux City ...........................70 

4. Friendship Haven, Inc., Fort Dodge ................................70 

5. Methodist Manor Retirement Community, Storm Lake ..................71 

6. Meth-Wick Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids ..........................71 

7. Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., Des Moines .......................71 

8. Western Home, Cedar Falls ......................................71 

C. Other Organizations 

1. Bidwell Riverside Center ........................................71 

2. Chaplains’ Fellowship ...........................................72 

3. Children and Family Urban Ministries ...............................72 

4. Church World Services/CROP. ....................................72 

5. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa ....................................72 

6. Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts ..............73 

7. Hillcrest Family Services ........................................73 

8. Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship ...............................73 

9. Iowa School for Ministry Commission ...............................74 

10. Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization ......................74 

11. Iowa Women in Ministry .........................................74 

12. Shesler Hall ..................................................74 

13. The Methodist Federation for Social Action ..........................75 

14. United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism ..............75 

15. United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union ......................75 

16. United Methodist Rural Fellowship .................................75 

17. Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries .............................76 

Financial Reports 

1. Treasurer’s Fund Report and Financial Statement, 1999 ...................76 

2. Board of Pensions, Inc. Financial Statement, 1999 .......................76 

Questions of Law ....................................................76 

INFORMATION REPORTS - REQUIRED 

I. Board and Agencies 

A. Administrative 

1. Board of Trustees 

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 continued the work begun in 1998, on the conference-wide 

insurance program. Informational meetings were held around the conference and the program 

entered the implementation phase in 1999. A sufficient number of churches have joined the 

program to confirm the establishment of the program. The subcommittee will continue to monitor 

and manage this program. 

The Property Subcommittee has established a ‘Fixed Asset Control’ policy that was approved 

by the Board of Trustees. The policy is designed to “establish proper control procedures to be 

followed for all capital asset acquisitions, transfers and dispositions of property in order to 

provide internal control of capital equipment and to assist in reporting.” The subcommittee has 

implemented upgrades of leased copiers, mailing equipment and computer system for the 

Conference Center. The subcommittee has worked with the Conference Board of Camps on the

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‘Master Plan’ and dealt with abandoned church properties. 

The District Parsonage and Leased Offices subcommittee has successfully negotiated the 

purchase of a replacement parsonage for the Ottumwa District, worked on parsonage standards 

legislation for the 1999 Annual Conference and worked with districts on the relocation of district 

offices. 

The Board of Trustees has granted a number of Priscilla Fund requests during 1999 and 

encourages local churches to use this source of funding for new programs and ministries in the 

local church. 

No report received. 

2. Board of Pensions 

Don Morrison, 

Chairperson 

Paul Smith, 

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, 1999. 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 

ACKERMAN, John H 1,972.10 

ACKERSON, Merlin J 14,222.44 

AITKEN, Louis A 5,939.04 

ALBERTSON, James E 13,810.77 

ALLSUP, Gerald L 919.56 

ANDREWS, Ellis E 14,381.56 

ARMSTRONG, Gerald T 2,330.08 

AYERS, Byron W 9,887.98 

BABCOCK, Harlan F 5,251.92 

BALM, Thomas R 11,606.88 

BARBER, Romaine H 4,597.70 

BARKER, David F 16,917.96 

BARNETT, Robert W 3,855.37 

BARRICK, Robert R 514.97- 

BARRINGER, Kenneth D 1,825.32 

BARTRUFF, Wayne L 6,372.99 

BARTZ, Harold V 16,063.05 

BASYE, Ernest E 13,001.76 

BATHO, Thomas C 4,664.76 

BAUER, E Theodore 7,385.56 

BAUMAN SR, Leroy E 14,168.41 

BECK, Walter F 6,955.24 

BEEBOUT, John L 13,169.04 

BEGG, Wendell R 1,389.60 

BENTZINGER, Richard A 12,626.25 

BERBANO JR, Marcos V 3,140.76 

BEVEL, Henry J 3,852.48 

BIESEMEYER, Roy A 11,016.84 

BINTZ, Warren A 6,409.90 

BIRCHMIER, Charles L 9,518.09 

BIRD, Hugh S 3,246.48 

BISHOP, Cloyd J 6,371.69 

BISSINGER, Donald C 15,726.96 

BONATH, Harold D 4,462.92 

BOOM, Elmer C 15,405.48 

BOUSFIELD, Paul G 9,649.34 

BRENT, Arthur E 14,334.64 

BRIGHTON, George W 11,487.07 

BROCKMEYER, Lloyd E 18,117.65 

BROCKMEYER, Myron W 8,688.02 

BROWN, Carroll D 7,992.24 

BROWN, Frederick E 4,656.36 

BROWN, Jerry D 13,369.18 

BROWN, Preston C 650.16- 

BRYANT, Herbert L 11,711.52 

BURHAM, Everett K 10,297.71 

BURROUGHS, Wendell L 2,296.73 

BUTLER, Charles O 846.49- 

BUTLER, Marilyn F 472.12- 

BUTLER, Robert D 13,044.69 

BUTTS, Harold D 14,279.22 

CALLEN, Donald O 10,516.14 

CAMARIN JR, Pacifico 1,233.07- 

CAMPBELL, Donald L 4,272.80 

CAMPBELL, Dora D 631.06 

CANNADAY, Kenneth D 3,374.52 

CANNADAY, Travis G 15,316.30 

CARVER, Donald L 9,549.32 

CASPERS, Donald T 6,095.12 

CASS, Edward J 13,489.56 

CEYNAR, Marvin E 4,254.73 

CHURCH, Dale W 11,133.81 

CHURCHMAN, L Duane 14,059.46 

CLAWSON, Kenneth I 3,176.04 

COCKE JR, Albert R 4,237.01 

COLBURN, Donald L 3,176.04 

COLE JR, James P 2,817.67 

COLLINS, Lee Roy 9,286.85 

COOK, George C 9,873.91


CORNISH, John D 5,525.51 

COTTEN, William L 82.97- 

COTTON, William D 5,927.04 

COWELL JR, Charles E 1,620.97 

COWHERD, Holman 1,083.36 

CRIPPS, Floyd E 6,957.72 

CROSSWHITE, John D 80.12 

CRUM, Robert A 5,943.89 

CUNNINGHAM, S Willard 16,055.42 

CUSTER, Chester E 7,840.80 

DAILEY, David C 2,427.96- 

*DANCEL, Jose A 12,498.61 

DANIEL, Christopher J 590.94- 

DARLINGTON, John W 13,632.80 

DAVIDSON, James A 9,607.44 

DAVIS, Chester L 3,269.58 

DAWES, Gilbert H 9,491.05 

DAWES, Harrison G 15,880.08 

DEAVER, Leonard E 17,246.59 

DELLIT, Harold W 14,563.62 

DENDLER, James W 10,115.16 

DEN HARTOG, George W 9,568.27 

DENNERT JR, Robert A 3,677.50 

DIETTERICH, Paul M 6,442.80 

DIMMLICH, Walter F 13,489.68 

DODDER, Robert T 9,596.48 

*DORGAN, Karen S 15,507.96 

DOWD, John A 13,994.28 

DRAPER, Darrel L 11,629.14 

DUIT, Warren W 9,098.88 

EASTLAND, Allen C 3,007.68 

EHLERT, Wilbert R 12,307.08 

EIS, Richard L 11,092.33 

ELDRENKAMP, Howard J 9,795.27 

ELDRIDGE JR, Russell D 8,277.70 

ELLER, Darald Dean 8,631.60 

ELLERBECK, Clifton W 11,357.57 

ELLIS, Robert T 4,796.46 

ELLSWORTH, Dale E 6,448.65 

ERBE, Dorothy J 978.55- 

EYRES, Leland C 4,804.08 

FARR, Robert G 13,599.32 

FERGUSON, Duane U 1,116.78- 

FIELD, Gilbert M 5,596.44 

FINERAN, Kenneth A 11,224.53 

FIX, Charles J 4,664.76 

FORD, James M 9,212.25 

FOUKE, James W 9,349.91 

FOWLER, William R 761.51 

FOXWORTHY JR, Herbert H 8,142.83 

FRANK, Donald D 8,228.08 

*FRANK, Kristine A 7,690.00 

FREEBURG, Gordon N 7,406.59 

FREVERT, Maurice M 12,377.56 

FUGATE, Leonard H 2,878.32 

GABLE, James W 794.04 

GAMBLE, Robert H 10,126.20 

GANT, Harland T 12,128.28 

GANZEL, Stanley A 214.15- 

GARDINER, Homer E 2,405.88 

GARRETT, C Dendy 10,406.32 

GARRETT, Laurence L 12,124.52 

GEISLER, Milton L 955.62 

GERDES, Egon W D 168.36 

GIBSON, George E 10,055.61 

GILBERT, Charles D 9,341.70 

GILDNER, Robert V 13,654.95 

GJERDE, Wayne R 12,165.43 

GLADFELDER, Kermit C 4,773.11 

GLAZIER, Donald L 5,382.84 

GOULD, Herbert R 11,743.46 

GRANT, Willis E 10,703.26 

GRAY, Dale 1,458.51 

GREEN, Merton B 16,521.00 

GREEN, William H 13,128.24 

GREENWOOD, Frank L 8,903.53 

GRIFFIN, Don E 10,338.46 

GRIFFIN, Robert A 7,251.78 

GROVES, John L 2,375.49 

GRUBER, Donald M 10,963.05 

GUINN, Chester L 11,416.08 

HAHN, Samuel J 10,489.90 

HALL, Max I 8,691.22 

HALL, Scott C 9,532.28 

HAMANN, Arthur A 1,985.00 

HAMILTON, Keith E 1,178.42 

HAMILTON, Marilynn L 1,064.92- 

HAMILTON, Robert T 3,734.01 

HANCOCK, Eugene H 11,581.14 

HANFORD, Jack T 5,493.68 

HANSEN, Ernest P 10,682.51 

HANSON, Norris P 979.44- 

HANTLA JR, John P 11,229.89 

HARDEN, Kenneth J 5,359.56 

HARRIS, Frederic G 7,282.79 

HARRYMAN, Harold E 9,528.00 

HASEL, Paul F 9,336.99 

HAWES, Laurence B 14,887.56 

HAWHEE, Sherman G 11,104.82 

HENRY, Charles S 10,154.62 

HENSEN, Donald R 256.51 

HERBST, Arnold T 5,351.36 

HERSEY, Thomas D 5,061.84 

HJELMAAS, Roy A 4,187.28 

HOEHNS, Kenneth W 10,645.24 

HOHL, Richard T 6,835.17 

*HOLMES, David R 14,835.66 

HOOTEN, Jack R 9,537.47 

HOOVER, Roy K 3,356.00 

HOTLE, Thomas E 5,652.19 

HOWE, Merlen F 2,044.68 

HOYLE, Lowell E 362.71- 

HUDDLESTON JR, Henry W 258.86 

HULSE, Marvin L 11,187.50 

ILES, Donald H 14,040.02 

ISAACSON, Clifford E 3,729.30 

JAMES, Vincent L 4,657.12 

JENSEN, Carl O 11,306.16 

JOHNSON, John D 2,845.20 

JONES, Harold E 6,851.61

50 

JONES, Lawrence E 14,132.58 

JORDAN, Jane I 1,255.32- 

JOSEPH, Sushil 498.58- 

KENDALL, Jack D 2,165.05- 

KENNEDY, Stanley C 10,533.34 

KERNS, Clair W 11,006.87 

KILDAL, William M 5,161.08 

KING, James W 14,078.77 

KING, Lynn J 4,264.96 

KINRADE, Alvern J 3,858.38 

KINZLER SR, Ronald 5,359.30 

KINZLER, Herbert W 6,471.38 

KITTERMAN, Ralph D 15,443.24 

KNIGHT, Norman L 2,950.67 

KOETHER, Luella G 975.96 

KOONTZ, Donald H 330.90 

LAMB, Glen W 11,820.30 

LAMOTTE JR, Gerald C 12,926.04 

LANDIS, Clarence H 10,491.74 

LANING, Everett L 1,592.76 

LARSON, Ernest W 10,735.26 

LATTA, Lloyd A 15,483.00 

LAUTT, Clarence N 1,161.80 

LAUTT, Zona L 153.48- 

LAY, Forrest M 11,208.07 

LEACH, Matt 7,560.82 

LEATHERMAN, J Artley 7,032.50 

LEMMERMANN, Robert W 4,236.50 

LESHER, John Q 792.48 

LEVERENZ, Robert E 14,972.02 

LEWIS, Leroy B 138.68- 

LIEDER, Lyle W 13,456.43 

LIPPINCOTT, John A 10,860.80 

LOGAN, Rex V 156.63 

LONG, Stanley R 918.48 

LORD, Howard J 4,113.30 

LOTT JR, Raymond C 11,474.49 

LUSHER, James M 5,572.80 

MABERRY, Alvin T 11,875.56 

MACPEEK, Donald W 422.72 

MALLOTT, Charlotte A 1,819.81 

MALLOTT, Sheridan M 4,015.63 

MANNING, Duane R 14,635.20 

MAPLE, Donald F 3,923.14 

MARKS, James R 4,304.52 

MARTIN, Harold P 201.72- 

MARTIN, Ray I 5,072.88 

MARTIN, Robert P 7,085.96 

MARTY, Howard H 7,931.64 

MASON, Charles E 14,589.84 

MATHER, Paul B 7,764.72 

MATTHEWS, Gene E 177.93 

MCBLAIN, Robert A 11,910.00 

MCCALLUM, John W 9,405.21 

MCCONNELL, Wauneita 7,780.06 

MCFATE, Warren J 15,085.85 

MCKINLEY, Paul F 15,752.15 

*MCKINNEY, Rodger N 15,317.32 

*MCQUERRY, Cleta M 15,529.56 

*MEENDERING, Shirley F 3,806.25 


MEHAFFEY, Charles R 5,271.59 

MEQUI JR, Bonifacio B 3,607.01 

MEYER, Edward C 3,020.37 

MILLER, Eugene L 10,226.50 

MILLER, Harold S 5,161.08 

MILLER, Jacob H 12,994.44 

MILLER, Melvin B 10,587.54 

MILLER, R Martin 10,676.63 

MILLER, William T 12,201.52 

MINEAR, Paul S 2,679.84 

MITCHELL, Darrell V 6,797.96 

MOORE, John K 12,816.76 

MOORE, Leroy W 9,753.61 

MOORE, Lester L 11,955.15 

MOORE, Raymond D 11,162.49 

MORRIS, Milo E 13,249.47 

MORRISON, Clarence M 12,430.12 

MUSSER, Lloyd L 7,065.27 

NELSON, Mervin R 8,346.60 

NEWBROUGH, Floyd T 12,517.44 

NICHOLS, Frank A 9,949.92 

NICHOLS, Nancy J 3,479.72 

NICHOLSON, Dennis D 5,509.44 

NICHOLSON, James B 7,411.00 

NOLTE, Eldon G 3,565.24 

NOTHDURFT, Milton H 16,061.59 

OLSON, Bernard G 16,169.40 

OSSMAN, Robert L 181.49 

OSWALD, Rollin G 13,585.33 

OTOOL, Duane H 7,513.68 

PACKARD JR, B Gordon 7,839.67 

PAIGE, Max E 10,555.95 

PAIGE, Warren S 12,318.74 

PARMER, Wallace A 9,359.01 

PARRIS, Robert M 13,331.49 

PARROTT, Glenn R 11,973.90 

PATERSON, George W 7,899.96 

PEARSON, Richard L 10,125.34 

PECKHAM, Galen E 12,152.91 

PETRAK, Ronald D 15,855.50 

PEVERILL, L Vernon 1,888.61 

PFALTZGRAFF, Paul O 12,938.81 

PFALTZGRAFF, Richard C 11,961.66 

PHELPS, Walter B 8,796.30 

PHILGREEN, E Ed 10,544.28 

PHILLIPS, Edward P 6,399.23 

PHILLIPS, Robert P 13,366.22 

PIERCE, Darwin M 8,113.77 

PIERCE, Fred P 5,155.40 

PIMLOTT, Lloyd G 7,311.98 

PITTMAN, James S 1,637.64 

POTTER, Orrin T 7,652.59 

POULSEN, James V 11,002.10 

POWELL, David J 2,947.56 

*PULATIE, Nina L 15,549.00 

QUANDT, Harvey G 13,103.07 

QUINLAN, Richard C 4,961.66 

RAU, Alfred E 10,889.99 

REES, Oscar W 6,040.81 

RETH, Melvin W 10,573.90


RICKS, Joseph G 8,875.80 

RIEBHOFF, John L 5,810.35 

RIECKHOFF, Wm G 10,598.10 

RIEGEL, Henry W 8,906.48 

RIGGS, Carl B 2,779.08 

RINKEL JR, Charles T 9,786.92 

RITTER, R Roland 11,513.04 

ROBERTS, Donald F 14,242.08 

ROBINSON JR, John A 6,244.32 

ROBINSON, Robert P 10,817.17 

ROOT JR, Stephen R 7,991.82 

ROOT, Leonard L 7,575.72 

ROYAR, Kenneth D 4,407.66 

RULEMAN, Robert N 7,336.08 

RUPPERT, Robert H 10,973.25 

RUSSELL, James P 5,746.74 

RUSSELL, Raymond 15,574.21 

*SAMUELS, Ellen L 15,507.84 

SCHALLER, Edward A 10,543.54 

SCHLOSSER, John R 8,875.57 

SCHNECK, Alfred F 6,111.43 

SCHOENMAKER, Adrian 3,783.05 

SCHULDT, David L 6,945.15 

SCHWARM, R Franklin 6,136.65 

SCHWARZ, Leland C 13,941.66 

SCOTT SR, Richard L 4,936.68 

SCOTT, Keith L 16,722.02 

SEIBERT, James E 7,424.13 

SHAFFER, Herbert C 13,299.60 

SHAW, Donald A 366.41- 

SHECKLER, James W 483.01- 

SHEILS JR, George A 13,678.32 

SHERMAN, Harold L 10,606.08 

SHOEMAKER, Wayne E 13,160.23 

SHREVE, Francis W 14,589.84 

SHREVE, Robert W 1,430.38 

SIECK, Walter L 14,380.47 

SIEMENS, Peter 1,941.42 

SILLIMAN, Charles B 71.16- 

SIMS, Christian R 13,490.81 

SMITH, Herbert J 5,010.12 

SMITH, Robert L 2,098.17 

SNYDER, George S 12,667.20 

SORENSEN, Vernon M 8,569.64 

SPARKS, Albert H 13,790.50 

SPARKS, Clyde G 7,019.45 

SQUIRE, John R 7,088.15 

STEELE JR, Otto Scott 14,392.84 

STEFFENSON, J Morris 8,237.76 

STEMME, Robert J 512.37- 

STENBERG, Harlan A 12,372.47 

STEVENS, J Paul 5,260.28 

STEWART, R Thomas 12,378.36 

STIEFEL, Carl F 8,237.76 

STREYFFELER, David E 10,992.48 

STRIFFLER, Russell C 10,520.52 

SULLIVAN, Edward L 5,785.80 

SURFACE, Lowell D 405.99- 

TAGG, Lawrence 1,181.04 

TEASDALE, Calvin T 7,205.50 

THOMPSON, Donald L 7,070.29 

THUROW, Willis C 3,465.36 

TISDALE, John R 3,226.56 

TOMLINSON, William B 12,224.11 

TOWELL, Rolland C 1,482.42 

TREMBLY JR, William C 8,716.97 

TRIMBLE, Fred L 1,773.06 

TRUSHEIM, Rudolf 9,729.78 

*ULIN, Jerry L 14,536.00 

UNDERHILL JR, Lee 3,275.28 

UNSER, Ronald M 3,555.06 

USHER, Carroll E 7,898.42 

USHER, Worthie K 11,469.73 

VALLERY, J Larry 3,831.42 

*VAN HOLLAND, Edwin G 10,212.80 

VANDERHOEF SR, Russell 2,625.96 

VARCE, Harold A 12,013.65 

VICKERY SR, Gordon K 6,970.92 

VINEY, Richard G 7,588.90 

VOAS, Duane R 13,376.88 

WAGNER, Harold E 11,238.69 

WAGONER, John D 2,151.42 

WALKER, M Ellsworth 9,297.77 

WALLACE, Charles Q 10,577.42 

WALLACE, Leon V 6,539.84 

WALTER, Norman P 722.36- 

WALTERS, Dean G 9,023.40 

WASHINGTON, Alex T 12,397.43 

WASTA, Wayne E 10,541.13 

WATERMAN, David P 8,817.37 

WATKINS, Dick L 13,089.60 

WEBB, J Ellis 13,495.88 

WEBB, Warren S 5,282.41 

*WELLS, Nova L 7,640.22 

WENDEL, Robert G 11,278.71 

WESTON, Mark E 10,996.63 

WHITENACK, Weldon A 9,268.52 

WILCOX, Wilbur F 13,810.29 

WILDER, Bud C 1,489.47 

WILKEN, Alferd E 15,640.52 

WILLIAMS, Dale J 15,207.01 

WILLIAMS, Robert D 8,414.34 

WILLIAMSON, Paul D 9,495.08 

WILSON, Carl E 15,483.00 

WILSON, Gerald L 1,701.61- 

WILSON, Russell L 6,815.04 

WINTER, Robert B 6,452.80 

WOESTE, Stanley F 8,790.71 

WOLCOTT, Jerry B 10,952.60 

WOODIN, Thomas W 8,099.00 

WOOGE, Donald E 9,488.57 

YETTER, George I 10,968.80 

YOUNG, David W 15,303.65 

YOUNG, J Eugene 16,790.09 

YOUNG, Robert W 53.11 

ZIETTLOW, Carryl R 7,232.38 

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TOTAL 387,806.28

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SPOUSES 

AITKEN, Shirley J 4,029.60 

ANDRE, Doris 5,384.04 

ARTHUR, Naomi S 7,786.96 

ARTMAN, Louise D 10,804.20 

ASH, Ruby D 8,200.83 

*BALLARD, Letha 7,530.24 

*BASS, Frances A 7,155.73 

BECK, Belva M 645.34 

BERRETH, Lora 4,724.40 

BINTZ, Lorraine 6,954.01 

BISHOP, Rachel L 1,804.48 

*BLAKELY, Erma E 4,384.44 

BLANKERS, Viola 5,071.68 

BLOMQUIST, Muriel 4,446.48 

BLOODWORTH, Gladys 5,169.66 

BRESSLER, Cloris 6,113.88 

BROCKMAN, Ruth I 5,454.60 

BUCKLEW, Althea L 7,989.72 

*BURDETTE, Betty 4,324.39 

BURNS, Evelyn R 1,528.56 

*CAMPNEY, Jo Anne 7,467.80 

CANNADAY, Sara H 6,530.64 

CARBAUGH, Esther 9,002.53 

CARLSON, Virginia R 9,706.56 

CHAPMAN, Ruth S 12,060.38 

CHITWOOD, Darlene 4,088.11 

CLARK, Eliza K 2,007.12 

CLEMENTS, Alice G 11,255.04 

CLEMENTS, Wilma H 5,871.48 

COLLIER, Kathryn J 7,598.54 

CONSIDINE, Carol C 7,503.36 

*COOPER, Gilberta A 7,053.05 

COUGHENOUR, Virginia D 6,600.12 

CRABTREE, Juanita 2,501.16 

*CREWS, Phyllis 7,548.36 

CUTLER, Arlene 9,569.76 

*DANCEL, Lucena G 110.68 

DAVIES, Karen 8,666.22 

DEAN, Ruth 32.44- 

DIMMITT, Dean J 9,657.12 

DIPPLE, Frieda 9,058.05 

DOLD, Elizabeth 4,848.53 

DUNHAM, Mildred 3,311.68 

EDDY, Savilla 5,627.52 

ENGLISH, Nancy 895.56 

EVELAND, Mary Ellen 7,399.92 

EVERHART, Joyce 34.48- 

FARIS, Gladys 11,602.32 

FELLER, Gladys M 11,046.60 

FITCH, Janice D 943.50 

*FLEMING, Lucile Russell 7,538.79 

FLOWERS, Zepha E 4,294.10- 

FORBES, Varena D 6,524.78 

FRANK, Blanche I 4,166.24 

FRANKHAUSER, Anita M 11,400.48 

FROHARDT, Myra M 10,490.76 

FRY, Sylvia Mae Rankin 2,918.04 

GARLOCK, Amy Lou 9,245.73 

GAUL, Shirley W 11,257.21 


GILMORE, Connie S 1,247.35 

GOLDMAN, June Parker 8,941.01 

GREENWOOD, Priscilla Bair 3,857.36 

GUENTHER, Helen 7,433.88 

HALL, Lois M 10,317.84 

HALL, Susan B 10,320.46 

*HANG, Flora I 5,088.24 

HANN, Eunice M K 10,838.16 

HARBOUR, Jane 7,030.20 

HARRIS, Ruby F 2,779.08 

HAUSER, Charlotte 8,673.70 

HAVIGHURST, Novelle B 12,158.16 

HEATH, Mildred J 10,169.02 

HENLINE, Alice 168.00 

HILL, Lois 7,572.84 

HINDMAN, Beulah 10,199.04 

HINSHAW, Crescence 7,943.40 

HOOVER, Rowena C 3,288.88 

HUNT, Ruth 13,547.64 

HUSCHER, Nellie M 7,642.32 

*JONES, Margaret L 7,618.26 

*KILE, Arlene 7,090.69 

KILMER, Rosemary B 4,141.52 

KING, Esther G 5,631.95 

KING, Grace I 8,337.00 

KINNEY, Marvina H 10,759.80 

KLEIHAUER, Dorothea B 833.76 

KNIGHT, Elsie L 4,515.96 

KOONTZ, Opal 46.42 

KRASS, Janyce A 8,720.84 

LAMB, Hazel M 1,684.98 

LARSEN, Rosalie C 2,223.24 

LATTA, Fern C 8,238.76 

LATTA, Marjorie R 9,599.88 

LAWRENCE, Martha 206.88 

LITTY, Melva L 3,682.20 

LONG, Glenda S 815.35 

LONG, Lorene 8,267.52 

LOTT, Betty L 5,807.28 

MACCANON, Verla 11,394.00 

MARTIN, Ruby 7,646.04 

MATHWIG, Hope F 1,389.60 

MAUS, Jane M 6,760.90 

MCCLELLAN, Erma 9,630.65 

*MCKENZIE, Ella M 7,419.36 

*MCLAUGHLIN, Hazel 4,786.08 

MCLAUGHLIN, Janet T 833.76 

MCMULLEN, Margaret L 9,831.61 

METCALF, Eloise W 11,685.18 

MILLER, Hilda I 6,113.88 

*MUELLER, Loraine D 1,027.05 

MUSSER, Leora 1,693.77 

*NASH, Berniece 7,743.72 

NELSON, Dorothy H 4,759.80 

NELSON, Grace 1,198.73 

*NOLAND, Lura M 7,332.98 

NOREM, Harriett J 895.08 

NYE, Miriam B 3,491.88 

OGDEN, Lillian M 5,558.04 

OLSON, Blanche 3,696.77


OLSON, Helen 10,179.89 

OSSMAN, Shirley 1,182.46 

OTT, Margaret 5,536.87 

OVERHULSER, Helene 11,602.32 

PACHOLKE, Jean F 5,027.17 

PAUL, Helen E 3,379.62 

PENCOOK, Gertrude E 11,537.80 

PENNINGTON, Minerva 11,324.52 

PETERSEN, Louie M 6,865.80 

PETERSON, Nedra F 9,002.10 

PETTERSEN, M Irene 7,989.72 

PIERCE, Anna B 1,497.13 

PINNELL, Barbara E 7,989.72 

PITTMAN, Mary Lois 2,091.59 

POOLEY, Anna L 4,508.04 

POTTER, Irene E 9,934.92 

PREUL, Ferne M 10,456.69 

PULLMAN, Grace 12,991.92 

RICHARDSON, Leila M 7,027.25 

ROBINSON, Jeane 9,823.39 

ROGERS, F Genevive 4,168.56 

ROSE, Nora E 9,587.64 

*ROSENBERRY, Margie D 6,200.50 

ROWLEY, Alice G 9,675.40 

ROWSE, Vera May 11,185.56 

RUGGER, Arline R 4,199.89 

RYON, Susan M 312.66 

SASNETT, Martena T 833.76 

*SCHUMACKER, Lorene G 8,481.36 

SHEETS, Elton C 209.06- 

SHICKELL, Jeanette 8,852.36 

SHULTZ, Helen G 8,442.00 

SMITH, Audrey O 8,997.84 

SMITH, Juanita 2,570.64 

SMITH, Julia H 2,223.24 

SMITH, Mildred E 8,452.80 

SOMERVILLE, Lefa M 8,759.33 

SPEER, Dorothy H 7,220.92 

*SPIKER, Dorothy 7,274.12 

STAATS, Elizabeth 8,465.04 

STARK, Marjorie 3,316.14 

STEINMAN, Ruby I 11,283.49 

STEWART-MORRIS, Violet 3,890.64 

*SULLIVAN, Margaret B 4,458.31 

*TAN, Harriet G 7,308.60 

TAPPMEYER, Janice 9,891.28 

TERRY, Susan J 4,200.36 

THOMAS, Alta 723.70 

THOMPSON, Dorothy M 3,265.32 

THOMPSON, Levon 10,386.00 

TIDBALL, Jeanette A 5,593.56 

TINKER, Lorena J 8,198.16 

TSCHETTER, Leoda 6,044.40 

VANDERHOEF, June L 2,056.96 

*WEITZEL, Marcia D 130.84- 

WELLS, Janet 9,934.92 

WILKINS, Vera M 9,623.04 

WILLIAMS, Martha V 9,201.42 

YINGER, Ruth M 2,935.74 

*ZARR, Marlene J 4,538.59 

ZELLEY, Mary H 3,326.48 

ZISCHKE, Elnora W 1,109.65 

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TOTAL 117,343.11 

Children 

HANG, Grace K 3,921.66 

WOESTE, Mary K 3,690.80 

WOOD, Geoffrey H 3,854.67 

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TOTAL 11,467.13 

Local Pastors 

BROWN, Helen L 1,635.12 

ELDER, Vern D 2,841.49 

HESSELTINE, Lester R 1,231.49 

LOVEJOY, Donald G 143.72- 

STORY, Delbert B 229.18- 

SWENSON, Verdon M 110.60- 

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TOTAL 5,224.60 

Surviving Local Pastors Spouses 

BROWN, Helen L 1,667.40 

BUGH, Lavonia G 5,775.48 

FITCH, Geraldine G 2,315.07 

HAMANN, Janet E 119.52- 

HART, Mary E 3,122.48 

HENDERSON, Marion C 49.99- 

HENRY, Betty M 1,929.64 

HOYLE, Clarice A 1,750.35 

MCQUIN, Dollie M 2,952.92 

MUSSON, Margaret L 267.57- 

RUBEY, Mildred J 7,446.35 

WENDEL, Robert G 231.01 

WILSON, Jennie A 1,728.74 

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TOTAL 28,482.36

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3. Commission on Equitable Compensation 


The 1996 Book of Discipline states under paragraphs 622.2, that the purpose of this 

commission is to (a) recommend conference standards for clergy support; (b) administer funds 

to be used in base compensation supplementation; and (c) provide counsel and advisory 

material on clergy support to district superintendents and committees on pastor-parish relations. 

Paragraphs 333.1 and 333.2 state that clergy members of conference who have been 

appointed to a local church have a claim upon the conference Equitable Compensation Fund and 

a right to receive not less than the minimum base compensation established by the Annual 

Conference. This is to include full and part-time clergy in one-quarter increments. 

The Discipline also states, in paragraph 622.4 that the primary responsibility for the payment 

of pastoral base compensation remains with individual pastoral charges. 

As a commission, we seek to balance the pastoral needs of the church, the financial 

responsibilities of the local church to its pastor, and the right of clergy to receive equitable 

compensation. We communicate our concerns with local congregations. We are in conversation 

with the Bishop and the cabinet in our effort to be supportive of clergy. 

This past year, we have also been in meetings and conversation with the Board of Global 

Ministries Standing Committee on Parish Development to determine better ways to support both 

the ministries and the clergy appointed to missional congregations. We are in conversation with 

the Bishop and the cabinet in our effort to be supportive of clergy. 

We redid the Application Form for congregations wishing to request Equitable Compensation 

assistance, for clarity and consistency. We wrote Job Descriptions for the members and officers 

of the Equitable Compensation Commission. And we began to examine the issue of gender 

equity among clergy. 

The following churches were approved for Equitable Compensation for the Conference Year, 

1999-2000 during our meetings of March and June, 1999. 

July 1, 1999 - June 30, 2000 

Cedar Rapids District 

Martelle $ 2800.00 Viola $ 2800.00 

Clover Ridge $ 6300.00 

Iowa City, Korean $ 6360.00 

Council Bluffs District 

Logan $ 6350.00 

Ross $ 4388.50 Gray $ 2161.50 

Blanchard $ 6550.00 

New Market $ 6550.00 

Creston District 

ABC Parish 

Adair $ 1200.00 Casey $ 1200.00 

Russell, Faith $ 5160.00 Bethel $ 1290.00 

Fort Dodge District 

Ft. Dodge, Riverside $ 4650.00 

Boxholm $ 3275.00 Pilot Mound $ 3275.00 

Zearing $ 6100.00 

Hope Parish $ 6600.00 

Mason City District 

Fredericksburg $ 5207.00 Williamstown $ 1143.00 

Muscatine District 

West Davenport Alliance 

Grace $ 3312.50 

West Chester $ 6300.00 

Ottumwa District 

Beacon $ 5200.00


Lacey $ 4800.00 

Three Rivers Parish 

South English $ 2477.00 

Richland $ 6200.00 

Faith United Parish 

Cincinnati $ 2046.00 Jerome $ 2108.00 

Unionville $ 2046.00 

Fox River Parish 

Mt. Sterling $ 2400.00 

Troy $ 3250.00 Pulaski $ 3250.00 

Spencer District 

Marathon $ 6500.00 

Inwood $ 2898.00 Doon Cong. $ 2898.00 

Waterloo District 

Meskwaqui $ 6550.00 

State Center $ 3000.00 

Walker $ 4000.00 

4. Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling 

This has been an important year for the committee, as we have prepared for the retirement 

of Dr. Larry W. Sonner, the Director for the entire tenure of the office, and have conducted a 

national search for a new Director. We evaluated the evolution of the Office from its inception 

and updated the job description. The position was advertised in national professional 

publications, as well as within the state. We indicated that preference would be given to an 

ordained United Methodist clergy-person, with a minimum of three years experience in parish 

ministry and a professional degree beyond the M. Div. In a field such as counseling and pastoral 

care, as well as sufficient experience to be a qualified counselor for Conference clergy and lay 

professionals and their families. 

Thirty-five letters of inquiry were received in response to our advertisements. Fifteen persons 

completed the rather extensive application process. The Application and Interview Sub- 

Committee met early in November, 1999, to review the fifteen applications. Three candidates 

were selected to be interviewed. Interviews were conducted during a two-day period in January, 

and the Reverend Mary Fraser, Ph. D. was selected as the new Director. Her background 

includes more than ten years of experience in individual, couple, family and group counseling; 

and pastoral experience in United Methodist Churches in Illinois, California and New York. She 

comes to us from the Troy Annual Conference in New York. Dr. Fraser will begin her duties on 

July 1, 2000. 

Dr. Sonner will be retiring, effective July 1. A retirement dinner at Annual Conference will be 

held to recognize his years of faithful service to the Iowa Conference and the impact he has 

made upon the spiritual health and mental well-being of persons related to the Conference. 


Lynn Louk, 

Chairperson 

5. Council on Finance and Administration 

Edythe Hill 

Chairperson 

6. Journal Publication Committee 

The Journal Publication Committee worked hard this year to offer the Iowa Annual Conference 

Journal in a new format, on Compact Disk. This allows easy access to the information contained 

in the Journal for those who wish to use the CD. The printed Journal contained more 

photographs this year, allowing those who were ordained to be pictured in the Journal. As always

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those who work on the Journal strive for accuracy in all the reports, Daily Proceedings of the 

Conference Session, Appointments, Pastoral Records, and Statistical Tables. This task is always 

a challenge and the Publication Committee works hard to meet the challenge. Many thanks to 

all who contribute in any way to this work. 

Sue Ney, 

Chairperson 

7. Conference Nominating and Leadership Development 


Robert Foster, 

Chairperson 



B. Program 

1. Age-Level Council 

2. Board of Camps and Extended Ministries 

Jerry Miller, 

Chairperson 

3. Board of Church and Society 

The task of the Board of Church and Society as set forth in the Discipline is “...relating the 

gospel of Jesus Christ to the members of the Church and to the persons and structures of the 

communities, nation, and world in which they live. Program shall be developed that provides 

education and action on issues confronting the church consistent with the Social Principles.” 

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; a cabinet representative and the jurisdictional member of the General Board, 

Merlin Ackerson. 

The Iowa Board has chosen Legislative Advocacy, Restorative Justice, and Homelessness 

and Affordable Housing as the priority issues. 

The Legislative Advocate advocates the official position of the Annual Conference relative 

to matters before the Iowa General Assembly and the U.S. Congress. His office also contacts 

others who are a part of the Legislative Network to advocate for the churches positions. 

Legislative Advocacy is one of the standing committees of the Board and is chaired by Mike 

Orthel. 

The Resolutions Committee is chaired by Ruth Ann Petrak. The Board has requested that 

this become a standing committee of the Board as the committee gives leadership in developing 

resolutions pertaining to justice issues for the Conference. 

Restorative Justice Task force is chaired by BeJe Clark. This committee has a new emphasis 

on Restorative Justice Ministries. 

The Task Force for Homeless People works with local churches to help people become 

better informed and educated about the issues of homelessness. They encourage districts and 

local churches to undertake projects which advocate eliminating the cause of homelessness and 

to develop models of ministry to homeless people. 

A new emphasis for the Board is to provide training for local and conference board members 

concerning issues and the churches position and how to be an advocate for the faith position. 


4. Board of Discipleship 

Dorothy Higdon, 

Chairperson 

Fred Pilecki,


Chairperson 

5. Board of Global Ministries 

During 1999, the board and standing committees of the Board of Global Ministries (BOGM) 

have continued to implement the goals established for the last half of this quadrennium and the 

first half of the next one. The goals are: empowering local churches in ministries that reach 

unchurched children who are in poverty and at risk; establishing Shalom Initiatives in each 

district; and starting new churches so that our membership will reflect the age, economic, racial, 

and ethnic diversity of our state. 

In addition to processing rotating loans, sponsoring an academy for candidates of new 

church starts, and recommending churches for Builder’s Calls in consultation with the cabinet, 

Parish Development Standing Committee has assisted sixteen Children’s Initiative Ministries, 

22 congregations in furthering their mission and given support to 13 of our new congregations. 

The Community and Institutional Ministries Committee has supported 14 missional agencies in 

Iowa, six Shalom Initiatives and nine health ministry programs. 

The board has continued its administration of the Bequest Fund by giving some additional 

assistance this past year to our Iowa Advance as well give small grants to a number of new 

emerging ministries across Iowa. The Mission Education Committee has continued its 

administration of the Rainbow Covenant Program as well as worked with the scheduling of our 

missionaries, the Iowa Nigeria Project and Volunteers in Mission. Last summer they hosted the 

jurisdictional gathering of Conference Mission Secretaries in eastern Iowa. Our board has 

proposed that we focus in on our ministry opportunities with the fast growing number of Hispanic 

Immigrants by establishing a special standing committee for this purpose. 

Jim Pemble, 

Chairperson 

6. Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry 


Dennis A.P. Fox, 

Chairperson 

7. Board of Laity 

Leadership development is the expressed goal of the Iowa Conference. The Board of Laity 

sees its task as providing organization, direction, and support for development of local church 

leaders. 

Under the able leadership of Dean Avon Crawford and Registrar Sheryl Deskin, the School 

for Lay Ministry continues to prepare participants for effective leadership. Great strides have 

been made in refining and improving the program as evidenced by the roles graduates are filling 

across the conference. This spring a continuing education retreat was held for graduates. The 

Board has established a scholarship fund to assist with finances where needed. School number 

five will begin in November of this year. 

Conference Director of Lay Speaking Ministries, Christine Pauley, participated in a national 

gathering/training event, and she is implementing some new ideas across the conference as we 

try to strengthen the connection. The directory of those who are certified should prove very 

useful. 

We affirm and support the groups in the Iowa Conference that are lay operated and applaud 

the work being done by Heifer Project International, Thanksgiving Ingathering, United Methodist 

Men, and United Methodist Women. 

Continuing education for laity is encouraged in the local church by our granting scholarships 

to those who have a passion for or are exploring a field of service. This past year we broadened 

our base and were able to assist some ethnic minority persons as well as youth. Laity, explore 

your options. 

As Conference Lay Leader it has been my privilege to be Iowa’s representative to annual 

meetings of the National Association of Annual Conference Lay Leaders (NAACLL). What an 

inspiration and time of learning those meetings have been for me! I have felt the strength that 

lies in the tremendous gifts, graces, and potential of laity across the United Methodist Church.

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Laity shares with clergy the responsibility for nurturing church members and carrying out 

evangelistic and mission outreach to local and global communities. We MUST continue to work 

in partnership with the clergy, a partnership built on mutual trust. There is more than enough 

work to do for the Kingdom right here in Iowa; our combined efforts will complement each other. 

And to that end the Board will strive to close the gap between clergy and laity through more 

meaningful dialogue and intentional partnering. There is room for all of us! 

ALL GOD’S PEOPLE, IN ALL PLACES, AND IN ALL TIMES ARE CALLED TO LOVE AND 

SERVE.” 


8. Board of Ordained Ministry 

Margaret E. Meyer, 

Chairperson 

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 records 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 processes many requests for information. There are still a number 

of churches in Iowa who have little or no information in the Archives and we encourage them to 

share information with us. We continue to be involved with the Oral History project of recording 

conversations with past and present leaders in our churches and conference. 

The office is open Monday through Friday from 1-3 p.m. Telephone is 319-386-6321. The email 

address is archives@iaumc.org The mailing address is: Iowa Methodist Conference 

Archives, IWC, Chadwick Library, 601 N. Main St., Mount Pleasant, Iowa 52641. 

By the time you read this our Commission will have hosted the North Central Jurisdictional 

Archives and History Convocation June 26 through 29, 2000. It was held 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. 

Donald D. Frank, 

Chairperson 

10. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns 

The Commission met on three occasions. It shared and promoted as many of its concerns 

as possible. It gave attention to understanding other religions. Hinduism was chosen for 1999. 

A presentation entitled, “From Banares to Fairfield, Iowa” was made at a meeting to acquaint 

the members with the Hindu faith. The talk brought out its long history, spirituality, and its 

prevalence as a living faith. An increased presence of Hindus is made obvious by the numerous 

temples and Hindu centers scattered in North America. Similar presentations on other living 

faiths are planned for the future. 

Ecumenism was given a high priority. The Bishop’s Award for Ecumenism enabled the 

Commission to be in touch with local churches. It enabled us to encourage Christian unity by 

crossing denominational lines in local communities. Publicity for the award was given through 

district newsletters and United Methodist Life. Local churches were encouraged to recognize 

such leaders and nominate them for the award. A clergy and a laity were given the Bishop’s 

Award at the Annual Conference. 

Christian unity through worship was promoted. The members of the Commission were


provided with the information on “The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.” They were encouraged 

to be leaders in their community. 

The work of the Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa enjoys the full support of our Conference. A 

substantial portion of our budget went for its work. EMI continues to provide a common platform 

for the shared ministry of members churches. 

The Commission plans to be in close touch with efforts for church union. It will learn of the 

progress made by the four Methodist denominations and share the information with local 

churches. The progress made by other denominations will be followed closely. The Commission 

will encourage the local churches to be in prayer for the spirit of unity to prevail in our churches. 

Paul Benjamin, 

Chairperson 

11. Commission on Religion and Race 

The essential work of the of the Commission on Religions and Race is to achieve 

inclusiveness through monitoring, advocating, linking, sensitizing conference boards, agencies, 

and local congregations as well as empowering ethnic minority groups. The consultation on 

“Strengthening the Black Church for the 21 st Century” took place on April 17, 1999, at Burns 

UMC, Des Moines. The commission invited some members from the National Coordinating 

Committee of the SCB 21 as resource persons for the consulation. This became an opportunity 

for the three Black congregations in our conference to come together for fellowship and shared 

ministry. 

The commission conducted a Monitoring workshop for the advocacy commission including 

COSROW, and the Committee on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities on August 21, 1999, at 

the Conference Center, Des Moines. Reverend Ken Deere from the General CORR was the 

workshop leader. The workshop focused on monitoring conference and conference related 

institutions. The commission was able to send seven delegates to attend the North Central 

Jurisdiction Commission on Religion and Race Training Event held on October 14-16, 1999, at 

Fort Wayne, Indiana. The theme of the training workshop was “Forbid Them Not!: The Church, 

Young People, and Racism.” At the Annual Banquet, the guest speaker was Mr. Will Counts, a 

retired photo-journalist, now on the Journalism Faculty at the University of Indiana at 

Bloomington, Indiana. In 1957, Counts was one of the most influential news photographers 

covering the desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. His presentation at 

our banquet was a slide presentation and commentary with photographs that shocked our nation 

and was considered an important factor in then President Eisenhower’s decision to send in the 

101 st Airborne troops. Counts affected history and won a Pulitzer prize. 

The commission has been working with the United Methodist Women to conduct racism 

workshops at the conference and bi-district levels. The commission is planning to conduct a 

racism workshop for youth in the Fall of 2000. The commission is also planning to host an Ethnic 

clergy Conference in October 2000. The commission will be training resource persons to 

facilitate the cross-racial appointments workshops. 


12. Commission on Status and Role of Women 

J. Samuel Subramanian 

Chairperson 

Kathleen Moore & 

Ione Shadduck, 

Co-Chairs 

13. Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 


Jim Gochenouer, 

Chairperson

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14. Conference Council on Ministries 


Mark Haverland, 

Chairperson 

15. Conference Council on Youth Ministries 

C. Urban Ministries 

1. Churches United of the Quad City Area 

Ministry and Justice Program 

Megan Dean, 

Chairperson and 

Barb Mittman, 

Conference Youth Coordinator 

Churches United Food Pantry Network: Churches United staff coordinates the work of 20 

strategically-located food pantries which in 1999 distributed over $300,000 of food to 45,245 

people from 14,066 families. Community of Joy United Methodist Church in Bettendorf, serving 

north Bettendorf and northeast Davenport, continues to be the only Food Pantry in Scott County 

open evenings. 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. In late 1999, we began a process of 

computerizing the entire Food Pantry Network, thus enabling each Pantry to maintain records 

of recipients which can be checked by other Pantries to reduce the likelihood of misuse of the 

Pantries. This also enables each Pantry to order food supplies from the River Bend Food Bank 

at the very low cost of 14 cents per pound. 

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. The East Moline, Illinois, Meal Site opened in 1996, and now serves hot, 

nutritious, tasty, free meals four nights weekly (Mondays-Thursdays) at the Oak Grove 

Community Center, in the midst of a low-income housing area. We estimate that some 52,000 

meals were provided at the two meal sites during 1999. Churches United staff recruits, 

orientates and coordinates the serving congregations; manages relationships among serving 

churches, site host staff, and consumers; and pays for all table supplies (plastic plates, cups, 

saucers, soup bowls, utensils, paper napkins) at a cost of $ .20 per table setting. 

Jail Ministry: Churches United staff recruits, trains, supervises and coordinates some 50 

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. In 1999, the Scott County Board of Supervisors brought a 

referendum to the electorate seeking $48 million for a new Scott County Jail, which lost by a wide 

margin. Churches United has now been invited to represent the faith community in reviewing 

the entire Scott County Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice System, looking not only at jail needs, 

but also at alternative sentencing, prevention of criminal activity, and numerous forms of 

restorative justice. 

The "Family Connection": In 1994, we were invited to begin meeting with professionals who 

work extensively with domestic violence to help them develop a site at which parents who are 

separated due to violence in their relationship (though not with their children) could bring the 

children to exchange them for parental visitation without the parents encountering each other. 

In 1995, we helped to establish "The Family Connection, Inc.", a partnership of the church 

community (staffed by volunteers from ten different churches), the judicial and law enforcement 

and corrections community, and various human services agencies. In November, 1998, The 

Family Connection, Inc., was awarded an Ecumenical Service Award by the National Council of


Churches of Christ in the USA at their 50th Anniversary General Assembly in Chicago! 

Goals for 2000: (1) Complete the computerization of each of the Food Pantries and network 

them with each other, with our office, and with the River Bend Food Bank, the local "Second 

Harvest" food warehouse; (2) Recruit additional congregations to serve the Churches United 

Meal Sites, hopefully expanding the East Moline site to six nights each week; (3) Continue to 

recruit and train additional jail chaplains, especially from the Hispanic and other ethnic minority 

communities, networking with Quad Cities Prison Fellowship for formal training and mutual 

support; (4) Conduct strategic planning for “The Family Connection” to determine ways to make 

it more effective and perhaps include more extensive programs. 

Charles R. Landon, Jr. 

Executive Director 

2. Des Moines Community Worker Board of the U.M. Church 


3. Urban Visions, Inc., Fort Dodge 

The Urban Visions, Inc. is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit agency created in 1966 by the Riverside 

United Methodist Church located in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Its creation responded to community 

needs during the Civil Rights movement. Today’s Urban Vision Board of Directors and purpose 

is ecumenical. 

Urban Visions has a history of responding to very critical needs by providing the following 

programs: 

Ethnic Preschool/Day Care Programs (age 3-5): Ethnic Preschool Program started in 

1972. The Program provides an educational enrichment program to low income and/or minority 

children. It prepares children for the school experience; provides nutritious lunches and snacks; 

and builds self esteem within each child. We served 77 children. 

Family Support Program (started 1982): The design of the Program is to assist persons 

within the family network. It helps to identify and build on strengths of the family unit. A large part 

of the activities of this program takes place in the family home. We served 85 families. 

Summer Youth Program (started 1982): This program provides recreational and 

educational activities, field trips and hot lunch for Fort Dodge’s school age children for six weeks 

in June and July. The program tries to foster and promote appreciation of cultural and social 

differences. We served 87 children. 

Project REACH: After School Program provides violence and drug prevention, and 

intervention for low income and minority students. It provides educational support, recreation 

leadership development, and substance abuse support groups. This program provides four 

substance abuse and character building support groups. We served 519 children in 98/99. The 

Program also initiated the Second Chance Program. 

Other 1999 Outcomes: 

Ninety-six percent of first time youth have remained in school. One hundred percent (100%) 

of first time youth participants have not been involved in drug activities according to Urban 

Visions’ data. All participants that graduated from High School (1999) are now enrolled in some 

form of higher education. 

The Second Chance program has made a strong impact on its clients ages 14-21 who have 

been involved with the Justice System. Through collaboration with the schools, Department of 

Corrections, and Neighborhood Watch, the program has grown with a waiting list of potential 

clients. 

Patricia Avery, 

Director 

4. Urban Ministry, Inc. 

The Urban Ministry, Inc. located in Waterloo has been continuing the struggle to make God’s 

love concrete to those within the metro area that are oppressed, disenfranchised or find

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themselves in the middle of crisis’s. 

We have worked to accomplish this through our jail ministry at the Black Hawk County Jail; 

where we coordinate pastoral care for the residence and provide three Bible studies along with 

four worship services per week. Urban ministry staff and committee personal also work with 

various agencies within the metro area to help voice the concerns for those who are not 

represented in the meetings. We strive to get agencies and committees that work with issues 

concerning the disenfranchised to have members of the various groups represented on their 

committees and boards. 

The Urban Ministry also strives to make safe, secure and affordable housing available to all 

of God’s children. We work with local agencies to house homeless individuals when all other 

shelters in the community are full; 43 families were housed during 1999. The Urban Ministry also 

has developed a transitional housing program to assist homeless individuals into permanent 

housing. In 1999, 18 families were worked with in this program. 

Urban Ministry also works with families in crisis. We assist them to find resources within the 

community to meet their needs. These needs include utility assistance, rental assistance and 

medical care. If we find that individuals fall through the cracks and the community’s safety net 

is not able to meet their needs we use the available financial resources Urban Ministry has to 

assist. 

During 1999, the financial situation of Urban Ministry was that we had many more needs than 

we could meet. But, a decision was made that we would continue to be where God is calling us 

to be and not let money drive the ministry. This decision allowed us to continue to meet the 

needs of those who came to us, but it did not leave off with sufficient funds to pay staff salaries 

and has left us behind in our health and pensions payments. 

Urban Ministry continues to work toward meeting the needs of those in our community and 

have continued to build relationships with agencies that have similar focuses in order that God’s 

love can be felt in concrete ways. This ministry is made possible only through the connectional 

system of the United Methodist Church. 

D. Other Organizations 

Gerald R. Dolf, 


1. Hawthorn Hill Ministries 

Hawthorn Hill Ministries has served Greater Des Moines community needs since 1978, 

operating three ministry programs, with a special emphasis on women, children, immigrants, and 

refugees: 

New Directions Shelter is an emergency shelter for homeless women with children begun in 

1990 in response to critical need. It provides free, temporary emergency shelter and services for 

homeless women and children. 

English as a Second Language (ESL) is a ten-year-old program offering classroom instruction 

in English for refugees and immigrants, one-on-one tutoring, citizenship classes, community 

outreach, employment training, and family mentoring. 

Friends of Iowa Women Prisoners is a voluntary group of persons interested in the concerns 

of women in prison. Its purpose is to advocate on behalf of women in the Iowa correctional 

system. 

The following figures are taken from our independent audit for Fiscal Year 1998-1999: 

Revenue 

Contributions $ 83,634 

Government Grants 184,021 

Iowa Annual Conference 44,363 

United Way 38,643 

Other 46,099 

Total Revenue $396,760 

Expenses 

Program Services 

New Directions Shelter $198,878


English Second Language 91,601 

Friends of Prisoners 8,941 

Support Services 

Management and General 53,388 

Fund Raising 5,045 

Total Expenses $357,853 

Substantial reductions in government grants and Iowa Annual Conference support have 

already been effected for this fiscal year, making the role of individual and group contributions 

even more vital. 

Building maintenance at 3001 Grand has been deferred, and long-term mortgage debt 

remains a significant concern. Administrative staff has been downsized to free more monies for 

program operation. Your continued support is appreciated. 


2. Iowa United Methodist Foundation 

William B. Bowman, 

Interim Director 

David Harner, 

Director 

3. Wesley Foundations 

The Wesley Foundations serving University Students Across Iowa 

The Wesley Foundations at 

Drake University 

Iowa State University 

University of Iowa 

University of Northern Iowa 

seek to be faithful in serving students and being missionaries for the United Methodist churches 

of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

We believe that we offer the students and churches of the conference four important gifts: 

Gift One: We provide a faith home for students at the university. We are an extension of your 

local church on this campus -- your missionaries of care to your students. 

Like most students, Michelle is busy. Pharmacy majors spend a lot of time with the books, and 

they are generally known for being among the best students on campus. But she knew there 

had to be more for her besides cramming for tests, memorizing pharmaceutical formula and their 

attendant applications. During Drake’s Orientation sessions, the Wesley Foundation presents 

the programs of local congregations as well as its own opportunities for students. There are 

many ways students can be helpful to these congregations as well as find their own faith journey. 

Michelle wanted to be around kids. So she volunteered to help the Super Wednesday program 

at Grace Church in Des Moines. It was a blast. She never misses the after-school event. 

Sharing her time with neighborhood children, Michelle has discovered that there is much more 

to getting an education than classrooms, libraries and dormitories. She has learned that in 

mentoring these exciting kids, she has expanded her faith, learned some valuable leadership 

skills, and helped a congregation provide a needed program to its community. She is a perfect 

example of how Wesley Foundations can connect students to the local church. 

-- Story from the Wesley Foundation at Drake University 

Gift Two: We nurture church leaders that will faithfully serve the church for years to come both 

as laity and clergy.

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The Rev. Richard Paulus, who is retiring this year, participated at the Wesley Foundation at the 

University of Iowa in the 1950’s. He was an education major who found the Wesley Foundation 

on Dubuque Street and became involved with worship and Bible Study. Rev. Robert Sanks was 

the director at the time. Rev. Sanks helped Richard get connected with the national Youth 

Caravan program and then later helped Richard apply for a Rockefeller Theological Fellowship 

that began his seminary career. The presence of this campus ministry helped nurture this young 

man into the ministry and who now is retiring after many years of faithful service. 

-- Story from the Wesley Foundation at the University of Iowa 

Gift Three: We are an evangelism laboratory. We are able to teach the church effective ways 

to reach out and connect with persons in this cynical culture. 

The Wesley Foundation has an enormous value to me. It has given me an opportunity to grow 

in my relationship with Christ by sharing my life experiences with those in the community. - 

Graduate Student 

“Wesley is a place where students can go and find out what they mean to God by being with 

others who are pursuing God and searching for answers in their lives. Every night of the week 

there is someone here to talk to or just hand out with. Sometimes that’s all we need!” - 

Undergraduate Student from Iowa 

“We love the Wesley Foundation Student Center. We love it as a result of her care giving, 

understanding, and support. To most international students at UNI, Wesley means giving care 

and attention. What Wesley gives is not empty words or promises, but specific day to day 

beneficial activities instead . . .” - International Student Family 

“…people there [Wesley] believe only love can awaken love. It is Jesus Christ’s love that brings 

us together.” - Chinese Christian Student 

-- Story from the Wesley Foundation at the University of Northern Iowa 

Gift Four: We provide a witness to rational Christian faith not only in the midst of this culture 

but also as an alternative to more narrow definitions of Christianity, whose message is often 

easily dismissed by today's university students. 

Nate Ginder is a freshman at Iowa State University. Raised in the UMC, Nate has experienced 

increased challenges to his faith since arriving on campus. He compares the abundance of 

religious organizations and the questions they ask to sausages. "You say sausage, and some 

people think 'link,' others 'patty,' others 'breakfast,' and others 'Italian.'" The same thing applies, 

Nate says, when a person approaches and asks if he is "saved," or "born again," or whether he 

knows he is "going to heaven." 

Nate says, "I like the Wesley Foundation because the people there encourage me to explore my 

faith in new and deep ways. When I go there, I don't feel as if I'm being indoctrinated, but, 

rather, inspired to discover God in new ways. They realize that the Holy Spirit has an infinite 

nature and dynamic character, and that to cage their congregation into conventional ways of 

thought would not only be ignorant, but also damaging to God." 

The Bible is a means to approach God, Nate says, but not an end. "Through the Bible, Jesus 

calls us to the edge of a cliff, but from there, no more certainties exist. It's a pivotal point of faith. 

One can either take the leap and embark from the cliff, or clamber away to probe the cliff further, 

looking for some legalistic technicality. I believe that God calls us to step off the cliff and the 

certainties of the written Word toward faith in a living God. The Wesley Foundation helps me do 

that." 

-- Story from the Wesley Foundation at Iowa State University 

We are grateful to serve God, the United Methodist Church and you as we work with students 

at the University of Iowa. 

Financial Statement from the Wesley Foundation at Drake University


Income Expense 

Balance Jan. 1, 1999 $ 5,465.00 Staff Support $ 58,203.00 

Annual Conference $ 57,054.00 Office Expense $ 3,973.00 

Reimbursements $ 3,500.00 Administration $ 433.00 

Gifts $ 4,686.00 Property Main. $ 6,517.00 

Misc. Income $ 6,436.00 Program $ 2,805.00 

Total $ 77,141.00 Total $ 71,931.00 

Financial Statement from the Wesley Foundation at Iowa State University 


Annual Conference $116,377.00 Staff Support $ 89,734.03 

Pledges and Offerings $ 8,400.00 Office Expense $ 21,379.27 

Other $ 2,218.51 Property Main. $ 12,038.64 

Program $ 7,810.52 

Total $126,995.51 Total $130,962.46 

Financial Statement from the Wesley Foundation at the University of Iowa 


Annual Conference Program $132,524.00 Staff Support $143,003.43 

& Cap Funds 

Main. Reimbursement $ 57,666.82 Office Expense $ 18,418.68 

Gifts $ 5,489.83 Administration $ 2,269.83 

Other $ 2,998.25 Property Main. $ 55,262.01 

Parsonage Fund $ 24,175.00 Program $ 15,557.81 

Total $222,853.90 Total $234,511.76 

Assets December 31, 1999 

General Fund $ 3,975.31 

Money Market $ 11,869.31 

Foundation Funds $ 117,000.00 

Elevator Fund $ 1,002.64 

Total Current Assets $ 133,847.26 

Financial Statement from the Wesley Foundation at the University of Northern Iowa 

Assets January 1, 1999 ($ 88.80) 


Annual Conference $ 91,938.00 Staff Support $ 80,487.84 

Ann. Conf. (capital imp.) $ 6,850.58 Office Expense $ 4,036.44

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Misc/Other Income $ 9,656.24 Administration $ 3,498.79 

Summer Company $ 8,069.79 Prop. & Main. $ 18,386.74 

Grants $ 13,000.00 Program $ 21,500.64 

Room Deposit Refund ($ 180.00) 

Total $129,245.81 Total $127,910.45 

Assets December 31, 1999 $ 1,335.36 

E. Conference Lay Organizations 

1. United Methodist Women 

The 1999 theme for United Methodist Women was “God’s Timeless Word” with Isaiah 40:8 

as our scripture verse for the year. “Wonderful Words of Life” was our theme hymn. Our studies 

for the year were: The Bible, Part 2 for spiritual growth. The geographic study was “Mission in 

the 21 st Century” and the general issue study was “Humanity Comes of Age”. The School of 

Christian Mission was held at Morningside College, Sioux City with a youth camp at Lake 

Okoboji. We again had the spiritual growth study in the Korean Language for several Korean 

women. 

We continue a strong advocacy program through letter writing and telephone calls to our 

legislators. The sweat shop issue, Jubilee program and banning land mines were 3 of the main 

issues we were able to increase awareness of and action for improvement. 

Our Conference retreat for the executive committee led to a bread theme along with our main 

theme of the year. It started with a sharing of flour that was baked into bread for each event to 

be used for communion. It was a lesson in itself to see how the bread seemed to increase as we 

shared. 

Our Annual Meeting was held at Oskaloosa, October 2, with Lois Dauway as our speaker. She 

is the Assistant General Secretary of Women’s Division in the Section of Christian Social 

Responsibility. We also had a panel on Racial Justice to increase awareness of the racial issue. 

Seeking to carry out God’s will is still at the forefront as we keep the purpose of United 

Methodist Women in mind. Doing so, we will continue to be a strong advocate for women, youth 

and children. 

Gwenna Appel, 

President 

2. United Methodist Men 

The mission of the Iowa United Methodist Men (UMM): “Assist men to know Jesus Christ, to 

serve Him, to grow spiritually, and to seek daily to do His will; ...our highest priority is to build and 

promote the spiritual growth of men.” 

Iowa UMM in connection with the General Commission on United Methodist Men (GCUMM), 

the North Central Jurisdiction UMM, the West area of the NCJUMM, and Iowa District’s UMM 

offer opportunities for Every Man to Share in Evangelism, Mission and Spiritual Life. Close to 500 

Iowa United Methodists, lay and clergy, contributed $25 as individuals in 1999, to support the 

EMS (Every Man Shares) program. Close to 100 men’s groups contributed $50 to certify or 

renew a chartered group. These annual contributions are used to support the Upper Room 

Prayer Ministry, Youth and Scouting Ministries, the Moving United Methodists Program, 

Evangelism Ministries, Mission Ministries, and Spiritual Life Ministries at National, Jurisdictional, 

Conference and District levels. These contributions also help to fund training, resources, 

administrative costs, etc.; and brings the quarterly “UMMen Magazine” and the bimonthly 

newsletter “MensNews” to EMS members and Charter Presidents. Other missions supported by


Iowa UMMen are Meals for Millions, Camp Buddys, Self Help, Heifer Project International and 

specifically at this time the Iowa-Nigeria Partnership. Iowa UMMen has set a goal to help raise 

$100,000 for a new mission airplane in Nigeria; in conunction with this mission Iowa UMMen are 

promoting the “Official United Methodist Men New Testament” to help fund the “Keep Mission 

Flying in Nigeria” project. 

Iowa UMMen were involved in Spiritual Life activities at district retreats, Annual Meeting, and 

jurisdictional events. With a renewed emphasis on small groups, many local UMMen have 

become more involved and will continue to declare the centrality of Jesus Christ at all 

organizational levels through Spiritual Life, Mission, and Evangelism. Iowa UMMen participated 

in Annual Meeting at Humboldt; NCJ Convocation, and MENistry Training, at Normal, Illinois; the 

4-Conference Rally at Worthington, Minnesota; and various district rallies. 

James Smith, 

President 

Information Reports Not Required 

But Requested for Information 

II. Related Organizations 

A. Colleges 

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. 

- Cornell and St. Paul’s (Cedar Rapids) hosted the first annual Small-Thomas Dreams of Peace 

Lecture Series, examining issues of race and social justice from the perspective of faith. 

March 13-14 events included worship at St. Paul’s, an ecumenical youth event, and lectures 

in Cornell classrooms and at King Chapel. 

- Cornell Alumnus, Dick Small (‘50) received the Stanley Kresge Award. 

- Cornell hosted UMC events including the Cedar Rapids District Confirmation Day, Women’s 

Day Apart and Women in Mission. 

- Cornell continued its offerings of weekly worship, spirituality retreats and pastoral care, 

numerous volunteer service projects, and programs on multiculturalism. 

- Though enrollment is down, the 1999 entering class was 10% larger than last year. 

- Retention was the highest in the history of the College. 

- Building projects have included: a new Technology Center (open Fall 2000), Merner Hall 

renovations, and new athletic track. Funding for the fine arts campaign is near 50% complete. 

- The fiscal year ended with record giving to the Annual Fund. 

- Dr. Joan Claar, retiring Dean of Students, received both regional and national awards in 

Students Affairs. 

Catherine Quehl-Engel, 

Chaplain 

2. Iowa Wesleyan College 

Founded in 1842, Iowa Wesleyan College is the oldest of the four United Methodist Colleges 

in Iowa and is related historically by purpose and intention and by covenant to the Iowa Annual 

Conference. 

Dr. James Halseth assumed the Presidency of the college on July 15, 1999. Under his

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leadership, Learning in Community: A new Academic Vision has been endorsed and adopted by 

the entire college community and the Board of Trustees. Input for the vision was sought from 

several members and organizational entities of the United Methodist Church. 

Students, faculty and staff have numerous opportunities to share in worship, community 

service and Christian fellowship. Campus religious activities include weekly Bible studies, FCA 

(Fellowship of Christian Athletes) and outreach groups. 

Kiboko I. Kiboko, Associate Pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Mount Pleasant, 

serves as Campus Minister. 

Iowa Wesleyan College is dedicated to moving toward a more vital and broad-based 

relationship between the individual United Methodist Church members, individual congregations, 

the Iowa Annual Conference and the national church body. Efforts are under way in the Church 

Relations Committee of the Board of Trustees and the on-campus Church Relations Committee 

to plan and implement programs which will continue and strengthen the relationships between 

the United Methodist Church and Iowa Wesleyan College. 

James A. Halseth, 

President 

3. Morningside College 

With the energetic leadership of our new president, John Reynders, Morningside College is 

headed confidently into the future. Our mission to create good citizens of the world continues as 

we encounter changes of many kinds here on campus: renovation of our science facilities, 

continued fine-tuning of our new curriculum, creation of programs to help students prepare for 

life after college, streamlined personnel, and increased student services. We look forward to the 

Morningside of the next millenium as we continue to provide the best possible education for our 

students. 

The inauguration of John Reynders was held on April 7, 2000, in our own Eppley Auditorium. 

The service was the cornerstone of an entire series of special events, which included a dinner 

honoring Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan for his contributions to Morningside College and to Iowa 

United Methodist higher education. 

Many thanks to the annual conference and to each local church for your support. We are 

honored to be an institution of the United Methodist Church charged with educating the young 

people of today, who are the leaders of tomorrow. The future depends on them! 

4. Rust College 

Bonnie Zeck, 

Holly Springs, Mississippi 38635 

Director of Church Relations 

Rust College in Holly Springs, Mississippi was established in 1866 by the Freedmen’s Aid 

Society of the United Methodist Church on a former slave auction mark. 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 1999- 

2000: 33% of whom are female, 54% are African-American, and 52% hold earned doctorate 

degrees. The faculty/student ratio is 1:15. The geographic make-up of the 1999-2000 student 

body includes 23 states and several foreign countries with Mississippians comprising 62% 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 College operates on a $14.5 million budget and 

an endowment of more than $20 million. Rust closed the 1998-99 fiscal year with a balanced 

budget, the 32 nd consecutive year for this institution. 

The dedication and leadership of Trustees serving from the Iowa Conference (Dr. James V. 

Poulsen and Bishop Charles W. Jordan) 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 excellence.” 

David L. Beckley, 

President 

5. Simpson College 

Simpson College is firmly committed to providing an atmosphere where faith is taught and 

lived out. We understand ourselves to be in a partnership with Iowa local churches in nurturing 

students toward a faith maturity that will lead the church into the new century. Simpson College 

is also very excited to receive our new President, R. Kevin LaGree and his family. Kevin will 

become an Elder in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

Our 1999-2000 Religious Life Council (RLC) was led by 91 students and advised by the 

college chaplain. We offered the campus community over twenty-six groups in five areas: 

Worship, Deputation, Fellowship, Discipleship, and Service. Highlights of this year included a 

campus and community Christian Concerts series. An explosion of campus Bible studies for 

men, women, couples, Disciple Study, etc. with an average of 160 students weekly. Our service 

projects have also exploded with oppositions like Breakfast Club, Reading Club, Catholic Worker 

House project, Habitat for Humanity, Fall and Spring Breaks missions, and Prison Ministry 

Weekend. 

It as a great year for RLC at Simpson College as our theme “Transforming Lives”, Romans 

12:2, came alive in all our groups and activities. Buck Olsen, our RLC President, said it best, 

“The Spirit of God was upon us in reaching out to students and beyond the campus as we trusted 

in God’s leading our lives to transform God’s people.” 

Please share our story with students in your local churches who are seeking a small liberal 

arts college where Christian faith is still valued for its traditions and relevance to a college 

education, in and out of the classroom setting. Simpson’s students are very grateful for the 

support of the United Methodist Church and its commitment to small liberal arts church-related 

colleges. Investing in Simpson College is an investment into the church’s future. 

No report. 

Gordon Shea, 

Chaplain 

B. Hospitals and Retirement Homes 

1. Iowa Methodist, Iowa Lutheran, Blank Children’s Hospital

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

3. St. Luke’s Health System, Sioux City 


The dedicatory statement on our front door reads: “Dedicated to the holy ministry of healing 

and the sustaining power of the Holy Spirit in time of pain and suffering.” St. Luke’s works 

diligently to live up to this statement as we fulfill our mission to improve the health of the people 

of Siouxland. Our highlights for 1999 include: 

- St. Luke’s opened new family practice clinics in Indian Hills and Riverside. New construction 

began on clinics in Sergeant Bluff, North Sioux City, and Correctionville. 

- St. Luke’s Burn Trauma Unit celebrated its 20 th anniversary of service to persons with burn 

injuries. 

- Staff welcomed back the flight crew and patients involved in the crash of United Flight #232 

in recognition of the 10 th anniversary of the crash. 

- St. Luke’s expanded its health information/physician referral service to 24 hours a day. Medi- 

Dial now handles calls from all of the Iowa Health System communities. 

- St. Luke’s Auxiliary donated nearly $80,000 to the Medical Center and St. Luke’s College of 

Nursing and Health Sciences. 

- St. Luke’s Children’s Miracle Network raise $265,000 for children’s health services. 

- St. Luke’s made upgrades in excess of $1 million in its Radiology Units to better serve 

patients. 

- St. Luke’s Clinical Pastoral Education program trained 12 ministers and laypersons in pastoral 

care and counseling. 

Record of Patient Care 

Medical Center Admission 11,049 

Births 1,813 

Surgeries 9,412 

Emergency Outpatient Visits 102,785 

Medical Clinic Visits 153,691 

4. Friendship Haven, Inc., Fort Dodge 

John D. Daniels, 

President and CEO 

Friendship Haven, nestled in a stand of oak and maple trees on 55 acres overlooking the 

city of Fort Dodge, is home to a vibrant community of more than 450 retired Iowans. 

A major accomplishment in 1999, was the inauguration of a new program, “Safe Haven,” 

which is partially funded through a grant from the Retirement Research Foundation. “Safe 

Haven” offers consistent, compassionate assistance to persons with Alzheimer’s or other 

dementing illnesses and their families, friends, and community, from early onset through the final 

stages of the disease. 

Thanks to the commitment of countless faithful families and individuals, Friendship Haven 

is ready to embrace the challenges of the next 50 years. With a renewed sense of purpose and 

commitment to our mission, we stand ready to meet the needs of senior citizens well into the 

next century.


The year 2000 marks the 50 th anniversary of Friendship Haven’s commitment to providing 

for the physical, social and spiritual needs of “God’s older children” in a residential setting that 

offers a complete continuum of care in a Christian environment. We will celebrate this milestone 

with a number of events on July 2, 3, and 4. We invite all of you to join us. 

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5. Methodist Manor, Storm Lake 

Laurie Hagey, 

Director, Marketing & 

Development 

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

7. Wesley Retirement Services 

Wesley Retirement Services began as a project of the Iowa Annual Conference just after 

World War II. From that beginning, Wesley Retirement Services has grown to serve more than 

1000 people in five continuing care communities. 

Formerly South Iowa Methodist Homes, WRS includes Halcyon House in Washington, Park 

Centre in Newton, Wesley Acres in Des Moines. The Village in Indianola and Heritage House in 

Atlantic. Our mission is carried out in independent apartments, assisted living, nursing and skilled 

care, adult day care, and therapy and rehabilitative services. 

Much has changed in the past half century. Our residents go next door to the medical 

schools’ computer lab for lessons on the internet. Recent construction projects include extra 

phone lines and outlets to accommodate computers and fax machines. 

We have a significant employee population for whom English is a second language. Our 

residents have embraced these brave families. Wesley Acres arranged English classes on site. 

We’re working to bring groups together and overcome language and cultural barriers to create 

an even richer community. 

Now we are looking to the future focused on making entry into a retirement community a 

true “renaissance” in people’s lives. It’s something we feel the older adults of the 21 st century 

deserve. It’s the Wesley Way. 

No report. 

8. Western Home, Cedar Falls 

C. Other Organizations 

1. Bidwell Riverside Center 

Susan Moritz, 

Vice President for Advancement 

Bidwell Riverside Center has been in ministry to the poor for 107 years as a part of the 

Mission Program of the United Methodist Church. In the fall of 1999, the future became uncertain 

because Bidwell did not have the financial resources to continue. Cost kept out running income!

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Thanks to the ongoing generosity of the General Board of Global Ministries, The Annual 

Conference Board of Global Ministries, The Conference Women’s Division and Local Units of 

the UMW, the Advance Special and the many individuals who love Bidwell, we have survived the 

crisis and are currently maintaining our excellent services and programs. To the agencies, 

churches and people who made it possible to continue we give heart-felt thanks. 

We also owe thanks to an excellent Board of Directors, who have provided incredible 

guidance and support during this difficult time. 

In addition, The National Women’s Division has provided $50,000.00 in seed money to be 

used for a new building, which will be absolutely necessary in the near future. Thank you! 

As we work in this partnership in ministry we remain certain that because of faith, and the 

strength of our connection, Bidwell Riverside Center will continue its heritage of mission and 

ministry. Because of you we are a part of God’s community of love and do works of compassion 

in Jesus’ name. 

2. Chaplains’ Fellowship 

Robert S. Crandall, 


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. 

No report. 

No report. 

Dave Nolte, 

Coordinator 

3. Children and Family Urban Ministries 

4. Church World Service 

5. Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa 

1999 was a year of transition for Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa as I began my new role of 

Executive Director in January. 

The Unity Commission continued its work on ecclesiology, developing a conversation guide 

on what it means to be church in Iowa at the beginning of a new millennium. The Commission 

also began planning for a fall 2000 conference on Iowa’s Sacred Spaces, which will 

commemorate the 50 th anniversary of organized ecumenism in Iowa. 

The Justice Commission continued its “Building Hospitable Communities” work by 

developing a study guide for civil conversation on homosexuality. The Commission also made 

several significant additions to the legislative agenda for the year 2000. 

The three-year welfare reform project “Comm-UNITY for the Common Good,” completed 

its second year, with VISTA workers placed in Corydon, Webster City, Iowa City, and Cedar 

Rapids. 

EMI received a grant from the W. Alton Jones Foundation to educate the faith community 

on global warming. Efforts included a training conference in October, an Iowa Religious Leaders


Statement on Global Warming in November, and many regional training events throughout the 

state. 

Issues of rural life and ministry were a major focus in 1999. “LandScapes,” a special bulletin 

on issues of farm economy, was initiated. EMI also began a collaborative effort to encourage 

community conversations around the state on issues of rural change and the potential for 

accompanying violence. 

No report. 

Sarai Schnucker Beck 


6. Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts 

7. Hillcrest Family Services 

Hillcrest Family Services continues to offer needed programs and services to troubled 

adolescents, women and children, and adults with serious mental illness. Our 103 rd year featured 

a number of highlights and innovations. 

- The Hillcrest Ambassadors, a drama ministry team of youth from our residential treatment 

program was formed under the guidance of our United Methodist chaplains, Reverend Jamie 

Cutler and Reverend Marjolein Pitka. 

- The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) awarded 

another three year accreditation to the agency. 

- Our Hillcrest School for behavior disordered students continues to grow, and served 165 

students from Hillcrest and various school districts during the 1998-99 school year. The program 

has expanded to include satellite classrooms in Maquoketa and Bettendorf. Hillcrest’s outreach 

concept for satellite classrooms is unique in Iowa. 

- Four church youth groups visited the Hillcrest campus during the year to meet and interact 

with youth in our residential treatment programs. 

- Over 400 volunteers participated in our holiday lights events in Dubuque and Cedar 

Rapids. 

- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Dubuque continues to successfully operate as a Hillcrest 

program, and matched 40 at-risk youth with adult mentors. 

Jack Hanson, 

8. Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship 

Communications Coordinator 

This past year Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship sponsored two retreat. In May, we 

gathered at American Martyrs Retreat Center in Cedar Falls. Carol Krau from Nashville was our 

guest speaker. In October at Wesley Woods, Barbara Iverson lead a spiritual retreat, “Be Still 

and Know That I Am God.” Orientation for new members was a part of the fall retreat. The 

orientation included information and a tour of IRMS and Cokesbury Book Store. Several 

outstanding educators retired this year and we also welcomed many new faces. Gayle Wilcox 

is overseeing the certification/foundational process. 

Cyndee Young, 

President

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No report. 

9. Iowa School for Ministry Commission 

10. 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). Our chapter 

currently has about 50 local members although more attend some of the area meetings. Six are 

members of the national organization. 

Two state meetings were held in 1999. The first was held at Calvary UMC in Ames on 

Saturday, June 5, during Annual Conference. Susan Mendenhall, Bi-District Field Staff for 

Mason City and Waterloo districts presented the program on “Finding the Sacred in the Ordinary: 

in Conflict, in Naming our Values, in Selecting our Attitudes.” 

The fall meeting was held on Tuesday, October 12 at First UMC in Jefferson. The program 

“The Care and Feeding of your Computers, including Y2K Anxiety” was presented by Roland 

Minshall from the Conference office. In the afternoon, a program on Ergonomics was given. 

Area meetings were held in the state in the spring and fall. Having area meetings allows 

the secretaries to get together close to home so that more may attend. 

No report. 

11. Iowa Women in Ministry 

12. Shesler Hall 

Linda Peters, 

UMISO President 

In 1999, we provided a safe, secure, supportive homelife environment to 46 women. The 

ages ranged from 19 to 71 years old. Over 80% of the women have been diagnosed with some 

form of chronic mental illness like schizophrenia, manic-depression or borderline personality 

disorders. 

We had exciting things happening at Shesler Hall in 1999. We had a Morningside College 

student majoring in religious studies do an internship at Shesler Hall from May through 

December. Kate Smith, from Waverly, Iowa, did a wonderful job of leading a weekly Bible study 

along with one on one visits as well as planning and participating in recreational activities in the 

building with the residents and the community. 

Through the efforts of Boy Scout, Justin Greiner, working to earn his Eagle Scout Badge, 

and the General Board of Global Ministries, the residents at Shesler Hall now have four 

computers in the building for their use with one having access to the internet. This is exciting for 

the residents as this is the first time many of them have had any exposure to computers. A 

computer is a common item in most homes but a luxury for our residents. 

With each year that goes by, we have exciting things happen and reflect on the entrusting 

qualities of those around us. This year we were entrusted with a dynamic woman who served 

as our Board President from June 1998 until her death on Christmas Day 1999. Gail Follmann 

was a board member and volunteer who cared about the residents and the mission at Shesler 

Hall. She was a United Methodist Woman and a member at Grace UMC (Sioux City) who shared 

her talents and gifts willingly to help those around her. Even in her battle with cancer, she was 

inspiring to the residents, staff and the board. We miss her greatly but know that she is with our 

loving Lord and it is through him that we are able to continue to serve women with special needs. 

As we look forward to celebrating our 100 th anniversary in 2001, we want to thank all of you


for your continued prayers and support. 

No report. 

Vera L. Ludwig, 


13. The Methodist Federation for Social Action 

14. United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism 

The mission of UMORE is to call each local church to establish the Great Commission as 

its number one task; to spread Scriptural holiness thorughout Iowa; to be a prophetic voice for 

our Wesleyan Spirit; and to encourage, support and participate in the renewal of the United 

Methodist Church and evangelism throughout our church. 

We are seeking to inform Iowa United Methodists through the UMORE Beacon, a luncheon 

during Annual Conference, and other meetings across our state. We seek to offer hope and 

encouragement to United Methodists who share our Wesleyan heritage and evangelistic passion. 

In place of the Fall Retreat that we usually have a Camp Wesley Woods, we are planning 

a major Prayer Conference in cooperation with the Iowa Conference United Methodist Men and 

the Board of Discipleship. This will be held in Des Moines, November 17 and 18 with Dr. Maxie 

Dunham as our major speaker. We look forward to this helping facilitate prayer, renewal, and 

evangelism in more local churches in the State of Iowa. 

Bruce E. Wittern, 

Secretary of UMORE 

15. United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union 

United Methodist Ministers’ Service Credit Union is now available for members of the United 

Methodist Churches in the state of Iowa as well as the ministers and staff. Assets reach 19.5 

million by year-end, 1999, serving 4,640 members. 

Services have been expanded to include “Virtual Banking” to allow you to do your credit 

union transactions and pay your bills using your PC; First Mortgage Lending on Iowa property; 

and CARS to help you shop for your next automobile and/or arrange for financing via leasing or 

personal loan. 

Officers are: Gary L. Armstrong, Chairperson; Larry D. LaVelle, Vice Chairperson; James P. 

Russell, CFO/Treasurer; George I. Yetter, Secretary; James W. King, Chairperson, Audit 

Committee. 

Credit Union email: umminfo@ummscu.org Nation wide telephone is 1-800-262-3818, Des 

Moines area is (515) 241-4412. 

No report. 

16. United Methodist Rural Fellowship 

17. Wall Street/Goodwill Industries 

Wall Street Mission/Goodwill Industries (Goodwill) continued to grow in service and program 

in 1999. Areas of note include expansion in the Sioux Falls area and continued development of 

client services. In client service 105 persons were place in competitive employment throughout

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the year. We served 398 clients in our vocational and residential programs. Plus we continue to 

sponsor HUD subsidized housing in nine locations while developing a tenth. 

Goodwill provided three major community service events, Summer Camp, Thanksgiving 

Dinner, and the Shoe and Mitten Party. The camp facility added its fourth new cabin in a 

continuing renovation program. The Summer Camp program continues to collaborate with the 

Siouxland Y’s day camp program. This allowed the children and youth of the Y program to have 

an outdoor location for their camp experience. Along with four hundred children in the Goodwill 

Camp program over 125 children per week from the Y were served for eleven weeks at the 

Goodwill Camp. 

Our Thanksgiving Dinner served over three thousand dinners to persons in Sioux City, 

Mason City, and Sioux Falls. Our Christmas Shoe and Mitten party gave over 2,600 children 

shoes, socks, mittens, and hats. Parties were held in Sioux City, Mason City, Sioux Falls, 

Brookings, Mitchell, Yankton, Norfolk and Storm Lake. 

A fourth Goodwill store was opened in Sioux Falls. It houses contract services, production, 

transportation, a warehouse, and a job placement office. The job placement office is known as 

Opportunities South Dakota, and is based on the one stop job service concept. 

Goodwill continues to “Believe in the Power of Work” while moving into the year 2000. 

EDITORIAL NOTE: Financial Reports 

Merrill G. Muller, 

Director of Development 

The Iowa Annual Conference Treasurer’s Fund Report and the Board of Pensions, Inc. Report 

for 1999 were not available for inclusion in this Conference Journal . If you are interested in 

obtaining a copy of these reports please contact the Conference Treasurer’s office at the U.M. 

Conference Center, 500 E. Court Ave. Suite C, Des Moines, IA 50309 or phone 515-283-1996 

ext. 119. 

QUESTIONS OF LAW 

Appeal of a Decision of Law made by Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan at the Iowa Annual 

Conference the afternoon of June 5, 2000. 

Background 

Conference Lay Member, William E. Lux, proposed an amendment to legislative Item 506, under 

sub-item 1.3 (resolutions pertaining to issues of Church and Society, page 60, Iowa Annual 

Conference Pre-Conference Reports 2000). 

Item 506 was one of a series of items proposing conference Rules of Order changes and 

requiring a 2/3 vote for approval. 

The proposed amendment reads as follows: 

Amend #506 by adding: 

“Each conference-approved resolution on issues of Church and Society has a four-year life 

if, within one year after approval it is ratified by a majority of our local churches which 

together have a majority of our membership, acting in charge conferences or church 

conferences after given at least ten days’ notice of the resolution. Otherwise, the resolution 

has a two-year life and cannot be extended or reenacted. This paragraph prevails over any 

inconsistent rules.”


The motion to amend was ruled out of order by Bishop Jordan on the grounds that the Annual 

Conference does not have the authority to refer its decisions, for ratification to local church and 

charge conferences. (*Judicial Council decisions 78, 79 and 710) 

A request for an appeal of the Bishop’s ruling was made by David Stanley, Citing disciplinary 

paragraph 2614. A vote was taken and the appeal request received 24% support which was 

more than the 20% needed. (The conference has an electronic balloting system which accounts 

for the exactness of the vote.) 

*References used for documentation by the Bishop: 

78 and 79 which state: “The annual conference has no authority to delegate its 

responsibilities to quarterly conferences except as explicitly given that authority by the 

General Conference.” 

710: “This Council has ruled that powers and duties reserved to a particular conference of 

the Church cannot be delegated to any entity.” 

Substance of Ruling 

Paragraph 604 of the Discipline empowers annual conferences to adopt their own rules of 

governance not in conflict with the Discipline. In Judicial Council Decisions 78, 79 and 710, the 

Judicial Council held the delegations of power, duties, and responsibilities involved in those 

cases were unconstitutional or in conflict with the Discipline and were invalid. The application of 

the principles laid down in those decisions control this appeal and my previous ruling made 

during the Conference session. My ruling is also consistent with a common sense reading of 

paragraph 604 of the Discipline which gives the power to the Conference to govern itself through 

rules and regulations adopted by the Conference, not by local churches. Since the power has 

been given by the Discipline to the Conference, the Conference cannot delegate the power to 

local churches, because there is no explicit authority from the General Conference or Discipline 

for such delegation as required in Judicial Council Decision 78 and 79 and as stated and 

reinforced in Judicial Council Decision 710. 

While those appealing apparently see the Conference free to include local church ratification as 

part of the Conference’s rules and regulations for its own government, such a view is not 

supported by prior Judicial Council Decisions and, in addition, would raise many problems by 

weakening and confusing the Conference autonomy with respect to its governance. 

It should also be noted that the motion rules out of order apparently provides for future Annual 

Conferences to be bound by past local church action. The motion ruled out of order included 

“...Otherwise the Resolution has a two-year life and cannot be extended or reenacted.” 

(Emphasis supplied.) 

The appeal should be denied and my ruling upheld because the ruling correctly applies the 

principle of non-delegation of Conference powers, in this instance enactment of rules and 

regulations for its own governance, absent explicit authority by the Discipline or General 

Conference.

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VI. ROLL OF THE DEAD 


EDITOR'S NOTE: The Roll of the Dead includes deceased ministers, spouses of ministers 

and Deaconesses from June 8,1999 through June 6, 2000. Names are listed in chronological 

order by date of death. 

A. Members of the Conference 

Entered Yrs. Date of 

Name Ministry Served. Death Age Place of Burial 

James Lusher 1953 36 6/14/99 Unknown 

Russell Vanderhoef 1970 14 6/27/99 81 Cremated 

Jose A. Dancel 1957 37 8/5/99 62 Las Pinas City, 

Philippines 

Cloyd Bishop 1963 24 8/21/99 Unknown 

Edwin Van Holland 1990 8 8/24/99 48 Lester, Iowa 

Lynn Ryon 1982 17 9/8/99 51 Cremated 

Lloyd Musser 1942 35 9/10/99 88 Cedar Falls, Iowa 

Darwin Pierce 1958 16 9/27/99 74 Westby, 

Wisconsin 

Donald Koontz 1945 35 10/12/99 84 Wick, Iowa 

Mervin Nelson 1955 26 10/25/99 Unknown 

Glen Lamb 1945 35 10/29/99 85 W. Des Moines, 

Iowa 

Ralph C. John 1945 32 11/25/99 80 Cremated 

Thomas Batho 1937 13 11/27/99 89 Roswell, New 

Mexico 

Russell Dilley 1955 44 11/27/99 68 Jackson, 

Minnesota 

Leonard Deaver 1936 46 12/8/99 83 Cedar Falls, Iowa 

Gerald Allsup 1977 22 12/15/99 62 Milton, Iowa 

George S. Snyder 1943 36 12/17/99 85 Montezuma, 


Kai D. Manimoi 1981 19 1/9/00 44 Sierra Leone, 

Africa 

Sherman Gale Hawhee 1954 38 1/19/00 68 Cantril, Iowa 

Milton Ellsworth Walker 1945 37 2/21/00 83 Des Moines, 


Lawrence B. Hawes 1937 40 4/9/00 89 Unknown 

Milton Nothdurft 1938 41 6/6/00 86 Prescott Valley, 

Ariz 

B. Lay Pastors 

C. Spouses 

Name Husband Date of Death Age Place of Burial 

Verla Hawes Laurence 5/2/99 Unknown 

Ruth Yinger Dempster 6/17/99 94 Albion, Michigan 

Susana Mequi Bonifacio 8/8/99 Unknown 

Mildred Smith Herman 10/5/99 89 New Sharon, 

Iowa

ROLL OF THE DEAD/MEMOIRS 79 

Lura M. Noland Garold 11/29/99 99 Dawson, Iowa 

Mary Pfaltzgraff Richard 12/8/99 73 Des Moines, 


Ruth Chapman Deane 12/11/99 97 Indianola, Iowa 

Grace Pullman E. LeRoy 12/21/99 91 Indianola, Iowa 

Claris “Jamie” Garrett Lawrence 1/3/00 65 Burlington, Iowa 

Julia H. Smith Maurice (M.O.) 2/26/00 Bartlesville, 

Oklahoma 

LeVon Thompson Harry 4/8/00 93 LeMars, Iowa 

Brian Byers L. Kim Eanes 5/8/00 34 Lake Park, Iowa 

Gladys Feller Warren 5/10/00 92 Cedar Rapids, 


Opal Lee Koontz Donald 5/10/00 Wick, Iowa 

H. James Pitka Marjolein 5/10/00 Unknown 

Lavonne Gardiner Homer 5/15/00 78 Cremated 

VII. MEMOIRS 

EDITOR’S NOTE: For record of charges served, see the Pastoral Record of this journal. 

Memoirs received after July 1, 2000 will appear in the 2001 Journal. 

A. Members of the Conference 

GERALD LEE ALLSUP 

The son of Doyle Raymond and Gladys (McCabe) Allsup, Gerald Lee was born June 9, 

1937 in Iowa City, Iowa. He was a graduate of Iowa City High School in 1955 and Indian Hills 

Community College in 1976. Gerald also attended the University of Iowa and completed the 

United Methodist Course of Study at Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary in 1979. 

Following high school Jerry served in the United States Army until 1958. He and Mary 

Margaret Kinsinger were united in marriage on February 21, 1960. Jerry was employed in the 

insurance industry from 1959-1974. At that time Jerry answered the call to ministry and began 

serving United Methodist Churches in Iowa. He retired from active ministry in 1999. Jerry and 

Mary then located to the Audubon, Iowa area. 

Gerald Lee Allsup left this earthly home on December 15, 1999 at the age of 62 years. His 

death was the result of lung cancer. Jerry’s memorial service was held on January 2, 2000 at 

the Ross Calvary United Methodist Church with the Rev. Mary Allsup officiating and assisted by 

family members. Burial is in the Milton Cemetery, Milton, Iowa. Those left to cherish Jerry’s 

memory are: his wife, Mary of Audubon, Iowa; his daughter, Mary Arnold of Rockwell City, Iowa; 

three sons, Neal of Hutchinson, Kansas, Allan of Allegan, Michigan, and Jonathan of Audubon, 

Iowa; and five grandchildren. 

THOMAS BATHO 

On March 13, 1910, Thomas Coad Batho was born to Thomas and Florence Mary (Bowden) 

in Plover, Iowa. He was a graduate of the Sutherland, Iowa High School in 1927 and attended 

Morningside College, Sioux City, Iowa. Tom received a Bachelor’s degree in Social Science 

from Westmar College, LeMars, Iowa in 1937. He attended Iliff School of Theology, Denver, 

Colorado and Asbury Theological School, Wilmore, Kentucky completing his ministerial studies. 

Thomas married Ada Mae Woerner on June 3, 1934. They served churches in Iowa from 

1937 until 1950. At that time Thomas withdrew from active parish ministry and they moved to

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Roswell, New Mexico. Tom was very interested in prison and jail work. His last position before 

retirement in October 1981 was as a Supervisor of the eight county Southeast Mexico division 

of Probation and Parole, New Mexico Department of Corrections. During Tom’s ministry in Iowa, 

he was Conference Statistician for a number of years. 

Thomas C. Batho enter his eternal home on November 27, 1999 at the age of 89. His 

memorial service was held at Memory Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Roswell, New Mexico 

on November 30, 1999. Family members remaining include: his wife, Ada of Roswell, New 

Mexico; his son, Robert of Houston, Texas; a sister, Muriel Melson, and a brother Jack. 

CLOYD J. BISHOP 

Information not available for a memoir. 

JOSE A. DANCEL 

The son of Paulino and Aniceta (Aguilar) Dancel, Jose Aguilar was born on December 30, 

1936 in Corregiedor Cavite City, Philippines. He was a graduate of Feballa High School, Roxas 

Oriental Mindoro, Philippines; Malabon Bible School and National Teacher’s College both of 

Manila, Philippines, and of Union Theological Seminary, Dasmarinas Cavite, Philippines. 

Educational degrees received include: Associate of Arts, B.S. of Education, MA of Education and 

BDiv. 

Jose married Lucena Gregoio on April 12, 1958. During his Filipino ministry, Jose’s service 

included; guidance counselor at the National Teacher’s College, chaplain at Mary Johnston 

Hospital and School of Nursing and at Gov. Andres Pascual High School, professor of Christian 

Ethics at Philippines Christian University as well as pastor at various United Methodist Churches. 

He also served as a delegate to the World United Methodist Conference in Singapore in 1974 

and as District Superintendent of the Southwest Philippines Provisional Conference. In 1988, 

Jose and Lucena moved to Iowa. They served churches in Iowa from then until Jose’s 

retirement in 1994. Following retirement, Jose and Lucena moved first to Clearwater, Florida and 

then to Quezon City, Philippines. 

Jose Aguilar Dancel left this earthly home on August 10, 1999 at the age of 62. His death 

was due to a stroke and complications of diabetes. Jose’s memorial service was held on August 

14, 1999 at the Good Samaritan United Methodist Church of Quezon City, Philippines with 

Bishop Benjamin Guttierrez and Rev. Lito Tangonan officiating. Burial is in St. Peter’s Memorial 

Chapel, Quezon City, Philippines. Family left to cherish his memory are: his wife, Lucena, son 

Richard, and daughter Miriam Dancel all of Quezon City, Philippines; son Jose, Jr; daughters 

Josielu Kirchhevel of Funiak Springs, Florida; Christine Dancel of Cedar Rapids, Iowa and 

Omega Dancel of Iowa City, Iowa; and 11 grandchildren. 

LEONARD DEAVER 

The son of William J. and Amelia (Utzinger) Deaver, Leonard E. was born April 10, 1916 

in Racine, Minnesota. He was a graduate of George, Iowa High School, Western Union College 

(Westmar), and Drake University. In 1969, Leonard was received an honorary Doctorate of 

Divinity Degree from Westmar College. 

Leonard married Joycelyn Mae Brody on August 10, 1937 in Sibley, Iowa. He was a pastor 

in the Evangelical, United Brethren, and Evangelical United Brethren denominations as well as 

United Methodist Churches from 1936-1982. Leonard also served as the Conference 

Superintendent of the Iowa E.U.B. church and as the Cedar Rapids District Superintendent of 

the Iowa UMC. He was a past Director of the Summer Renewal Institute at Riverview Park, past 

Chair of Cedar Falls Western Home Board, and a trustee of Coe College, Cedar Rapids. He was


a member of the both the Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids Hi-12 clubs and the Cedar Rapids Lions 

Club. 

Leonard attended the World Methodist Conference in Denver and was a delegate to several 

General Conferences. Leonard was an avid fisherman, organizing several fishing trips to 

northern Minnesota. Following retirement in 1982, Leonard and Jocelyn moved to Cedar Falls 

where Leonard enjoyed 10 years of part-time ministry. 

On December 8, 1999 Leonard E. Deaver died of a brain hemorrhage at the age of 83. His 

memorial service was held at the First United Methodist Church of Cedar Falls, Iowa with the 

Revs. Clive Cook and Bruce Ursin officiating. Internment is in the Greenwood Cemetery of 

Cedar Falls, Iowa. Family members remaining include; his wife Joycelyn of Cedar Falls, Iowa; 

a daughter, N. Kaye Winter of Altoona, Iowa; four sons, L. Serle of Hendersonville, North 

Carolina, N. Keith of Anamosa, Iowa, Gery R. and David W. of Cedar Falls, Iowa; 9 

grandchildren and 4 great-grandsons, and a sister, Elsie Deaver of Phoenix, Arizona. 

RUSSELL D. DILLEY 

Russell Dean Dilley was born February 9, 1931 to Gordon and Myrtle (Quiggle) in Jackson, 

Minnesota. He was graduate of Jackson, Minnesota High School, Asbury College, Wilmore, 

Kentucky, and Garrett Theological School, Evanston, Illinois. 

Russell married Cecelia Pearl Stoliper on June 6, 1953. They spent their first year of 

marriage as teachers in the Methodist School at Santa Cruz del Norte in Cuba. Russ and his 

family then served in Cochabamba, Bolivia from 1960-64 as missionaries of the General Board 

of Global Ministries. From 1965 through 1985, Russ served in the North and South Dakota 

conferences in parish ministry, as Administrative Assistant to the Bishop, and as Superintendent 

of the Western District, North Dakota. In 1986, Russ and C.C. moved to Iowa where he served 

Faith United Methodist Church, Humbolt until his death. In 1992, Russ received the “Circuit 

Rider Award” for his article describing the “Parish Blend”, a method to allow separate 

congregations to work together to maximize their potential without sacrificing their individual 

identities. 

Russ’s expertise in Spanish prompted him to teach language classes to both the Spanishspeaking 

and English-speaking residents of Humbolt. His love and concern for children assisted 

in the development of three separate community child-care agencies during his Humbolt ministry. 

Russ was also involved with community activities for the mentally challenged. 

Russell D. Dilley left this earthly home on November 27, 1999 at the age of 68 years. His 

death was due to a rare type of pneumonia. Russ’s memorial service was held on December 3, 

1999 at the Faith United Methodist Church in Humbolt, Iowa with the Revs. James Armstrong, 

Clifton Ellerbeck, and Kirk Stump officiating. Burial is in the Sunset Memorial Cemetery, 

Jackson, Minnesota. Family members remaining are: his wife, Cecelia of Humbolt, Iowa, six 

children: Margaret Teal of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, Licia Lukach of Mahomet, Illinois, Lidia 

Clarksean of New York Mills, Minnesota, Beka Dilley of Humbolt, Iowa, Sara Meyer of 

Pocahontas, Iowa; and Mark of Eagan, Minnesota; his mother, Myrtle Dilley and sister Betty 

Ruskell both of Jackson, Minnesota; sister Doris Schons of Tyler, Texas; and 10 grandchildren. 

SHERMAN GALE HAWHEE 

Sherman Gale Hawhee, son of Howard and Mabel (Penwell) Hawhee, was born June 29, 

1931 in rural Page County, Iowa. He was a graduate of Bedford, Iowa High School, Iowa State 

Teacher’s College, and Garrett Evangelical Seminary. 

Gale was united in marriage to Ruth Cook on June 11, 1952 in Waukon, Iowa. Together 

they served churches in Iowa from 1952 until Gale’s retirement in 1992. At that time, Gale and 

Ruth moved to Cantril, Iowa where he continued to serve as an interim and pulpit supply pastor. 

Gale was very active in the Conference camping program. He was also deeply immersed in the

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Emmaus Movement of the United Methodist Church. Gale loved people and he loved to preach. 

His gift was an enthusiastic zeal for the Lord. He was a member and past president of the Cantril 

Lions Club, past president of Mobile United Methodist Men’s Board, and a member of the Cantril 

Grassroots Development Corporation. Fishing with his grandchildren and working in his woodshop 

were special times for Gale. 

Sherman Gale Hawhee entered his eternal home on January 19, 2000 at the age of 68. His 

death was due to pulmonary fibrosis. Gale’s memorial service was held on January 22, 2000 

at the Cantril United Methodist Church with the Revs. Raymond Doser and David Wendel 

officiating. Burial is in the Maple Grove Cemetery, Cantril, Iowa. Family members left to cherish 

his memory are: his wife, Ruth of Cantril, Iowa; three sons, Howard of Austin, Texas, Jerry of 

Marion, Iowa, and Steven of Ralson, Nebraska; a daughter, Betty Young of Dallas Center, Iowa, 

his mother, Mabel Neumeyer of Bedford, Iowa, and three grandchildren. 

LAURENCE B. HAWES 

Memoir to be printed in the 2001 Journal 

RALPH C. JOHN 

Ralph Candler was born February 18, 1919 to Byron Wilson and Gladys (Thomas) John in 

Prince Frederick, Maryland. He was a graduate of Marlinton, West Virginia High School, Berea 

College, Berea, Kentucky, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, and American University, 

Washington, D.C. He was also the recipient of several honorary Doctorate degrees.. 

On August 17, 1943 Ralph married Dorothy Prince. During seminary, Ralph entered the 

parish ministry and continued until 1949 serving churches in New Hampshire and Washington, 

D.C. In 1949, his ministry shifted to the academic arena. Ralph served as a professor, Dean 

of Students and Dean of the Arts and Sciences College all at American University until 1963. 

From 1951 until 1953, Ralph served with the military in Korea. In 1963 Ralph and Dorothy moved 

to Indianola, Iowa where he served as President of Simpson College until 1972. They located 

to Maryland when Ralph accepted the President’s position at Western Maryland College, 

Westminister, Maryland. Ralph and Dot remained in the Maryland area following his retirement 

in 1984. 

Ralph was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Cosmos Club, Rotary International, a Trustee of 

Randolph Macon Academy, Front Royal, Virginia and of the Atlantic United Methodist Church, 

Berlin, Maryland, and past President of the Maryland Independent College and University 

Association. He was also a member of many boards and committees connected with the 

colleges that he served. Ralph loved people of all ages, the out-doors, fishing, hunting, and 

dogs. He was a Christian in the truest sense and enjoyed a great sense of humor. 

Ralph Candler John left this earthly home on November 25, 1999 at the age of 80. His 

memorial service was held on November 27, 1999 at Atlantic United Methodist Church, Berlin, 

Maryland with the Rev. George Patterson, Dr. Ira Zysp, and Dr. Robert Chambers officiating. 

A memorial service was also held at Western Maryland College on April 2, 2000. Ralph’s body 

was cremated. Family members remaining include: his wife, Dorothy of Berlin, Maryland, three 

sons, Douglass of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, Byron of Stevensville, Maryland, and Alan of Berlin, 

Maryland; and three grandsons. 

DONALD H. KOONTZ 

The son of Walter R. and Orta Florence (Hazen) Koontz, Donald was born January 8, 1915 

in rural Atwood, Indiana. He was a graduate of Atwood, Indiana High School, Asbury College, 

Wilmore, Kentucky, Garrett Theological Seminary, and Iowa State University. 

Donald married Opal Lee Stidham April 23, 1934. He served churches in Indiana from 1945 

until 1952. Donald had a special interest in rural life and ministry and in aeronautics-aviation.


From 1952 until his death, Donald studied, lectured, and wrote on both subjects. In 1952 he 

became the Director of the Town and Country Church program at Simpson College. Donald 

continued his ministry at Simpson College as the Director of Special Programs and Business 

Manager. His last position was as an Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of Church 

in Life. Donald retired in 1980. 

Donald was a member of numerous Town and Country religious organizations, both local 

and state-wide. He represented the United Methodist Church as a delegate to the Second World 

Conference of Rural Church and Work in Basil, Switzerland. Donald was a member of the 

Aerospace Education Council of Iowa, the Family Life Council of Iowa, Iowa Welfare Association, 

Rural Sociological Society, Iowa Council for Community Improvement, Masonic Lodge, Kiwanis 

Club of Indianola, Civil Air Patrol, and First United Methodist Church, Indianola. He was honored 

by the Iowa Aeronautics Commission for his efforts in Aviation Education. Donald was fascinated 

with aviation and was a licensed pilot and throughly enjoyed hot air balloons. 

Donald H. Koontz left this earthly home on October 12, 1999 as the result of heart failure. 

He was 84 years old. Donald’s memorial service was held on October 15, 1999 at First United 

Methodist Church, Indianola, Iowa with the Revs. Paul Akin, and Leroy Moore officiating. Burial 

is in the Wallace Cemetery of Wick, Iowa. Family members remaining are: his wife, Opal and 

daughter, Betty West of Martensdale, Iowa; two sisters, Helen Youells and Doris Thomas, both 

of Warsaw, Indiana; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Donald was preceded in 

death by his son Donald. 

GLEN W. LAMB 

On October 14, 1914, Glen W. was born to Ichabod (Bud) and Nellie (Sargent) Lamb near 

Carlisle, Iowa. He was a graduate of Carlisle, Iowa High School, Simpson College, Indianola, 

Iowa and Boston University School of Theology. 

Glen married Merle Matherly on June 3, 1941 at the West Des Moines Methodist Church. 

In 1945 Glen enlisted in the U.S. Navy, but his assignment was to give pastoral care to soldiers 

returning home. Glen and Merle served churches in Iowa from 1945 until his retirement in 1980. 

In the middle 1950's Glen and several other Methodists wanted “Our Own Camp”. They walked 

the area of Wesley Woods Camp and began the fund-raising effort. In 1955, Glen joined the 

Lawrence Lacour Mission of Japan. He spent 3 summer months seeking other Christians in 

Japan in order to establish a Christian Church. Following his return and the telling of the story, 

funds were raised to build a church in Ikuno, Japan. 

Following retirement, Glen and Merle moved to Fairfield Bay, Arkansas. Later, they 

returned to Indianola to live in The Village. Glen was a member of Indianola United Methodist 

Church, the Masonic Lodge for 50 years, Eastern Star, Za-Ga-Zig Shrine, and the Rotary Club. 

His greatest loves were for his God, his family and his churches. Glen was known a Fisher of 

Men. 

Glen W. Lamb entered his eternal rest on October 29, 1999 due to complications of 

pneumonia and Alzheimer’s Disease. He was 85 years old. Glen’s memorial service was held 

at Indianola First United Methodist Church with the Revs. Robert Burkhart, Paul Akin, Jim 

Patrick, R.D. Streeter, Wauneita McConnell, and John Morlock officiating. His cremains are 

interred in Resthaven Cemetery of West Des Moines, Iowa. Family members left to cherish 

Glen’s memory are: his wife, Merle and daughter Alice Gray of Carlisle, Iowa, a son, Donald of 

Austin, Texas; two brothers, Duane of Bella Vista, Arkansas and Richard of Colfax, Iowa; three 

sisters, Maxine Gertsen of Lake Mills, Iowa, Betty Irvine of Kissimmee, Florida and Phyllis 

Skipper of Orlando, Florida; seven grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Glen was preceded 

in death by his parents, infant twin daughters, his sister Helen, and in 1991 his son Richard. 

JAMES LUSHER

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KAI D. MANIMOI 


Kai Davidson was born August 4, 1955 in Gardohun Kano District of Sierra Leone, West 

Africa to Saa and Yei Manimoi. He attended the United Methodist Primary School of Gardonhun 

and graduated from the Kenama Government Secondary School for Boys. Kai then taught for 

a few years in UM Primary School before his call to ministry. 

In 1977 Kai attended the Sierra Leone Theological Hall, Freetown and completed the Higher 

Certificate of Proficiency in Pastoral Studies in 1980. Following ordination in 1981, Kai was 

posted to Brown Memorial UMC. Later Kai was called to plant the Mayekenie United Methodist 

Church in Calalaba, Freetown. 

Kai was sent by the Sierra Leone United Methodist Conference in 1983 to the United States 

to further his education. He was a graduate of Oklahoma City University with a Bachelor’s 

Degree, University of Arlington, Austin, Texas with a Masters of Social Work, and Perkins’s 

School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, with a Masters of Divinity. At the time of his 

death, Kai was working towards a PhD degree in Biblical Preaching with the University of 

Liverpool, England. 

Kai and Aurora met while students at Perkins. Aurora originally was a United Methodist 

Deaconess from the Philippines. They were married June 6, 1990. In 1998, Kai and Aurora 

moved to Iowa where Kai served the State Center and Rhodes United Methodist Churches. Kai 

participated in the Iowa UMC Asian Fellowship, and the Iowa Conference Religion and Race 

Committee. His gifts for ministry included evangelism, reaching out to others in crisis and 

preaching. Many lives were touched for God through Kai. 

Kai Davidson Manimoi died following a car accident traveling between worship services on 

January 9, 2000 at the age of 44. His Iowa memorial service was held January 15, 2000 at St. 

Joseph’s Catholic Church, State Center. A second memorial service was held on January 23, 

2000 at the Reachout Methodist Church of Toronto, Ontario with the Revs. Joseph Samai and 

W.R. Osborne officiating. Kai’s body was flown back to Sierra Leone for burial. Preceding Kai 

in death were his parents and two bothers. Family members remaining include: his wife Aurora, 

daughter, Sia, and sister Sia Sumana. 

LLOYD L. MUSSER 

The son of Rev. John and Nora (Chadwick) Musser, Lloyd Leonard was born June 23, 1911 

in Wyndmeer, North Dakota. He was a graduate of Ramona, South Dakota High School, 

Westmar College, LeMars, Iowa and Evangelical Theological Seminary, Naperville, Illinois. 

Lloyd was united in marriage to Leora Mugler on June 5, 1941 in Leonardville, Kansas. 

Together they served Evangelical United Brethren churches in Kansas until 1951. Lloyd and 

Leora then located to Iowa continuing in parish ministry until Lloyd’s retirement in 1977. He 

served many years as a camp counselor at Riverview Park, Cedar Falls and was a member of 

the District Building and Location Committee. Following retirement, Lloyd and Leora moved to 

Friendship Village, Waterloo, Iowa where they were residing at Lloyd’s death. 

Lloyd enjoyed woodworking and making furniture. Many of his former churches, his home 

and his children’s homes are graced with the walnut, oak, or cherry furniture that Lloyd crafted. 

During retirement, he also served as interim pastor for several churches. Lloyd was faithful and 

devoted to the call that God had placed upon his life. 

Lloyd Leonard Musser died following a car accident on September 10, 1999 at the age of 

88. His memorial service was held September 16, 1999 at the First United Methodist Church, 

Cedar Falls, Iowa with the Revs. Bruce Ursin and Ken Wilhite officiating. Burial is in the 

Greenwood Cemetery, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Family members left to cherish Lloyd’s memory 

include: his wife, Leora of Waterloo, Iowa; two daughters, Ardeth Kosanke of Chula Vista,


California, and Janet Davis of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; a sister, Vera Dixon of San Fernando, 

California, five grandchildren and 1 great-grandson. 

MERVIN NELSON 


NANCY J. NICHOLS 

Nancy Joyce was born February 26, 1931 to Marvin and Olga (Seastrand) Nichols in Oak 

Park, Illinois. She was a graduate of Plainfield, Wisconsin High School, Iowa Wesleyan College, 

Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, and Drew University, Madison, New Jersey. 

Following graduation in 1956, Nancy moved to Iowa and served churches in Iowa until her 

retirement in 1993. Nancy was ordained an Elder in the Iowa Conference in 1958. She was the 

first woman to receive Elder’s orders in the history of the Conference. After retirement Nancy and 

her sister, Dorothea Nichols, moved to Perry, Iowa where they shared a home. Dorothea died 

in 1997. 

During her retirement, Nancy was a popular guest preacher in the Perry area. She served 

as the visitation pastor for First UMC of Perry and was active in their children’s music program. 

Nancy also volunteered for Habitat for Humanity and the Perry Public Library. She and her sister 

were well-known for raising and showing miniature wire-haired Dachshund dogs. 

Nancy Joyce Nichols died on April 29, 1999 as the result of a massive intestinal 

hemorrhage at the age of 68. A service celebrating her life was held on May 5, 1999 in the 

Grand Junction United Methodist Church. Her sister, Marion Noreen of Puyallup, Washington is 

the remaining family member. 

MILTON H. NOTHDURFT 

Milton Hartman was born January 26, 1914 in Grass Lake, Michigan to Rev. George and 

Lillian (Bau) Nothdurft. He was a graduate of Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa and Boston 

University. Milton earned his Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1988 from International Theological 

Seminary, Van Nuys, California. 

Milton and Bernyce L. Wolthoff were married on June 9,1938. Together they served 

churches in Iowa from 1940 until Milt’s retirement in 1979. Milton was active at the Conference 

level with junior-high youth for many years. Milton was an accomplished violinist and played with 

the Symphony Orchestras in Waterloo, Clinton, and Sioux City. 

Milton and Bernyce moved to Prescott Valley, Arizona in 1979. Milt was called back into 

active service and was the founding pastor of Prescott Valley United Methodist Church in 1980. 

In 1984, Milton again stepped down from active ministry and became Pastor Emeritus there. He 

was an active student of the Bible. Milt’s hobby was a keen interest in extra-terrestrial beings and 

the esoteric. As a result of his interests, Milton became the author of “Take Me to Your Leader” 

and “Between Two Worlds” 

Milton Hartman Nothdruft left this earthly home on June 6, 2000 at the age of 86. His death 

was due to congestive heart failure. Memorial services were held of June 11, 2000 at the 

Prescott Valley United Methodist Church with the Revs. Paul Strickland and Gary Ward 

officiating. Burial is in Redwood Gardens, Dewey, Arizona. Living family members include: his 

wife, Bernyce of Prescott Valley, Arizona; a son, Lyn of Seattle, Washington; a daughter, Anita 

Nothdruft of Evanston, Illinois; and a brother, Rev. Donald of Des Moines, Washington. Milton 

was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Marcia Elaine, and a brother, Harold.

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DARWIN M. PIERCE 


Darwin Maurice was born April 10, 1925 to Maurice and Florence (Parr) Pierce in rural 

LaFarge, Wisconsin. During his childhood, Darwin attended worship and revival meetings 

regularly. He felt God’s call to the ministry while a teenager. Darwin attended Olivet College in 

Kankakee, Illinois for 3 years and in 1948 he attended the University of Dubuque. Darwin was 

a graduate of Upper Iowa University, Fayette, Iowa in 1955 and from the Drake University 

Divinity School in 1960. 

Darwin married Doris Stacy in 1948. Following his ordination in 1960, Darwin and Doris 

served churches in Iowa until 1974 when Darwin was granted disability status. Most of his life 

Darwin struggled with a type of Muscular Dystrophy. In 1977 Darwin married Ann Wurster and 

they moved to Westby, Wisconsin where Darwin was residing at his death. 

Darwin Maurice Pierce entered his eternal home on September 27, 1999 at the age of 74 

as the result of pneumonia. His memorial service was held on October 1, 1999 at the Salem 

Ridge United Methodist Church with the Rev. George Shick officiating. Interment is in the Sugar 

Grove Cemetery of rural Westby, Wisconsin. Family members remaining include: his wife, Ann 

of Westby, Wisconsin; his daughter, Donna Winter of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina; two 

step-daughters, Jean Hass of Westby, Wisconsin and Joyce Clark of Cashton, Wisconsin; a 

step-son, Jim Wurster of Pewaukee, Wisconsin; six sisters, Beaulah Brophy of Baraboo, 

Wisconsin, Virgie Egge and Ramona Ebert of Portage, Wisconsin, Gloria Suiter of Janesville, 

Wisconsin, Emma Eitland and Vera Campton of Viroqua, Wisconsin; 8 grandchildren and 5 

great-grandchildren. Preceding Darwin in death were his parents, and three brothers, Vincent, 

Darold and Ramon. 

LYNN A. RYON 

The son of Clarence and Pearl (Kaepel), Lynn Allen was born June 30, 1948 in Spencer, 

Iowa. He was a graduate of Dayton, Iowa High School, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa and 

St. Paul School of Theology, Kansas City, Missouri. Lynn also earned a Master of Science 

degree from Iowa State University in 1978. 

During Lynn’s college years, he participated in an exploratory ministry program which called 

him further into ministry. Lynn began to serve weekends in the Corning Parish under the 

guidance of Rev. Lester Moore. Not only did Lester introduce Lynn to ministry and Boundary 

Waters Canoeing, but also to his future wife, Susan Heaton, one of the church organists. Lynn 

and Susan were married June 13, 1971. 

Lynn’s parish ministry includes service in the United Church of Christ (1978-1982) and 

United Methodist churches in Iowa from 1982 to the present. From 1976-1978, Lynn served as 

the Program Assistant to the Dean of Students at Iowa State University. He also served as the 

Creston District Superintendent for 1 year and Fort Dodge District Superintendent for 5 years. 

Lynn was serving the Ankeny United Methodist Church at the time of his death. 

Sharing the Love of Christ with all was Lynn’s ministry. He would often be late for meetings 

due to his caring concern for others. Lynn’s other love was the Boundary Waters Wilderness 

Canoe area in Northern Minnesota which he shared for the last 16 years with youth groups and 

his family. Lynn will always be remembered for his ever-present smile and singing. 

Lynn Allan Ryon left this earthly home on September 8, 1999 at the age of 51. His memorial 

service was held at the Ankeny United Methodist Church on September 13, 1999 with Bishop 

Charles Jordan, Reverends Steve Peters, David Stout, and Ken Greene officiating. His cremains 

are scattered over the Boundary Waters Canoe area. Family members remaining include: his 

wife, Susan of Corning, Iowa; a son, Joel of Iowa City, Iowa; a daughter, Anna of Charlottesville, 

Virginia; seven brothers and one sister. 

GEORGE S. SNYDER


On August 7, 1914, George was born to Rev. Jacob and Merle Ruth (Coure) Snyder in Mt. 

Vernon, Iowa. He was a graduate of Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa and Boston University. 

George married Dorothy Dale on June 1, 1942 in Auburndale, Massachusetts. Together 

they served churches in Pennsylvania from 1943-1947 and in Iowa until George’s retirement in 

1979. Following retirement, George and Dorothy moved to Rogers, Arkansas where Dorothy 

died in 1983. George married Ruth Alldredge July 6, 1984 in Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. 

George and Ruth continued to reside in the Rogers area. 

George had an intense interest in people and enjoyed helping them whenever he could. As 

a young man, he drove his father’s parishioners to appointments and worked in many 

communities to help those in need. George also had a gift for preaching. He was a member of 

American Association of Retired Persons and Common Cause. 

George left this earthly home of December 17, 1999 at the age of 85. His death was due 

to congestive heart failure. His memorial service was held on December 23, 1999 in Central 

United Methodist Church, Rogers, Arkansas with the Rev. Bobby Bell officiating. Burial is in the 

Jackson Township Cemetery of Montezuma, Iowa. Living family members include: his wife, Ruth 

of Rogers, Arkansas, a son, George Dale Snyder, a sister, Theresa Foster of Ottumwa, Iowa, 

3 step-children, and numerous grandchildren. Preceding George in death were his parents and 

first wife, Dorothy. 

RUSSELL V. VANDERHOEF 

Russell Victor was born February 26, 1918 in Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey to Charlie 

and Mary (Reed) Vanderhoef. He was a graduate of Manasquan, New Jersey High School in 

1935. Russ completed the Course of Study through Garrett Evangelical Seminary in 1970 and 

was granted Associate Member status in 1971. 

Russell married June Arnold on November 3, 1946. Russ was a fireman in Spring Lake 

Heights, New Jersey for 20 years. Russ and June moved to Iowa in the early 1960's. He began 

his ministry in 1967 as a pulpit supply pastor in Southern Iowa. Russ retired from the active 

ministry in 1984. He and June then settled in Indianola where they were residing at the time of 

Russ’s death. 

Russ enjoyed fishing and nature. He was a member of the Audubon Society. The Good 

Samaritan would be the best picture one could paint of Russ. He was always out helping those 

who were in need. 

At the age of 81 Russell Victor Vanderhoef left this earthly home on June 27, 1999. His 

memorial service was held in Indianola on June 30, 1999 with the Revs. Paul Akin, Paul 

Sangren, and Howard Lord officiating. Russ’s body was cremated. Left to cherish his memory 

are: his wife, June of Indianola, Iowa; two sons, Russell, Jr. of Indianola, Iowa and Richard of 

Denver, Colorado; four daughters, Judy Winget of Arkansas, Corrine Bertaline and Brenda 

Haugh both of Virginia, and Patti Marlowe of Maryland; a sister, Elsie Shinn of New Jersey, and 

ten grandchildren. 

EDWIN VAN HOLLAND 

Born February 18, 1951 in Rock Rapids, Iowa, Edwin Glenn was the youngest son of John 

and Jennie (Lokhorst) Van Holland. He grew up on a farm near Lester, Iowa and was a graduate 

of West Lyon Community Schools in 1969; Sioux Falls College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota in 

1989, and North American Baptist Seminary, Sioux Falls, South Dakota in 1991. 

Edwin married Rebecca Tolvstad on November 27, 1982 in Lester, Iowa. Together they 

served churches in Iowa from 1986 until present. At the time of his death, Ed was serving as 

associate pastor of Faith United Methodist Church, Humbolt. 

A hallmark of Ed’s ministry was his great compassion and understanding. He was an 

enthusiastic member of various community and ministerial organizations wherever he served.

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Ed faced his illness and death with the same gentleness and kindness with which he had lived 

his life. 

Edwin G. Van Holland died on August 24, 1999 in Rochester, Minnesota at the age of 48 

following complications of cancer. His memorial services were held on August 28, 1999 at Faith 

United Methodist Church, Humbolt, Iowa with the Revs. Merlin Ackerson, Russell Dilley, 

Thompsie Smith, and David Shogren officiating and on August 30, 1999 at the Lester, Iowa 

Community Building with Rev. Ron Johnson officiating. Burial is in the Hillside Cemetery near 

Lester, Iowa. Left to cherish Ed’s memory are: his wife Becky, daughter Amy, and Daniel all of 

Gilmore City, Iowa; a sister, Nelva Ageson of Lester, Iowa; two brothers, Albert of Rock Rapids, 

Iowa and Gerrit of Lester, Iowa. Preceded Ed in death are his parents. 

M. ELLSWORTH WALKER 

Milton Ellsworth was born May 24, 1916 in Camden, New Jersey to James C. and Anna 

(Mitten) Walker. He was a graduate of Temple University and Temple University School of 

Theology, Chicago, Illinois and Rutgers University in 1951. “Ellsy” received an honorary 

Doctorate of Divinity degree from Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa in 1970. 

Ellsworth and Florence Archibald were married December 17, 1936. Together they served 

Methodist Churches in New Jersey from 1945-1950. Ellsy then worked as comptroller of a New 

Jersey concrete business, moving to Iowa in 1957 where they served churches until 1966. At 

that time Ellsy became Treasurer of the Iowa Conference and General Secretary for the 

Conference Board of Pensions continuing until his retirement in 1982. In 1974 Ellsy became 

Treasurer for the North Central Jurisdiction Conference and continued for 6 quadrenniums (24 

years). He was elected as a delegate to several Jurisdictional and General Conferences. Ellsy 

and Florence attended 4 World Methodist Conferences as delegates over the years. 

Ellsy was a member of the High-12 Club #4 serving as president, treasurer of Churches 

United, Inc.( a homeless shelter), Wesley Acres Council Board, Masons of Iowa and Immanuel 

United Methodist Church. He had a genuine interest in youth and served as a camp counselor 

for many years as well as working with the Boy Scouts of America. Ellsy also loved woodworking 

and made rocking horses, toys, and furniture for his children and grandchildren. 

M. Ellsworth Walker entered his eternal rest on February 21, 2000 at the age of 83. His 

death was due to cardiac-respiratory arrest. His memorial service was held on February 24, 

2000 at Immanuel United Methodist Church, Des Moines, Iowa with the Reverends Dana 

Wimmer and Barb Dinnen officiating. Burial is in the Masonic Cemetery of Des Moines, Iowa. 

Family members remaining include: his wife, Florence of Des Moines, Iowa; two daughters Carol 

Ann Hasenclever of Ft. Madison, Iowa and Joan Wilson of Starkville, Mississippi; a son Charles 

of La Canada, California; two brothers, James of Hilton Head, South Carolina and Albert of 

Stamford, Connecticut; two sisters, Doris Rockett of Stratford, New Jersey and Gladys Anderson 

of Sea Isle City, New Jersey; 7 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. 

C. Spouses 

BRIAN BYERS (Kim Eanes) 

The son of Kenneth and Marvel (Hughes) Byers, Brian Keith was born February 8, 1966 in 

Spirit Lake, Iowa. He was a graduate of Harris-Lake Park, Iowa High School and of Buena Vista 

College, Storm Lake, Iowa. 

Following graduation, Brian began his teaching career at the Wall Lake-Auburn, Iowa 

School District. He taught and coached wrestling and softball there from 1989 to 1992. He then 

moved to Terril, Iowa and held both teaching and coaching positions in the Terril Community 

School District. His teaching responsibilities were in the area of government and social studies 

for the 7-12 grade classes. He also was the Athletic Director for the Lakeland/Terril School


Athletics, Head Coach for Jr. High and Varsity Volleyball, Wrestling, and the Boys and Girls 

Track program. Brian was named the Cornbelt Conference Volleyball Coach of the Year in 1996 

and in 1999 received the Iowa High School Athletic Director’s Association 5-Year Service Award. 

While living in Terril, Brian met Kim Eanes, the pastor of the Terril United Methodist Church. 

They were married August 10, 1996 in the Terril United Methodist Church, Terril, Iowa. June of 

1999, Kim was transferred to the Community of Joy United Methodist Church, Bettendorf, Iowa. 

Brian remained in Terril, Iowa while an appropriate teaching/coaching position was located. 

Brian was an avid spectator of professional sports as well as a sports-player. He 

participated in seasonal golf and bowling leagues, and loved fishing in the Iowa Great Lakes 

area. Brian delighted in spending time with his family. 

Brian Keith Beyers died May 9, 2000 at the age of 34 years as the result of a car accident. 

His memorial service was held on May 12, 2000 at the Terril Community School, Terril, Iowa with 

the Rev. L. Kim Eanes, his wife, officiating. Interment is in the Silver Lake Cemetery of Lake 

Park, Iowa. Left to cherish Brian’s memory are: his wife, Kim Eanes of Bettendorf, Iowa; his 

parents, Ken and Marvel Beyers of Lake Park, Iowa; grandmother, Evelyn Hughes of Milford; 

three brothers, Mark of Spirit Lake, Iowa, Scott of St. Joseph, Missouri, and Kent of Arnolds 

Park, Iowa; and one sister, Diane Beyers-Gilge of Lake Park, Iowa. 

RUTH CHAPMAN (Deane) 

On December 12, 1902, Ruth was born to John and Nellie (Bumbarger) Strawn. Ruth lived 

in a sod house with her family a short time in Wyoming. Her family returned to Iowa while Ruth 

was still very young. She was a graduate of St. Charles, Iowa High School and completed the 

two-year Teacher’s program of Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa. 

Ruth was united in marriage to Deane Chapman on December 25, 1927. Together they 

served churches in Iowa from 1929 until Deane’s retirement in 1973. Ruth was always involved 

in church activities, especially the women’s organizations. She was a well-read woman and was 

quite interested in politics, her speciality being book reviews and American history. One of 

Ruth’s hobbies was the study and collecting of antiques. She also enjoyed horses and riding as 

a young woman. Ruth had a great love for and appreciation of both music and nature that she 

passed down to her grandchildren. 

In 1987 after Deane finally stepped down from active ministry, he and Ruth moved to San 

Antonio, Texas. Deane died there in March of 1994. In 1997, Ruth moved to Columbia, South 

Carolina to live with her daughter, Elizabeth. 

Ruth Strawn Chapman died December 11, 1999 at the age of 97 of natural causes. Her 

memorial service was held on December 17, 1999 in Indianola, Iowa. Interment is in the 

Indianola, Iowa Cemetery. Remaining family members are: two daughters, Elizabeth Guyeska 

of Columbia, South Carolina and Mary Ann Chapman of New York City, New York; a son, John 

of Placerville, California; and a sister, Norma Cornick of Winterset, Iowa. 

GLADYS FELLER (Warren) 

Gladys Marie, the daughter of Marvin and Armanda (Faber) Ronquist, was born in rural 

McGregor, Iowa on July 12, 1907. She received her early education in a rural school near Giard, 

Iowa and graduated from Monona, Iowa High School in 1925. Gladys was a graduate of 

University of Dubuque with a Bachelor of Arts degree and Magna Cum Laude honors. 

Gladys taught in public schools in both Illinois and Iowa before her marriage. On 

September 8, 1936, she was united in marriage to Rev. Warren Feller. Together they served 

churches in Iowa until Warren’s retirement in 1970. Gladys participated actively in Warren’s 

various churches as a church school and youth worker. She also was active at the District and 

Conference level in Christian Education organizations. 

Following Warren’s retirement in 1970, the couple moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa where they

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were residing at the time of Warren’s death in 1985. Gladys continued in her own home until her 

health declined. She first moved to Higley Mansion Care Center and then to the Heritage 

Nursing Center. 

Gladys Marie Feller died on May 10, 2000. Her memorial service was held at Kenwood Park 

United Methodist Church with the Rev. David Higdon officiating. Internment is in the Cedar 

Memorial Cemetery in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Her son, Jan Warren Feller of Sunnyvale, California 

is the remaining family member. 

LAVONNE GARDINER (Homer) 

Lavonne Jeanette was born March 21, 1922 in Albert Lee, Minnesota to Evon and Gladys 

(Nelson) Rodsater. She was a graduate of Lakefield, Minnesota High School and Mankato State 

University, Mankato, Minnesota. Lavonne earned both a Bachelors and Masters Degree in 

Education. 

Lavonne married Rev. Homer E. Gardiner Aug 8, 1961. Homer served as a Chaplain in the 

U.S. Air Force from 1954 until 1974, then in United Methodist Churches in the California-Nevada 

Conference until 1978 when they returned to Iowa to serve churches here. In 1986 Homer retired 

from active ministry and they located to Burlington, Iowa. Lavonne taught in the English 

Department of Iowa Wesleyan College, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa for several years. In 1998 Lavonne 

and Homer moved to Stuart, Florida where their son Rod resides. 

Lavonne Jeanette Gardiner left this earth on May 15, 2000 at the age of 74. Her death was 

due to coronary artery disease. Her memorial service was held May 19, 2000 at the Aldersgate 

United Methodist Church, Palm City, Florida with the Revs. Tim Wright and Homer Gardiner 

officiating. Lavonne’s body was cremated. Left to cherish her memory are: her husband Rev. 

Homer Gardiner and son Rod, both of Stuart, Florida; her daughter Ruth Gardiner of Aurora, 

Colorado and one grandson. 

CLARIS FERN “JAMIE” GARRETT (Lawrence) 

The daughter of Stuart and Mildred (Lock) Jamison, Claris Fern was born November 27, 

1934 in Gravity, Iowa. She was a graduate of Clarinda, Iowa High School and of the Iowa 

Methodist School of Nursing, Des Moines, Iowa in 1956, earning her Registered Nurse license. 

During nursing school Claris was given the nickname of “Jamie” and it stuck with her the rest of 

her adult life. 

Jamie began her nursing career at the Washington County Hospital, Washington, Iowa 

where she encountered the young Rev. Lawrence Garrett calling on his parishioners. Jamie and 

Larry were married August 14, 1958 in the Villisca, Iowa United Methodist Church. From 1958 

through 1979, Jamie worked part-time at hospitals in the various communities where Larry was 

appointed. From 1980-1985 she was the head nurse of the Hallmar Geriatric Unit of Mercy 

Hospital, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Jamie also served as an instructor at Indian Hills Community 

College in their Nurse Aide program. After Jamie and Larry left Ottumwa, Jamie was not actively 

employed in nursing, but served on the Conference Wellness Committee from 1988 until 1991. 

In 1996 Larry retired from the active ministry and they located to Burlington, Iowa. 

Throughout her married life, Jamie was an exemplary wife and mother, genuinely a homemaker. 

While active in each of Larry’s churches, Jamie was also her own person; enthusiastic, 

caring for others and responsive to church and community needs. Her hobbies included 

needlework, cross-stitch and knitting. In 1994, Jamie was diagnosed with Central Apnea, a 

breathing disorder which required assistive technology. 

On January 3, 2000, Jamie Garrett was called to the Lord at the age of 65. Her memorial 

service was held on January 7, 2000 at Grace United Methodist Church, Burlington, Iowa with 

the Revs. Trevor Davis and Jerry Oakland officiating. Inurnment is in the Aspen Grove Cemetery 

of Burlington, Iowa. Left to cherish Jamie’s memory are: her husband, Rev. Lawrence, three


sons, Joel and Alan both of Burlington, Iowa, and Tobin of Ottumwa, Iowa; a brother, Bruce 

Jamison of Ankeny, Iowa; two sisters, Joyce Garrett and Elynor Wagle both of Eugene, Oregon; 

and three grandchildren. 

VERLA HAWES (Lawrence) 

Verla was born near Cascade, Iowa in 1918. She married Carl Whittemore in 1927. He died 

in 1978. Verla married Rev. Lawrence Hawes in Marion in 1982, a retired United Methodist 

minister. 

Verla was employed in the house-keeping department of Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa 

from 1960-1968. She was a member of the Olin United Methodist Church, the Olin Garden Club, 

and Questors Antique Club of Monticello. 

Verla V. Hawes died May 2, 1999 at the age of 81. Her memorial service was held on May 

5, 1999. Left to cherish her memory are: her husband, Lawrence of Earlham, Iowa; two 

daughters, Marjorie Whitley of Mt. Vernon, Iowa and Judy Husmann of Olin, Iowa; two sons, 

David Whittemore of Waterloo, Iowa and Carl Whittemore of Colorado Springs, Colorado; two 

sisters, Jean Starry and Carol McAreavy both of Delhi, Iowa; 20 grandchildren, 35 greatgrandchildren, 

and 6 great-great-grandchildren. 

OPAL L. KOONTZ (Donald) 

Memoir to be printed in the 20001 Journal 

SUSANA MEQUI (Bonifacio) 

Susana Cruz was born in Manila, Philippines. She was a graduate of the Philippine 

Women’s University with a degree in clinical psychology and Magna Cum Laude honors. For 

several years Sue was the registrar at Union Theology Seminary, Philippines. She came to the 

United States to further her education as a Crusade Scholar sponsored by the United Methodist 

Women. 

On August 28, 1960, Susana married Rev. Bonifacio Mequi in Evanston, Illinois. Following 

their marriage, Sue and Boni moved to Dallas, Texas where Boni was attending school. 

Following Boni’s graduation in 1964, they served United Methodist churches in Iowa until 1968. 

At that time Sue and Boni returned to the Philippines for Boni to serve as Chaplain at the 

University of the Philippines. While in the Philippines, Sue served as the Administrative Assistant 

to the Agricultural Attache’s office in the American Embassy in Manila. They returned to Iowa in 

1979 to continue Boni’s parish ministry. From 1984-1989 Sue served as the office manager for 

the Fort Dodge District during Boni’s term as District Superintendent of that district. In 1999, 

following Boni’s retirement, he and Sue moved to Killeen, Texas where they were residing at the 

time of Sue’s death.. 

Susana Cruz Mequi died August 9, 2000. Her memorial services were held August 12, 2000 

in Killeen, Texas and August 17, 2000 at the Woodward United Methodist Church, Woodward, 

Iowa. Family members remaining include: her husband, Rev. Bonifacio of Killeen, Texas; a son, 

Edmann of Chicago, Illinois; a daughter, Jennifer Helvik of Ft. Dodge, Iowa; and two 

grandchildren. 

LURA M. NOLAND (Garold) 

Lura Summerson was born March 14, 1900 at home in rural Dawson, Iowa. She was a 

graduate of Panora, Iowa High School, unusual for girls in the early 1900's. Lura obtained her

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teaching certificate following completion of the one-year Normal Training Course. She taught 

four years at Bear Lake country school prior to her marriage. 

Lura married Garold Noland on June 2, 1926 at the Summerson home of rural Dawson, 

Iowa. At the time of their marriage, Garold was farming with his father in rural Dawson. In 1930, 

Garold dedicated his life to the Lord’s ministry. He then completed his high school studies and 

started college, part-time, while farming full-time and preaching on Sundays. In 1935, Garold 

entered ministry full-time, working a five-point charge while attending college during the week. 

He finished his ministerial education in 1939. 

Garold and Lura together served churches in the South Iowa Conference of the Methodist 

Church from 1935 until Garold’s retirement in 1963. Lura was always the homemaker; baking, 

cooking, and sewing for her family. She was active within the various churches as much as she 

could be, but Lura’s first priority was caring for her family. Following Garold’s retirement, he and 

Lura moved to Tucson, Arizona where Lura was a member of the First United Methodist Church 

and active in the women’s group. Garold died in Tucson June of 1965. In 1995 Lura moved to 

Albert Lea, Minnesota to live with her daughter Ruth and husband. As Lura’s health declined, she 

moved to the Good Samaritan Nursing Home in Albert Lea where she was residing at her death. 

Lura Summerson Noland died following a short illness on November 29, 1999 at the age 

of 99. Her memorial service was held December 3, 1999 at the Prairie Chapel United Methodist 

Church near Dawson, Iowa, the same church where she met her beloved husband. Burial is in 

the Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Family members remaining include: her daughters, Ruth O’Brien 

of Albert Lea, Minnesota, Lurene Brooks of Irvin, California, and Joyce Hoffman of LaPuente, 

California; a brother Charlie Summerson of Panora, Iowa; and several grandchildren, greatgrandchildren 

and great-great-grandchildren. Lura was preceded in death by her son Gary and 

husband, Garold. 

MARY PFALTZGRAFF (Richard) 

Mary Naomi, daughter of Rev. Wesley William and Huldah (Sohl) Schneider, was born 

February 10, 1926 in Fairmont, Minnesota. She was a graduate of Sleepy Eye, Minnesota High 

School and received a B. A. degree from Westmar College, LeMars, Iowa, graduating Magna 

Cum Laude in 1948. 

Mary married Richard Carl Pfaltzgraff July 20, 1948. While Dick completed seminary, Mary 

taught school for three years. Together they served Methodist churches in Iowa from 1951 until 

Dick’s retirement in 1989. Mary was a dedicated pastor’s wife, homemaker and mother of five 

children. At the various churches where Dick served, she led prayer and Bible study groups, was 

active in United Methodist Women, and was pianist for various church events. Mary also had a 

special interest in nature, flowers and conservation. After raising her children, Mary became 

concerned regarding the nuclear arms build-up and U.S. policy in Central America. She became 

a peace activist and was actively involved with the “Witness for Peace” organization during the 

1980's regarding Nicaraguan hostilities. She traveled to Nicaragua at least once for peace 

missions. Following retirement, Mary and Dick moved to Wesley Acres, Des Moines, Iowa where 

they were residing the time of Mary’s death. 

Mary Naomi Pfaltzgraff died December 8, 1999 at the age of 73 of breast cancer. Her 

memorial service was held on December 13, 1999 at Immanuel United Methodist Church, Des 

Moines, Iowa with the Revs. Dana Wimmer and Henry Bevel officiating. Burial is in the Glendale 

Cemetery of Des Moines, Iowa. Left to honor her memory are: her husband, Rev. Richard of Des 

Moines, Iowa; three sons, Peter of Chula Vista, California, John and Jim both of Des Moines, 

Iowa; two daughters, Tamie Logan of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania and Anne Marie Haydon of 

Madrid, Iowa; two brothers, Rev. Jim Schneider of Duluth, Minnesota and Rev. Dave Schneider 

of New Brighton, Minnesota; and ten grandchildren. 

H. JAMES PITKA (Marjolein)


Memoir to be printed in the 2001 Journal. 

GRACE A. PULLMAN (E. LeRoy) 

The daughter of Henry Albert and Augusta Amelia (Nordquist) Carlson, Grace Agnes Mary 

was born August 8, 1908 near Ainsworth, Nebraska. She was a graduate of Red Oak, Iowa High 

School in 1926. 

Grace worked as a secretary in a law office, followed by several years in the Loomis 

Abstract Company of Red Oak, Iowa. Grace and her family were members of the Hawthorne 

country church near Red Oak. She became acquainted with the Rev. LeRoy and his wife Laura 

Pullman who was pastor there. The couple and Grace became good friends. After Laura’s 

untimely death in January 1934, LeRoy and Grace became re-acquainted. They were married 

at the Carlson home on December 12, 1934. 

Grace became LeRoy’s partner in ministry throughout his 50 years of active service. She 

was very active in the Women’s Society of Christian Service and United Methodist Women, 

receiving two Special Mission Recognition Pins for her work in missions. LeRoy retired in 1972. 

Following retirement Grace and LeRoy moved to Council Bluffs, and in 1975 to Urbandale. 

Grace was a member of the Order of Eastern Star and the Urbandale United Methodist Church. 

Her special interest, outside of church work, was genealogy. LeRoy entered Wesley Acres Care 

Center in 1979 and died August of 1980. Grace moved to Wesley Acres the end of 1979 and 

resided there until her death. 

Grace Agnes Mary Pullman left this earthly home on December 21, 1999 at the age of 91 

as the result of cardiac failure. Her memorial service was held at Aldersgate United Methodist 

Church, Urbandale, Iowa on December 1999 with the Revs. Nan and Art Allen officiating. Burial 

is in the IOOF Cemetery of Indianola, Iowa. Left to cherish Grace’s memory are: her stepson, 

David of Columbus Ohio, stepdaughter, Margaret Keller of Urbandale, Iowa; her sister, Inez 

Malone of Carson City, Nevada; six grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Grace was 

preceded in death by her daughter Marilee, son, Donald, husband, E. LeRoy, and five siblings, 

Ernest, Mabel, Robert, James, and George. 

JULIA W. SMITH (Maurice O.) 


MILDRED E. SMITH (Herman) 

The daughter of John and Belle (Gravitt) Whicker, Mildred was born on February 10, 1910 

near Centerville, Iowa where her parents were farming. She was a graduate of Moravia, Iowa 

High School. Mildred also attended Vennard College of University Park, Iowa. 

Mildred and Rev. Herman Smith were united in marriage on September 10, 1927 at the 

Whicker farm near Moravia. Herman served churches in Iowa from1923 until 1951 when they 

moved to North Dakota. In 1957 Mildred and Herman returned to Northern Iowa continuing 

parish ministry until Herman’s death in 1968. 

Following her husband’s death, Mildred moved to Redlands, California where she was 

active in the American Association of Retired Persons including serving as president of the 

Redlands Chapter. Mildred was an accomplished pianist most of her life. She taught piano 

students for many years and played for various community and church events. Mildred’s musical 

talent was a special gift which gave her family much enjoyment until a few days before her death. 

Mildred Smith was called home to the Lord on October 5, 1999 at the age of 89 in 

Redlands, California. Her memorial service was held on October 9, 1999 at the New Sharon 

United Methodist Church with the Rev. Kevin Glesener officiating. Burial is in the Friends

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Cemetery of New Sharon, Iowa. Left to honor Mildred’s memory are: two daughters, Dorotha 

Bond of New Sharon, Iowa and Elaine Grey of Irvine, California; 3 sons, Bill of Washington, D.C., 

Frank of Laguna Niguel, California, and Phil of Alexandria, Minnesota; a sister, Velma Gladfelder 

of Centerville, Iowa; 12 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren and 11 great-great-grandchildren. 

LeVON THOMPSON (Harry) 

Memoir to be printed in the 2001 Journal. 

RUTH G. YINGER (Dempster) 

Ruth was born February 6, 1905 in Cadillac, Michigan to Charles and Sarah (Gunnett) 

Mastin. She was a graduate of Albion, Michigan College in 1929 and of Garrett Biblical Institute 

with a Masters degree in Religious Education in 1931. 

While attending Albion College Ruth met George Dempster Yinger. She and Dempster 

were married June 9, 1928. In 1929, Dempster’s very musical siblings formed a singing group 

that became the Yinger Sextet of Boston University during their seminary years. Ruth was the 

business manager for the group booking concerts all across the country! Upon seminary 

graduation, Ruth and Dempster located to Albion, Michigan where they served until 1950, and 

then United Methodist churches in Iowa until Dempster’s death in 1972. 

While living in Albion, Ruth became more involved in Christian Education, especially the Lab 

Schools, specialists from Nashville would conduct workshops on new methods in the Christian 

Education field. This prompted Ruth to do children’s work with the Michigan Council of 

Churches, the International Council of Religious Education, and the National Council of 

Churches. Besides her education work, Ruth was also very musical, proficient as a pianist and 

vocalist. As a result of their interests, Ruth and Dempster traveled widely, not only in the United 

States, but to various places in the world. 

Following Dempster’s death, Ruth resided in the same towns as her daughter Yvonne, who 

married Dick Quinlan, an Iowa United Methodist pastor. In 1994 Ruth moved with Dick and 

Yvonne to Greenwood, Arkansas. When Ruth’s health declined, they moved to Lake Louise in 

Northern Michigan to the Yinger cabin. Shortly after, Ruth entered a care center where she lived 

until her death. 

Ruth M. Yinger, age 94, died on June 17, 1999 as the result of heart failure. Her memorial 

service was held June 22, 1999 at the First United Methodist Church of Albion, Michigan with the 

Revs. Greg Martin and Dick Quinlan officiating. Internment is in the Riverside Cemetery, Albion, 

Michigan. Family members remaining include: her daughter, Yvonne Quinlan of Greenwood, 

Arkansas; a brother, Glenn Mastin of Jackson, Minnesota; three grandchildren and one greatgrandson.

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VIII. HISTORICAL RECORD OF SESSIONS 

Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church 

No. Date Place Resident 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 Janet Stephenson 

143 June 6-10, 1986 Des Moines Rueben P. Job Janet Stephenson 

144 June 5-9, 1987 Ames Rueben P. Job Janet Stephenson 

April 23, 1988 (Special) Des Moines Rueben P. Job Janet Stephenson 



May 12, 1990 (Special) Ames Rueben P. Job Janet Stephenson 



April 25, 1992 (Special) Ames Rueben P. Job Janet Stephenson 


150 June 4-7, 1993 Ames Charles W. Jordan Janet Stephenson 





155 June 5-8, 1998 Ames Charles W. Jordan Susan Nye 

156 June 4-7, 1999 Ames Charles W. Jordan Susan Nye 

157 June 2-5,2000 Ames Charles W. Jordan Susan Nye

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IX. DAILY PROCEEDINGS 

157 th Session of the Iowa Annual Conference 

Ames, Iowa 

FIRST DAY - FRIDAY 


AFTERNOON 


1. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan called the 157 th Session of the Iowa 

Annual Conference to order at 12:30 p.m. at Hilton Coliseum with singing of “And Are We 

Yet Alive.” 

2. BUSINESS AND AGENDA. Deb Kiesey, chairperson, Business and Agenda Committee, 

presented recommendations for approval for the 157 th Session of the Iowa Annual 

Conference: 

2.1 For all 2000 Iowa Annual Conference business sessions designated on your 

agenda to be held in Hilton Coliseum, I designate this platform, the music 

platform, the main floor and parquet as the voting bar of the Iowa Annual 

Conference for the conduct of business. 

2.2 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. 

2.3 Please respect the conference bar and encourage others to do so, especially 

those areas on the perimeter around the taping booth. 

2.4 For the Clergy Session to be held this evening, Friday, June 2, 2000, the 

voting bar of the Annual Conference shall be fixed in the sanctuary and 

balconies of Collegiate United Methodist Church and Wesley Foundation. 

2.5 Those areas listed on the printed working agenda as meeting places in the 

Scheman Center for the six Legislative Committees and their small groups, 

shall be designated as official areas of the bar for the conduct of Annual 

Conference business and voting, from the time of convening to the completion 

of business and adjournment of each Legislative Committee. 

2.6 The pages of agenda found in your booklet entitled, “Survival Guide to the 

2000 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. 

2.7 Please 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 Twila Glenn, Director of Conference Council on Ministries, 

and then to me, the Chair of Business and Agenda with Twila Glenn’s 

disposition in writing as appropriate. 

2.8 This body is reminded that only materials approved by Business and Agenda, 

(and only by CCOM Director, Twila Glenn for Legislative Committees), may be 

distributed within our meeting places. Members are reminded our rules restrict 

any distribution of unauthorized materials. 

2.9 At this time I would like to recognize Reverend Leroy Perkins / Ed Clevenger

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who (with District Representatives) is designated as Sergeant-at-Arms for the 

2000 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. 

2.10 The following persons shall be officially seated within the bar of the Annual 

Conference with Voice but without Vote: 

2.10.1 Conference Staff - Sheryl Deskin, Anne Elly, Deb Harper, David 

Harner, Russ Hinshaw, George Wylie, Nicky Wynne. 

2.10.2 District Superintendent Secretaries - Judi Calhoon, Carol Clark, 

Carolyn Dykhuisen, Susie Frescaz, Barbara Kiple, Barb Krueger, 

Lisa Looney,Tracy Majerle, June Mitchell, Kathryn Moore, Janet 

Tyrrell, Mary Jo Wagner. 

2.10.3 Others - Sarai Beck, Executive Director of Ecumenical Ministries 

of Iowa. 

2.11 During all worship services, please refrain from entering the auditorium until 

worship is completed so as not to disrupt worship. 

2.12 All Annual Conference members are requested to wear their I.D. name tags 

at all times. 

2.13 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 on your 

phones. If you must make or receive a call, please leave the floor of the 

Annual Conference when doing so. 

2.14 As we make our way through this Annual Conference it is important that we 

make time to share moments of thanksgiving or joy with the body of this 

conference. If there is something you would like to share, please see me and 

I will set a time for that announcement. 

2.15 Bishop Jordan has set the dates of the next Annual Conference for June 8-11, 

2001 to be held in this location as previously voted by this body. 

2.16 I now yield to our Annual Conference Secretary, Sue Ney, for further 

information and announcements. 

2.17 Bishop Jordan and members of the Iowa Annual Conference, Business and 

Agenda moves adoption of this entire report. Adopted. 

3. STATISTICIAN’S/TREASURER’S REPORT. Charles Smith, Conference Treasurer and 

Director of Administrative Services of the Iowa Annual Conference, presented the report. 

4. COUNCIL ON FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION. Edythe Hill, chairperson, Council of 

Finance and Administration, moved the working budget. Adopted. 

5. CONFERENCE NOMINATING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. Bob Foster, 

chairperson, Conference Nominating and Leadership, introduced Barb Oakland, 

executive secretary, who presented the ballot on which members will vote Monday. 

Additional nominees were requested. 

6. WORSHIP. “We Who Are Many - Are One Body.” Acolytes were Sheryl Ashley and Gene 

Ulrich. Ruth Hurlburt was Conference Organist and Bruce Bane, Sign Interpreter. 

Celestyne DeVance was Liturgist. Lector was Andrea Biklin and Bishop Charles Jordan, 

Preacher. The Conference Praise Band accompanied the singing. Discernment Process

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was led by Inez Dawes. 


7. Fred Lockard moved: To suspend rules for sessions. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

8. RECESS. The Session was recessed at 3:08 p.m. to reconvene in Legislative 

Committees. 

9. 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 7:45 p.m. Dennis Bell, vice chair of the Board of Laity was 

introduced. Members of the Board of Laity and District Lay Leaders introduced 

themselves. 

2. 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. 

3. WORSHIP. Margaret Meyer led in prayer. Special music provided by Youth Praise Band, 

The Road Less Traveled, from Immanuel United Methodist Church in Des Moines. Lector 

was Arnold Kenyon. 

3.1 Dennis Bell spoke about lay leadership and scholarships available. 

Advertisements for “Igniting Ministries” were shown. 

3.1.1 Karen and Duane Wallace, Adam Webb, Enna Antunez, Jennifer 

Ryan, and Sandra Winter shared insights and gratitude for the 

opportunity to participate in events and programs made possible 

by scholarships from the Board of Laity. 

3.2 Into All The World, a video that highlighted global mission, was shown. 

4. ADJOURNMENT. Margaret Meyer adjourned the Laity Session at 9:05 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. Diane Wasson Eberhart led worship. 

3. ESTABLISHING THE VOTING BAR. Dennis Tevis, chairperson, Board of Ordained 

Ministry. 

3.1 Dennis Tevis moved: That the voting bar for clergy session be the main floor, 

side balconies, and the rear balcony of the sanctuary. Adopted. 

3.2 Dennis Tevis moved: That Conference Secretary, Sue Ney; lay members of


the Board of Ordained Ministry; 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 Dale Schoening, registrar, who presented the report of the 

Registrar. 

4.1 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have received the certificate of 

candidacy for ordained ministry. (See Question #19). 

5. Dennis Tevis introduced Diane Wasson Eberhart, Registrar for Division of Deacons and 

Julie Nosek, chairperson, Division of Deacons. 

5.1 Diane Wasson Eberhart reported: Those who are received as candidates for 

diaconal ministry. (See Questions #66 and # 67). 

6. Dennis Tevis introduced Doresa Collogan, acting chairperson, Division of Elders. 

6.1 Doresa Collogan moved: The election as Probationary Members in preparation 

for Order of Elder under the 1996 Discipline. (See Question #28b.). Adopted. 

6.2 Doresa Collogan moved: The election and ordination as Probationary 

Members under the 1992 Discipline. (See Questions #29a. and #41b.). 

Adopted. 

6.3 Doresa Collogan moved: The report of those who have been received from 

other Christian denominations. (See Questions #32a. and #43b.). Adopted. 

6.4 Doresa Collogan moved: The election of those as Associate Members; as 

Elders in Full Connection under the transitional provision for Associate 

Members; Elders in Full Connection under the 1992 Discipline. (See Questions 

#27, #34a., and #35.). Adopted. 

6.5 Doresa Collogan moved: The election and ordination of those Deacons under 

the 1992 Discipline; and those as Elders. (See Questions #41, #42a., and 

#42c.). Adopted. 

7. Dale Schoening, registar, presented the report of the Registrar. 

7.1 Dale Schoening presented the newly Licensed Local Pastors including all 

those licensed in the interim since the 1999 Annual Conference Session (See 

report). 

7.2 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, persons serving as local pastors 

while seeking readmission to conference membership, and persons who will 

be eligible for appointment contingent upon their completion of candidacy 

requirements and School of License as Local Pastor. (See Questions #21a., 

#21b., #21c., #21d., #21f., and #21g.). Adopted. 

7.3 Julie Nosek moved: The continuance as Probationary Members elected under 

the 1996 Discipline and the 1992 Discipline. (See Questions #30 and #31c.). 

Adopted. 

7.4 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been received by transfer from 

other Annual Conferences. (See Question #39). 

7.5 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have completed the studies for the 

license as a local pastor, who are approved, but are not now appointed. (See 

Question #20).

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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 membership. (See 

Question #24). 

7.7 Dale Schoening moved: Those clergy in good standing in other Christian 

Denominations have been approved to serve appointments or ecumenical 

ministries within the bounds of the Annual Conferences while retaining their 

denominational affiliation. (See Question #25). Adopted. 

7.8 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who are affiliate members without 

vote. (See Question #26b.). Adopted. 

7.9 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have received appointments in other 

Annual Conferences of the United Methodist Church, while retaining their 

Membership in this Annual Conference. (See Question #52). 

7.10 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who are approved for 

appointment to less than full-time. (See Question #77). Adopted. 

7.11 Dale Schoening moved: Those who are appointed to extension ministries for 

the ensuing year. (See Question #81c.). Adopted. 

7.12 Rebecca Carver moved: The continuation of those who are granted leave of 

absence. (See Question #53a.). Adopted. 

7.13 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who are granted leave of absence 

over the five year limit. (See Question #53a.). Adopted. 

7.14 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those Diaconal Ministers who have 

been granted leave of absence. (See Question #73b.). Adopted. 

7.15 Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have been granted family 

leave. (See Question #54a.). Adopted. 

7.16 Rebecca Carver moved: Those who have been granted sabbatical leave. (See 

Question #56). Adopted. 

7.17 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been transferred to other Annual 

Conferences. (See Question #45). 

7.18 Rebecca Carver reported: Those who have had their conference membership 

terminated. (See Question #50a.). 

7.19 Dennis Tevis moved: Those persons who have had their disability leave 

terminated since the last Annual Conference and those persons who have 

been granted disability leave at this Annual Conference. (See Questions #57b. 

and #57c.). Adopted. 

7.20 Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been reinstated as local pastors. 

(See Question #23). 

7.21 Doresa Collogan moved: The report of those Probationary Members who were 

previously discontinued and are for readmitted. (See Question #36). Adopted. 

8. Dennis Tevis moved: The report of the Committee on Investigation. (See Question #18a. 

and #18b.). Adopted. 

9. David Wendel, 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 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 process.” Adopted. 

10. Dale Schoening reported: Those who have been discontinued as local pastors. (See 

Question #22). 

11. Doresa Collogan moved: The report of those who have been discontinued as 

Probationary Members. (See Question #46). Adopted. 

12. Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have been granted honorable location. 

(See Question #47). Adopted. 

13. Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have had their conference membership 

terminated. (See Question #50b.). Adopted. 

14. Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those diaconal ministers who have had their 

membership terminated by Annual Conference action. (See Question #71). Adopted. 

15. Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those who have been granted the status of 

honorable location retired. (See Question #48b.). Adopted. 

16. Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those members in full connection who have been 

granted retirement. (See Question #58). Adopted. 

17. Rebecca Carver moved: The report of those associate members who have been granted 

retirement (See Question #59). Adopted. 

18. Dale Schoening reported: Those who have died during the past year. (See Questions 

#51 and #72). 

19. Dennis Tevis made closing remarks. 

20. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan made closing remarks, led the session in singing, and 

gave the benediction. 

21. The Clergy Session was adjourned at 9:00 p.m. 

SECOND DAY - SATURDAY 


MORNING 

1. WORSHIP. “An Order for Commissioning of Probationary Members.” Music provided by 

the Conference Praise Band. Song Leader was Bill Deskin. Special music provided by 

Cornerstone, a gospel quartet accompanied by Mary Kessinger. Preacher was Consorcia 

Sanchez. Liturgist was Jane Cooper. Lector was Lanny Tuttle. Acolytes were Michael 

Metz and Carl Phillips. Members of classes were introduced by Dale Schoening, 

registrar, Board of Ordained Ministry. Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan commissioned 

those who were introduced. 

2. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Jordan called the Session to order at 9:03 a.m. 

3. ORDER OF THE DAY. The Laity/District Superintendent Report was presented by 

Margaret Meyer, chair, Conference Board of Laity, and David Wendel, Dean of the 

Cabinet.

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4. ORDER OF THE DAY. Rules of Order Change. 


4.1 William VanDevender, chairperson, Rules of Order Committee, moved: 

Proposed change in the rules governing Consent Calendars. 

4.1.1 William Lux moved: Amend the Consent Calendar on page 49 of 

the Pre-Conference Manual by changing the last sentence to 

read: If that motion is seconded and if at least 50 members vote 

to have it removed, it will be removed and considered in 

sequence with the rest of the report. Failed. 

4.1.2 Jeffrey Bradshaw moved: Amend the percentage from 10% to 

5%. 

4.1.3 Ron Kramer moved: Call for the question and all that is before us. 

Item #417 adopted by 2/3 majority. 

4.1.4 Bradshaw amendment failed. 

4.1.5 VanDevender motion failed. 

5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Twila Glenn presented chairs of Legislative Committees who 

were given the opportunity to share highlights of their sessions: Paul Wilcox, Legislative 

Committee I; Dana Williams, secretary, Legislative Committee II; Tom Carver, Legislative 

Committee III; Phil Webb, Legislative Committee IV; David Clark, Legislative Committee 

V; Robert Dean, secretary, Legislative Committee VI. 

6. ANNOUNCEMENTS. 

7. ORDER OF THE DAY. Dennis Fox of the Board of Higher Education introduced Jim 

Shirbourn, campus minister at Collegiate UMC/Wesley Foundation. Students from Iowa 

Methodist Colleges and Wesley Foundations posed questions for Conference members 

to answer. Jim Noseworthy from the General Board of Higher Education introduced Dr. 

Les Gardner, president of Cornell College. Dr. Gardner introduced Dr. David Beckley, 

president of Rust College. Dr. Beckley thanked the Conference for its continued support 

and presented Bishop Jordan a certificate of appreciation. Dr. James Halseth, John 

Reynders, and R. Kevin La Gree, new presidents of Iowa Wesleyan, Morningside, and 

Simpson Colleges respectively, were introduced. R. Kevin La Gree spoke about growing 

leaders for God’s church and the world. Angela Peese, student at the University of 

Northern Iowa, related her positive experiences at the Wesley Foundation on campus. 

Jim Shirbourn thanked the Conference for its gifts and support. Rachel Anderson, 

Religious Life Council president at Simpson College, shared the importance of a spiritual 

presence on campus. Bonnie Zeck, Director of Church Relations at Morningside College, 

explained the Francis Asbury Award. Reverend David Schuldt was presented the Asbury 

Award by Catherine Quehl-Engel, chaplain at Cornell College. 

8. ORDER OF THE DAY. Charles Klink, chairperson, Evangelism Advocate Committee, 

presented the Denman Award to Reverend Stan Wierson, clergy recipient, and Steve 

Lawson, laity recipient. A special Iowa Youth Evangelism award was presented to 

Shinelle Newman. A biography of Harry Denman was presented to Bishop Jordan. 


10. RECESS. Bishop Jordan announced a brief recess to prepare for the Memorial Service. 

11. WORSHIP. Memorial Service: “A Service of Death and Resurrection.” Conference 

Organist, Ruth Hurlburt, accompanied Song Leader, Adam Webb. Acolyte was Doug 

Williams. Liturgists were Karen Nichols Dungan and Pat Ritter. Lector was Cara Stewart. 

Readers were Thelma Subramanian, David Clark, Mike Shaffer, Malinda Petersen, Mary 

Kay Dial, and Bill Northup. The Korean Combined Choir shared in song. Bishop Charles


Wesley Jordan delivered the sermon. Sue Ney, Conference Secretary, read the Memorial 

list that included clergy members of the Iowa Annual Conference, the spouses of clergy 

members, diaconal members, and laity from the Conference recognized by districts. 

Memorial stones were placed in a fountain in their memory. 

12. ADJOURNMENT. Following the worship service the Session was adjourned at 12:28 

p.m. to reconvene at 2:00 p.m. 



AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 2:02 p.m. The Conference Praise 

Band led the singing. Dennis Bell led in prayer. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. Inez Dawes led the Discernment Process. 

3. ORDER OF THE DAY. Phil Carver moved: That Bruce Ough be endorsed as our 

Episcopacy Candidate. Bishop Jordan asked for other nominations. None were offered. 

Motion adopted. Bruce Ough addressed the conference. 

4. ORDER OF THE DAY. Charles Curl, chair of the Insurance Committee, spoke about the 

Conference Insurance Program. Charles Curl paid tribute to Charles Smith and 

introduced Cheryl Walser, Art Fudge, and Linda Primmer, members of the Insurance 

Committee. Also introduced from the General Council on Finance and Administration 

were Gene Patterson, Linda Cholak, and Sig Sundholm and from Jester Insurance 

Services, Bob Jester, John Seefeld, Marilyn Boyle, and Doug Mittmire. 

5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Samuel Subramanian, chair, Commission on Religion and Race, 

narrated a presentation with the theme, “Gift of Diversity.” 

6. RECESS. The Session was in recess for 10 minutes. 

7. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 3:50 p.m. The Conference Praise 

Band led the singing. 

8. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE III. Tom Carver, chairperson. Deanna Pullen, secretary. 

8.1 Tom Carver moved: Items 303, 304, 306, 308, and 312 having been placed on 

the Consent Calendar be adopted. Adopted. 

8.2 Tom Carver moved: Item 603 (Ministerial Education Fund). Adopted. 

8.3 Tom Carver moved: Item 680 (Board Program Support - $12,740). Adopted. 

8.4 Tom Carver moved: Item 681 (Interviewing Program - $7,000). Adopted. 

8.5 Tom Carver moved: Item 682 (Order of Elders - $5,000). Adopted. 

8.6 Tom Carver moved: Item 683 (Order of Deacons - $2,600). Adopted. 

8.7 Tom Carver moved: Item 684 (Interim Ministry). Adopted. 

8.8 Tom Carver moved: Item 685 (District Committee Training - $400). Adopted. 

8.9 Tom Carver moved: Item 686 (Five-Year Review). Adopted. 

8.10 Tom Carver moved: Item 687 (Residency in Ministry - $1,000). Adopted. 

8.11 Tom Carver moved: Item 688 (Assessment and Guidance - $1,000). Adopted.

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8.12 Tom Carver moved: Item 689 (Recruitment/Enlistment - $500). Adopted. 

8.13 Tom Carver moved: Item 690 (Budget Summary). Adopted. 

8.14 Cathy Luck moved: That the Board of Ordained Ministry be instructed by the 

Annual Conference to investigate the possibility of setting up a “forgivable 

loan” program for declared ministry candidates who are attending college and 

seminary. Withdrawn. 

8.15 Edmond Powers moved: Direct the Board of Ministry to look at funding the 

National Fellowship of Associate Members and Local Pastors (NFAMLP). 

Adopted. 

8.16 Tom Carver moved: Item 301 (Children and Youth Challenge Giving). 

8.16.1 John Jacobson moved: Change Title of Item 301 to Children, 

Youth And Young Adult Challenge Giving. Change underlined. 

Accepted as friendly amendment. 

8.16.2 Del Dawes moved: Call the previous question on all that is before 

us. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

8.16.3 Item 301 adopted as amended. 

9. ORDER OF THE DAY. Procedures for nominations to the Jurisdictional Pool were 

explained by Sue Ney. 

10. Nominations from the floor were received. Winonah McGee, Charles Klink, Susan 

Bowman, and Autumn Guess were nominated. 

11. ORDER OF THE DAY. Jim Pemble, chair of Board of Global Ministries, introduced 

Abena Safiyah Fosua and Kwasi I. Kena who are serving in Ghana, and Larry and Jane 

Kies, missionaries from Zimbabwe. 

12. ORDER OF THE DAY. Lynn Louk, chair of the Committee on Pastoral Care and 

Counseling, introduced Larry Sonner who was recognized upon his retirement for his 

service to the Iowa Annual Conference. Lynn Louk announced Mary Frazier as the new 

Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling. 

13. ORDER OF THE DAY. Katie Ziskovsky presented the report for the Conference Council 

on Youth Ministries. A special offering was received for the Youth Service Fund. 


15. ADJOURNMENT. Following the benediction by Thelma Perry, the Session was 

adjourned at 5:29 p.m. to be reconvened at 7:15 p.m. 



EVENING 

1. WORSHIP. “A Celebration of Retirement and Passing of the Mantle.” Bishop Charles 

Wesley Jordan was Celebrant. Liturgist was Jon Disburg. Lector was Bernie Colorado. 

Special music was provided by Nevada Praise Team. Sharon Leas led the singing. 

Organist was Ruth Hurlburt. Richard Paulus delivered the sermon, “How to Say Goodbye!”. 

1.1 RECOGNITION OF RETIREES. Rebecca Campney Carver introduced the 

class of retirees. They were greeted by Bishop Jordan.


1.2 PASSING THE MANTLE. The Retiring Clergy passed the mantle to the 

Incoming Members. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. Bishop and Mrs. Charles Wesley Jordan Farewell Celebration. 

2.1 Bruce Ough and Jane Cooper of the Episcopacy Committee co-hosted the 

celebration. St. Mark’s United Methodist Church Chancel Choir from Chicago, 

Illinois, directed by Charles Kendrick sang. David Wendel, Dean of the 

Cabinet, and Margaret Meyer, Conference Lay Leader, presented Bishop 

Jordan and Mrs. Jordan a book of memories and bouquet of flowers. Gwenna 

Appel, UMW President; Jim Smith, UMM President; and Jim McIntosh, UMM 

Treasurer spoke and presented a gift in the Jordans’ name. A Youth Annual 

Conference T-shirt was presented to the Bishop by Megan Dean, CCYM 

president and Adam Webb, JYMO president. Peg Egbert, along with children 

from Mt. Sterling, Iowa sang to the Jordans and gave the gift of a MUMMS tshirt. 

A print by P. Buckley Moss and sculptures from a collection entitled, 

“Ebony Visions,” were presented to the Jordans. Larry Sonner, Director of 

Pastoral Care and Counseling; Sarai Beck, Director of Ecumenical Ministries 

of Iowa; and Nancy Young, friend of Mrs. Jordan, spoke. Doug Peters sang a 

song to the Jordans that he had written. Bob Burkhart, Administrative 

Assistant to the Bishop, presented Bishop Jordan with the hymnal the Bishop 

had used for the past eight Annual Conferences. Sharon A. Brown 

Christopher, Bishop of the Illinois Great River Conference, spoke. Jane 

Cooper presented a book about Iowa and a love gift from the Conference. 

Bishop Jordan and Mrs. Jordan both addressed the Conference. The Jordans 

were escorted by David Wendel and Margaret Meyer to the Scheman Building 

for a reception. 

3. ADJOURNMENT. The Session was adjourned at 9:15 p.m. to reconvene at 9:00 a.m. the 

following day for the Service of Consecration and Ordination. 

THIRD DAY - SUNDAY 


MORNING 

1. WORSHIP. “The Order for Consecration and Ordination.” The Session assembled at 

9:00 a.m. for worship and celebration. Ruth Hurlburt, Conference Organist, and the 

Conference Praise Band provided the gathering music. Charles Kendrick, Organist and 

Choir Master, led the Chancel Choir of St. Mark United Methodist Church from Chicago 

in special Acts of Praise. Celebrants were Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan and Bishop 

Sharon A. Brown Christopher, Resident Bishop of the Illinois Great River Conference. 

Other worship leaders included Reverend Susan Ingham, Conference Minister of the 

Iowa Conference of the United Church of Christ, representing the Ecumenical 

Community; Bob Burkhart, Administrative Assistant to the Bishop; Dennis Tevis, 

Chairperson of the Board of Ordained Ministry; Margaret Meyer, Conference Lay Leader; 

Rachel Burrow and Curtis DeVance, Lectors; Elise Benzing, Song Leader; Bruce Bane, 

Signing; Remigio Panlaqui, Bible Bearer; and Eloise Cranke, Acolyte. 

2. ORDINATION AND CONSECRATION. Bishop Jordan ordained a Deacon in 

Probationary Membership; ordained Deacons in Associate Membership; ordained Elders 

in Full Membership; and recognized and received an Elder into Full Membership. 

2.1 Ordination of Deacons in Probationary Membership. Those elected were 

ordained and received into Probationary Membership. (See Question #41b.)

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2.2 Ordination of Deacons in Associate Membership. Those elected were ordained 

and received into Associate Membership. (See Question #27) 

2.3 Ordination of Elders and Reception into Full Membership. Those elected were 

ordained and received into Full Membership. (See Questions #42a. and #42c.) 

2.4 Recognition of Orders and Reception into Full Membership. Those whose 

orders were recognized were received into Full Membership. (See Question 

#35) 

3. ADJOURNMENT. Following the Dismissal with Blessing by Bishop Jordan, the Session 

was adjourned to reconvene at 1:25 p.m. 



AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 1:40 p.m. Twila Glenn led in prayer. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. Inez Dawes led the Discernment Process. 

3. ORDER OF THE DAY. Duane Churchman introduced the pages. 

3.1 Patricia Ahernhorst introduced the Pages Offering. 

3.2 Pages expressed their appreciation to Duane Churchman and Bishop Charles 

Jordan. 

3.3 The pages announced the giving of a portion of their offering as follows: 5% 

to Habitat for Humanity, 5% for Campership, 5% to Heifer Project, and 5% to 

Hope for the Children of Africa in the name of Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan 

and Margaret Crawford Jordan. 


5. RECESS. The Session was recessed at 2:40 p.m. to be reconvened at 2:50 p.m. 

6. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was reconvened at 2:50 p.m. 

7. BALLOT. 

7.1 Sue Ney gave instructions for Jurisdictional balloting. 

7.2 Sue Ney moved: Cast a unanimous ballot for categories II, IV, V, VI, VII, and 

VIII for the Jurisdictional Pool. Adopted. 

7.3 Sue Ney gave instructions for voting category I. 

7.3.1 Sue Ney conducted the balloting for category I. 

7.4 Sue Ney gave instructions for voting category III. 

7.4.1 Sue Ney conducted the balloting for category III. 

8. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE I. Paul Wilcox, chairperson. Andree Halden, secretary. 

8.1 Paul Wilcox moved: Items 101, 103, 104, and 112 having been placed on the 

Consent Calendar be adopted. Adopted. 

8.2 Paul Wilcox moved : Item 102 (Campsite (Ministry Center) Maintenance and 

Improvements). Adopted.


8.3 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 105 (Board of Camps and Extended Ministries 

Budget Summary). Adopted. 

8.4 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 106 (Change in Structure for the Board of Camps 

and Extended Ministries). Adopted. 

8.5 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 107 (Capital Campaign for the Board of Camps and 

Extended Ministries). 

8.5.1 Pete Peterson moved: The previous question and all that is 

before us. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

8.5.2 Item 107 adopted. 

9. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE VI. Marvin Arnpriester, chairman. Bob Dean, secretary. 

9.1 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Items 611, 612, 613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 618, 619, 

622, 623, 624, 625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 636, 638, 643, 644, 645, 646, 647, 

648, 649, 650, 652, 660, 661, 662, 663, 664, 665, 666, 675, 678, 901, 902, 

903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, and 911 having been placed on the 

Consent Calendar be adopted. Adopted. 

9.2 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 600 (Conference Staff Compensation Task 

Force Report to the Iowa Annual Conference). 

9.2.1 Brian Carter moved: To postpone consideration of Item 600 until 

the completion of Item 670.9. Adopted. 

9.3 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 601 (Recommendations for the 2001 

Conference and Fiscal Year). 

9.3.1 David Stanley moved: To amend #601 by adding this paragraph: 

”Each year’s total amount apportioned shall not exceed actual 

total apportionments received in the second preceding year, plus 

two-years inflation adjustment using the most recent 12-months 

CPI rate available when the apportionments are calculated. For 

example, the 2001 total amount apportioned shall not exceed 

1999 actual apportionments received, plus two-years inflation 

adjustment. CFA, in consultation with agencies, shall adopt 

needed reductions and adjustments to make the budget 

consistent with this limit.” 

9.3.2 Judy Deweber moved: The previous question on the amendment. 

Adopted by 2/3 majority.\ 

9.3.3 Stanley amendment failed. 

9.3.4 James Hudson moved: Amend #601 by inserting after par. 9: 

“The Council on Finance and Administration shall develop, and 

shall report in the 2001 Pre-Conference Manual, a comparison of 

apportionment levels (including, if possible, total amount 

apportioned as a percentage of total local church expenditures) 

for Iowa and Other Annual Conferences and a proposed plan for 

gradual, phased reduction of the total amount apportioned as a 

percentage of the Conference four year average for all churches 

as stated in paragraph 9d(2).” 

9.3.5 Judy Deweber moved: Call the question on all that is before us. 

Adopted by 2/3 majority.

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9.3.6 Hudson amendment failed. 



9.4 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 602 (Episcopal Fund). Adopted. 

9.5 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 604 (General Administration Fund). Adopted. 

9.6 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 605 (Jurisdictional Administration Fund). 

Adopted. 

9.7 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 606 (Interdenominational Cooperation Fund). 

Adopted. 

9.8 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 607 (World Service Fund). Adopted. 

9.9 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 608 (Black College Fund). Adopted. 

9.10 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 609 (Africa University Fund). Adopted. 

9.11 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 610 (Mission Initiatives Fund). Adopted. 

9.12 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 620 (Cabinet Administration Fund). Adopted. 

9.13 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 621 (District Office Funds). Adopted. 

9.14 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 630 (Administrative Services Fund). Adopted. 

9.15 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 633 (Council on Finance and Administration 

Fund). 


9.15.1 Dennis Bell moved: To amend “The Conference Council On 

Ministry shall be responsible for ensuring that no Iowa Annual 

Conference board, agency, committee, commission, or council 

shall give United Methodist funds to any gay caucus or group, or 

otherwise use such funds to promote the acceptance of 

homosexuality. The Conference Council on Ministries shall have 

the right to stop such expenditures. This restriction shall not limit 

the Church’s ministry in response to the HIV epidemic. See the 

Book of Discipline, par. 806.12.” Delayed. 


11. ADJOURNMENT. Following the benediction by Darlene Bradner, the Session was 

adjourned at 5:35 p.m. to be reconvened at 7:30 p.m. 



EVENING 

1. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Charles Wesley reconvened the Session at 7:45 p.m. Linda 

Vogel led in prayer. 

2. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Bill Cotton spoke about the refurbishing of the United 

Methodist Building in Washington, D.C. Money continues to be donated. 


3.1 Sue Ney announced the results of the election for the Jurisdictional Pool.


3.2 Ted Lyddon-Hatten spoke on the interpretation of his artwork in relation to the 

theme, “We Who Are Many Are One Body”. 

4. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE V. David Clark, chairperson. Maxine Ballard, secretary. 

4.1 David Clark moved: Item 501 (District Council on Ministries). Adopted. 

4.2 David Clark moved: Item 502 (District Council on Ministries Budget Summary). 

Adopted. 

4.3 David Clark moved: Item 503 (CCOM Program Ministry Resource Fund). 

4.3.1 Dennis Bell moved: All Iowa Annual Conference programs, 

activities, and expenditures shall be consistent with the mission 

of the church as stated in the Book of Discipline (pages 114-115 

of the 1996 Discipline) as amended by the 2000 General 

Conference. The Conference Council on Ministries shall 

administer this provision, in cooperation with the Council on 

Finance and Administration. Accepted as friendly amendment. 


4.4 David Clark moved: Item 504 (CCOM Resource and Program Delivery Fund). 

4.4.1 Dennis Bell moved: The Conference Council on Ministries shall 

be responsible for ensuring that no Iowa Annual Conference 

board, agency, committee, commission, or council shall give 

United Methodist funds to any gay caucus or group or otherwise 

use such funds to promote the acceptance of homosexuality. The 

Conference shall have the right to stop such expenditures. This 

restriction shall not limit the church’s ministry in response to the 

HIV epidemic. See the Book of Discipline, par. 806.12. 

4.4.2 Austa White moved: To table the amendment. Failed. 

4.4.3 Isabelle Abarr moved: To call the question on the amendment. 

Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

4.4.4 Bell amendment failed. 


5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Carolyn Moe introduced Jeffery Thomas, Black College Fund 

Ambassador-Scholar. He thanked the Conference for the support given to Black colleges 

and universities. 


7. ORDER OF THE DAY. The Annual Conference celebrated the diversity of the United 

Methodist Church. 

8. ADJOURNMENT. Following the worship service, the Session was adjourned at 10:06 

p.m. to be reconvened at 8:00 a.m. Monday. 

FOURTH DAY-MONDAY 


MORNING 

1. WORSHIP. “Eucharist Service.” Conference Praise Band led the singing. Conference

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Organist was Ruth Hurlburt. Acolytes were Laurie Riley and Derek Davis. Liturgist was 

Denny Coon. Lectors were Andrew Hauser and Marie Whiteing. Bishop Charles Wesley 

Jordan delivered the sermon. Singers were Philippine Clergy and Lay Persons. The 

offering was taken on behalf of Emerging Hispanic Ministries. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. Gwenna Appel, president, United Methodist Women, presented 

the UMW report. 

3. ORDER OF THE DAY. James Smith, president, United Methodist Men, presented the 

UMM report with the help of additional United Methodist Men. 

4. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE IV. Phil Webb, chairperson. Mike King, secretary. 

4.1 Phil Webb moved: Items 403 and 405 having been placed on the Consent 

Calendar be adopted. Adopted. 

4.2 Phil Webb moved: Item 401 (Conference Council on Ministries Deployed 

Staffing Model Recommendations). Adopted. 

4.3 Phil Webb moved: Item 402 (Connections). Adopted. 

4.4 Phil Webb moved: Item 404 (District Empowerment for Ministry with Youth 

(New). Adopted. 

4.5 Phil Webb moved: Item 406 (Conference Council on Youth Ministry Budget 

Summary). Adopted. 

4.6 Phil Webb moved: Item 407 (Rule of Order Change). Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

4.7 Phil Webb moved: Item 408 (Rule of Order Change). Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

4.8 Phil Webb moved: Item 409 (Iowa Conference Child and Youth Protection 

Policy). 

4.8.1 Adam Webb moved: Return to original language in preconference 

manual. Adopted. 


4.9 Phil Webb moved: Item 410 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 

4.16 Phil Webb moved: Item 417 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). 

4.16.1 Twila Glenn moved: Return language to 25 members and remove


the 10% language, but retain the Committee Amendment. 

Adopted. 

4.16.2 Item 417 adopted as amended by 2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 

4.20 Phil Webb moved: Item 421 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). 

4.20.1 David Stanley moved: Amend #421 by inserting after the word 

“officers” in line 2 of paragraph b: “lay and clergy members of the 

Iowa Annual Conference as defined in The Book of Discipline,” 

4.20.2 Sandy Evans moved: An amendment to the amendment that 

whatever mailing is mailed out to a subgroup of the mailing list, 

that a sample of the mailing be sent to the bishop and each 

district superintendent as a safeguard. 

4.20.3 Josh Brown moved: Call the previous question on all that is 

before us. Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

4.20.4 Evans amendment adopted. 

4.20.5 Stanley amendment adopted. 


5. ORDER OF THE DAY. Bishop Jordan introduced Paul Benjamin, acting chair of the 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns. Appreciation was expressed 

to Frank Amos, coordinator of Bishop’s Award for Ecumenism for his work promoting 

ecumenism. Paul Benjamin presented the Bishop’s Award for Ecumenism to Dorothy 

Spiker, laity, and Kate Bell, clergy. 

6. CALL TO ORDER. Bishop Jordan convened a Clergy Session. 

6.1 Dennis Tevis, on the behalf of the Board of Ordained Ministry, thanked Bob 

Ward for his work in organizing the Order of Elders for the last quadrenium. 

6.2 Dennis Tevis placed in nomination the names of Michael Orthel and Deborah 

Stowers as co-chairs of the Order of Elders for the coming quadrenium. 

Adopted. 

6.3 Dennis Tevis moved: That the Order of Elders meeting be adjourned and the 

Order of Deacons meeting be convened. Adopted. 

6.4 Dennis Tevis placed in nomination the name of Dianne Christopher for a 

second term as chairperson for the Order of Deacons. Adopted. 


8. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE II. Chuck Kelsey, chairperson. Dana Williams, secretary. 

8.1 Chuck Kelsey moved: Items 201, 203, 204 (editorial), 205, 206, 207, 209, 210, 

211, 212, 213, 214, 215, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, 223 having been 

placed on the consent calendar be adopted. Adopted.

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8.2 Chuck Kelsey moved: Item 202 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). 

8.2.1 Jerrold Swinton moved: Change Hispanic Ministries to Ethnic 

Ministries. 

8.2.2 Emmanuel Tabelisma moved: Change “Hispanic Ministries” to 

“Hispanic Ministries and Other Ethnic Ministries.” Accepted as 

friendly amendment to the amendment. 

8.2.3 William Marvin moved: Call the question on all that is before us. 

Adopted by 2/3 majority. 

8.2.4 Swinton amendment failed. 

8.2.5 Item 202 adopted by 2/3 majority. 

8.3 Chuck Kelsey moved: Item 208 (Academy for New Ministry Development). 

Adopted. 

8.4 Chuck Kelsey moved: Item 216 (Board of Global Ministries Budget Summary) 

with editorial change. 

8.4.1 Barrie Tritle moved: That the Iowa Board of Global Ministries 

study funding levels for all Ethnic Ministries in Iowa and how to 

raise those to an adequate level and request report back to next 

year’s Iowa Annual Conference. Adopted. 


9. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Matt Miller expressed gratitude to Bishop Jordan and 

members of the Annual Conference for support and prayers received upon the death of 

his son. 

10. ORDER OF THE DAY. Melissa Warren Spoerl presented the Children and Poverty Task 

Force Report. Three churches, St. Luke’s UMC of Dubuque, St. Mark’s UMC of Iowa City 

and St. Paul’s UMC of Cedar Rapids, received certificates for becoming “A Church For 

All God’s Children.” 

11. ORDER OF THE DAY. Gary Gansemer, executive director, chief executive of Hillcrest 

Family Services spoke on Hillcrest’s continuing relationship with the Iowa Annual 

Conference. Marjorlein Pitka and Jamie Cutler, chaplains, were thanked for providing 

inspiring ministry to their youth. The Dr. Nancy Hill Award was presented to Bishop 

Jordan. 


13. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Mark Tuttle invited the Conference to recognize the 

confirmation class from Altoona United Methodist Church. 

14. ADJOURNMENT. Following the Benediction given by Lloyd Brockmeyer, the Session 

was adjourned at 12:07 p.m., to be reconvened at 1:55 p.m. 

FOURTH DAY-MONDAY 


AFTERNOON 

1. CALL TO ORDER. The Session was called to order at 2:03 p.m. 

2. ORDER OF THE DAY. Inez Dawes led the Discernment Process.


3. ORDER OF THE DAY. Bob Foster, chairperson of Conference Nominating and 

Leadership Development Committee, and Barb Oakland, secretary, moved: The 2000- 

2001 Nominating and Leadership Development Committee Report with added 

nominations as noted. Adopted. 

4. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Academy of Ministry Development team was 

recognized. 

5. MOTION. Lester Moore moved: The Annual Conference stand in recess for the purpose 

of allowing the Iowa United Methodist Foundation to conduct its Annual Meeting and on 

the completion of its business the Conference Board of Pensions to conduct its Annual 

Meeting. When these two meetings are complete, the Annual Conference will resume its 

business. Adopted. 

6. ORDER OF THE DAY. United Methodist Foundation Annual Meeting. Myron Gookin, 

president; Kirk Hayes, treasurer. 

6.1 Myron Gookin introduced the officers of the Board of Directors and presented 

the Annual Report. 

6.2 Kirk Hayes presented the Financial Report. 

6.3 Dorothy Higdon nominated the slate of officers for the Foundation. Elected. 

6.4 Robert Ward moved: That until the next Annual Conference the Iowa United 

Methodist Foundation shall be prohibited from using local church membership 

data base for any use other than raising money for the Camp Capital 

Campaign. Failed. 

6.5 United Methodist Foundation Annual Meeting adjourned. 

7. ORDER OF THE DAY. Paul Smith, chairperson, presented the Board of Pensions 

Report. 

7.1 Paul Smith moved: Items 901, 902, 903, 904, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909, 910, 

911 having been placed on the Consent Calendar be adopted. Adopted. 

7.2 Paul Smith moved: Item 900 (Recommendations for the 2001 Conference and 

Fiscal Year). Adopted. 

7.3 Wayne Burke, chairperson, Sub-Committee on Insurance, recognized the 

committee and presented a report. 

7.4 Board of Pensions meeting adjourned. 

8. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Bishop Jordan introduced the District 

Superintendents: Barrie Tritle, Cedar Rapids; Charles Luers, Creston; Richard 

Sebeniecher, Council Bluffs; David Stout, Des Moines; Leonard Eberhart, Dubuque; 

David Shogren, Fort Dodge; Emmanuel Tabelisma, Mason City; Jerry Oakland, 

Muscatine; David Wendel, Ottumwa; Darlene Balm-Demmel, Sioux City, LaVonne 

Kaasa, Spencer; Jerrold Swinton, Waterloo. Bishop Jordan presented certificates to 

David Wendel and Jerry Oakland. The new superintendents, Judy Miller and Rosemary 

Rhode-Frank, were introduced. 


10. BUSINESS AND AGENDA. Deb Kiesey moved: Limit debate to three speeches for, three 

speeches against, for two minutes of length. Adopted. 

11. ORDER OF THE DAY. Jane Roul, store manager, Des Moines Cokesbury Store, gave 

the Cokesbury report and presented a check for $25,286.73 for the Clergy Pension Fund.

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A chalice was given to Bishop Jordan. 


12. MOTION. Leland Webb moved: Be it resolved that the Iowa Annual Conference 

Business and Agenda, Sessions Committee and other appropriate committees find ways 

to accomplish the majority of legislative section business on Saturday and Sunday of 

Annual Conference. Referred to committee. 

13. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Clarence DeBoef recognized Bob Farr on the 50 th 

anniversary of his ordination. 

14. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE IV continued with Phil Webb, chairperson. Mike King, 

secretary. 

14.1 Phil Webb moved: 422 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Adopted by 2/3 

majority. 

14.2 Andy Seiler moved: III. E. Create a new #3 and renumber 3 to 4, and 4 to 5 

which shall read 3. Affiliate Groups shall include in their mailing a summary of 

the organization consisting of how they are funded, their purpose, and their 

leadership. Referred to committee. 

14.3 Phil Webb moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Committee 

IV. Adopted. 

15. MOTION. Lorinda Hoover moved: That the Iowa Annual Conference direct the Annual 

Conference Session Planning Committee to study ways to substantially increase the time 

provided at Annual Conference for consideration of Legislation without sacrificing time 

for worship and discernment. Means to be considered shall include, but not be limited to, 

beginning earlier on Friday and returning to a 5 day Annual Conference. The results of 

this study and appropriate recommendations shall be reported to the 2001 Annual 


15.1 Charles Layton moved: That Annual Conference Sessions Committee 

schedule a minimum of two more hours for legislative debate for the 2001 

Annual Conference than were scheduled for the 2000 Annual Conference. If 

the amount of proposed legislation is significantly greater than that dealt with 

in 2000, the Sessions Committee shall schedule a minimum of three hours 

more for 2001 than in 2000. Withdrawn. 

15.2 Hoover motion referred to committee. 

15.3 Layton motion resubmitted. 

15.4 Layton motion referred to committee. 

16. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE II continued with Chuck Kelsey, chairperson. Dana 

Williams, secretary. 

16.1 Chuck Kelsey moved: Item 224 (Board of Laity Budget Summary). Adopted. 

16.2 Chuck Kelsey moved: New motion brought to the Legislative Committee: The 

means to access the time lines and guidelines for the ‘Coordinated Funding 

for Ministry process’ be printed in the future editions of the Annual Conference 

Journal, in an appropriate place, and be placed on the Conference website, 

and be distributed through all other available, appropriate channels. Adopted. 

16.3 Chuck Kelsey moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative 

Committee II. Adopted. 

17. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE III continued with Tom Carver, chairperson. Deanna Pullen, 

secretary.


17.1 Tom Carver moved: Item 302 (Ethnic Minority Self-Determination Fund). 

Adopted. 

17.2 Tom Carver moved: Item 305 (Commission on Religion and Race Budget 


17.3 Tom Carver moved: Item 307 (Commission on the Status and Role of Women 

Budget Summary). Adopted. 

17.4 Tom Carver moved: Item 309 (Commission in Ministry with Persons with 

Disabilities Budget Summary). Adopted. 

17.5 Tom Carver moved: Item 310 (Commission on Christian Unity and 

Interreligious Concerns) with editorial correction - “Add to” Item 310, not 

“Replace.” Adopted. 

17.6 Tom Carver moved: Item 311 (Commission on Christian Unity and 

Interreligious Concerns Budget Summary). Adopted. 

17.7 Tom Carver moved: Item 313 (Commission on Archives and History Budget 


17.8 Tom Carver moved: Item 314 (Age Level Council). Adopted. 

17.9 Tom Carver moved: Item 315 (Age Level Council Budget Summary). Adopted. 

17.10 Tom Carver moved: Item 316 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 

17.11 Tom Carver moved: Item 317 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Failed. 

17.12 Tom Carver moved: Item 318 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 

17.13 Tom Carver moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Committee 

III. Adopted. 

18. LEGISLATIVE SECTION I continued with Paul Wilcox, chairperson. Bob Dean, 

secretary. 

18.1 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 108 (Legislative Advocacy). 

18.1.1 James Hudson moved: Amend #108 by striking everything after 

the first two sentences and inserting: “The Board shall encourage 

and assist Iowa United Methodists to express their own opinions 

to lawmakers. Effective January 1, 2001, the Iowa Annual 

Conference shall not have a paid Legislative Advocate or 

lobbyist. Reasonable severance pay to the person holding that 

position at the end of 2000 may be approved by the Council on 

Finance and Administration.” Failed. 


18.2 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 109 (Peace and Justice Ministries). 

18.2.1 June Goldman moved: Amend #109, Paragraph C: Delete “Iowa 

Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.” Insert at the end of 

the paragraph: “The Annual Conference and its agencies shall 

not join, participate in, or give money to a coalition or advocacy 

group unless its policies and activities are fully consistent with 

The Book of Discipline. There shall be no involvement with any 

group supporting partial-birth abortion, bringing this in line with

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the 2000 General Conference action on partial-birth abortion. 

Failed. 


18.3 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 110 (Board of Church and Society Budget 


18.4 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 111 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 

18.5 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 113 (Direct Ministry). 

18.5.1 Carol Needham moved: Amend #113 by adding at the end of 

paragraph B: The Board of Discipleship shall review and take any 

needed action to ensure that the curriculum Christians and 

Sexuality is fully consistent with The Book of Discipline of The 

United Methodist Church. The Board shall make a full written 

report to the 2001 Annual Conference. Accepted as friendly 

amendment. 


18.6 Paul Wilcox moved: Item 114 (Board of Discipleship Budget Summary). 

Adopted. 

18.7 Paul Wilcox moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Committee 

I. Adopted. 

19. POINT OF SPECIAL PRIVILEGE. Dorothy Higdon recognized Carlos Jayne and 

expressed appreciation for his work as Legislative Advocate. Lana Ross, new Legislative 

Advocate, was welcomed. 

20. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE V continued with David Clark, chairperson. Maxine Moore 

Ballard, secretary. 

20.1 David Clark moved: Item 505 (CCOM Resource and Program Delivery Fund 

Budget Summary). 

20.1.1 Lee Towe moved: That $635,025 be changed to $605,025. The 

total $1,231,510 will also need to be changed. Failed. 


20.2 David Clark moved: Item 506 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). 

20.2.1 Bill Lux moved: Amend 506 by adding: Each Conferenceapproved 

resolution on issues of Church and Society has a fouryear 

life if, within one year after approval, it is ratified by a 

majority of our local churches which together have a majority of 

our membership, acting in charge conferences or church 

conferences after giving at least ten days’ notice of the 

resolution. Otherwise, the resolution has a two-year life and 

cannot not be extended or re-enacted. This paragraph prevails 

over any inconsistent rules. Ruled out of order. 

20.2.2 David Stanley moved: Amend #506, page 61, paragraph 6: 1. 

Change subparagraph (vi) to read: “The resolution is in conflict 

with The Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church.” 2. 

Change the first sentence of subparagraph (vii) to read: “The 

resolution does nothing more than to cause the Annual


Conference to vote approval of a portion of The Book of 

Discipline. 

20.2.3 Deb Kiesey moved: Extend the time: 30 minutes for debate 

followed by the Covenant Service. Adopted. 

20.2.4 Stanley amendment accepted as friendly amendment. 


20.3 David Clark moved: Item 507 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). Adopted by 

2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 

20.5 David Clark moved: Item 509 (Amendment to the Rules of Order). 

20.5.1 Darrell Needham moved: An amendment to 509 (2) (b): First to 

third year under appointment 2 weeks vacation including 2 

Sundays. Four to eight years under appointment 3 weeks 

vacation including 3 Sundays. Subsequent years under 

appointment 4 weeks vacation including 4 Sundays. Failed. 

20.5.2 Jo Hoover moved: In VI.1.a Vacations (2) line one add after full 

time the words: or less than full time. Delete (3). Adopted. 

20.5.3 Carla Grasty moved: Refer this back to the task force to re-write 

this legislation to ensure that pastors are able to take time away 

from the parish. *Specifically stand in pastors - etc. (substitutes). 

Failed. 

20.5.4 Scott Patrick moved: 509 I. B. (1) (a) strike the words “Course of 

Study,” Add a new ( c ) An exception shall be made for course of 

study, where up to 4 weeks will be given for this event. Accepted 

as friendly amendment. 

20.5.5 Gary Armstrong moved: Page 66, Item f, Bereavement Leave 

Change “three days” to “five days.” Adopted. 

20.5.6 Charles Layton moved: To amend 509.1 to delete the last 

sentence of the paragraph beginning “Clergy Leaves and 

Vacations.” 

20.5.7 Clarence DeBoef moved: Vacations and leaves can be accrued 

in consultation and conference with the local SPRC. Accepted as 

a friendly amendment. 

20.5.8 Layton amendment failed. 



2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 


2/3 majority. 

20.9 David Clark moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative Committee

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V. Adopted. 


21. MOTION. David Stanley moved: Appeal, and move that this Annual Conference to 

appeal, pursuant to paragraph 2614 of The Book of Discipline, from the Bishop’s decision 

on all questions of law related to whether the following matter is in order and may be 

acted upon and adopted by the Annual Conference: Proposed amendment to Item #506 

in the IAC Pre-Conference Manual, proposed by Bill Lux. Adopted. 

22. BUSINESS AND AGENDA. Deb Kiesey moved: Extend time 30 minutes. Adopted. 

23. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE VI continued with Marvin Arnpriester, chairperson. Bob 

Dean, secretary. 

23.1 Catherine Luck moved: To refer items 600 and 670.9 to Joint Task Force. 

Adopted. 

23.2 Thomas Dorr moved: Add a new paragraph to Section VI. by adding this new 

paragraph: “In order to implement the revised budget format, as required by 

FASB (Financial Accounting Standards Board), and provide needed 

information, the budget information in the Conference Journal and in the Pre- 

Conference Manual shall include supplemental information on agency budgets 

and program expenses, providing at least as much specific information as in 

the 1998 Conference Journal.” Accepted as friendly amendment. 

23.3 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 637 (Deficits and Working Capital Reserve 

Fund). Adopted. 

23.4 Al Milligan moved: Charges involved in realignments will have their 

apportionments reviewed by a team of persons from the Cabinet, CFA, and 

Parish Development Standing Committee to evaluate how the realignments 

impact apportionments. The results may include a temporary, partial or full 

relief from apportionments for the time of transition and will be reevaluated 

each year. Accepted as friendly amendment. 

23.5 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 640 (District Office Equipment Reserve Fund). 

Adopted. 

23.6 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 641 (Conference Computer Reserve Fund). 

Adopted. 

23.7 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 642 (District Parsonage Maintenance Reserve 

Fund). Adopted. 

23.8 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 651 (Central Services and Conference Center 

Leased Equipment). Adopted. 

23.9 Marvin Arnpriester moved: Item 670 (Equitable Compensation Fund). 

23.9.1 Kristine Frank moved: 670.4.a ...shall be set at 75% for full time 

ordained elders and 60% for other full time pastors of the 2001 

Denominational Average Compensation... f. entry level elder in 

single charge $31,675. 

23.9.2 Fred Lockard moved: Refer Frank amendment to task force. 

Adopted. 


23.10 Edythe Hill moved: 2001 Conference Budget as amended. 

23.10.1 Richard Streeter moved: Page 1, Institutional Support Ministries:


direct grants to affiliated institutions change the figures for 2001 

from $1,811,196 to $1,748,696. Failed. 

23.10.2 2001 Conference Budget adopted. 

23.11 Marvin Arnpriester moved: The adoption of the entire report of Legislative 

Committee VI. Adopted. 

23.12 Twila Glenn moved: That we authorize the Journal Sub-Committee of the 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee to properly edit and reconcile 

the action of this Annual Conference for publication in the 2000 Journal of the 

IAC. Adopted. 


25. CLOSING: Covenant Service. Song Leader was Paul Akin. Organist was Mary Jane Crail 

and Instrumentalist, Leonard Sjogren. Lector was Katie Ziskovsky and Preacher was 

Bishop Jordan. 

26. ADJOURNMENT. The 157 th Session of the Iowa Annual Conference of the United 

Methodist Church adjourned at 7:45 p.m. 

27. REGISTRATION. The total number of members registered for the 2000 Iowa Annual 

Conference was: 874 Clergy; 912 Laity. 

28. OFFERINGS. Hope for the Children of Africa - $7315; Pages Offering - $4266; Youth and 

District Superintendent Challenge - $2994; Eucharist offering for Hispanic Ministries - 

$3959. 

29. CERTIFICATION FOR SEATING OF ALTERNATE LAITY MEMBERS. The following 

persons were certified during the Session for seating as Laity Members: Diane Jensen, 

Janice Mason, Annabel Camarigg, Barbara McCallister, and Sue Creamer. 

30. EXCUSED ABSENCES. The following were reported having excused absences: 

Clergy: 

Acord, Marsha 

Anderson, Doug 

Armstrong, Gary 

Ayers, Tyron 

Barber, Romaine 

Bartz, Harold 

Bates, Kathryn 

Bauer, E. Theodore 

Bell, Beverlee 

Bennett, Martha 

Bird, Hugh 

Blix, Ron 

Bracht-Wgner, Melissa 

Bradford, Jackie 

Brokken, Dianne 

Brown, Preston 

Bryant, Herbert 

Burns, Sandra 

Butler, Robert 

Butler, Linda 

Carlson, Betty Glynn 

Carsner, Tom 

Ceynar, Marvin 

Christopher, Dianne 

Clapper, Greg 

Clark, M. Wayne 

Clawson, Kenneth 

Clinton, Philip 

Cocke, Albert 

Cook, Clive 

Coon, Denny 

Corley, Eric 

Corley, Jennifer 

Cowell, Chuck 

Cross, Neil 

Cue, Doug 

Custer, Chester 

Dadisman, Jeff 

Davis, Jim 

Dean, Bob 

Dietterich, Inagrace 

Dietterich, Paul 

Doser, Raymond 

Dowd, John 

Downing, Charles 

Draper, Darrel 

Elder, Terri 

Ellingson, Arley 

Ellingson, Peggy 

Elliot, Ed 

Ellson, Mike 

Epley, Lloyd 

Finehout, Clark 

Fix, Charles 

Flagg, Jeff 

Flyr, Jill 

Fowler, W. Robert 

Frazee, Nate 

Gailey, Carol 

Gant, Harland 

George, Elliott 

Gilbert, Dennis 

Gingerich, Kevin 

Gobeli, David 

Gubser, Jim 

Hall, Scott 

Hanke, Jim 

Hansel, Penny 

Hartley, Larry 

Haskins, Derrick 

Hasler, Dot

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Heck, Dennis 

Herndon, Dan 

Hershey, Tony 

Hjelmas, Roy 

Hofer, Maynard 

Hoffman, Shirley 

Hokel, Dean 

Hooten, Jack 

Hoover, Bob 

Hopes, Dennis 

Houts, Glen 

Imlay, Harry 

Jones, Harold 

Kahler, Gerry 

Keizer, John 

Kellogg, Chuck 

Kelsey, Chuck 

Kennedy, Stanley 

Kitterman, Ralph 

Kruse, David 

Kuntz, J. Kenneth 

Laning, Everett 

Larson, Ernest 

Latta, Lloyd 

Lautt, Clarence 

Lautt, Zona 

Lewis, Le Roy 

Lloyd, Joe 

Mallott, Charlott 

Mallott, Sheridan 

Malone, Sara 

Marty, Howard 

Mather, Merlin 

McGraw, Douglas 

Merrill, Karen 

Merrill, Reg 

Miller, Charles 

Miller, Harold 

Miller, Matthew 

Miller-Sinclair, Roxanne 

Moores, James 

Moores, Jim 

Morrison, Clarence 

Nissen, Richard 

Noseworthy, Jim 

Nothdurft, Milton 

Oswald, Rollin 

Paige, Warren 

Paulus, Dick 

Perdue, Jim 

Peterson, David 

Peterson, David 

Phillips, Robert 

Pilecki, Fred 

Piper, Judith 

Pippert, Richard 

Platon, Neil 

Pulatie, Tony 

Quant, Harvey 

Raines, Dave 

Raines, Kathy 

Reddick, Beverly 

Ricks, Allen 

Riegel, Henry 

Rinkel, Charles 

Robinson, John 

Root, Leonard 

Royar, Ken 

Ruppert, Robert 

Russell, Richard 

Samuelson, Paul 

Schultz, Nancy 

Schultz, Frank 

Schultz, Rhonda 

Schumacher, Marty 

Schwarz, Leland 

Seibert, James 

Seongbae, Cheong 

Shaffer, Herbert 

Sheils, George 

Shelly, Dean 

Sherman, Brian 

Shultz, Paul 

Smith, Paul 

Sorenson, Vernon 

Sparks, Clyde 

Steele, Otto 

Steward, William 

Stout, Jim 

Stransky, Linda 

Striffler, Russell 

Tisdale, John 

Townsley, Mike 

Ulffers, Pam 

Walker, Tim 

Washington, Alex 

Willits, Alaire 

Woeste, Scott 

Woeste, Stan 

Ziettlow, Carryl 

Laity: 

Back, Lee Ann 

Bell, Dennis 

Cole, Pat 

DeGraw, Rosemary 

Dvorak, Bernice 

Ealy, Leslee 


Eberhart, Erin 

Felkner, Myrtle 

Freemyer, Judith 

Held, Byron 

Ireland, Rachel 

Jackson, Nancy 

Mathes, Chris 

McElvain, Jeremy 

Merkle, Richard 

Merkle, Louise 

Newman, Lewis 

Newman, Mary 

Nolan, Don 

Wedeking, Martin 

Wertz, Phyllis


31. ASSOCIATE SECRETARIES. The following persons served as associate secretaries for 

Daily Proceedings: Mel Ammon, Jane Cochran, Jim Kledis, Doris Knight, Norm Knight, 

Larry Pauley, Al Rusk, Jim Turner, Larry Vallery, and Patricia Coon, Daily Proceedings 

Editor. 

32. ATTEST OF DAILY PROCEEDINGS. We hereby certify that the foregoing records of the 

Daily Journal or Proceedings of the One Hundred Fifty-Seventh Session of the Iowa 

Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church are complete and accurate, and with 

the published reports, were adopted by the Conference as its Official Record. 

Presiding Bishop, Conference Secretary,

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CERTIFICATION OF ORDINATION 

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT AT HILTON COLISEUM 

IN AMES, IOWA 


ON THE 4 TH DAY OF JUNE, 2000, I CONSECRATED ORDINANDS: 

Probationary Member and Deacon’s Orders 

Carolyn Lee Ross Bittner 

Associate Members and Deacon’s Orders 

Pamela Jean Farren Kenneth L. Greene, Jr. Larry R. Prosser 

Lewis Flanigan Edmond O. Powers 

Full Members and Elder’s Orders 

Richard Boatman Joann H. Hary Back Eun Sung 

Debra Manning Burks Kiboko Kiboko Nanette Rae Tomlinson 

Jeffrey A. Dahlin Kerrin A. Kirkpatrick Gary L. Van Wert 

Celestyne Crawford DeVance Scot A. Patrick Timm Alan Wilkin 

Curtis DeVance David G. Rogula Michale James Willer 

Abena Safiyah Fosua Laura Lynn Smith 

Elder in Full Connection (Recognition of Order from Another Denomination) 

Kwasi I. Kena 

Signed by Bishop,


Probationary Member and Deacon’s Orders 

Carolyn L.R. Bittner and Bishop Charles W. Jordan 

Associate Members and Deacon’s Orders 

(L-R): Larry Prosser, Lewis Flanigan, Bishop Charles W. Jordan, Ed Powers, 

Pamela Farren and Ken Greene

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Full Members and Elder’s Orders 


(l-r): Nanette Tomlinson, Timm Wilkin, Kerrin Kirkpatrick, Bishop Charles W. 

Jordan, Kiboko I. Kiboko, Laura Smith, Back Eun Sung and A. Safiyah Fosua. 

Back row (l-r): Debra Burks, Joann Hary, Dave Rogula, Gary Van Wert, Jeffrey 

Dahlin, Richard Boatman, Curtis DeVance, Celestyne DeVance and Mike Willer. 

Elder in Full Connection 

(Recognition of Order from Another Denomination) 

Kwasi I. Kena and Bishop Charles W. Jordan

INDEX OF STANDING ITEMS 

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; IACJ 1999, p. 194 (Item 664); IACJ 

2000, p. 182, Item 601. 

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; IACJ, 1999, Item 620, p. 180; IACJ 

2000, p. 189, Item 620. 

10. Call to Covenant Ministry, Distributed at 1988 Annual Conference, Contact Board of 

Ordained Ministry. 

11. Camps and Extended Church Ministries: 

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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. 

d. One Million Dollar Gift Proposal, IACJ, 1991, Item 520, p. 210. 

e. Master Plan Proposal, IACJ, 1997, Item 412, p. 183; IACJ, 1999, p. 148, Item 101. 

f. Camps, Conference and Retreat Ministries, Bd. of, IACJ, 2000, p. 132, Item 107. 

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. Covenant Relationship with Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, IACJ, 1999, Items 444 & 

445), p. 168. 

25. Diaconal Ministers, Responsible Conditions for Employment, IACJ, 1988, Item 134, 

p. 174. 

26. Discontinuance or Abandonment of Local Church Property, IACJ, 1999, Item 601, p. 175. 

27. District Realignment; The Next Four Years: A Strategy for Growth, IACJ, 1988, Item 560, 

P. 284. 

28. Divorced Ministers’ Spouses, IACJ, 1982, Item 153. Iowa Annual Conference Guidelines 

Concerning Clergy-Spouse Divorce, IACJ, 1986, Item 147, pp. 198-204.

INDEX OF STANDING ITEMS 

29. Election of Delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conferences, Guidelines, IACJ, 1994, 

p. 243; IACJ, 1998, Item 218, p. 173. 

30. Election of Nominees to the Jurisdictional Pool for General and Jurisdictional Board and 

Agencies, IACJ, 1992, Item 654, p. 271. 

31. EMLC, Comprehensive Plan for Developing in the Iowa Annual Conference, IACJ, 1988, 

Item 357, p. 223, update IACJ, 1991, Item 301, p. 201. 

32. Episcopal Decisions, Requests for and Rulings, IACJ, 1993, pp. 99-101; IACJ, 1994, p. 

99; IACJ, 1995, p. IACJ, 1996, p. 86. 

33. Evangelism, Comprehensive Plan for the Iowa Annual Conference, IACJ, 1987, p. 207. 

34. Headquarters Relocation Task Force Report, IACJ, 1994, p. 248. 

35. 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. 

36. Homelessness Task Force, IACJ, 1989, Item 301, p. 188. 

37. Homosexual Persons, Report of Task Force on Ministry to, IACJ, 1990, Item 557. 

38. 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. 

39. Iowa Inter-Church Forum: 

a. Funding, IACJ, 1982, Item 622, p. 346. 

b. Programming Through, IACJ, 1982, Item 623, p. 346. 

40. Iowa-Nigeria Partnership; IACJ, 1997, Legislative Committee III, p. 182. 

41. Journal Distribution, IACJ, 1990, Item 652, p. 348. 

42. Local Church, Practical Suggestions for Effective Ministry, IACJ, 1992, Item 126, p. 191. 

43. Master Plan for the Ministry, IACJ, 1975, Item 651, pp. 379-87; 1976, Item 914, pp. 422- 

23; 1977, Item 801, pp. 441-43. 

44. Mission Church Assistance, Item 129, IACJ 1996, p. 183. 

45. Ministerial Education Fund, IACJ, 1990, Item 125, p. 203. 

46. New Church Development and Parish Revitalization, Joint Strategy for; Item 123, IACJ 

1996, p. 178; IACJ, 1998, Item 407, p. 186. 

47. Non-Certified Persons in Diaconal Ministry, Guidelines for Employment, IACJ, 1988, Item 

136, p. 179. 

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48. Okoboji Report, IACJ, 1994, p. 244. 


49. 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; 1999, Item 652, pp. 189-193. 

50. Pastoral Record, IACJ, 1989, Item 103, p. 185. 

51. 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. 

52. Priscilla Fund, IACJ, 1991, Item 631, p. 227; IACJ, 1998, Item 649, p. 219. 

53. 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. 

54. Rainbow Covenant Church, Item 201, IACJ 1996, p. 187; IACJ, 2000, p. 140, Item 201. 

55. Reconciling/Transforming Conference; CCOM Report, IACJ, 1997, p. 224. 

56. Restructuring (Conference Administrative); IACJ, 1999, p. 151. 

57. Roll of the Dead, (complete records noted), IACJ, 1969, p. 396. 

58. Rural Economic Concerns, IACJ, 1987, Item 201, pp. 191-194. 

59. Sabbatical Leave Procedure and Program, IACJ, 1971, pp. D-109-D-110, 1972, Volume 

2, pp. 131-32; IACJ, 1994, p. 249. 

60. 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). 

61. Staff Housing Policy, IACJ, 1997, p. 199. 

62. Staff Study Report, IACJ, 1996, p. 257; Staffing Model, CCOM Deployed Staff, IACJ, 

2000, pp. 159-160, Item 401. 

63. Stewardship Goals and Strategies (Comprehensive), IACJ, 1986, Section II, pp. 204-211. 

64. Structure and Reorganization: 

Structure Study Report, IACJ, 1987, Item 616, pp. 235-257. 

65. United Methodist Men, Constitution and Bylaws, updated March 13, 1993 and on file with 

the Conference U.M.M. President and Treasurer. 

66. Westmar College - Actions relating to; IACJ, 1990, Daily Proceedings, p. 171. 

67. Workmen’s Compensation, IACJ, 1974, p. 376.9.

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XI. REPORTS OF CONFERENCE ACTION 

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 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 2000 Pre-Conference Manual, as amended and adopted by the 2000 Annual Conference 

Session, is on file in the office of the Director of the Conference Council on Ministries. 

See the Daily Proceedings section of this Conference Journal for motions in regards to further action of 

the 2000 Annual Conference. 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION I 

Legislative Chairperson: Paul Wilcox 

Legislative Secretary: Andree Halden 

Small Group A: 

Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries 

The Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries exists to provide Christian growth 

experiences where Jesus Christ transforms lives, persons grow in Christian discipleship and leaders are 

developed to empower their local churches in the world. 

The Board hopes to expand adult ministry opportunities and build upon its strong base in children 

and youth ministries to reflect and respond to the dynamic changes of the 21 st century. The Board seeks 

to develop leaders, spiritually and theologically, who recognize their gifts for ministry and also provide 

leadership in camps, local churches and communities. The Board seeks always to strengthen the 

connection between local churches and campsites (ministry centers). 

101. Campsite (Ministry Center) Program Support 

This program provides part of the salary and benefits support package for site directors and other 

key leadership for the program and administration at the Conference campsites. By helping to provide 

support staff for maintenance and business responsibilities, this item allows site directors to spend more 

time developing program, networking with clergy and laypersons and visiting local churches to promote 

the ministry. 

The site directors train and direct over 80 college age young adults each summer. Lay persons 

from our churches fill leadership positions where they continue to grow as event directors and 

counselors. Within the camping program children and youth are given the opportunity to develop 

leadership skills over the course of several years as they grow spiritually and in the knowledge of group 

and camping skills. 

All (100%) of the apportionment funds and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT 

CHALLENGE GIVING directed to this item will be used for program support at 

campsites (ministry centers). 

102. Campsite (Ministry Center) Maintenance and Improvements 

This item is designed to assist in keeping the campsites (ministry centers) well maintained and 

to improve the facilities so they will be attractive to participants and provide space that enhances the 

experience for campers, retreat participants, local church groups and others using these facilities. 

All (100%) of the apportionments funds and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG 

ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING directed to this item will be used for costs related to the 

maintenance and improvement of campsites (ministry centers).

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103. Marketing and Leadership Development 

This item provides for the promotion of the various programs of the camping and retreat ministry. 

These include publication and distribution of the camp catalog, and brochures for the individual sites and 

for Christian Ventures. 

About 90% of the apportionment funds and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG 

ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING attached to this item will be directed toward marketing 

and promotional activities. 

This item also supports continuing education for site directors, Board of Camp, Conference, and 

Retreat Ministries members and volunteers who attend the National Camp Leaders Training. 

About 10% of the apportionment funds and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG 

ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING attached to this item will be used for leadership 

development through continuing education. 

104. Camperships 

Camperships make it possible for persons experiencing financial hardships to attend events 

sponsored by the Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries. The Board expects to help over 

450 persons, mostly children, to participate in camping and retreat experiences each year who would 

otherwise be unable to attend these important events. 

About 2% of the apportionment funds attached to this item are used to maintain the 

records, do the correspondence and otherwise manage the campership program. The 

remaining 98% of these funds are used directly for camperships. 

105. Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries Budget Summary 

A. Summary of budget items which are funded by apportionments and/or support the 

conference-wide camping program. These items do not appear in the budgets for individual sites. 

Revenues and Support 2001 2002 

Apportionments 

Conference Benevolences $543,876 $543,876 

Miscellaneous receipts 

CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT 

CHALLENGE 49,320 86,624 

Camper Fees 5,000 5,200 

Contributions Designated for Camperships 27,000 28,000 

Total $625,196 $663,700 

Expenses 

Program services 

Local Church Support Ministries 

Connectional Ministries 

101. Campsite (Min. Center) Program Sup. $270,196 $285,000 

102. Campsite (Min. Center) Main. & Improv. 255,000 270,000 

103. Market & Lead. Dev. (inc. Camper Fees) 28,000 30,700 

104. Camperships (includes contributions) 72,000 78,000 

Total $625,196 $663,700 

B. Summary of entire budget for the Conference camping program. This includes the individual 

site budgets which are funded primarily through camper, retreat and hosted group fees. It also 

incorporates the items summarized in 105.A above . Note: At the Conference level, camperships are 

given to help campers lacking financial resources to attend camp. As those campers attend camp, the


camperships turn into camper fees which then support the programming at the site. It is also important 

to note that the funds carried forward in this budget primarily represent camperships. Camperships are 

raised one year and used the next. This method of management allows the Board of Camps to know 

at the beginning of the camping season how many camperships it will be able to award. 

Revenues and Support: 2001 2002 


World Service and conference benevolences $ 543,876 $ 543,876 

Less amounts not collected 

Apportionments received $ 543,876 $ 543,876 

District Askings 

Charitable gifts and grants 309,736 289,453 

Fees for services 1,063,307 1,081,776 

Investment earnings 1,889 1,950 

Miscellaneous receipts 38,102 38,250 

Total revenues and support $1,956,911 $1,955,305 

Expenses: 

Program services: 

Local Church support ministries: 

Connectional ministries $1,886,713 $1,925,371 

Institutional support ministries: 

Direct grants to affiliated institutions 

Total program services $1,886,713 $1,925,371 

Supporting Services: 

Fund-raising services 

Total expenses $1,886,713 $1,925,371 

Excess revenues and support over expenditures 70,198 29,934 

Inter-fund transfers 8,000 8,000 

Balance forward from prior year 229,483 259,468 

Ending Balance $ 307,681 $ 297,402 

C. Action Item: The Annual Conference authorizes apportionment levels and the total budgets 

of the Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries for 2001 and 2002 at: 

2001 2002 

Apportionments $543,876 $543,876 


CHALLENGE $49,320 $86,624 

Total Revenue $1,956,911 $1,955,305 

Total Expense $1,886,713 $1,925,371 

Small Group B: 

106. Change in Structure for the Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries 

This action changed the name of this agency to the “Board of Camp, Conference, and Retreat 

Ministries” to reflect the broad, inclusive nature of the ministry. This action also redefines the board's 

role, clearly stating that it is to establish vision, policy, goals, and systems for monitoring progress. The 

professional staff will be responsible for implementation and day-to-day management of the 

camp/ministry sites and programs operated by the Board. Volunteers will be organized to assist the 

professional staff in carrying out the program, operation and development of camp/ministry sites.

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Rules of Order Change 

Submitted by: Board of Camps and Extended Ministries 

1999 IACJ, Page 241, lines 6-37. 

Replace the present III.C.2.c.(1) with the following: 

(1) Board of Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries (15 members). 

(a) Responsibilities: 

(i) Establish a vision, a direction for the ministry, and monitor the progress to assure 

that the organization is carrying it out. 

(ii) Be the link between the sites and annual conference (agencies and 

congregations), assuring that the agencies’ and churches’ needs and issues are 

understood by the Camp, Conference, and Retreat Ministries leaders, and that the 

Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries’ needs and issues are understood by the 

churches and annual conference agencies. 

(iii) Establish standards of quality for carrying out all aspects of the ministry with 

systems of accountability for assuring that the standards are maintained. 

(iv) Set annual goals which are attainable and measurable, and establish a regular 

system of accountability and feedback to assure that the goals are met and new goals 

established. 

(v) Oversee the management of the sites, programs and personnel to assure fiscal 

responsibility, stewardship of property, quality of programming, fairness in staff 

relations, and practices which reduce the exposure of risk in the annual conference. 

(b) Officers of the board and members of the executive committee shall be the chairperson, 

vice chairperson and secretary. The officers may be selected from outside the board 

membership. 

(c) The Board will have 15 members: 4 lay, 4 clergy, 4 persons with special expertise, and 

3 officers. There shall be a goal of having membership which will represent each of the 

districts. 

(d) Consultants shall be the Associate Council Director for Camp, Conference and Retreat 

Ministries and the Conference Treasurer or designee. 

(e) The Board shall have a Personnel standing committee. 

Also, III.C.1.e.(4), 1999 IACJ, page 239 

(4) There shall be an Associate Council Director for Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries 

who shall be employed by, directed by, and amenable to the Annual Conference Council on Ministries, 

under the direction of the Conference Council on Ministries Director in cooperation with the Board of 

Camp, Conference and Retreat and Ministries. The Associate Council Director for Camp, Conference 

and Retreat Ministries, as the staff person related to the Board of Camp, Conference and Retreat 

Ministries, will be the administrator of the conference’s camping program and the campsites. 

Small Group C: 

107. Capital Campaign for the Board of Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries 

Proposal: 

The Conference Council on Finance and Administration (CFA) recommended to the Iowa Annual 

Conference (Conference) a capital campaign to raise nine million dollars over approximately seven years 

for the Board of Camps, Conference and Retreat Ministries (BOCCRM). The purpose is to build, 

renovate, and maintain facilities that will increase capacity and provide user-friendly opportunities for 

children, youth and adults at the BOCCRM five ministry centers. 

Annual Conference Action: 

1. Approved a capital fund-raising campaign. 

a. The campaign will be conducted over approximately seven years. Active solicitation will occur 

during the first three years followed by four years for pledge commitment completion. 

b. From the net proceeds received, after paying the fund-raising costs, 10% will be set aside as


a permanently restricted endowment in which the investment earnings may be used for repair and 

maintenance. The remainder will be used to build and renovate facilities at the BOCCRM five ministry 

centers. 

2. Approved the use of BOCCRM assets to secure a $500,000 line of credit to be used to finance 

the start up costs. The line of credit will be repaid from gifts received during the campaign. 

Rationale: 

In order to maintain our current usage levels, the camping and retreat facilities are in drastic need of 

renovation and updating. Many of the facilities are in excess of 50 years old and, as such, need 

significant amounts of repair and maintenance. Our marketing surveys and customer satisfaction 

responses tell us that people expect and want modern facilities. For example, when people discover that 

many facilities are not air conditioned, they do not register for the camp or retreat. 

The results of our feasibility study and marketing plan development confirm that there is a market for the 

camp and retreat facilities. Currently, only about 4% of Iowa United Methodist youth attend camp while 

many adults indicate a desire to attend retreats when adequate facilities are provided. 

Each campsite has identified a market niche that takes advantage of its unique features and targets a 

market population that is sufficient to sustain their camp and retreat ministries. These plans have been 

in effect for approximately one year and have produced promising results. Total registration income 

increased by 14% in 1999, while in 2000 registrations are ahead of 1999. 

Registration fees 2000 1999 

Camping $ 830,420 $ 54,928 

Retreat 223,660 218,204 

Total $1,054,080 $ 973,132 

Percent change 8.3% 14.2% 

Critical Needs: 

In order for the capital campaign and master plan to be successful, the Conference must help meet the 

following needs: 

1. Access to a data base of Iowa United Methodist members. In the past the Conference has 

relied on local churches to conduct offerings and fund drives to meet fund-raising targets. Many of these 

fund-raising campaigns did not meet their goals. Access to a data base of United Methodist members 

will allow direct contact for the purpose of informing and soliciting support for the goals and objectives 

of this capital campaign. 

2. A line of credit in the amount of $500,000. The line of credit will be secured by the assets 

of the BOCCRM and will be used to finance the start up costs of the campaign. 

3. A professional fund-raising consultant. The BOCCRM will hire a professional fund-raising 

consultant to develop the campaign strategies and plans. The consultant will conduct the campaign as 

well as monitor and update the fund-raising strategies. 

4. Individual ministry center's marketing plans and strategies. Each ministry center will review 

and update their marketing plans and strategies as each new project is developed as well as on an 

annual basis in order to take advantage of new opportunities. 

5. A fulltime financial accounting manager. A financial accounting manager will be hired to 

facilitate the accounting and reporting needs of the BOCCRM. This position will be under the direct 

supervision of the Conference Treasurer with a working relationship with the BOCCRM. The position will 

be funded through current apportionments. 

Reporting: 

Once the campaign is approved, the BOCCRM will hire a professional fund raiser to develop the 

campaign plans and strategies that identify critical tasks and time frames. The BOCCRM will submit the 

campaign plan to CFA for review. The consultant will provide periodic (not less than quarterly) status 

reports to BOCCRM and CFA.

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Assumptions: 

In building a budget for this campaign, the following assumptions were used: 

1. The 2000 Iowa Annual Conference Session will approve the campaign. 

2. The critical data base of Iowa United Methodist members will be at a useful state by 

September 2000 such that planning will be completed this fall. 

3. The campaign will cover approximately seven years, to include up to three years of active 

solicitation and four additional years for pledge commitment completion. 

4. The Conference will approve using BOCCRM's assets to secure a $500,000 line of credit 

for a period of five years. The campaign will draw against this line of credit for the first two years, 

essentially paying the start up costs. The line of credit will then he repaid during the next three years. 

5. The Conference will need to borrow any monies to complete construction projects. 

Budget: 

The following is the budget for the capital campaign. A cash flow projection is included in appendix A 

of the Post-Conference Manual which may be found in the Council on Ministries Director’s office. 

Receipts: 

Charitable gifts $9,000,000 100% 

Expenses: 

Fund Raising: 

Professional fund-raising fee 729,150 

Promotional activities 82,025 

Travel expense 135,900 

Office expense 91,400 

Donor screening 20,000 

Interest expense 89,582 

Total fund-raising expense 1,148,057 13% 

Maintenance endowment 785,195 9% 

Capital improvements 7,066,748 79% 

Total capital project 7,851,943 87% 

Total expenses $9,000,000 100% 

Capital Improvements: 

The BOCCRM has developed a master plan, in consultation with Kaleidoscope, for the facilities at each 

of our five ministry centers. The facilities contained within this plan have been prioritized by the 

BOCCRM and affirmed by the feasibility study. The following table presents those projects that are most 

critical to the expansion and success of the five ministry centers. Should additional funds become 

available, the BOCCRM has identified other facilities within the scope of the master plan. 

During the course of the campaign, BOCCRM will have architecture plans and detail costs prepared for 

approval by the Board of Trustees in a timely manner such that construction will proceed as actual 

monies become available. 

Ministry Priority Facility Cost Center Total 

Aldersgate 1 Recreation Center $ 77,400 

2 Dining Center 990,000 

3 Cabin 255,600 

$1,323,000 

Golden Valley 1 Dining Center $ 990,000 

2 Koinonia lodges (2) 495,000 

3 Motel, agape 689,400


Okoboji 1 Spirit Cabin $ 352,332 

2 Activity/Aquatic Ctr. 1,315,368 

Pictured Rocks 1a Dining Ctr. Renov. $ 110,700 

1b Lodges (2) 401,400 

2 Indoor Act. area/pool 656,100 

Wesley Woods 1 Methaqua lodge add. $ 198,000 

2 Welcome Ctr./office 90,000 

3 Indoor horse act. ctr. 297,000 

Less amounts rec’d (127,000) 

4 Prairie View Cabins 342,000 

$2,174,400 

$1,667,700 

$1,168,200 

$ 800,000 

Total Project Costs $7,133,300 

Total Projected Funds Available $7,066,748 

Small Group D: 

Board of Church and Society 

The Board of Church and Society helps the Iowa Annual Conference, districts and local churches 

as they relate the gospel of Jesus Christ to the members of the church and to the persons and structures 

of the communities, nation, and world in which they live. Board programs provide education and action 

on issues confronting the church in ways that are consistent with the Social Principles and the policies 

adopted by the Iowa Annual Conference and the General Conference of the United Methodist Church. 

108. Legislative Advocacy 

The Board of Church and Society’s primary task is to call local churches, individuals, and the 

annual conference to witness to Jesus Christ in active social justice ministries. The highest priority of 

the board is legislative advocacy. To accomplish this priority, it is deemed necessary to employ a 

legislative advocate. The Legislative Advocate works under mandate of the Iowa Annual Conference 

through the work of the Board of Church and Society. This person is appointed by the Bishop of the 

Iowa Annual Conference. The Legislative Advocacy Committee, a standing committee of the Board of 

Church and Society, works in direct relationship to the legislative advocate. The Legislative Advocate 

works full-time on behalf of the Iowa Annual Conference and is in regular dialogue with the Bishop of the 

Iowa Annual Conference throughout the year. 

The Legislative Advocate advocates the official positions of the United Methodist Church, 

including the Social Principles, the General Conference resolutions, and the Iowa Annual Conference 

resolutions 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. The Advocate also encourages, enables and trains United 

Methodists in advocacy. 

About 1/3 of the Legislative Advocate program is funded through apportionments. The 

remaining 2/3 is funded through direct contributions, fees for shared services and interest 

earned on endowed gifts designated for this program. 

109. Peace and Justice Ministries 

A. Criminal Justice ministries provide awareness of our Christian call to ministry in the area of 

criminal justice, and provide advocacy for and in the criminal justice system through awareness and 

involvement.

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B. Restorative Justice ministries introduce and implement restorative justice programs 

throughout Iowa and train persons to become restorative justice facilitators. This is a new initiative of 

the General Church implemented in Iowa by this Board. 

C. Memberships in various coalitions and advocacy groups provide for representation and voice 

for Iowa United Methodists in these efforts. These memberships include Project Equality, Iowa Religious 

Coalition for Reproductive Choice, and the Iowa Environmental Council. 

D. The Homelessness and Affordable Housing Task Force distributes information on 

homelessness to local churches and provides financial support to assist them with projects that affect 

homeless persons. The task force meets quarterly to review applications and to award funding in 

support of this effort. 

E. The Ecumenical Peace Cooperation emphasizes our need to work ecumenically as a 

denomination and as individuals on peace issues. This effort is an ongoing program designed to share 

expertise and resources, thus preventing unnecessary duplication and to strengthen peace education, 

training and action by United Methodists. 

F. Education and Leadership Training is a new program designed to provide funding for training 

local church and Conference Board of Church and Society members about issues and the church’s 

position on those issues. This training covers General Church resolutions as well as the Iowa 

Conference resolutions. It also helps develop skills in how to be an advocate. 

The Board of Church and Society uses about 25% of its apportionments funds on their 

six Peace and Justice Ministries. 

110. Board of Church and Society Budget Summary 

A. This total budget summary includes the substantial donations and contributions which fund 

about two-thirds of the Legislative Advocacy program. In addition, it shows the income from Peace and 

Justice offerings, the payment of that offering to the General Church and the distribution of half of the 

remaining portion through grants to ecumenical peace and justice efforts. The carry over amounts 

represent funds designated for use by the Legislative Advocate program. 



World Service and conference benevolences $ 54,320 $ 55,570 


Apportionments received 54,320 55,570 


Investment earnings 1,250 


Total revenues and support $ 131,380 $ 159,860 

Expenses: 


General church support ministries: 

Advanced specials and special Sunday offerings $ 10,000 $ 10,000 

Local church support ministries: 

Direct grants to local churches 14,015 15,265 

Connectional ministries 122,365 124,595 



Ecumenical programs 10,000 10,000


Other Ministries: 

Direct grants to individuals 

Other programs 

Total programs services $156,380 $159,860 

Supporting services: 

Fund-raising services 150 150 

Total expenses 156,530 160,010 

Excess revenues and support over expenditures (25,150) (150) 

Inter-fund transfers 



B. Action Item: The Annual Conference authorizes apportionment revenue and total budget 

levels for the Board of Church and Society for 2001 and 2002 at: 

2001 2002 


Total Revenue $131,380 $159,860 

Total Expense $156,530 $160,010 

111. Creation of a Standing Committee on Resolutions for the Board of Church and Society 

Adoption of this rule of order change creates within the Board of Church and Society a Standing 

Committee on Resolutions and will make the chair of that committee a member of the Board of Church 

and Society. The purpose of this committee will be to solicit, develop, advocate for, suggest, receive 

for review, and otherwise deal with the substantive content of resolutions which the Board of Church and 

Society wishes to present to the Annual Conference. 

NOTE: Creation of this Board Standing Committee in no way affects the work and role of the Conference 

Resolutions Committee. The Conference Resolutions Committee is responsible for ensuring the integrity 

of the resolutions process. It does not address itself to content of resolutions. All resolutions, including 

those which originate in the Board of Church and Society and those which originate elsewhere, will 

continue to be reviewed by the Conference Resolutions Committee to ensure that they adhere to 

Conference guidelines. 

Rule of Order Change 

Submitted by: Board of Church and Society. 

1999 IACJ, Page 241, line 44 

(b) Membership shall include one person from each of the twelve districts and the chairpersons 

of the Legislative Advocacy and Resolutions Standing Committees. 

. . . . . 

(e) The board shall have two standing committees; Legislative Advocacy and Resolutions. 

Small Group E: 

Board of Discipleship 

The Board of Discipleship exists to assist the church in making disciples for Christ, through 

Wesley’s Means of Grace: prayer, study of scripture, fasting, celebrating the Lord’s Supper, Christian 

conferencing, and acts of mercy. 

The Board of Discipleship engages this ministry in two primary ways: Seeding local church efforts 

in mission and ministry, and direct ministry in areas which are especially connectional in nature. 

112. Seeding Local Church Mission and Ministry 

Through the Coordinated Funding process, local churches make application for seed money to

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develop new ministries. This funding helps local churches pursue their vision for new ministries by 

helping overcome some of the initial financial obstacles. The infusion of seed money can help an 

emerging ministry get started and can help generate the local support that will sustain it over time. 

These innovative ministries are shared throughout the Conference by a variety of means, including 

regular communication channels, the work of the CCOM Bi-District Field Staff, and the Coordinated 

Funding process. The visioning, creativity, and development of local support for emerging ministries 

helps develop leadership within the local church. Working with the Board of Discipleship to develop and 

seed their ministry helps those local leaders develop a stronger sense of connection to the larger church 

in general, and to the Conference in particular. Application for these funds is made through the 

Coordinated Funding for Ministry process. (Note: See time line in “Other Reports” at the end of Reports 

of Conference Action). 

About 75% of the Board of Discipleship’s apportionments are directed toward grants to 

local churches. 

113. Direct Ministry 

A. The Board of Discipleship includes among its members one Advocate for each of five 

discipleship areas: Evangelism, Stewardship, Christian Education, Spiritual Formation, and Worship. 

These volunteers are individuals whose special responsibility is to assist the Board, and by extension 

the entire Conference, in understanding and pursuing discipleship within their specific area. In order to 

advocate effectively for their discipleship area in local churches, through district events and at the 

Conference level, each Advocate needs on-going training and cutting-edge materials. The primary role 

of the Advocates is the development of local, district, and Conference leaders attuned to and committed 

to these areas of discipleship. 

B. The Board of Discipleship encourages local churches to help young people and families 

understand the gift of sexuality and to use it responsibly. Through the work of the Human Sexuality Task 

Force, the Board makes available the curriculum Christians and Sexuality for use in local churches, as 

well as encourages the use of other United Methodist resources around the issue of human sexuality. 

This ministry helps develop local church leadership by promoting program ministries that can be used 

and adapted by leaders in the local church. The Board of Discipleship shall review and take any needed 

action to ensure that the curriculum Christians and Sexuality is fully consistent with The Book of 

Discipline of the United Methodist Church. The Board shall make a full written report to the 2001 Annual 


C. Each year, the Board of Discipleship conducts a 5-Day Academy for Spiritual Growth. The 

clergy and lay persons who participate in this Academy report dramatic new depth in their spirituality and 

new insight into their spiritual journey. Spiritual growth is a key aspect of leadership development in the 

church. Follow-up studies show that persons who have participated in spiritual formation experiences 

such as this Academy frequently become leaders in their local churches, and at the district and 

Conference levels. 

About 25% of the Board of Discipleship’s apportionment funds are used for 

direct ministry. 

114. Board of Discipleship Budget Summary 

A. This budget summary includes the income from Academy for Spiritual Formation fees. It also 

includes the proceeds from the Christian Education Special Offering, which is used to help support 

camping in the Iowa Annual Conference, to provide scholarships to professionals in ministry, and to help 

purchase new educational materials for Iowa Religious Media Services. The funds carried over from one 

year to the next, as well as the Inter-fund transfer, reflect the fact that the Christian Education Special 

Offering is collected in one year and disbursed the next. 

Revenues and support: 2001 2002



World service and conference benevolences $ 71,840 $ 71,840 




Fees for services 7,000 7,000 

Investment earnings 125 125 



Expenses: 



Direct grants to local churches $ 55,940 $ 55,940 



Direct grants to affiliated institutions 10,200 20,200 

Other ministries: 

Direct grants to individuals 4,800 4,800 

Total program services $ 90,440 $ 100,440 

Supporting servivces: 

Fund-raising services 1,250 1,250 

Total expenses $ 91,690 $ 101,690 

Excess revenues and support over expenditures 7,775 (225) 

Inter-fund transfers (8,000) (8,000) 

Balance forward prior years 23,822 23,597 

Ending balance $ 23,597 $ 15,372 

B. Action Item: The Annual Conference authorizes the Board of Discipleship apportionment 

and budget levels for 2001 and 2002 at: 

2001 2002 


Total Revenue $99,465 $101,465 

Total Expense $91,690 $101,690 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION II 

Legislative Chairperson: Chuck Kelsey 

Legislative Secretary: Dana Williams 


Board of Global Ministries 

The Board of Global Ministries hopes to carry to further maturity the vision established in 1998 

(see page 180 of the 1998 Iowa Annual Conference Journal). The Board’s major objective remains to 

help congregations grow in mission. In addition to carrying out the responsibilities described in the 

Discipline, the Board focuses on the deployment of resources for mission and ministry to the 

congregations in Iowa. The Board’s primary goals are: 1) to empower local churches to have ministries 

that reach unchurched children who are in poverty and at risk, 2) to start new churches so that the 

membership of the Iowa Annual Conference will reflect the population of the state, in terms of age, social

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economics and racial diversity. 

During the current year, the Board is funding 16 children’s initiatives, assisting 22 congregations 

and districts in furthering their mission, supporting various types of church extension in 13 locations, 

supporting six Shalom initiatives and assisting in nine health ministry programs. 

201. Guidelines for Rainbow Covenant 

The purpose of the Rainbow Covenant program is to educate and motivate local churches in 

supporting United Methodist Board of Global Ministries projects and personnel as well as supporting 

Conference and 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 and 

Third Mile Rainbow Covenant churches, as well as Honorable Mention churches. This would indicate 

that all apportionments are being paid in full. We also want to encourage churches to strive for a higher 

level in their mission giving: Honorable Mention churches becoming Second Mile Rainbow Covenant; 

Second Mile Rainbow Covenant becoming Third Mile Rainbow Covenant; Third Mile Rainbow Covenant 

becoming a Global Mission Partner. 

A. First Mile Giving: Churches pay in full World Service and Conference Benevolence askings 

and all apportionments. 

B. Second Mile Giving: Meeting all seven challenges totals $12.00/member. 

RED SPECTRUM: WORLD—churches give $1.00/member to Board of Global 

Ministries projects or missionary support outside the United States. This may also include cash 

gifts to the Iowa-Nigeria Partnership. 

ORANGE SPECTRUM: UNITED STATES—churches give $1.00/member to Board of Global 

Ministries projects or missionary support within the United States. 

YELLOW SPECTRUM: UMCOR—churches give $1.00/member to United Methodist Committee 

on Relief (UMCOR) projects of their own choosing. This can include donations to the Church 

World Service Blanket Fund 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, Conference or local hunger/poverty programs. This includes kits and most cash 

gifts given to the Thanksgiving Ingathering, items given at Annual Conference for the UMCOR 

Depot, cash and food given to local food pantries or feeding programs, CROP Walk cash and 

UNICEF donations. 

BLUE SPECTRUM: IOWA CONFERENCE ADVANCE SPECIALS—churches give 

$1.00/member to Iowa Conference Advance Special projects of their own choosing. These will 

be listed in the 2001-2002 Rainbow Covenant Workbook to be published in January of 2001. 

INDIGO SPECTRUM: PARISH DEVELOPMENT ADVANCE SPECIALS— 

churches give $1.00/member to Iowa Conference Parish Development funds and/or New 

Congregations (established 10 years or less) and/or Ethnic Congregations. These churches will 

be listed in the 2001-2002 Rainbow Covenant Workbook to be published in January of 2001. 

SPECIAL OFFERINGS: World Communion, United Methodist Student Day, Human Relations 

Day, Christian Education, Native American Awareness, Peace with Justice, Golden Cross and 

Rural Life—churches give $1.00/member to any combination of these special offerings. One 

Great Hour of Sharing is not included here because it is listed under the Yellow Spectrum: 

UMCOR. It is hoped that the $1.00/member total giving would be a MINIMUM giving amount.


C. Third Mile Giving—A total of $3.00/member in two specific areas. 

MISSIONARY SUPPORT—churches give $2.00/member toward support of a General Board of 

Global Ministries mission personnel; this can include a missionary serving in the United States, 

outside the United States, or a Church and Community worker. This can also include support 

of a Person in Mission through the Global Mission Partner program. 

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 United Methodist camps, colleges, seminaries, hospitals or retirement homes. 

D. Honorable Mention churches pay apportionments in full and give $12/member to the above 

projects, but not distributed in all the spectrums as designated. 

202. Hispanic Ministries Standing Committee 

This Rule of Order change establishes within the Board of Global Ministries a Standing 

Committee on Hispanic Ministries. This committee will be responsible for strengthening ministry to the 

rapidly growing Hispanic community in Iowa through the creation of a comprehensive strategy in concert 

with the National Hispanic Ministry Plan of the General Board of Global Ministries. The Committee will 

be responsible for deploying resources and personnel to various Hispanic ministries of presence and 

worshiping communities. Part of the funds allocated to this Committee will be used for leadership 

training for more effective Hispanic ministry. 

This action also provides for the members of this committee to engage in the advocacy efforts 

which have previously been the responsibility of the Hispanic Committee of the Conference Council on 

Ministries, and to link for communication and coordination purposes with the CCOM. 

Together, these two rule changes create the Board of Global Ministries Standing Committee on 

Hispanic Ministries for the purpose of programming, then provide for it to serve as the Council on 

Ministries’ Hispanic Committee for purposes of advocacy. 

Rule of Order Changes 

Submitted by the Conference Council on Ministries 

III.C.2.c.(4)(f), (1999 IACJ, page 242) (add new section) 

The board [of Global Ministries] shall have the following standing committees: 

1. Parish Development 

2. Community and Institutional Ministries 

3. Mission Education 

4. Hispanic Ministries 

III.C.1.d.(6), (1999 IACJ, page 238) 

Hispanic Ministries Committee: There shall be a committee composed of the membership and 

officers of the Hispanic Ministries Standing Committee of the Conference Board of Global 

Ministries. The chairperson of the committee will be a member of the Conference Council on 

Ministries. Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council on Ministries 

staff person. 

III.C.2.c.(4)(b), (IACJ, page 242) 

Membership shall include one person from each of the twelve districts, the Conference Missions 

Secretary who will chair the Mission Education standing committee and the chairpersons of the 

three remaining standing committees. 


203. Guidelines for Church Extension and Revitalization (Standing Item, p. 182, 1998 IACJ) 

The Board of Global Ministries recommends that this item be continued as a standing item.

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204. Joint Strategy for New Church Development and Parish Revitalization (Standing Item, p. 

186, 1998 IACJ) 

The Board of Global Ministries recommends that this item be continued as a standing item. 

205. Developing Ministries with Children in Poverty and at Risk 

The goal of this grant program is to provide funding for the initiation of new ministries for 

children, with emphasis on unchurched children, particularly those in poverty and at risk in other ways. 

Application for these funds is made through the Coordinated Funding for Ministry process. 

All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for Developing 

Ministries with Children in Poverty and at Risk. In addition, a portion of the CHILDREN, 

YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING will be directed to this effort. 

206. Church Extension 

The funds in this program are used as grants for establishing new churches, supporting recentlystarted 

churches, and for general church extension as determined by the Parish Development 

Committee and the Board of Global Ministries. It is the goal to help fund two new church starts and one 

new ethnic ministry per year. Application for these funds is made through the Coordinated Funding for 

Ministry process. 

All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for Church Extension. 

207. Mission Church Assistance 

A “Mission Church” is one that has a unique mission opportunity, has clearly stated a vision for 

that ministry, has a long range plan for continually developing this ministry, and has a clear need for 

connectional financial support in order to accomplish this revitalization ministry. 

Mission Church Assistance (MCA) is not meant for facility improvements, but for program and/or 

salary support. It is not meant simply to sustain what is already happening in the local church, but is 

meant for revitalization of a local church that now sees itself and defines itself as “Mission Church.” 

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 to individual 

churches generally decrease from one year to the next so that Conference support gradually ends after 

a maximum of five years. Application for these funds is made through the Coordinated Funding for 

Ministry process. 

All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for Mission Church 

Assistance. 

208. Academy for New Ministry Development 

This program identifies, trains and mentors pastors with a particular interest in starting new 

churches or revitalization of existing churches. The Academy equips them with knowledge and skills 

that will move them toward successful church starts preparing them for a variety of start-up situations. 

This program works in partnership with the Cabinet which appoints pastors to specific start up situations 

and revitalization or mission church situations. 

All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for the Academy 

for New Ministry Development. 

209. United Methodist Builders 

Participants in the United Methodist Builders Call respond with gifts twice a year to help a 

designated church with a building project. Application for these funds is made through the Coordinated 

Funding for Ministry process. However, applications for Builders Call are accepted at any time.


All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for United 

Methodist Builders. 

210. Shalom Initiative and Emerging Ministries 

In order to initiate and nurture Shalom Zones throughout the Conference, training and seed 

money grants are provided to churches for the purpose of developing a Shalom Zone. 

A Shalom Zone is defined as a geographic area within a community in which churches work 

toward systemic change by collaborating with community organizations and residents to empower 

community leaders and residents to plan for their community’s future and proclaim the Gospel of Jesus 

Christ. The Shalom Zone therefore becomes a specific mission field moving in transformation from 

charity to justice as community-based strategic planning moves toward self-determination and 

community participation in all decision making. An important aspect of the Shalom process is the 

development of local resources that results in self-sustaining community economic development. 

A Shalom Zone may develop new models of development and/or also test programs that can be 

replicated in other communities. A Shalom Zone is empowered by local congregations and supported 

by resources, volunteers, strategic appointments, gifts and prayers. 

Applications for Shalom Zone and Emerging Ministry funding is made through the Coordinated 

Funding for Ministry process. 

All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for the Shalom 

Initiative and Emerging Ministries. 

211. Connectional Agency Mission Support 

Connectional Agency Mission Support (CAMS) provides financial support through grants to 

mission agencies of the Iowa Annual Conference. Agencies apply annually for grant funding through 

the Coordinated Funding for Ministry process. Examples of agencies which are currently receiving 

support through this fund include: 

Des Moines District 

Des Moines Board of Mission & Justice 

Hawthorn Hill Ministries 

Children and Family Urban Ministries 

Pre-Trial Release Program 

Bidwell-Riverside Center 


Urban Visions - Fort Dodge 


Ministry and Justice, Quad Cities 

Hispanic Tutoring Ministry 

Sioux City District 

Hispanic Ministries 


Southeast Asian Christian Ministry 


Waterloo Urban Ministry 

Meskwaki Settlement Ministry of Presence 

Emerging Ministries 

Emerging Hispanic Ministries 

212. Health Ministries 

Health Ministries awards grants to foster health ministries in local churches and institutions. 

Grants may be awarded on a declining scale for up to three years and recipients should have a plan for 

eventual self-support as well as some substantial initial ownership by the parish or institution. Awards 

are made annually through the Coordinated Funding process.

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All (100%) of the apportionment funds directed to this item will be used for Health 

Ministries. 

213. Golden Cross and Rural Life Offerings 

The Golden Cross offering is taken once a year on a Sunday suggested by the Conference with 

proceeds providing money to programs caring for children, families and older adults. There is an 

emphasis on health ministries to unchurched children. Grants are awarded annually through the 

Coordinated Funding process. 

The Rural Life offering is taken on a designated Sunday each spring. Proceeds are used for rural 

ministries and rural advocacy groups and may be applied for annually through the Coordinated Funding 

process. 

The cost of supplying envelopes is taken from the offerings. 

No apportionment funds are attached to this item. All grants, as well as the cost of the 

offering envelopes, come from the offerings themselves. 

214. Guidelines for Approving Conference Advance Specials (P. 189, 1998 IACJ) The Board of 

Global Ministries recommends that this item be continued as a standing item. 

215. Mission Education 

The Mission Education Standing Committee is responsible for the following efforts: 

A. Disaster Preparedness and Response provides 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. The Disaster Preparedness and 

Response Network consists of representatives from each district and it meets for training at least 

annually and more frequently as disasters require. The network uses United Methodist Committee on 

Relief (UMCOR) guidelines and other criteria as adopted by the Board of Global Ministries. The network 

maintains the Disaster Relief Fund and distributes funds to local communities and agencies. 

B. Mission Connection involves networking, using the connections available through United 

Methodist Church mission resources from UMCOR, General Board 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. 

C. Volunteers in Mission assists individuals, families and work teams to have “hands on” 

mission experiences. Information and resources (VIM Handbooks) from this committee help local church 

groups determine work projects that fit the skills of their team, time frame and area of geographical 

interest. The Iowa VIM efforts include participation in the North Central Jurisdiction Volunteers in 

Mission agency. Iowa United Methodists provide 2 cents per member to support this information, 

coordination, and promotional resource. 

D. The World Hunger Task Force educates local churches about world hunger so they can bring 

those issues to their members in ways that will cause awareness and encourage advocacy. Emphasis 

is given to activities of “Bread for the World”. 

E. The Iowa Annual Conference has, for over a decade, engaged in an active, sharing, 

meaningful partnership with the United Methodist Church in Nigeria. The Iowa-Nigeria Partnership (INP) 

coordinates shared ministry with the United Methodist Church of Nigeria by offering Iowans opportunities 

to participate in the Nigerian ministry personally or financially. 

F. The Rainbow Covenant Church program is an important avenue for educating and motivating 

local churches to support United Methodist Board of Global Ministries projects and personnel identified 

as Advance Specials locally, throughout the Conference, across the country and around the world.


216. Board of Global Ministries Budget Summary 

A. Summary of budget items which involve apportionment and special CHILDREN, YOUTH 

AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING. 



Conference Benevolences $1,219,500 $1,219,000 

Charitable Gifts and Grants 

CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE 48,000 48,000 

Total $1,267,500 $1,267,500 

Expenses 

Program Services: 

Clergy Support Ministries 

Clergy Continuing Education 

208. Academy for New Min. Dev. $15,000 $15,000 

Local Church Support Ministry 

Direct Grants to Local Churches 

205. Children in Poverty and at Risk 130,000 130,000 

206. Church Extension 343,000 343,000 

207. Mission Church Assistance 236,000 236,000 

209. UM Builders 7,500 7,500 

210. Shalom Zone Ministries 125,000 125,000 

212. Health Ministries 45,000 45,000 

202. Hispanic Ministries 136,000 136,000 


215. Mission Education 30,000 30,000 

Institutional Support Ministries 

Direct Grants to Affiliated Institutions 200,000 200,000 

Total $1,267,500 $1,267,500 

B. Summary of entire Board of Global Ministries budget, including the income and grants which 

are the result of bequests and special offerings. The balances carried forward, as well as the revenue 

and spending beyond the amounts shown above, come primarily from two sources: 

1) Bequests to the Board of Global Ministries are invested and interest is used to fund 

emerging mission and ministry as well as other special needs as determined by the 

Board. 

2) The revolving loan fund maintained by the Board of Global Ministries for local 

churches is constantly being drawn on for loans and replenished through repayment. 

The excess revenue over expenses reflects the way in which special offerings are 

handled: Funds collected one year are carried over and disbursed the next. 

Revenues and support: 2001 2002 


World service and conference benevolences $1,219,500 $1,219,500 


Apportionments received $1,219,500 $1,219,500 


Fees for services 


Miscellaneous receipts

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Expenses: 


Clergy support ministries: 

Clergy continuing education, pastoral care, and financial 

support $ 15,000 $ 15,000 


Direct grants to local churches 1,042,025 1,065,700 






Total program services 1,543,550 1,559,625 



Total expenses 1,551,425 1,569,925 

Excess revenues and support over expenditures 26,895 26,795 


Balance forward from prior years 1,984,700 2,011,595 

Ending Balance $2,011,595 $2,038,390 

C. Action: 

2001 2002 



$1,219,500 $1,219,500 

CHALLENGE $48,000 $48,000 

Total Revenue & Support $1,578,320 $1,596,720 

Total Expense $1,551,425 $1,569,925 


Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry 

Campus and college ministries exist on the cutting edge of ministry for the purpose of passing 

the torch of faith on to the next generation, nurturing Christian disciples and developing theologically 

competent and committed leaders for the future of the Church. 

Campus and college ministry gives the church four essential gifts: 1)it grows leaders for God’s 

church and the world; 2) it is a living evangelism laboratory; 3) it voices a relevant and rational Christian 

faith; and 4) it is a connected mission linking home and community. 

The Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry seeks to serve as missionaries in three 

arenas: 1) Supporting United Methodist Colleges in Iowa; 2) Providing Full-time Campus Ministry at Four 

Universities; and 3) Establishing Partnerships to Develop Leaders. 

217. Supporting United Methodist Colleges in Iowa 

By supporting and nurturing our Christian witness on four campuses established 

by our predecessors in the United Methodist Church, we affirm the traditional United 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.



CHALLENGE GIVING attached to this item will be directed toward Iowa’s United 

Methodist-related colleges. 

218. Providing Full-Time Campus Ministry at Four Universities 

Through these funds, campus ministries serve the church in nurturing disciples and developing 

Christian leadership. Being on the front-line of mission, these ministries innovate new approaches in 

evangelism and Christian witness that help the church pass the torch of faith on in a very real way to 

young adults at a crucial moment in their lives. 

Specifically, these funds are used to provide staff, support program and facilities for the Wesley 

Foundations at the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, University of Northern Iowa, and Drake 

University. 


CHALLENGE GIVING attached to this item provide direct support to the four Wesley 

Foundations in the following proportions: University of Iowa, 35%; Iowa State University, 31%; 

University of Northern Iowa, 21%; Drake University, 13%. 

219. Capital Funds: Iowa Wesley Foundations 

The Wesley Foundation properties will be maintained, preserved and protected 

ensuring a safe, structurally sound and accessible environment for the 21 st century and beyond. 

Maintenance and remodeling focuses on safety, accessibility, and ensuring that the space facilitates the 

ministry in the best way possible. 

All (100%) of the apportionment and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT 

CHALLENGE GIVING funds attached to this item are used for capital improvements 

at the four Wesley Foundation facilities. 

220. Developing Leaders 

The Board engages in a number of partnerships that develop leaders for the church. 

First, by supporting the United Methodist Student Movement and facilitating participation in 

United Methodist Student Movement events, Iowa students share faith and explore relationships and 

leadership potential with other students throughout Iowa, around the Jurisdiction, and across the country. 

This fund also provides for a summer leadership laboratory in which college students work directly with 

urban local churches developing faith and discipleship in a missional setting. 

About 50% of the apportionment funds and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT 

CHALLENGE GIVING attached to this item go toward student-centered partnerships and 

leadership development. 

Second, the Board intends to train local church leadership in evangelism techniques and 

leadership development approaches honed by Campus and College ministers through practice on a daily 

basis. The leadership laboratory will give a hands-on education for local church leaders. 


CHALLENGE GIVING attached to this item go toward local church leadership in evangelism 

techniques and leadership development approaches. 

Finally, the Board focuses on three areas designed to promote leadership through institutional 

partnerships: 1) the Iowa Annual Conference’s historic and valuable relationship with Rust 

College, 2) the Iowa Annual Conference’s responsibility to continue its unique facilitation of the 

University of Iowa’s Reformation Studies offering for religion students, and 3) the need to 

facilitate campus ministry by local churches in proximity to the many community colleges in Iowa.

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CHALLENGE GIVING directed toward partnerships focused on institutional leadership. This 

40% will be divided as follows: Rust College: about 5%; University of Iowa: about 60%; 

Community College Ministries: about 35%. 

221. Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry Budget Summary 

A. Summary of budget items involving apportionments and the CHILDREN, YOUTH AND 

YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING: 






CHALLENGE 358,039 403,955 

Total $1,035,665 $1,081,581 

Expenses 



District grants to local churches 

220. Developing Leaders $3,000 $3,000 

Institutional Support Ministries 

District grants to affiliated institutions 

217. Supp. UM Coll. in Iowa $250,000 $250,000 

218. Campus Min.--Four Univ. 711,165 757,081 

219. Capital Funds: WFs 50,000 50,000 

220. Developing Leaders (all other programs) 21,500 21,500 

Total $1,035,665 $1,081,581 

B. Summary of entire Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry budget. This budget 

shows planned carry over of about $8,000 in Wesley Foundation capital funds, about $200 in United 

Methodist Student Day offering funds, and about $285,000 in Scholarship endowment. The income from 

offerings and the endowment, as well as the grants and scholarships made from them, are included in 

this budget. 



World service and conference benevolences 677,626 677,626 






Expenses: 






Direct grants to affiliated institutions 1,026,415 1,072,330


Ecumenical programs 





Fund-raising services 200 200 


Excess revenues and support 0 0 

over expenditures 



Ending Balance $ 292,895 $292,895 

B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes 2001-2002 apportionment, CHILDREN, 

YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING, and total budget amounts for the Board of 

Higher Education and Campus Ministry at: 

2001 2002 


CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG 

ADULT CHALLENGE $358,039 $403,955 

Total Revenue & Support $1,053,115 $1,099,030 

Total Expenses $1,053,115 $1,099,030 


Board of Laity 

The essential work of the Board of Laity is to 1) foster an awareness of the role of laity both 

within the local congregation and through their ministries in the home, workplace, community and world 

in achieving the mission of the church, 2) develop and promote stewardship of time, talent, and 

possessions, 3) provide for training of lay members of Annual Conference, 4) provide support and 

direction for lay programs, 5) organize conference committee on lay speaking, 6) relate to organized lay 

groups in the conference, support their work, and help them coordinate activities. The Board designs, 

facilitates, and promotes programs and activities that enable Iowa laity to carry out more fully the 

essential work of the Board of Laity. This will happen if laity are encouraged, empowered, and freed to 

reach the full potential of their role in the life of the church. 

222. School for Lay Ministry 

The Iowa School for Lay Ministry provides alternative, supplemental leadership to facilitate local 

churches and their Christian ministry. 

Trained lay missioners assist in various ministries, reflecting strong spirituality, practical skills, 

and an understanding of the gifts and graces they bring to ministry. The Board’s goal is to equip lay 

missioners who are open to love, who are connectional, who are committed to meaningful clergy/laity 

partnerships, in short who will BE the church. 

Besides providing for over-all funding of the School for Lay Ministry, this item provides for 

scholarship assistance for those who have a passion for this area of servant ministry but lack financial 

resources, particularly minority participants. It is the intention of the Board to encourage participation 

in the School by bilingual students. 

75% of the apportioned funds listed go for basic cost of the School and 25% directly 

supports scholarship assistance. Most of the funding for the School for Lay Ministry 

comes from registration fees.

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223. Lay Leadership Development 

A. Continuing Education for Laity affirms laity who wish to pursue training and/or education in 

those areas that will enable them to be more effective leaders and makes available scholarship 

assistance to help those individuals who need it. Scholarships are awarded throughout the year and 

application materials are available through the Conference Council on Ministries Office. 

B. Team Concept explores and develops new techniques for shared ministry (clergy/laity) to 

strengthen the local church, and help define and provide a clearer understanding of the role of the local 

leader. 

C. The Conflict Ministry program supports the training and availability of a team of trained 

conflict ministry specialists. These specialists help local churches deal more effectively with conflict by 

engaging the local church in problem-solving, relationship development, and conflict exploration and 

understanding. 

D. Lay Speaking Ministry is more than speaking. Lay Speakers tell the story of the Gospel, they 

strengthen the connection by sharing their gifts across congregations and they communicate the vital 

role of the laity in ministry. The Board is particularly concerned with targeting youth and minorities for 

its Lay Speaking School. 

224. Board of Laity Budget Summary 

A. Summary of Board of Laity items which involve apportionment and direct Board programming. 




Fees for service (School for Lay Ministry Reg. & 

Conflict Ministry Consulting Fees) 17,400 17,400 

Total $36,350 $36,350 

Expenses 

Program services 



222. School for Lay Ministry 

(Incl. Registration Fees) $23,000 $23,000 

223. Lay Leadership Development 13,350 13,350 

Total $36,350 $36,350 

B. Summary of total Board of Laity budget. This includes the significant income and mission 

disbursements that are associated with Heifer Project International and the Thanksgiving In-gathering. 

Both of these items are free-standing volunteer efforts which are coordinated primarily by laity. These 

funds are handled by and passed through the Board of Laity. However, no apportionment funds are 

used either to promote and conduct the efforts, or in the grants and assistance that result from them. 

Each year a certain amount of the School for Lay Ministry, In-Gathering, and Heifer Project funds are 

carried forward in order to provide start-up funds for the next year’s effort. 

Revenue and support: 2001 2002 





Charitable gifts and grants 362,000 362,000




7,000 7,000 

Total revenues and support $405,350 $405,350 

Expenses: 



Connectional ministries $ 36,350 $ 36,350 





Total program expenses $ 397,350 $ 396,350 




Excess revenues and support over expenditures 0 0 




C. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes 2001-2002 Board of Laity apportionments 

and total budget levels at: 

2001 2002 


Total Resources $405,350 $405,350 

Total Expenses $405,350 $405,350 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION III 

Legislative Chairperson: Tom Carver 

Legislative Secretary: Deanna Pullen 


Note: This discussion group had items relating to the Board of Ordained Ministry which relates 

directly to the Council on Finance and Administration. Action on those items can be found in 

Legislative Section VI. 

Small Group B 

301. CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE GIVING 

The Conference Council on Ministries is committed, during 2001 and 2002, to engage in mission and 

ministry beyond the resource capacity of apportionments alone. This commitment grows out of the 

Council’s year-long Bible study and discernment focusing on God’s abundance and our experience of 

that abundance. That study and discernment has led to the following purpose statement: 

Purpose: — To act out of a theology of abundance rather than a mind set of scarcity. 

— To act on the belief that the call to mission and ministry far exceeds our current resource 

response. 

— To expand the opportunities to respond to passions for ministry in individual and creative 

ways.

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To accomplish this, the Council on Ministry challenges the Iowa Annual Conference, as individuals and 

as local churches to: 

— Support our shared ministry in Iowa and around the world through full payment of apportionments, and 

— Respond to this CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE with special giving 

focused on ministry among children, youth, and young adults. 

In support of this effort, a CHALLENGE Think Tank from the Council on Ministries, along with interpreters 

and interpretation teams are working to ensure that Iowa United Methodists understand the importance 

of this CHALLENGE and ways they can participate in it. 

Some of the ways in which the CHALLENGE team is working include: 

Materials preparation: 

— Story packets (look in your Conference Packet for a sample) 

— Giving suggestions such as these (remember, this is “above-and-beyond”, not “apportioned” giving): 

• Christmas gifts that honor loved ones with a gift of ministry to children and youth 

• “Found” change (empty your pockets every evening into a CHALLENGE basket 

• Challenges (such as used by public radio stations) (Ask about the CCOM’s dig-in-your- 

pocket, spur-of-the-moment response at its March meeting!) 

• Adopt-a-Camp/Wesley Foundation/Children’s Ministry 

• Open ministry accounts similar to Christmas accounts 

• Create a “Top Ten List: Ways to come up with $5.00 for children and youth without even 

trying.” 

— Giving instructions and process support: 

• Individual direct remittance to the Conference Treasurer 

• Giving remitted through the local church Treasurer 

• Coupons, brochures, bulletin inserts, newsletter articles, etc. 

Advocacy: 

• Road Shows (interpretation teams) at district and local church events 

• Special presentations and materials from the ministries most directly involved in the CHALLENGE 

Leadership gifts and progress reporting: 

• Announcement of individual and group gifts and invitations to join the CHALLENGE at District 

Conferences and at Annual Conference. 

• Year-round progress reports and story-sharing 

Action: 

Giving to the CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE will be directed toward four 

ministry areas (program boards and councils) within the Council on Ministries. These are ministries 

which focus particularly on leadership development and disciple-making among children and young 

people. CHALLENGE giving supports ministry as it is described in those program areas elsewhere. 

Specifically: 

2001 2002 

Board of Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries $ 49,320 $ 86,624 

Board of Global Ministry $ 48,000 $ 48,000 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry $356,040 $401,955 

Council on Youth Ministry 

CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE 

$ 65,500 $ 66,100 

Total 

$518,860 $602,679 


Commission on Religion and Race


The Commission on Religion and Race strives to achieve inclusiveness through 

monitoring, advocating, linking, and sensitizing conference boards, agencies, and local congregations, 

as well as empowering ethnic minority groups. 

302. Ethnic Minority Self-Determination Fund 

This item includes two funds: 

A. The Ethnic Crisis Fund which pays for rent, medicine, utility and medical bills for ethnic 

persons who are in a crisis situation. 

B. The Ethnic Empowerment Fund which supports ethnic minority projects administered by 

agencies. 

303. Ethnic Advocacy and Monitoring Ministries 

This item supports four different ministries: 

A. Moving Toward Inclusive Ministry, which is designed to enable the Annual Conference to be 

more intentional in achieving inclusiveness, combating racism, and empowering racial/ethnic clergy and 

laity for the ministry and mission of the Annual Conference through training and sensitizing workshops 

for the conference and local congregations. 

B. The Ethnic Minority Fellowship, which helps with expenses incurred by ethnic groups which 

meet once a year for fellowship and spiritual renewal. 

C. Inclusiveness in Conference Agencies and Programs, an initiative which provides boards and 

agencies with resource materials on inclusiveness. 

D. Monitoring Conference and Conference-Related Institutions, a program that strives 

continuously toward racial inclusiveness in conference and conference-related institutions such as 

camps, colleges, hospitals, retirement homes, etc. Through this program, the Commission conducts 

monitoring workshops, contacts conference related institutions regarding racial inclusiveness and follows 

up on the results of that monitoring. 

304. Cooperation With and Participation in Efforts of the North Central Jurisdiction 

Commission on Religion and Race 

This item helps provide financial support to organize training events on racism at the North 

Central Jurisdiction level and ensures that Iowa Commission members will be able to attend these 

events. This event brings all of the Conference Commissions in the North Central Jurisdiction together 

to train leaders to address racism. 

305. Commission on Religion and Race Budget Summary 

A. This represents the entire CORR budget, which is funded entirely from apportionments. 

CORR’s advocacy and monitoring activities are “connectional ministries,” while its training, crisis, and 

self-determination ministries are accomplished primarily through grants to individuals and to affiliated 

institutions. 





29,555 41,055 

Charitable gifts and grants 



Expenses:

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Direct grants to local churches 

Connectional ministries $ 7,170 $ 9,960 







Total Expenses $ 29,555 $41,055 



Balance forward from prior years 

Ending balance 0 0 

B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes the 2001-2002 Commission on Religion and 

Race apportionment and budget levels at: 

2001 2002 


Total Revenue $29,555 $41,055 


Commission on Status and Role of Women 

306. The Commission on Status and Role of Women’s (COSROW) essential task is monitoring and 

advocacy of women’s issues in the church and society. COSROW attempts to increase awareness of 

those issues, as well as other issues directly affecting the ability of women to participate fully in church 

and society, such as domestic violence. This Commission also sends several first-time attendees to the 

Clergywomen’s Consultation. 

307. Commission on the Status and Role of Women Budget Summary 

A. The COSROW budget is entirely funded through apportionments. All of its programming is 

advocacy in support of connectional ministry. 








Expenses: 



Connectional ministries $1,640 $1,640 




Excess revenues and support over expenditures 0 0




B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes the 2001-2002 Commission on the Status 

and Role of Women apportionment and budget levels at: 

2001 2002 




Commission in Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 

308. The Commission in Ministry with Person with Disabilities advocates for including persons with 

disabilities into the church ministry programs by increasing awareness of barriers to participation 

and by providing assistance for churches to become more accessible. 

309. Commission in Ministry with Persons with Disabilities Budget Summary 

A. The entire Commission in Ministry with Persons with Disabilities is apportionment funded. 

All its activities are advocacy in support of connectional ministry. 



World service and conference benevolences $1,500 $1,500 


Apportionments received $1,500 $1,500 

Expenses: 






Ending balance $ 0 $ 0 

B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes the 2001-2002 Commission in Ministry with 

Persons with Disabilities apportionment and budget levels at: 

2001 2002 





Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns 

310. The Commission interprets, advocates and works for the unity of the Christian Church and 

encourages dialogue and cooperation with persons of other living faiths. It does this through awareness, 

leadership development, and consultation. 

A. Local church, district and conference awareness is designed to challenge individuals to be 

active ecumenically, to publicize ecumenical events, especially those of Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa, 

and to inform Iowa United Methodists of the work of the broader ecumenical entities, such as The 

National Council of Churches and the World Council of Churches. 

B. Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Leadership Development is designed to inform 

Commission members about ecumenical opportunities and to be an informed Commission about other 

Christian communions and other living faiths.

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C. Consultation on Church Union--to help Iowa United Methodists understand the COCU 

“covenant” in relationship to other denominational members of COCU, as approved by the General 


D. The Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns is to: 

1) promote ecumenical cooperation and witness of Christian unity by Conference, district, 

local church, and community leadership 

2) promote ecumenical cooperation and Christian unity through the dissemination of 

information and education 

3) promote the practice of ecumenical cooperation and Christian unity through participation 

in cooperative ministries of social compassion and justice. 

311. Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Budget Summary 

A. Christian Unity and Interreligious Concern’s budget is apportionment funded. Its advocacy 

efforts are all undertaken as connectional ministry. In the past, the Iowa Annual Conference’s fair share 

support of Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa has been included in this budget. You will now find it in the 

CCOM Program Ministry Resource Fund (Item 503.) The rationale for moving it is included in discussion 

of that item. 





Apportionments received $1,000 $1,000 

Expenses: 







B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes the 2001-2002 Commission on Christian 

Unity and Interreligious Concerns apportionment and budget level at: 

2001 2002 




Commission on Archives and History 

312. The Commission on Archives and History collects and preserves the historically significant 

records of the Iowa Annual Conference and its agencies, including data relating to the origin and history 

of the Conference and its antecedents. It encourages and assists local churches in preserving their 

records by providing workshops and resources. It keeps the historical records of all abandoned or 

discontinued churches in the Annual Conference and the historical records of any active church that is 

willing to work with the Archives. It receives and preserves personal papers of clergy, missionaries, 

deaconesses, and lay people associated with the conference and its activities. All of these are kept at 

the Iowa Annual Conference Archives located in the Chadwick Library on the Iowa Wesleyan College 

Campus in Mt. Pleasant. 

313. Commission on Archives and History Budget Summary 

A. The budget of the Commission on Archives and History is identified entirely as administrative 

cost. Most of this budget is used as salary for the part-time professional archivist who maintains the


Conference Archives. 









Expenses: 



Connectional ministries 


General and administrative services 18,070 18,070 




Balance forward from prior year 175 175 


B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes the 2001-2002 Commission on Archives 

and History apportionment and budget level at: 

2001 2002 




Age Level Council 

314. Age Level Council is designed to be an advocacy council for children, adults, older adults and 

family. The Council ensures that programs are developed to include all four groups. Funds used by this 

Council are devoted to training and leadership development. 

315. Age Level Council Budget Summary 

A. All Age Level Council expenses are apportionment-funded. 



World service and conference benevolences $ 500 $ 500 


Apportionments received $ 500 $ 500 

Expenses: 





Direct grants to individuals 500 500 

Total expenses $ 500 $ 500

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Excess revenue and support over expenditures 0 0 



B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes 2001 and 2002 Age Level Council 

apportionment and budget levels at: 

2001 2002 

Apportionments $500 $500 

Total Revenue $500 $500 

Total Expenses $500 $500 


316. Submitted by Rules of Order Committee 

Intent: Eliminate redundancy 

Rules of Order, 1999 IACJ, delete page 228, lines 3-6, which duplicates page 252, line 3-6. 

317. Defeated. 

318. Submitted by Dennis Tevis, Board of Ordained Ministry Chairperson 

Intent: Membership on the BOM would be 60 persons; the Administrative Assistant to 

Bishop would be the only staff consultant 

a. The Board of Ordained Ministry began the quadrennium with a membership of seventy-two. 

The Board of Ordained Ministry (60 members) and the Board of Diaconal Ministry (12 members) were 

combined. Forty-eight members would barely be enough to carry out the BOM’s interviewing 

responsibilities. The areas of recruitment and enlistment, candidacy, residency in ministry, continuing 

education and certification will certainly suffer if BOM membership is reduced by one-third. A 

membership of sixty persons would not require any budget increase since the BOM administrative 

budget already includes sufficient mileage and per diem. If leadership development is important to the 

Annual Conference, it is short-sighted to hinder, for no apparent reason, the BOM’s ability to recruit, 

train, and support clergy leaders. 

b. New General Conference legislation includes diaconal ministers in the category of lay 

persons. BOM membership must include one clergy person in retired relationship, one serving in 

extension ministries, one district superintendent, and two associate members or local pastors who have 

completed the course of study (voice, but not vote). 

c. District Superintendents are now members and not consultants. The Bishop’s office has 

recently assumed responsibility for providing staff support for the BOM. It is more appropriate for the 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop than the CCOM Director to serve as consultant to the board. 

Substitute the following for Rule of Order III.C.3. p. 243, 1999 IACJ 

a. Officers of the board shall be the chairperson, the vice-chairperson (in charge of interview 

teams), the registrar, the secretary, and the financial secretary. Members of the executive committee 

shall also include the chairs of the Order of Elders, the Order of Deacons, the committee on conference 

relations, the committee on recruitment and enlistment, the residency in ministry committee, the loans 

and grants committee, the committee on certification and diaconal ministers, the candidacy committee, 

one District Superintendent, and one member at large. 

b. Membership shall consist of sixty persons nominated by the Bishop and elected by the 

Annual Conference for a term of four years. At least one-fifth of the board shall be lay persons, which 

may include diaconal ministers. Board membership shall include at least one ordained clergyperson in 

retired relationship, at least one ordained clergyperson in extension ministry, and two district 

superintendents who are to represent the cabinet. Two associate members or local pastors who have


completed the course of study shall be members of the board with voice, but without vote. 

c. The Administrative Assistant to the Bishop shall be a consultant to the board. 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION IV 

Legislative Chairperson: Phil Webb 

Legislative Secretary: Mike King 


Conference Council on Ministries Deployed Staffing Model 

Evaluation task force report 

Since mid-1995, the Conference Council on Ministries (CCOM) has been providing resources 

and program ministry support to local churches in the Iowa Annual Conference through a deployed 

staffing configuration. Referred to as “Field Staff” or “Bi-District Staff,” these persons work directly with 

local churches across the entire spectrum of developmental, planning, and implementation issues and 

efforts. Sometimes they work as individuals, sometimes they work as teams, sometimes they call on 

expertise from outside the staff, or even outside the conference. 

The creation of the Deployed Staffing Model included a mandate to evaluate it in its fourth year 

of operation. Consequently, in early 1999, a CCOM Deployed Staffing Model Evaluation Task Force 

began its work. Following is a brief description of its methodology, key findings, and suggestions for 

improvement in the implementation of the model. In addition, there are Recommendations, which the 

Annual Conference must act upon. The full Evaluation Task Force report will be in the Conference 

Packet, and additional copies will be available as requested. 

Methodology 

1. June, 1999 

• “Snapshot” of Annual Conference delegates seeking usage information and general impression. 

• Short scaled-response and open-ended questions on one-page questionnaire completed by both 

clergy and lay. 

2. September - October, 1999 

• In depth survey of all local churches seeking information on usage, impressions, short and longterm 

impact, suggestions for modifications. 

• Multi-paged survey with opportunities for scaled- response with comments and open-ended 

questions sent to Lay Leaders, with instructions to engage as many others as they wished in the 

response. 

3. September - October, 1999 

• One-page survey of District Superintendents using open-ended questions to seek information on 

implementation and impact as wells a suggestions for modification. 

4. December, 1999 - January, 2000 

• Focus groups to test depth of knowledge about the model, impressions of value, short and longterm 

impact, suggestions for modifications. Focus groups convened in each district comprised of 

randomly selected lay persons drawn from a pool which contained the names of Administrative 

Board/Council Chairs, Lay Leaders, S/PPRC Chairs, and Annual Conference delegates from all 

churches in the district. Two focus groups were held in most districts. 

Key Findings 

As with any set of “findings,” the research uncovered opinions and experiences contrary to the 

following statements. However, these statements represent the preponderance of the responses 

received by the Task Force around these issues. In addition, there was valuable information and 

important suggestions uncovered by this process that can be and are being incorporated into day-to-day 

operations without modifying the model. 

1. In the vast majority of cases, the experience of those local churches which had used the services of

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the deployed staff reported it to be a positive experience. 


2. While most of the persons participating in focus groups were aware of, and had often worked with and 

received assistance from, deployed staff, they did not recognize this service as part of a “model” - an 

intentional, coordinated plan for providing intensive resource assistance to local churches on the part 

of the Annual Conference. 

3. Pastors and lay persons who have worked with deployed staff have generally felt it a valuable 

experience. At the same time, many local churches reported that they have been disappointed in the 

impact. In other words, many churches reported that “nothing has really changed.” 

4. Lay persons are far less knowledgeable about, and felt less connected to, the deployed staff than did 

clergy. There was a sense that the deployed staff are more accountable to the conference than to the 

local church and that their relationship is more with the pastor than with the church. 

Suggestions 

1. Develop a pro-active strategy for engaging local churches, and ensure that the strategy includes ongoing 

contact with lay persons. Note: At present the most common entry into local churches comes in 

response to a request for assistance. 

2. Develop and implement an aggressive communication and marketing plan to alert local churches - 

especially the lay leadership - more directly as to the availability of the deployed staff and the ways in 

which they can be of assistance. 

3. Shift the focus of the deployed staff responsibility away from the delivery of direct service and 

information and toward the brokering of information among churches and the development of 

relationships among churches. 

401. Conference Council on Ministries Deployed Staffing Model Recommendations 

1. Retain the deployed model for assigning Council staff who provide direct service to local churches. 

2. Retain the deployed staffing level at six Associate Council Directors for Local Church Program 

Ministry Assistance 

3. Introduce administrative flexibility into the deployment, rather than automatically maintain a rigid bidistrict 

configuration. 

4. Continue to assess the staffing model and report to the 2004 Annual Conference. 

Note: The CCOM recommends administrative re-examination of the deployment configuration regularly 

- such as annually or bi-annually - so that emerging conference priorities, geographic areas of special 

need, or special projects can be addressed by a more fluid arrangement of staff. This flexibility can also 

allow a reassessment of deployment based on the gifts of a changing complement of individuals who 

comprise the deployed staff. Adoption of this recommendation would allow this to happen without further 

Annual Conference action. 


Conference Council on Youth Ministries 

The Conference Council on Youth Ministries helps youth and young adults to become clearer 

in their faith as early as possible in their lives. The Council provides access to resources, models, 

programs, and rituals that equip local churches and help persons engage one another in spiritual, lifechanging 

growth. Christ-centered relationships hopefully result in a relevant church engaged in kingdombuilding. 

The following programming approach by the Conference Council on Youth Ministries 1) identifies


and advocates for ministries that claim our call to share the Word, 2) networks resources that possess 

the capacity to strengthen relational ministries with youth, nurture disciples, and empower Christian 

leaders, 3) creates and sustains a direct-based system that delivers needed resources to local church 

youth, communities (outreach), and youth workers and coordinators; 4) connects conference-level 

initiatives and programs for youth ministry with the ministries of local churches and communities, and 

provides more financial and staffing resources to strengthen and empower district youth ministry teams, 

and 5) financially supports emerging ministries and specific initiatives that act on the belief that “we” may 

be the only way some people will ever know Jesus. 

402. Connections 

This program is designed to create and sustain connections to resource and support mission and 

ministry with young persons in local churches and communities. It champions relational ministries that 

nurture disciples and empower Christian leaders through: 

A. The Web-Site for Young Persons: (http://www,yb4god.com) offers a medium where young 

people can develop Christ-centered relationships and provides a forum for witnessing and calling others 

to follow Christ. 

Some funds for this program are carried forward from prior years. Some 

apportionment funds help support this effort. 

B. National Youth Ministry Organization (NYMO) and Jurisdictional Youth Minstry Organization 

(JYMO) Participation: Two youth and one adult will represent Iowa United Methodist youth and adult 

workers with youth through responsible participation at the NYMO Convocation in 2001 at Simpson 

College in Indianola. Three youth and one adult will be selected to represent the Iowa Annual 

Conference and participate in the North Central JYMO Convocation in 2002. Participation in these 

events fosters an understanding of connection, and of the mission and ministry of the United Methodist 

Church. 

C. Youth Group Challenge sets a standard for youth fellowship groups in the Iowa Conference. 

Through study, technical assistance, local initiative, and creative use of materials and resources, local 

churches can create and sustain a youth group that “Meets the Challenge”. This program challenges 

youth groups to embrace disciple-making and relate it specifically to the context of young people in their 

local churches and communities. It also models and empowers youth-directed/youth-led ministry with 

youth. 

Youth Group Challenge is locally driven and has no apportionment funds 

associated with its implementation. 

D. Youth Members at Annual Conference: Youth Members at Annual Conference encounter 

the Annual Conference experience as an opportunity for leadership training and development and as a 

chance to participate in a mutual and supportive Christian community. Two youth from each district are 

elected to serve as Youth Members at Annual Conference. The Conference Council on Youth Ministry 

(CCYM) arranges housing and meals for its three officers, three NYMO/JYMO delegates, and Youth 

Members to Annual Conference representing districts. Youth and supervising adults live together in 

“Christian Community” during the Annual Conference session. Funds devoted to this cover dormitory 

housing and meals. 

E. Youth Sunday. All United Methodist churches/charges are encouraged to set aside at least 

one Sunday each year as “Youth Sunday.” Suggested dates are February 11, 2001 and February 10, 

2002 (second Sunday of February), but other Sundays may be adopted to meet the needs of the local 

congregation. The Conference Council on Youth Ministry (CCYM) provides thematic suggestions and 

offers worship aids each year. This project supports meaningful, youth-directed/youth-led worship in 

local congregations. Feedback from local church leaders affirm Youth Sunday as an opportunity to 

engage youth as faithful believers and full members.

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No apportionments funds are attached to this program. 


F. A Young Adult Connectional Committee will be initiated in the Iowa Annual Conference for 

the purpose of strengthening ministry with young adults (ages 19-30) in conference, local church and 

community settings. The Conference Council on Youth Ministry expects that this committee will engage 

the Conference Council on Ministries “Guiding Principles” for the development of mission and ministry. 

As such a process is facilitated, the connectional church and the local church will be empowered to claim 

both the needs and the gifts of young adults (ages 19-30) for relevant gospel work. 

403. Youth Annual Conference 

Youth Annual Conference (YAC) is empowering and equipping youth and adult leaders for 

ministry with youth in local church and community settings. It provides an opportunity for committed 

youth and adult workers with youth to meet annually, each spring. YAC is the responsibility of the YAC 

Standing Committee, a group of youth and adults elected for two-year terms. It is a program of the 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry (CCYM). 

Each local church is invited to send youth and adult workers to YAC. All YAC participants have 

voice with up to three youth and one adult acting as representative delegates for elections and other 

items voted on by YAC. Adults who work with youth benefit from opportunities for fellowship, networking, 

support, and training. 

As full members of the body of Christ, YAC participants give-and-take in workshops and forums 

that equip them to directly impact the mission and ministry of local congregations, communities, and 

beyond. The event offers youth 1) Christian fellowship, 2) small group discipling and study, and 3) 

relevant leadership training and workshops. 

Members of Youth Annual Conference (YAC) meet in district caucuses, raise funds in support 

of the Youth Service Fund (YSF), elect persons to serve in a variety of leadership positions, and have 

access to a comprehensive connectional resource display. 

Youth Annual Conference is completely self-supporting through registration 

fees. 

404. District Empowerment for Ministry with Youth (New) 

A. District Youth Coordinators in each of the twelve districts will serve as key facilitators of a 

district-based resource delivery system and will take specific responsibilities and commit to specific 

relationships with local, district, and conference leadership. In recognition and appreciation of their 

ministry, each is offered a monthly honorarium and expense reimbursement. This initiative will help 

districts become the “hub” around which ministry with youth is organized in the Iowa Conference. This 

design is intended to facilitate better communication and networking, improved leadership care and 

accountability, and a more useful system of supporting and resourcing the ministries of local church 

youth, local communities (outreach), and local youth workers and youth coordinators. District Youth 

Coordinators will tend local church ministries with youth, coordinate district youth mission and ministry, 

and empower conference youth ministry initiatives. 

B. District Youth Ministry (DYM) Teams in each of the twelve districts will provide leadership 

for the district-based system that delivers ministry resources and support to local church youth, local 

communities (outreach), and local youth workers and youth coordinators. The DYM Team will 

encourage local, district, and conference ministries that nurture and disciple youth and their leaders. 

They will provide the “hub” around which ministry with youth is organized in the Iowa Conference. These 

teams will seek to facilitate the development of youth as they grow in relationship with God. The tasks 

role of the District Youth Ministry (DYM) Teams will include: 

- Implementing conference initiatives and connectional projects 

- Encouraging partnerships with other district and conference ministries (i.e. In-gathering, 

Chrysalis, Lay Speaker Training, School of Christian Mission)


- Supporting district-based ventures, plans, projects, and programs 

- Using resources to meet needs and encourage life-changing ministries in local churches and 

communities 

- Supporting ecumenical involvement 

C. Local Youth Empowerment Fund is a funding partnership designed to provide seed money 

to support emerging ministries and specific initiatives in local churches and communities. District Youth 

Ministry (DYM) Teams will have the authority to award grants and direct this fund in ways that are 

responsive to the needs of ministry with youth. At least three funding sources will support the Local 

Youth Empowerment Fund, including Conference apportionment dollars, a portion of Iowa Conference 

Youth Service Fund (YSF) dollars, and a DCOM-determined percentage of district apportionment and/or 

district-asking dollars.Both CCYM and District Youth Ministry (DYM) Teams will be encouraged to seek 

other funding sources to undergird this fund. 

405. Youth Service Fund 

The Youth Service Fund (YSF) is the youth mission fund of The United Methodist Church. YSF 

money is raised by youth and administered by youth to support ministries with youth in and beyond the 

Iowa Conference. 

Members of the Youth Service Fund Task Force are elected at Youth Annual Conference (YAC). 

The task force is convened by the YSF Interpreter, a member of CCYM, and is responsible for both 

promotion and grant review. It is accountable to the Youth Annual Conference (YAC) and CCYM. 

Grants and YACerships are awarded annually. This fund provides a means of stewardship education 

and mission support for youth within The United Methodist Church. 

All Youth Service Funds are raised by youth. No apportionment dollars are used. 

406. Conference Council on Youth Ministry Budget Summary 

A. Summary of apportionments and CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT CHALLENGE 

related items. 



Conference Benevolences $13,500 13,500 


CHALLENGE 65,500 66,100 

Total $79,000 $79,600 

Expenses: 


Local Church Support Ministries: 

District Grants to Local Churches 

404. Dist. Empow. for Youth Ministry $7,620 $7,620 


402. Connections 21,900 21,900 

404. Dist. Empow. for Youth Ministry 49,480 50,080 

Total $79,000 $79,600 

B. Summary of entire CCYM budget including income and disbursements associated with Youth 

Annual Conference (YAC), Youth Service Fund (YSF), and District Council on Ministries (DCOM) 

contributions. It also includes carry over funds from prior years not included in current revenues. These 

are primarily YAC fees used to fund start-up costs for the next YAC, and YSF funds which are collected 

one year and disbursed as grants the next year.

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Apportionments received $ 13,500 $ 13,500 

District askings 




Total revenues and support $ 116,750 $116, 750 

Expenses: 


General church support ministries 

Advanced specials and special Sunday offerings $ 3,600 $ 3,600 


Direct grants to local churches 11,400 11,400 







Total program services $129,100 $122,340 


General and administrative services 

Total expenses $129,100 $122,340 

Excess revenues and support over expenditures (12,350) (5,590) 


Balance forward from prior years 25,175 12,825 


C. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes 2001 and 2002 Conference Council on 

Youth Ministry apportionment and budget levels at: 

2001 2002 



CHALLENGE 65,500 66,100 

Total Revenue 116,750 116,750 

Total Expense 129,100 122,340 

407. Membership Change in Conference Council on Youth Ministries 

The proposed changes would serve to better empower the work of this council. Participation by District 

Youth Coordinators at CCYM has been occasional since the Conference Council on Ministries (CCOM) 

restructuring. Without the expectation of regular attendance for the coordinators, it has often been 

difficult to physically gather council members to meet. The connectional opportunities for ministry with 

youth in and among districts has also suffered.


Rule of Order Changes 

Submitted by: Council on Youth Ministries 

III.C.4 (1999 IACJ, page 244) 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry. ( 646). (30 members odd years/31 members 

even years) 

(1)The officers and executive committee shall be the chairperson, vice-chairperson and 

secretary who shall be selected at-large by the Youth Annual Conference. 

(2)Membership shall include two youth selected from each of the twelve districts; 

twelve District Youth Coordinators, and the representatives to (1) National Youth Ministry Organization 

(NYMO) and (2) Jurisdictional Youth Ministry Organization (JYMO). 

(3)Consultants shall be the Conference Coordinators of Youth Ministry. . . . 


408. Position Re-design - Conference Youth Coordinator re-designed into Associate Council 

Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministries Proposed by Conference Council on Ministries and 

Conference Council on Youth Ministries 

This action is designed to change the paid position of Conference Youth Coordinator into a 

position entitled Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministries. This position would 

relate to both the Conference Council on Youth Ministries and the Board of Higher Education and 

Campus Ministries. 

At present the Iowa Annual Conference has a Conference Youth Coordinator who is employed 

by, and is accountable to, the Conference Council on Youth Ministries. This proposal would re-design 

that position so that its responsibilities would more nearly reflect the direction set out by the Conference 

Council on Youth Ministries in their program proposals (see Items 402-405). In addition, it would make 

the Conference staff person who is responsible for these program ministries part of the Conference 

Council on Ministries staff and the Conference Leadership Team. 

The Conference Council on Youth Ministries has identified expanded ministry to young adults 

as a priority for the next biennium. (See Item 402.E. creation of a CCYM Young Adult Ministries 

Committee to focus on young adults aged 19 through 30). In addition, the CCYM is embarking upon an 

important initiative that will broaden the scope of and responsibility for outreach and program ministry 

at the district level (see Item 404), moving this ministry in significant ways closer to the local church. 

These changes will necessarily change the role of the Conference staff person responsible for 

youth ministry: 

— The vitality and excitement that the Conference Council on Youth Ministry has created and grown over 

the past few years needs to be nurtured and supported through an ever-widening base of involvement. 

— More adult and youth volunteers will be engaged in more youth and young adult ministry. Their work 

will need to be synthesized and promoted in new and different ways. 

— Expansion of the scope of the ministry to include an important new and diverse age group (19-30 yearolds) 

will require access to expertise and programming resources that reside primarily in the Board of 

Higher Education and Campus Ministry. At present, there is almost no contact between the BHECM and 

the CCYM. Staff liaison between the two will help facilitate meaningful collaboration. 

It is important to remember that this is not simply an “add-on” position. In other words, the 

creation of an Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministries does not anticipate simply 

adding new responsibilities to all the tasks currently performed by the Conference Youth Coordinator. 

Many of the tasks currently performed by the Coordinator will be re-located to the new District Youth 

Coordinators, to volunteers, to members of both the CCYM and the BHECM, and to CCOM support staff. 

The re-designed position of ACD for Youth and Young Adult Ministries would be responsible for 

identifying resources, promoting collaboration, brokering expertise, encouraging participation, and 

visioning new directions. 

At present, by virtue of the position’s location - responsible only to the CCYM - the Conference 

Youth Coordinator is not part of the Conference Leadership Team. This fails to recognize the vital, 

central role of this ministry. By relating to the CCOM, this position will become part of the Conference 

Leadership Team. This integration into the Leadership Team will bring this ministry constantly before 

the District Superintendents, CCOM professional staff and other conference leaders.

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Finally, this change will place the Conference staff responsible for youth and young adult 

ministries in the Council on Ministries staff structure. This will make it possible for the CCOM support 

staff to more effectively and efficiently provide logistical and clerical support for this ministry. It will also 

place it in a budget which, unlike the CCYM budget, is designed to absorb salary expenses, and allow 

the CCYM to use its resources for its vital and expanding program ministry. 

At present, while the Conference Youth Coordinator is identified as a full-time position, the CCYM 

has been unable to pay a full-time salary. Changing this position from Conference Youth Coordinator 

to Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministries would increase compensation to fulltime 

and would make the position’s salary and benefits comparable to other Conference positions with 

similar responsibilities. 

Rule of Order Change 

Submitted by the Conference Council on Ministries and Conference Council on Youth Ministries 

III.C.1.e.(5), 1999 IACJ, page 239. (insert a new section and renumber those following) 

There shall be an Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministry who shall be 

employed by, directed by, and amenable to the Annual Conference Council on Ministries, under 

the direction of the Conference Council on Ministries Director in cooperation with the Conference 

Council on Youth Ministry. The Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministry 

will be responsible for the programs of the Conference Council on Youth Ministry, including 

Youth Annual Conference, and will relate to the Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry. 

Note: This rule change would not affect III.C.4.e. (Page 244). The Conference Council on Ministries 

and Conference Council on Youth Ministry will still nominate, and the Annual Conference will still 

elect, a Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministry as required by the Discipline (647.3.j). It is 

expected that this person will be the Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult 

Ministries. However, it is also possible for a volunteer to be elected to this position to relate to 

and advise the Conference Council on Youth Ministry and the Associate Council Director for 

Youth and Young Adult Ministries. 


409. Iowa Conference Child and Youth Protection Policy 

Introduction 

The General Conference of The United Methodist Church, in April 1996,adopted a resolution 

aimed at reducing the risk of child sexual abuse in the church. The adopted resolution includes the 

following statement: 

Jesus said, "Whoever welcomes [a] child.... welcomes me" (Matthew18:5). Children are our 

present and our future, our hope, our teachers, our inspiration. They are full participants in the life of the 

church and in the realm of God. 

Jesus also said, "If any of you put a stumbling block before one of these little ones...it would be 

better for you if a great millstone were fastened around your neck and you were drowned in the depth 

of the sea" (Matthew 18:6). Our Christian faith calls us to offer both hospitality and protection to the little 

ones, the children. 

The Social Principles of The United Methodist Church state that "children must be protected from 

economic, physical, and sexual exploitation and abuse" (66C). 

Tragically, churches have not always been safe places for children. Child sexual abuse, 

exploitation, and ritual abuse (ritual abuse refers to abusive acts committed as part of ceremonies or 

rites; ritual abusers are often related to cults, or pretend to be) occur in churches, both large and small, 

urban and rural. The problem cuts across all economic, cultural, and racial lines. It is real, and it 

appears to be increasing. Most annual conferences can cite specific incidents of child sexual abuse and 

exploitation within churches. Virtually every congregation has among its members adult survivors of 

early sexual trauma. 

Such incidents are devastating to all who are involved: the child, the family, the local church, and


its leaders. Increasingly, churches are torn apart by the legal, emotional, and monetary consequences 

of litigation following allegations of abuse. 

God calls us to make our churches safe places, protecting children and other vulnerable persons 

from sexual and ritual abuse. God calls us to create communities of faith where children and adults grow 

safe and strong. 

--From The Book of Resolutions of the 

United Methodist Church (1996), p. 384-385 

Thus, in covenant with all United Methodist conferences, we adopt this policy for the prevention 

of child abuse in the Iowa Conference. 

Purpose 

Our conference's purpose for establishing this Child and Youth Protection Policy and 

accompanying procedures is to demonstrate our absolute and unwavering commitment to the physical 

safety and spiritual growth of the children and youth involved in conference and district ministry settings. 

Statement of Covenant 

Therefore, as an annual conference in The United Methodist Church, we pledge to: 

— Conduct the ministry of the gospel in ways that assure the safety and spiritual growth of all of our 

children and youth as well as all of the workers with children and youth; 

— Follow reasonable safety measures in the selection and recruitment of workers; 

— Implement prudent operational procedures in all programs and events; 

— Educate all of our workers with children and youth regarding the use of all appropriate policies and 

methods (including first aid and methods of discipline); 

— Have a clearly defined procedure for reporting a suspected incident of abuse that conforms to the 

requirements of Iowa state law; and 

— Be prepared to respond to media inquiries if an incident occurs. 

Conclusion 

In all of our ministries with children and youth, the Iowa Conference is committed to 

demonstrating the love of Jesus Christ so that each child will be "... surrounded by steadfast love, ... 

established in the faith, and confirmed and strengthened in the way that leads to life eternal" ("Baptismal 

Covenant II," United Methodist Hymnal, p. 44). 

Action: The Iowa Annual Conference adopts this policy and directs the appropriate conference entities 

collaborate to create procedures which will implement it. 


Rules of Order Changes 

410. Submitted by: Rules of Order Committee 

1999 IACJ, Page 213. Change the title of the Rules of Order to “Plan of Organization and Rules 

of Order.” 


Intent: The Book of Discipline defines the church and the annual conference. It is unnecessary 

and improper to add to the Discipline. 1999 IACJ, Page 213-14. Delete all of section I, “Purpose 

and Structure.”

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1999 IACJ, Page 214, line 25. Rename section II, “The Annual Conference Sessions.” 


1999 IACJ, Page 215, following line 26. 

B. Pre-Conference Preparation 

1. Insert X.A. from page 264 here.] Pre-Conference Manual. The projected report of the 

Conference Council on Ministries, 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 to members of the Annual Conference not later than twenty days before the 

first day of the conference session and shall be published under the direction of the 

Sub-Committee on Journal Publication. 

2. Conference Orientation Events. 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 session and to discuss 

proposed legislation. . . 


Intent: Eliminate redundancy. 

1999 IACJ, Page 216, lines 34-36. [Delete page 265, lines 35-38 and substitute the following for 

page 216, lines 34-36.] 

“Matters requiring legislative action shall be given priority within a Legislative Committee’s 

scheduled time. Informational 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.” 


1999 IACJ, Page 218, after line 6. [Insert here IIIB.2, moved from page 218, lines 29-32.] 

c. Cabinet and Staff Consultants: The Appointive Cabinet may make assignments of district 

superintendents as consultant members of agencies. The Conference Council on Ministries 

Director may assign Conference Council on Ministries staff as consultant members of agencies. 


1999 IACJ, Page 218, after line 28. [Insert here III.B, moved from page 215, lines 35-42.] 

2. General/Jurisdictional Agency Members. Persons of the Iowa Conference who are elected 

members of a jurisdictional or general agency of The United Methodist Church shall be members 

with vote of the corresponding Iowa Annual Conference agency. Expense allowances for 

conference agency meetings of such members living in Iowa shall be the responsibility of the 

Annual Conference agencies. 


Intent: “Reconsideration by 25” was added to the Rules in 1995. Experience with this rule 

shows it is always possible to obtain 25 votes on the conference floor for an item to be removed 

from the consent calendar or for a defeated item to be ‘reconsidered.’ The result is that the 

winnowing work of the legislative committee is without effect. In addition, it bypasses the minority 

report rule (1999 IACJ, Page 216, line 37). 

1999 IACJ, Page 216, line 34. Insert XI. THE CONSENT CALENDAR (moved from page 264, 

lines 43 through page 265, line 10). Number these paragraphs 7 and 8 on page 216 and


renumber the present 7 and following: 

7. Consent Calendar. 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. All Consent Calendar items will be listed and identified by number at the 

beginning of each Legislative Committee’s printed report. Consent Calendar items will be acted 

upon by vote without reading or discussion. Any member may move that an 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. 

8. Defeated Items. 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 ‘Item defeated.’ All 

defeated items will be listed and identified by number at the beginning of each Legislative 

Committee report, and may be reconsidered in numerical sequence by affirmative vote of at least 

25 members of the plenary. 

418. Submitted by: Rules of Order Committee. 

Intent: This is an organizational matter, rather than a parliamentary rules matter. 

1999 IACJ, Page 216, line 47. Insert item XII.W (moved from page 270 line 32 through Page 

272, line 22), inserted in the outline as E, and revised as follows: 

E. Equalization of Conference Membership Between Laity and Clergy (30). 

1. Lay members of the Iowa Annual Conference shall be members of a United Methodist 

Church within the Iowa Annual Conference. . . . 


Intent: Follow the constituting of the Sub-Committee on Journal Publication and the Iowa 

Conference Book of Resolutions with the “work” of journal publication, just as the work of the 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee, the Rules of Order Committee, Program Review 

Committee, and others are placed with the rules which constitute those committees. 

1999 IACJ, Page 222, after line 44. Insert the content of IX PUBLICATION OF THE 

CONFERENCE JOURNAL (moved from page 263, line 28, through page 264, line 35). 

420. Submitted by: Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

III.C.2. (1999 IACJ, page 240, lines 8-9). 

Program Boards. There shall be six program boards in the Annual Conference whose members 

shall be elected for four year terms. These shall relate . . . . . 


Intent: Specify which address labels will be available to affiliate groups. 

III.E.2 (1999 IACJ, page 246, lines 42-26) 

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 of 

churches, pastors and church officers, lay and clergy members of the Iowa Annual 

Conference as defined in The Book of Discipline, and members of conference 

agencies, subject to the same costs and editorial judgements as conference agencies.

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Whatever mailing is mailed out to a subgroup of the mailing list, a sample of the 

mailing should be sent to the bishop and each district superintendent as a safeguard. 

422. Submitted by: Conference Nominating and Leadership Development Committee 

V.C.7 (1999 IACJ, page 252, line 6) 

. . . . After reaching the sixteen year limit, a person will not be eligible for membership on 

any Conference agency, until four years have elapsed. Ex officio service shall not be 

subject to this limitation. 

III.B.13.a.(3), (1999 IACJ, page 228 lines 3-6) 

[Delete, because it is duplicated at V.C.7, page 252, lines 3-6] 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION V 

Legislative Chairperson: David Clark 

Legislative Secretary: Maxine Moore Ballard 


501. District Councils on Ministries 

The District Councils on Ministries, under the direction of their respective District Conferences, 

are responsible for the development and implementation of district program ministry. Descriptions of 

proposed ministry direction are included here for review and comment, particularly regarding potential 

for collaboration among District and Conference programming. 

A. Cedar Rapids District Council on Ministries “supports local churches” by: a) listening to 

the local church needs, b) providing access to resources, c) providing training, and d) challenging local 

churches. 

The DCOM has five ministry committees which act on behalf of the DCOM to plan and implement 

district programming: 

1. Social Witness (responsible for coordinating the district Legislative Breakfast, social concerns 

education and resourcing of congregations in the areas of church and society concerns), 

2. Missions (responsible for coordinating district-wide mission projects, disaster response, 

Thanksgiving Ingathering, Volunteers in Mission, Rainbow Covenant and mission education), 

3. Youth Council (responsible for helping the local church youth groups reach out to others and 

facilitate their faith), 

4. Parish Development (responsible for coordinating all local church resourcing revitalization 

projects and new church development) 

5. Leadership Development (responsible for all lay leadership development programs such as 

lay speaking, district leadership training events, Leadership Academy and lay missionary program). 

B. Council Bluffs District Council on Ministries intends to continue current ministry programs 

and offer additional resourcing in response to emerging ministries. The Council Bluffs DCOM missional 

goal is to resource the local church with programs that train, equip, and encourage the ministry of each 

church in the mission of making disciples for Jesus Christ. 

C. Creston District Council on Ministries intends to provide opportunities for learning and 

growth for local church leadership and membership in helping them to reach out to all ages and make 

disciples of Jesus Christ. The primary emphasis is focused on the task of “Articulating the Faith” 

effectively as we enter into the new millennium. 

D. Des Moines District Council on Ministries intends to facilitate connectionalism among the 

congregations and clergy of the district, between the congregations and the mission agencies and 

ministries in the district and between the congregations in the district and the annual conference and 

general church agencies and ministries.


E. Dubuque District Council on Ministries intends to accomplish the following: 

1. Have DCOM listening teams that will visit at least one third of the churches each year 

for the next three years for the purpose of determining how the district and annual conference can best 

support and resource ministry in each setting. 

2. Work collaboratively with Parish Development and networks to develop ministry models 

that reach out to and connect with persons not now relating to a church. 

3. Nurture a culture of cooperation among congregations and clusters of churches to 

accomplish greater effectiveness in ministry together. 

4. Provide assistance to Grandview UMC to offer a connectional culture that fosters 

collegiality among University of Dubuque Theological Seminary students through weekly Wesley Table 

gatherings. 

5. Provide regular opportunities for renewal of clergy and lay leaders in fellowship and 

spiritual retreat settings. 

F. Fort Dodge District Council on Ministries intends to: 

1. Hold quarterly clergy days in retreat settings with competent resource persons to 

facilitate learning, reflection, spiritual growth, leadership skills development, networking opportunities and 

increased professional competency and insight. 

2. Continue the strong tradition of Lay Speaking Ministry Training for those beginning to 

respond to the call to preach, teach and lead the laity forward. 

3. Provide local church leadership training focused on the laity 

4. Support a growing district youth ministry; support the Wesley Foundation at Iowa State 

University. 

5. Improve district communications by publishing a monthly newsletter. 

G. Mason City District Council on Ministries intends to expand a successful Hispanic 

Ministry; continue to expand an effective youth ministry, and facilitate even better communication and 

share ministry successes. 

H. Muscatine District Council on Ministries plans to: 

1. Enhance the mission ministries of local churches, including the continued 

interpretation of, and encouragement for, full apportionment payment and Rainbow 

Covenant participation. 

2. Encourage and support local churches in their own ministries by providing training, 

encouragement, etc, and to celebrate exciting ministries happening throughout the 

district. 

3. Develop lay leadership in a variety of church leadership roles (including the expanded 

training for, and ministry of, lay speakers). 

4. Foster connectionalism through shared ministries–helping clergy and churches to 

cooperate with neighboring clergy and churches in serving communities. 

5. Strengthen the ministry of, broaden the base of support for, and develop the 

connection of local churches with specific mission projects. 

6. Help facilitate the visioning process within local church councils through listening 

sessions. 

7. Help churches move through times of tension (conflict) by having access to helpful 

resources (e.g., understandings of generational issues, consultants). 

I. Ottumwa District Council on Ministries intends to continue its Mobile United Methodist 

Ministry (MUMM) and its Youth Evangelism Team. 

J. Sioux City District Council on Ministries intends to accomplish 

1. Continued leadership development. 

2. Continued resourcing of local churches. 

3. Strengthening the United Methodist connection. 

4. Continued development of ministry to and with Hispanics.

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K. Spencer District Council on Ministries intends to host training events with quality speakers 

and trainers. A computer training program for local churches is currently being planned. Local mission 

projects based on the MUMMS ministry in the Ottumwa District are being considered. 

L. Waterloo District Council on Ministries has a goal of healing broken relationships within 

families, between families and within congregations. 

502. District Councils on Ministry Budget Summary 

A. District Councils on Ministry budgets include a number of sources of income, such as district 

askings which vary from district to district, fees and other funds collected at events, and so forth. The 

following budget summarizes all these sources of income and anticipated usage pattern for all districts. 

Each district has sole control over its own non-apportionment funds. The District Superintendent and 

District Councils on Ministries, in consultation with the Conference Council on Ministries, allocate 

apportionment funds to each district based on program ministry plans and needs. This budget summary 

includes planned carry over funds earmarked for programs which begin in one budget year and continue 

into the next year. The balance forward reflects planned carry forward funds allocated for programs 

beginning one year and completed the next. 






District askings 17,760 18,750 





Expenses: 










Total expenses $ 142,015 $ 143,615 



Balance forward from prior year 34,811 34, 811 

Ending balance $34,811 $ 34,811 

B. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes the 2001-2002 apportionment and total 

budget levels for the combined District Councils on Ministry at: 

2001 2002 


Total Revenue and Support $142,015 $143,615 

Total Expense $142,015 $143,615



503. CCOM Program Ministry Resource Fund 

There are a number of budget items which are, at present, scattered throughout various CCOM 

funds, but which are confusing and difficult to manage in that form. In addition, there are several budget 

items and funds which, by their nature, cut across a number of programming areas. Finally, there two 

items which serve to support a wide range of program ministries, but because they are confined to a 

single fund, have a disproportionate impact on that fund during the imposition of annual spending limits 

mandated by the conference deficit reduction plan. The creation of a CCOM Program Ministry Resource 

Fund (PMR Fund) collects these items into a single fund under the direction of the of the CCOM itself, 

but accounts for direction from the programming groups which have special and/or historic interest in 

or responsibility for these resources. 

Because the new budgeting format more accurately defines most CCOM expenditures as 

“program” rather than “administration,” the word “administration” has been removed from the description 

of these items. 

Beginning with the 2001 budget year, the CCOM Program Ministry Resource Fund will include 

the following items: 

— The Iowa Annual Conference’s fair share payments to Iowa Religious Media Services 

(Currently this item is in the Board of Discipleship budget) 

— The Iowa Annual Conference’s fair share payments to Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa 

(Currently this item is in the Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns budget.) 

— Communications 

(Currently this item is a separate fund, administered by the CCOM Communications Committee.) 

— Program support 

(Currently, this item is shown as “out-of-state travel”and “administration” in the various CCOM 

Board and Commission budgets.) 

— CCOM ministry activities 

(Currently, this item is a separate fund called CCOM Committee Fund, and is used as the 

operations budget for all CCOM Committees except the Communications Committee.) 

— Program contingency 

(Currently, this item is a separate fund used by the CCOM to support new ministries as they 

emerge during a programming year.) 

Creation of this fund will have three significant effects: 

1. All of these items are important to all program mission and ministry conducted and supported by the 

CCOM. Combining them into a single fund reflects the holistic impact that these items have on all of the 

CCOM’s mission and ministry efforts. 

2. At present, the Board of Discipleship and the Commission on Christian Unity bear sole responsibility 

for managing our payments to Iowa Religious Media Services and Ecumenical Media of Iowa 

respectively. This places an undue burden on those groups during the decision-making associated with 

the development of spending limits for a given program year. The entire CCOM should take 

responsibility for ensuring that these important ecumenical commitments are met. Placing them in a fund 

which includes the program support and contingency funds identified above allows more flexibility and 

fairness in managing these payments 

3. The Communications Committee will continue to set policy and direction for the communications 

efforts of the conference. That policy and direction, along with a Communications Committee 

representative on the steering group that guides the use of the PMR Fund, will ensure the integrity of 

the Communications efforts of the conference, while helping to broaden the impact of communications 

resource deployment. 

Use of the Program Ministry Resource Fund will be guided by a steering committee made of the 

following persons: 

CCOM Executive Committee members

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Board of Discipleship representative 

Commission on Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns representative 

Communications Committee representative 


All Iowa Annual Conference programs, activities, and expenditures shall be consistent with the mission 

of the church as stated in The Book of Discipline (pages 114-115 of the 1996 Discipline) as amended 

by the 2000 General Conference. The Conference Council on Ministries shall administer this provision, 

in cooperation with the Council on Finance and Administration. 

CCOM Program Ministry Resource Fund Budget Summary 

This summary is for information purposes. The action on this budget is included in the total Council on 

Ministries budget shown in item 505. 

Revenue and Support: 2001 2002 



Miscellaneous Receipts 

Advertising and subscriptions $6,050 $6,050 

TOTAL $344,970 $344,970 

Expenses: 



Direct Grants to Local Churches 

Television/Telecommunications grants $13,170 $13,170 


CCOM program support 55,960 55,960 

CCOM program contingency 32,640 32,640 

Institutional Support 


Iowa Religious Media Services 80,000 80,000 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa 60,000 60,000 

Other ministries 

CCOM ministry activities 16,000 16,200 

Supporting services 

General and administrative services 

Church news and features 57,000 57,000 

Public awareness activities 30,000 30,000 

TOTAL $344,970 $344,970 


504. CCOM Resource and Program Delivery Fund 

At present, this fund is called the “CCOM Administration” fund. However, under the new budget 

format, most of the resource use in this fund is more accurately described as programming. Therefore, 

the name of the fund has been changed to reflect its program status and to reduce confusion as to the 

actual use of the resources. This fund is used primarily to support the staff of the Conference Council 

on Ministries and their work in providing resources and program ministry assistance to local churches. 

Two items of special interest: 

1. This budget includes the Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult ministries. This 

anticipates positive action on the re-location of the Conference Youth Coordinator into the Conference 

Council on Ministries staff. For more information on this, please see Legislative Section IV, Item 408. 

2. Under standard accounting practice for non-profit organizations, which has guided the development 

of the new budgeting format, communications activities fall within general administration for the entire


organization. Therefore you will see expenses associated with the CCOM communications staff shown 

in that category. 

505. CCOM Resource and Program Delivery Fund Budget Summary 

A. Summary of budget items associated directly with local church resource and program 

assistance, conference wide programming around youth and young adults and camping and retreat 

ministries. 

Revenue and Support 2001 2002 


Conference Benevolences $1,231,560 $1,276,145 

TOTAL $1,231,560 $1,276,145 

Expenses 

Program support: 

Local church ministry support: 


Field Staff for local church ministry, camping 

and retreat staff, youth and young adult ministry, 

and support staff associated with these programs $635,025 $674,569 

Other ministries 

Council Director, executive support staff, 

continuing education, resource development, 

and general Council operations $428,713 $428,878 

Support services: 

General and Administrative 

Communications professional and support 

staff $167,822 $174,698 

TOTAL $1,231,560 $1,278,145 

B. Summary of the total Conference Council on Ministries budget, including both the CCOM 

Program Ministry Resource Fund (Item 503. above) and the CCOM Resource and Program Delivery 

Fund (Item 504.) 



Administration ministries 

World service and conference benevolences $1,570,480 $1,617,065 

Total amount apportioned $1,570,480 $1,617,065 

Less amount not collected 






Expenses: 





Institutional support ministries:

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Direct grants to individuals 

Other programs 444,913 445,078 



General and administrative services 254,822 261,698 

Total expenses $1,576,530 $1,623,115 



Balance forward from prior years 


C. Action: The Iowa Annual Conference authorizes 2001-2002 apportionment and total budget 

levels for the Conference Council on Ministries at: 

2001 2002 

Apportionment $1,570,480 $1,617,065 

Total Revenue $1,576,530 $1,623,115 

Total Expenses $1,576,530 $1,623,115 


Rules of Order Changes 


Intent: III.B.14 (1999 IACJ, page 230, line 16 through page 231, line 21) and XII.I & J (page 

266, line 35 through page 268, line 29) contain redundancies. Also, it is confusing to 

need to refer to two sections to understand the resolution process. Therefore, it is 

proposed that III.B.14.a. (page 230), where the Committee is constituted, remain and 

that the “function” portion refer the reader to XII.I & J. It is further proposed that what 

is now in III.B.14.b, (1)-(8) be moved to and combined with XII.I & J. 

1999 IACJ, Page 230, line 16. 

14. Conference Resolutions Committee 

a.Members: 

1.The membership shall consist of six members. At least one clergy and one laity must be 

from churches under 200 members. 

2.It is recommended that two additional persons who are members of the state legislature, 

one from each major party, shall be consultants. 

3.The Book of Resolutions editor shall be a consultant. 

b.Functions: (See XII.I & J, pages 266-268) 

[1999 IACJ, XII. I & J, pages 266-268 would read:] 

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. [Moved from page 230] The committee will receive all resolutions submitted to the 

Annual Conference in the form specified by the Conference Resolutions Committee.


3. 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. 

i) Each resolution adopted by an odd-year Annual Conference, shall have a 

term of two years unless it is discontinued by the subsequent Annual 


ii Each resolution adopted by an even-year Annual Conference shall have a 

term of one year. 

4. Individuals, congregations, or districts may submit resolutions to the Conference 

Council on Ministries office by September 1 each year for referral to the appropriate 

conference organization. Or, if these resolutions have been developed after 

September 1, they may be submitted directly to the Resolutions Committee. [Moved 

from #4, Page 267, and edited.] 

5. [portion moved from b.(2) on page 230.] Conference organizations shall submit their 

resolutions proposals to the Conference Council on Ministries 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. 

6. The Resolutions Committee shall: 

(i) [Moved from b.(3) on page 230.] 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: 

(i) The resolution, or a similar resolution is already a Standing Resolution. 

(ii) The resolution is not in the proper form. 

(iii) The resolution contains factual information that is misstated, incorrect, or 

apparently misleading. 

(iv) The resolution is inconsistent with or contradicts a current Standing 

Resolution. 

(v) The resolution has not been submitted in time to be properly reviewed by 

the Resolutions Committee. 

(vi) The resolution is in conflict with the Book of Discipline of The United 


(vii) The resolution does nothing more than to cause the annual conference 

to vote approval of a portion of the Book of Discipline. (See Judicial 

Council Decisions 476, 700, 714, 847, 835.) 

(ii) [Moved from b,(4), page 231.]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. 

(iii) [Moved from b.(5), page 231.] 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.

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(iv) [Moved from b.(6), page 231.] Promote and interpret the resolution process at 

all levels of the Annual Conference. 

7. 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. 

8. A resolution may be brought directly to the conference floor as follows: 

(i) The resolution shall be submitted to the Resolutions Committee within 48 

hours after the call to order of the Annual Conference. 

(ii) The Resolutions Committee shall review the resolution to determine 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. 

(iii) By majority vote, the Conference shall decide whether to consider the 

resolution. 

(iv) Resolutions which the Annual Conference has voted to consider shall be 

printed and distributed by the Annual Conference Session Planning 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 

Sub-Committee. 

9. [This part is a combining of III.B.14.b.(7), page 231, lines 15-17 and XII.I.7, page 267, 

lines 32-37.] Resolutions adopted by a session of the Iowa Annual Conference shall 

be published in the Daily Proceedings for even numbered years. The Resolutions 

Committee shall be responsible for the content of 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. 

10. [Moved from III.B.14.b.(8), page 231.] The Resolutions Committee shall also process 

petitions to General Conference that are submitted for Annual Conference approval. 

The committee shall collate petitions and assign them to the proper Legislative 

Committee for discussion, vote and referral to the Annual Conference. 

J. Standing Resolutions. [No changes are proposed for this section.] 


Intent: Eliminate redundancy. 

Delete page 253, line 45 through page 254, line 5, which duplicates #5 (lines 24-36) just above 

it. 

508. Submitted by: Joint Task Force (Representatives of the Cabinet and the Board of Ordained 

Ministry). Reviewed by: Board of Laity, Board of Ordained Ministry, and Cabinet. 

Amend VI.K, page 257, lines 18-20. 

Retiring clergy and diaconal ministers, shall submit to the Conference Archives a brief 

biography of their active ministry or complete a biographical data form supplied by the 

Commission on Archives and History.




Delete Sections VI.I and VI.J found on pages 256 and 257 of the 1999 IACJ, and replace with 

a new Section VI.I, as follows: 

I. Clergy Leaves and Vacations. This policy covers all clergy under appointment to serve 

churches in the Iowa Conference. All leaves shall be planned in consultation with the 

charge’s Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the district superintendent to 

determine ministry responsibilities in the pastor’s absence and funding sources. Vacations 

and leaves can not accumulate from year to year. 

a. Vacations. 

(1) The vacation year is from July 1 to June 30. The pastor and the Staff/Pastor-Parish 

Relations Committee should discuss the vacation plans of the pastor early in the 

conference year. 

(2) Effective July 1, 2001, clergy serving full-time or less than full-time 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 year under appointment: two weeks vacation, including two Sundays. 

(b) Subsequent years under appointment: four weeks vacation, including four 

Sundays. 

(3) Annual Conference, camping programs, and other connectional responsibilities are 

not considered as vacation time. 

b. Continuing Formation and Spiritual Growth (348) 

(1) Clergypersons shall be allowed one week each year, including one Sunday, and 

one month each quadrennium for continuing formation and spiritual growth (for a total 

of seven weeks per quadrennium). 

(a) Qualifying events include educational and spiritual growth events such as 

School for Ministry, Schools of Christian Mission, Academies of Spiritual 

Formation. 

(b)Each clergyperson serving a charge in Iowa is expected to earn a minimum 

of two CEUs each conference year and shall include copies of the certification 

with his/her continuing education report to the district superintendent and 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. One CEU equals ten contact hours. 

(c) An exception shall be made for course of study, where up to 4 weeks will 

be given for this formation event. 

(2) A leave for up to six months may be requested by a clergyperson who has been 

under full-time appointment for a minimum of five years. The status of the 

clergyperson’s appointment is not affected during the leave. 

(3) The plans and expected outcomes of the leave shall be outlined by the 

clergyperson. The leave shall have the approval of the district superintendent, the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the church council(s). 

(4) Salary during the first month of the leave shall be funded at 100% (see a., above). 

The remainder of the leave may be a paid leave, if this request is approved by the 

district superintendent, the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the church 

council(s), or it may be unpaid. Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) contributions made by 

the charge will be adjusted if compensation is reduced. No MPP contributions can be 

made if no salary is paid. 

(5) If the clergyperson’s salary is reduced or eliminated during the leave, the 

clergyperson may appeal to the Cabinet for assistance from the Sustentation Fund. 

The Cabinet will consider each request on a case by case basis. 

(6) During the leave the charge and the clergyperson shall continue to pay their 

respective shares of health insurance. The conference shall continue to pay for 

Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP). 

(7) The Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the district superintendent shall

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consult and determine in advance how pastoral responsibility for the church(es) will 

be handled during the leave. Compensating supply clergypersons shall be the 

responsibility of the charge, not the clergyperson. 

c. Maternity/Paternity Leave (353). 

(1) Maternity or paternity leaves of up to one quarter of a year are available to clergy 

at the birth or adoption of a child. The status of the clergyperson’s appointment is not 

affected during the leave. 




(3) At least the first eight weeks of the leave shall be at full pay. The remainder may 

be a paid leave, if this request is approved by the district superintendent, the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the church council(s), or it may be an 

unpaid leave. Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) contributions made by the charge will 

be adjusted if compensation is reduced. No MPP contributions can be made if no 

salary is paid. 

(4) This leave is in lieu of a leave taken under the Family/Medical Leave policy 

(below). 

(5) The Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the district superintendent shall 



responsibility of the charge, not the clergyperson nor the conference. 

d. Family/Medical Leave. 

(1) Each clergyperson is eligible for a family/medical leave, provided s/he has served 

under appointment in the Iowa Conference at least one-half time for the twelve months 

preceding the leave. The status of the clergyperson’s appointment is not affected 

during the leave. 

(2) A leave may be taken for the following reasons: (1) the placement of a child with 

the clergyperson for foster care, (2) to care for the spouse, child, or parent of the 

clergyperson who has a serious health condition, or (3) because of a serious health 

condition that makes the clergyperson unable to perform the functions of his/her 

position. If a leave is taken because of a serious health condition, a doctor’s 

certification must be provided if requested by the district superintendent or the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. 

(3) The leave shall be limited to twelve weeks in any conference year; however, the 

leave may immediately follow or precede vacation time. The leave may be taken (1) 

in a single block, (2) intermittently, or (3) by working a reduced number of hours. 

(4) The leave may be a paid leave, if this request is approved by the district 

superintendent, the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the church 

council(s), or the leave may be an unpaid leave. However, if the leave is taken 

because of the clergyperson’s own serious health condition, at least the first month of 

the leave shall be at full pay. Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) contributions made by 

the charge will be adjusted if compensation is reduced. No MPP contributions can be 

made if no salary is paid. 

(5) If the clergyperson’s salary is reduced or eliminated during the leave, the 

clergyperson may appeal to the Cabinet for assistance from the Sustentation Fund. 

The Cabinet will consider each request on a case by case basis. 




(7) The Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the district superintendent shall 



responsibility of the charge, not the clergyperson.


e. Sick Leave. 

(1) Clergy shall be granted up to two weeks, including two Sundays, of sick leave 

during the conference year (July 1 - June 30); this shall not accumulate from year to 

year. 

(2) Sick leave is for periods of incapacity which are beyond the clergypersons’s control 

and which are not work related. The leave should be taken in consultation with the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. If a clergyperson’s illness extends beyond 

the allocated sick time, the pastor may take a Family/Medical leave (see above). 

(3) Sick leave also may be taken by the clergyperson to care for an immediate family 

member during an illness, upon approval of the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations 

Committee. Immediate family includes spouse, child, daughter/son-in-law, step-child, 

grandchild, parent, parent-in-law, and step-parent. In certain situations, a leave may 

be granted for the illness of another relative or a close friend. 

f. Bereavement Leave. 

(1) Clergy shall be granted up to five days of bereavement leave if there is a death in 

the immediate family. Immediate family includes spouse, child, daughter/son-in-law, 

step-child, grandchild, parent, parent-in-law, step-parent, grandparent, and sibling. In 

certain situations, bereavement leave may be granted for the death of another relative 

or close friend. 

(2) The clergyperson shall consult with the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee 

when taking bereavement leave. With the approval of the Staff/Pastor-Parish 

Relations Committee, sick leave may be used to extend bereavement leave. 



Delete “Incapacitated Pastors” from the Index of Standing Items found on page 146 of the 1999 

IACJ and terminate the guidelines adopted in 1981 and amended in 1990. 


Intent: Rules of Order (or Bylaws), being of a more fixed character than ordinary legislation, 

should not be amendable by less than a two-thirds vote, nor without the required one 

day’s notice (see 1999 IACJ, XII.U, page 270) 

Page 270, XII.T (lines 21-23). 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 except those rules related to amending the Rules of Order. 


1999 IACJ, Page 270, XII.V. (lines 29-31). Move this item to become XII.A (preceding Quorum) 

on page 265, and revise as follows: Parliamentary Rules. The annual conference shall follow 

Robert’s Rules of Order, except when Robert’s differs from the rules of the last preceding 

General Conference, in which case the rules of General Conference shall be followed. And, when 

the rules of the Iowa Conference differ from those of Robert’s and/or General Conference, the 

rules of the Iowa Conference shall be followed. 

LEGISLATIVE SECTION VI 

Legislative Chairprson: Marvin Arnpriester 

Legislative Secretary: Bob Dean 


600. Conference Staff Compensation Task Force Report to the Iowa Annual Conference 

Editor’s Note: This item (along with Item 670.9) was referred. 

601. Recommendations for the 2001 Conference and Fiscal Year.

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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 Sunday offerings as 

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 


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. 

c. CF & A will review the reimbursement for “a. Mileage” and “b. Lodging and meals” and bring them 

into line with current cost of these items by the 2001 Annual Conference. 

5. The Conference Council of Finance and Administration (CFA) is granted authority to make necessary 

editorial adjustments in the 2001 Conference Budget. 

6. The Conference Council of Finance and Administration has examined the 1999 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 procedures 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 the following: 

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 forwarded to the chairperson of the Conference 

Board of Trustees for examination and for the purpose of creating a Deed of Transfer/Sale. 

e. The Disposition of Property shall occur as follows: 

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 such as 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 disbursed 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 disbursed by the Conference Board of Trustees. 

4) All deeds, records and other official and legal papers, including the contents of the 

cornerstone of the 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 and housing allowance 

or parsonage maintenance), 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. 

b. Newly constituted congregations shall be apportioned ten percent of its fair share of all 

apportionments the first full calender 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 year’s statistics available from the Conference statistical tables or, if four 

years of statistics are not available, the average will be that of the years entered into the statistical 

tables. 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 601.9a. 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 from contributing to the apportionments a larger amount than 

apportioned by the formula. To help each new church know what its full apportionments would be, the

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Conference Treasurer will report that amount to the church at the time 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 Standing Committee 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 a year to year basis. The plan of action is intended to allow a church to maintain a 

positive pattern of growth. 

d. The calculation steps for the formula are as follows: 

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. If a church fails to provide statistical table information at the time determined by the 

Conference Statistician, their apportionments shall increase the maximum 10%. 

2) The Conference four year average is determined by adding together the amounts from all 

churches as computed from step 9.d.1) above. 

3) The result from step 9.d.1) for each church is divided into the Conference four year average 

from step 9.d.2) yielding a percentage for each church. 

4) The result from step 9.d.3) for each church is multiplied times each of the Conference funds 

resulting in the apportionment for each church. 

5) The result from 9.d.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 

that 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 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. 

f. Charges involved in realignments will have their apportionments reviewed by a team of persons 

from the Cabinet, CFA, and Parish Development Standing Committee to evaluate how the realignments 

impact apportionments. The results may include a temporary, partial or full relief from apportionments 

for the time of transition and will be reevaluated each year. 

10. In order to implement the revised budget format, as required by FASB (Financial Accounting 

Standards Board), and provide needed information, the budget information in the Conference Journal 

and in the Pre-Conference Manual shall include supplemental information on agency budgets and 

program expenses, providing at least as much specific information as in the 1998 Conference Journal. 


Ministerial Support Ministries: 

General Church Apportionment Funds 

602. Episcopal Fund. 

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. The 2001 Episcopal Fund apportionment shall be $372,554.(See 823 - 832 of the 1996 

Book of Discipline.) 

Board of Ordained Ministry 

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 relationship to the Iowa Annual Conference. 

603. Ministerial Education Fund. (The Ministerial Education Fund [MEF] is the responsibility of the 

Board of Ordained Ministry) 

1. 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 Ministerial Education Fund 

apportionment for 2001 is $428,794. 

2. The 1996 Book of Discipline, 821 states, “Of the total money raised in each annual conference for 

the Ministerial Education Fund, 25 percent shall be retained by the annual conference that raised it, to 

be used in its program of ministerial education as approved by the annual conference and administered 

through its board of ordained ministry.” The Board of Ordained Ministry recommends the following 

budget for this share: 

a. Loans and Grants for Seminary Students--$14,000 to be used for forgivable loan/grants to 

seminary students who are certified candidates in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

b. Automatic Grants for Seminary Students--$41,000 to be used for financial assistance to 

seminary students who are certified candidates in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

c. Continuing Education--$15,000 to be used for continuing education opportunities for 

professionals in ministry. 

d. Mentor Program--$2,000 to be used for inquiring candidate’s retreats and for administration of 

the mentor program. 

a. Assessment and Guidance–$7,000 to be used for initial psychological assessment of 

candidates for ministry and retesting as deemed necessary at the time of probationary or full 

membership candidacy. 

f. School for Ministry--$5,000 to be used to help support the Iowa Conference School for Ministry. 

g. Recruitment /Enlistment--$3,000 to be used to help local churches and district Committees on 

Ministry promote awareness of the need for persons who will respond to God’s call to ordained 

ministry. It will also fund events within Iowa and help persons attend national events where 

individuals can explore a call to ordained ministry. 

h. Local Pastor’s License--$3,000 to be used for financial assistance to persons attending local 

pastor’s licensing school. 

i. Order of Elders–$800 to be used for regular meetings of the Order of Elders, including 

honorariums for speakers, postage, and other administrative expenses.

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j. Order of Deacons--$400 to be used for an annual gathering of deacons and other operational 

expenses related to the Order of Deacons. 

k. Residency in Ministry Program–$2,000 to fund a new program that provides peer group 

meetings, mentoring of probationary members, and continuing education for persons who are 

beginning full-time ministry. 

l. Winter Ministry Conference--$500 to support an ecumenical continuing education event for 

professionals in ministry. 

m. New Ministry Professional Teams--$200 for administrative costs involved in bringing together 

new teams of ministry professionals to begin the process of learning to work together. 

n. Course of Study Support–$15,000 to provide financial assistance to local pastors who are 

attending the Course of Study School. 

o. Start Up and Culmination--$2,000 for an event which helps pastors who are changing 

appointments understand the dynamics involved in leaving one parish and beginning ministry 

in another. 

p. Effective Team Ministries Retreat–$200 to help support local church staffs who want to learn 

how to function together more effectively. 

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. The General Administration Fund apportionment for 2001 is $98,384. (See 817, 

806.1, 2401.2, 906.2, 808, and 1806.12 of the 1996 Book of Discipline) 

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. 

The Jurisdictional Administration Fund apportionment for 2001 shall be $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. The Interdenominational Cooperation Fund 

apportionment for 2001 is $38,923. (See 806.1-2d, 808, 818, 1903.18, and 511 of the 1996 Book of 

Discipline) 

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. The World 

Service Fund apportionment for 2001 will be $1,218,428. (See 812, 611.3.b).(3).d) of the 1996 Book 

of Discipline)



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. The Black 

College Fund apportionment for 2001 is $197,711. (See 806, 808, 810, 819 of the 1996 Book of 

Discipline) 

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. The 

Africa University Fund apportionment for 2001 is $44,251. (See 806.2q of the 1996 Book of Discipline) 

610. Mission Initiatives Fund. Item deleted. It’s funds are included in the World Service and 

Conference Benevolences. 


Episcopal Funds 

611. Assistant to the Bishop Fund. 

This budget provides the staff salaries, benefits, and office expenses for the office of Assistant to the 

Bishop. In accordance with Rule of Order VII.K., the 2001 salary of the Assistant to the Bishop will be 

$60,492 in 2001 and $62,992 in 2002. The budget for this item shall be $159,320 in 2001 and $165,255 

in 2002. 

612. Episcopal Office Fund. 

An annual conference as large as Iowa has expenses for operation of the episcopal office that exceed 

the grant from the General Church. This fund provides money to supplement the daily operation of the 

Episcopal Office. $4,500 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $4,500 in 2002 for this purpose. 


613. Conference Secretary Fund. 

The Conference Secretary is to keep the official records of the Annual Conference Session and has 

other responsibilities defined in The Book of Discipline. The budget for this office includes 

compensation for the Conference Secretary and expenses for supporting the Secretary’s work. $5,940 

shall be apportioned in 2001 and $5,940 in 2002 for this purpose. 

614. Legal Fees. 

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 Episcopal Office. This budget pays the 

legal expenses for the work of the Conference Chancellor. This is in accordance with The Book of 

Discipline. At times the Conference Chancellor may refer legal matters related to the Episcopal Office 

to other attorneys after consultation with the Episcopal Office. The contract with the Conference 

Chancellor limits the fees paid to a maximum of $50,000 a year. $50,000 shall be apportioned for this 

purpose in 2001 and $50,000 in 2002 for this purpose. 

615. Clergy and Diaconal Misconduct Fund. 

This budget provides funds for the expenses incurred by the Annual Conference in following the 

disciplinary procedures related to complaints filed against clergy or diaconal ministers. It also provides

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money for the work of the Conference Committee on Clergy and Diaconal Misconduct. $41,000 shall be 

apportioned in 2001 and $41,000 in 2002 for this purpose. 

616. Episcopal Seminars Fund. 

This budget supplements General Church Episcopal Funds for program 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 

fees in underwriting the cost of these events. $7,500 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $7,500 in 2002 

for this purpose. 

617. Leadership Team. 

This item provides funding for the coordinating and planning of agendas for the Leadership Team which 

consists of the Bishop, Administrative Cabinet, Foundation Director, Associate Council Directors, the 

Director of the Office of Pastoral Care and Counseling, and Administrative Services professional staff. 

$1,000 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $1,000 in 2002 for this purpose. 

618. Task Force Funding. 

Each year the Annual Conference directs the formation of various committees, task forces or studies 

which are not funded through regular items in the Annual Conference budget. This budget item pays for 

the costs of these special purpose groups. $6,000 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $6,000 in 2002 for 

this purpose. 

619. Episcopacy Committee Fund. 

This budget item funds the administrative and meeting costs of the Annual Conference Episcopacy 

Committee as well as other responsibilities defined by The Book of Discipline. $5,000 shall be 

apportioned in 2001 and $5000 in 2002 for this purpose. (Editorial note: The unspent balance will be 

carried forward through the quadrennium to fund transitions in the Office of the Bishop.) 

2001 2002 

Apportioned Budget 

Ministerial support ministries $163,820 $169,755 

Administrative ministries 116,440 116,440 

Total apportionments 280,260 $286,195 

Amounts not collected - - 

Net received 

Other resources: 

280,260 286,195 

Gifts and grants 54,500 54,500 

Fees 1,700 1,700 

Other receipts 1,750 17,50 

Total resources $338,210 $344,145 

Expenditures: 

Clergy support: 

Recruitment, appointment, and supervision $ 35,260 $ 41,000 

Continuing Education - - 

Local Church Support: 

Connectional ministries - - 

Other ministries 234,270 240,205 

Administrative services 62,940 62,940 

Fund raising service - - 

Total expenditures $338,210 $344,145


Surplus (Deficit) - - 

Inter-fund transfers - - 

Balance forward 40,413 40,413 



Cabinet Funds 

620. Cabinet Administration Fund. 

1. In accordance with Rule of Order VII.K., the 2001 salary for each district superintendent shall be 

$60,492. 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. 

2. The compensation package for each district superintendent also includes pension, health insurance, 

death and disability, workers compensation and a cafeteria plan. 

3. The apportioned budget for items one and two and other administrative and contingency expenses 

shall be $884,325. 

621. District Office Funds. 

The District Office Fund supports the following items and $714,172 shall be apportioned for these items. 

1. Salaries and benefits of twelve district administrative secretaries. The compensation package 

includes salary, pension, health insurance, death and disability, workers compensation and a cafeteria 

plan. ($410,297) 

2. District office rent and utilities. ($55,575) 

3. Reimbursement for official automobile mileage shall be at the IRS mileage rate presently in force. 

($101,775) 

4. District superintendents’ office administrative expenses, continuing education and other accountable 

reimbursement expenses. ($143,525) 

5. Other administrative and contingency expenses. ($3,000) 

6. The budget items listed above shall be divided among the various districts as determined by the 

appointive cabinet. 

622. Recruitment Fund. 

This budget shall pay the travel expenses of district superintendents who visit seminaries and some 

travel expenses for recruitment interviews of prospective pastors. $13,925 shall be apportioned to 

support this fund. 

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 appointive cabinet shall be 

responsible for the allocation of these funds. $11,375 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

624. Missional Appointment Support Fund. 

This budget shall provide funds for the Bishop and Cabinet to make grants to local churches whose

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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. $80,000 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

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. Funds 

from the previous year shall be carried forward to provide up to $90,000 in the following year’s spending 

plan. $60,000 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

626. Disability Condition Support Fund. 

This fund, administered by the Cabinet, helps local charges in providing administrative support for 

pastors with handicapping conditions. $16,000 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

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). $3,950 shall be apportioned to support this 

fund. 

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 

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 the contiguous states are eligible to receive a maximum moving cost 

as designated within our current guidelines. 

i. Clergy moving to Iowa from outside the 48 contiguous states 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 

or pre-authorized move from out of state. Moving expense payments will only be made to movers who 

are on the AML. To qualify for inclusion on the AML, the mover must meet the following criteria: 

a. be licensed by the State of Iowa under applicable laws. 

b. 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. submit weight tickets for a move before payment is made. 

d. 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 full replacement value at $3.50 per pound with the Conference 

paying for 15,000 pounds and/or $55,000 maximum valuation whichever is less. There will be a $500 

deductible. If the goods being moved are greater than 15,000 pounds, the clergy may buy more 

insurance. 

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. 

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 the following: 

! An invoice 

! Weight tickets 

! A bill of lading signed by the person being moved or an authorized family member

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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 628.3.j. 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 the 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). 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. 

7. $390,000 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

629. Interim Ministry. 

These funds will be used to provide special training for ministers in equipping them to serve in pastoral 

appointments for a specified short-term period. These funds will be administered jointly by the Cabinet 

and Board of Ordained Ministry. $8,550 shall be budgeted for interim ministry. 

2001 2002 


Ministerial support ministries $2,182,297 $2,260,842 

World Service & Conference Benevolence - - 

Total apportionments 2,182,297 2,260,842 


Net received 


2,182,297 2,260,842 


Gifts and grants - - 

Fees 4,825 4,825 


Total resources $2,206,717 $2,285,267 

Expenditures: 

Clergy support:


Recruitment, appointment, and supervision $2,033,392 $2,096,942 

Cont. ed. And financial support 174,375 199,375 

Institutional support: 

Grants to affiliated agencies 3,950 3,950 

Other ministries - - 

Total expenditures 2,211,717 2,300,267 

Surplus (Deficit) (5,000) (15,000) 






Council on Finance and Administration Funds 

630. Administrative Services Fund. 

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, mail room and duplication services, Conference property administration, computer 

coordination, mailing list maintenance, journal editing functions, and a variety of other administrative 

tasks. 

In accordance with Rule of Order VII.K., the 2001 salary for the Conference Treasurer/Director of 

Administrative Services shall be $60,492. Each December, or before start of employment, CFA shall 

establish an amount to be considered housing exclusion as defined by Section 107 of the Internal 

Revenue Code. $663,555 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

633. Council on Finance and Administration Fund. 

1. 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, apportionment interpretation materials and other stewardship materials. 

2. 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. 

a. The Foundation provides these specific services in the area of fund development: 

1) fund raising services for the Conference and its districts 

2) direct, on-site assistance for local churches in the areas of establishing permanent 

endowment funds and planned giving programs 

3) seminars and workshops on wills and estates and charitable giving 

4) capital campaign and special fund raising campaign planning consultations 

5) charitable giving planning with individuals on behalf of the local church 

6) working with individuals through charitable giving consultations and research and the 

establishment of endowments for scholarships, missions, local churches, and 

conference/national/international programs 

7) assisting affiliated organizations who are without a fund development office 

b. The Foundation provides investment management services which include: 

1) investment options within the Social Principles of the United Methodist Church for local 

churches, the conference and related agencies

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2) investing and managing charitable trusts and endowments from United Methodist 

individuals 

c. 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. 

d. The recommendation for the 2000 Annual Conference concerning fiscal year 2001 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 (IUMF) 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 2001. 

The Foundation shall monitor its service under the terms of this agreement and report to CFA on a semiannual 

basis. 

3. $86,165 shall be apportioned to support this fund. Of that amount $50,000 shall be the contract with 

the Iowa United Methodist Foundation. 

636. Workers Compensation Insurance Fund. 

The Conference has obtained a blanket workers compensation policy that covered all employees of local 

United Methodist congregations and all agencies of the Iowa Annual Conference. The cost for this policy 

is billed to the employing agency. No money is apportioned to support this fund. 

637. Deficits and Working Capital Reserve Fund. 

1. Goals: 

a) Goal #1: Reach 100% payment of apportionments. 

Strategy: 

1) CFA, CCOM and the Appointive Cabinet will develop new apportionment interpretation 

materials and implement new effective interpretation methods to increase the level of paid 

apportionments. 

2) The Appointive Cabinet, CCOM and CFA will establish criteria for evaluating congregations 

who pay less than 100% of their apportionments and develop a plan of action appropriate to the cause 

of non 100% payment. 

3) The Appointive Cabinet, CCOM, and CCFA will explore developing a strategy linking 

ministerial appointment or other valued services with regular 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 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) 

Strategy 

1) Place in each year’s budget, beginning in l999, a line item for the Unrestricted Reserve 

Fund. 

2) Each fall CFA, based on the previous years’ apportionment receipts, will instruct each board 

or agency to prioritize their spending for the coming year and submit the revised spending budget to 

CFA. If the board or agency has a program that needs to be funded at 100%, the balance of the 

remaining programs may be funded at a ratio of the remaining budget. 

3) The Annual Conference authorizes CFA, if necessary, to negotiate a line of credit from a 

commercial lender for the remainder of 2000 and 2001 to cover lease contracts, salaries, equitable 

compensation grants and grants to Connectional agencies, institutions and missional churches. The 

amount of the line of credit shall not exceed $1,200,000. If the line of credit becomes necessary, the 

repayment plan will become an additional obligation of the Annual Conference and will be reflected in 

increased apportionment askings (1996 Book of Discipline 610.9). 

4) $206,360 shall be apportioned from the Ministerial Support apportionment, $124,045 shall be 

apportioned from the Administrative Ministries apportionment, and $149,906 shall be apportioned from 

the World Service and Conference Benevolence apportionment. The total from these funds is $480,311. 

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. $10,000 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

2001 2002 


Ministerial support ministries $ 206,360 $ 206,360 


World Service & Conference Benevolence 149,906 149,906 

Total apportionments 1,240,031 1,270,751 

Amounts not collected - 

- 

Net received 


1,240,031 1,270,751 

Gifts and grants 150 80 

Contributions to benefit plans - - 



Total resources 

Expenditures: 


$1,337,956 $1,368,606 

Welfare benefits $ - $ - 

Administrative services 768,870 799,520

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Fund raising services 50,000 50,000 

Total expenditures 818,870 849,520 

Surplus (Deficit) 519,086 519,086 



Ending Balance $ 869,172 $1,388,258 


Conference Board of Trustees Funds 

640. District Office Equipment Reserve Fund. 

The districts have need for the purchase and/or lease of office equipment. Such equipment would 

include, but not be limited to furniture, 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. $24,000 shall be apportioned for district office equipment needs. 

641. Conference Computer Reserve Fund. 

The purpose of this fund is for future replacement, upgrade and care for minor maintenance on the 

computers owned or leased by the conference. The cost of some of the networking services among 

district offices, field staff offices, camps and the Conference Center are also part of this fund. A 

Computer Systems Task Force consisting of representatives who use the system will advise the 

Conference Board of Trustees on the allocation of these funds. $50,000 shall be apportioned for 

conference computer needs. 

642. District Parsonage Maintenance Reserve Fund. 

This fund is used for the insurance and maintenance of district parsonages. The District 

Superintendents with approval of the Conference Board of Trustees and the advice and consent of each 

District Parsonage Committee and the Bishop shall allocate an amount for each district. $39,000 shall 

be apportioned for district parsonage maintenance needs. 

643. District Parsonage Replacement Reserve. 

The purpose of this fund is for replacement of district parsonages. 

The Board of Trustees has entered into the following mortgage loan contracts for the purchase of district 

parsonages which require a total annual payment of $17,779: 

1) Council Bluffs District parsonage: On July 29, 1998 a five year mortgage loan of $75,000 at 8.5% 

interest was entered into with Norwest Bank. This agreement requires annual principle and interest 

payments of $8,863. 

2) Ottumwa District parsonage: On March 18, 1999 a five year mortgage loan of $80,000 at 7.75% was 

made entered into with Norwest Bank. This agreement requires annual principle and interest payments 

of $8,916. 

3) The balance of the fund shall be used to build a reserve for future district parsonage purchases. 

$22,000 shall apportioned for the district parsonage replacement fund. 

644. Episcopal Residence Fund. 

This fund pays for the purchase, repair, maintenance, and appliance replacement in the episcopal 

residence. Sixty seven percent, $19,000, of the episcopal residence costs are paid by the Episcopal 

Fund of the General Church. $16,500 of the amount paid by the General Church is reimbursement to


the Iowa Annual Conference for the original purchase of the residence. $9,000 shall be apportioned for 

the episcopal residence. 


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. The total cost 

is $7,000, of which $6,800 shall be apportioned. 

646. Conference Center Operations Fund. 

This fund is used for covering the cost of the Conference Center which is described below. The total 

cost for the Conference Center and its various funds is $465,905. Sources of this fund comes from subleased 

space, vending machine sales, interest from the conference center investment fund and $387,185 

will be apportioned. 

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. The total cost of the lease for 2001 shall be 

$377,922. Of that lease cost, $60,000 shall come from the investment of the funds resulting in the sale 

of the previous Conference Center, $16,962 comes from sublet income, with the balance apportioned. 

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 center. 

c. In the maintenance of any building there are certain supplies that are needed to keep them in 

good condition. Some minor maintenance, including paint repair etc. is the responsibility of the tenant. 

The supplies include such items as paper products, door locks, keys, and other miscellaneous items. 

d. The Conference’s insurance policy is part of the Conference Master Insurance Plan and is charged 

to Center operations. This policy includes property; multi-peril; an umbrella liability; directors, officers 

and trustees liability; medical expenses for volunteers if injured at the Center; professional liability; 

sexual misconduct or molestation liability; and hired, nonowner automobile liability. 

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. The cost of the hospitably is about $6,500 and part of the cost is recovered by vending 

receipts. 

647. Conference Center Equipment Reserve Fund. 

This fund is used to purchase and maintain furniture, fixtures and equipment within the Conference 

Center. $25,000 will be apportioned for this fund 

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. The projected 2001 beginning balance is $2,906,235. Income will be $300,000 from 

the sale of the former Conference Center, and estimated interest earned from investment (assuming 7%) 

of $143,436. Cost includes investment management fees of $17,000 and $60,000 is used to defray 

lease expense. 

649. Priscilla Investment Fund.

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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. It is estimated the beginning 

value of the fund in 2001 will be $118,486. 

650. Master Insurance Plan. 

1. The Board of Trustees recommends the Iowa Annual Conference continue the Master Insurance Plan 

(MIP), which became effective on January 1, 2000. The Master Insurance Plan is a property, casualty, 

liability and workers compensation policy sponsored by the Iowa Annual Conference to insure its 

churches, camps, foundation and Conference owned property and activities. The Board of Trustees will 

select an agency and insurance company to be the plan administrator for the Conference. Local 

congregations may voluntarily join this insurance program. 

The Plan Administrator underwrites the MIP which is priced as a single entity. The Plan Administrator 

will: (1) allocate the premium to individual churches who voluntarily join the program, (2) the churches 

will pay their premiums to the Plan Administrator, (3) the churches will be issued standard evidence of 

coverage, and (4) the churches will report losses and claims directly to the insurer. 

The benefits to local churches are: (1) a high standard of coverage tailored to the church, (2) premium 

savings, (3) no right of refusal by the insurer for any church that wishes to participate, (4) broader 

coverage and higher limits, and (5) an opportunity to negotiate blanket guaranteed replacement cost 

coverage up to stated amount. 

The benefits to the conference are expected to be: (1) a guarantee that all churches are insured to a 

reasonable standard, (2) provide premium savings to local churches, and (3) provide better promotions 

of safety and loss prevention programs. 

2. Churches that choose not to join the voluntary MIP must submit to the Conference Board of Trustees 

a certificate of insurance certifying that their coverage meets minimum standards established by the 

Conference Board of Trustees. 

3. The Board of Trustees will continue to oversee MIP through the plan administrator. 

651. Central Services and Conference Center Leased Equipment. . 

Central Services provides for the centralized mailing, printing, delivering, etc. of the conference center 

and agencies within the conference. Printing and mailing costs are charged to the user group. 

Computer Service provides for a centralized address label system. The cost for this program is billed 

to the users of the label system. The Conference Center leases copy machines, postage meters, folders 

and inserters. The lease costs, pick-up and delivery charges, printing supplies are apportioned. The 

cost of operating this department is $80,600 of which $61,000 will be apportioned. 

652. Conference Center Bishop Task Force 

The lease on the current conference center location ends in October 2005. In order to give the Annual 

Conference ample time to consider all possible alternatives, review the actual Conference Center needs, 

develop a strategic plan, and have opportunity for the Annual Conference to implement this plan, the 

Board of Trustees recommends that the Bishop appoint a Task Force. The Bishop’s Task Force shall 

have representation from the Board of Trustees, the Council on Ministries and the Council on Finance 

and Administration as well as members at large from the Annual Conference. 

2001 2002 

Apportioned Budget: 

Ministerial support ministries $ 144,000 $ 144,000



Total apportionments 623,985 623,985 


Net received $ 623,985 $ 623,985 




Sale of Conf. Ctr. 300,000 300,000 



Expenditures: 


Recruitment, appointment and supervision $ 113,000 $ 113,000 

Local church support 

Direct grants - - 

Connectional ministries - - 

Other ministries - - 

Total expenditures 758,253 759,236 



Balance forward 3,105,708 3,545,008 



Annual Conference Administrative Ministries 

660. Annual Conference Session Planning Committee. 

This fund is used to pay for the administrative arrangements and program expenses of the Annual 

Conference Sessions Planning Committee and the Annual Conference Session, as well as the cost of 

printing and distributing the pre-conference manual to lay and clergy members of the Iowa Annual 

Conference. Included in this fund are the travel and per diem expenses for Conference members to 

attend the Conference session as described in the Rules of Order. (For details, see Standing Item 664. 

IACJ, 1999, p. 194.) 

Through its Journal Publication sub-committee, the Annual Conference Session Planning Committee is 

also charged with keeping the official records of the Annual Conference Session. Fees raised from the 

sale of the Journal and The Book of Resolutions, approximately $25,000, underwrites the actual cost 

of the printing and postage. 

$361,800 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $369,750 in 2002 for the work of the Annual Conference 

Session Planning Committee. (This budget represents the combination of four previously separate 

budgets: Session Committee, Journal Publication Committee, Annual Conference Travel Fund and the 

Pre-Conference Manual Fund.) 

661. Resolutions Committee. 

This budget funds the Resolutions Committee whose responsibilities are defined in Rules of Order 

III.B14 of The 1999 Iowa Conference Journal. $500 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $500 in 2002 for 

this purpose. 

662. Rules of Order Committee. 

This budget funds the Rules of Order Committee whose responsibilities are defined in Rules of Order

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III.B.15 of The 1999 Iowa Conference Journal. $230 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $230 in 2002 for 

this purpose. 

663. Annual Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee. 

This budget underwrites the expenses of the Annual Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee 

which coordinates the nominations for Annual Conference boards, agencies, commissions, committees 

and positions in accordance with The Book of Discipline and/or the Iowa Annual Conference Rules of 

Order. $6,000 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $5,000 in 2002 for this purpose. 

664. Annual Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee. 

This budget underwrites the expenses of the Annual Conference Leadership Development Coordinating 

Committee which coordinates the development of leaders for Annual Conference boards, agencies, 

commissions, committees and positions in accordance with The Book of Discipline and/or the Iowa 

Annual Conference Rules of Order. $5,000 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $5,000 in 2002 for this 

purpose. 

665. Annual Conference Personnel Committee. 

This budget underwrites the expenses of the Annual Conference Personnel Committee. $20,000 shall 

be apportioned in 2001 and $20,000 in 2002 for this purpose. 

666. General and Jurisdictional Conference and Delegate Expense Reserve Fund. 

This fund pays the cost of the delegation meetings, administrative costs of the delegation and travel and 

per diem costs of the first three clergy and first three lay alternate delegates to both the General and 

Jurisdictional Conferences. Reimbursement will be at the same rate as paid to General and Jurisdictional 

Conference delegates by the General Conference and the Jurisdictional Conference. 

The Iowa Conference will be hosting the 2004 North Central Jurisdictional Conference which will result 

in some additional expense. 

$15,000 shall be apportioned in 2001 and $15,000 in 2002 for these purposes. (Editorial note: The 

unspent balance will be carried forward through the quadrennium.) 

2001 2002 


Administrative ministries $ 408,530 $ 415,480 


Net received 


408,530 415,480 


Fees 2,700 2,700 


Total resources $ 442,230 $ 449,180 

Expenditures: 

Direct grants to individuals $ 5,000 $ 5,000 


Total expenditures $405,829 $412,495 



Balance forward (80,156) (43,755) 

Ending Balance (43,755) (6,870)




Commission on Equitable Compensation Funds 

670. Equitable Compensation Fund. 

The following is recommended for the 2001 Conference year: 

1. Travel reimbursements for all pastors serving a local charge will be at the IRS mileage rate currently 

in force. 

2. A minimum of $500 shall be allowed for continuing education for all pastors serving a full-time 

appointment. 

3. Each charge is encouraged to work with their pastor to establish: 

a. an accountable reimbursement account to cover job related expenses such as continuing 

education, educational materials, travel, meals and lodging, and 

b. a cafeteria plan in accordance with Internal Revenue Code Section 125. 

Administrative Services and the Cabinet shall provide information to the local church concerning these 

plans. 

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 2001 Minimum Base Compensation, which may be any combination of cash, utilities, or 

pastor’s share of benefits, shall be set at 60% of the 2001 Denominational Average Compensation as 

calculated by the General Board of Pensions and Health Benefits. 

b. The Minimum Base Compensation for full time pastors as identified in the 1996 Book of 

Discipline 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 $400 for each additional church. 

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. Each church should make an effort to provide minimum base compensation. However, churches 

which are unable to provide minimum base compensation may apply for equitable compensation funds 

for up to 25% of the minimum compensation depending upon the year of askance. The amount eligible 

for reimbursement is as follows: 

Year of Askance Amount Reimbursable 

1 25% 

2 25% 

3 25% 

4 20% 

5 15% 

6 10% 

7 5%

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By year 8, the local church should be prepared to cover their pastor’s full salary or use other alternative 

staffing plans.”. 

f. The 2001 Minimum Base Compensation is (based on the Denominational Average Compensation 

of $42,233): 

Single Charge 

Entry Level 25,340 plus $400.00 for each additional church 

2 Years in Ministry 25,740 plus $400.00 for each additional church 





7 Years or more in Ministry 27,740 plus $400.00 for each additional church 

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 2001 has been met. 

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 equitable compensation in quarterly 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, no later than February 1, 2001. 

8. $183,670 shall be apportioned to support this fund. 

2001 2002 



Amounts not collected 

- - 

Net received 

Expenditures: 

$ 183,670 $ 205,225 

Clergy financial support $ 183,670 $ 205,225 


Balance forward - - 

Ending Balance - - 


Other Funds 

675. Pastoral Care and Counseling Fund. 

This budget funds staff salaries, benefits and administrative expenses for the Conference office of 

Pastoral Care and Counseling. In accordance with Rule of Order VII.K., the 2001 salary for the Director 

of Pastoral Care and Counseling will be $60,492. Each December or before start of employment, CFA 

shall determine the amount to be considered housing exclusion as defined in Section 107 of the Internal 

Revenue Code. The total cost of the program for the calender year 2001 is $123,911 in which $4,800


is collected in fees for counseling services and $119,111 is to be apportioned. 

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, workshops, seminars, and consultation in a 

variety of areas related to pastoral care and counseling. 

2001 2002 




Net received $ 119,111 $ 123,479 

Other resources 

Fees and other receipts 4,800 4,800 

Total resources $123,911 $128,279 

Expenditures: 

Clergy support ministries 

Pastoral care $ 123,911 $ 128,279 



Balance forward - - 

Ending Balance $ - $ - 


678. District Askings. 

The districts have requested voluntary district askings to be used as follows: 

Cedar Rapids 20% - Communications/Networking, 30% - Leadership development, 50% - Parish 

revitalization & Congregational development 

Council Bluffs 50% - Carter Lake UMC building fund, 35% - Hispanic ministries, 15% - Aldersgate 

UM Camp 

Creston Supplement Creston District Ministries 

Des Moines Supplement District Council on Ministries budget 

Dubuque Support new outreach ministry model 

Fort Dodge 40% - Leadership development, 20% - Iowa State Wesley Foundation, 10% - 

Communications, 10% - Youth ministries, 10% - Emerging ministries, 10% Tithe 

beyond the Fort Dodge District. 

Mason City 50% - Youth and Children ministries, 50% - Hispanic ministries 

Muscatine Support for Community of Joy, Iowa Wesleyan College, St Paul UMC, Hispanic Tutor 

program, Golden Valley UM Camp 

Ottumwa 44.5% - MUMMS, 44.5% - YETS, 11% - supplement Ottumwa District Council on 

Ministries 

Sioux City Media campaign

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Spencer Supplement Spencer District Council on Ministries 


Waterloo 70% - new church starts/revitalization, 25% - scholarships, 5% - supplement Waterloo 

District Office administration 

The formulas used to apportion voluntary district askings are as follows: 

2001 2002 

Cedar Rapids 2% of Apportionment 31,160 31,750 

Council Bluffs $1.50 per member (change) 21,825 21,825 

Creston $0.25 per member (new) 2,950 2,950 

Des Moines $0.50 per member 12,735 12,735 

Dubuque $1.00 per member 10,745 10,745 

Fort Dodge $0.50 per member (new) 9,645 9,645 

Mason City $1.00 per member 17,535 17,535 

Muscatine $2.25 per member 41,705 41,705 

Ottumwa $2.25 per member (change) 29,350 29,350 

Sioux City $1.50 per member 24,070 24,070 

Spencer $0.25 per member 3,545 3,545 

Waterloo $2.00 per member 37,260 37,260 

$ 242,525 $ 243,115 

BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY 

680. Board Program Support–$12,740 

This item supports the operation of the Board of Ordained Ministry. It provides for meeting expenses, 

telephone, postage and copying. Printing for clergy session and expenses related to ordination and 

retirement ceremonies are also included in this item. 

681. Interviewing Program–$7,000 

Board teams interview candidates for probationary, associate, and full membership. In addition, all fulltime, 

first-time local pastors and all probationary members are interviewed each year. 

682. Order of Elders–$5,000 

The Order of Elders meets regularly as a covenant community within the church to “mutually support, 

care for, and hold accountable [its] members for the sake of the life and mission of the church,” as 

required by 311 of the Discipline. This item provides for the organization, support, and activities of the 

order. 

683. Order of Deacons–$2,600 

The Order of Deacons meets regularly as a covenant community within the church to “mutually support, 

care for, and hold accountable [its] members for the sake of the life and mission of the church,” as 

required by 311 of the Discipline. This item provides for the organization, support, and activities of the 

order. 

684. Intentional Interim Ministry 

This program provides specialized training for persons wishing to serve in settings where interim pastoral 

leadership is needed. This is a cooperative ministry with the Appointive Cabinet and funds associated 

with it are located there. 

685. District Committee Training–$400 

The Board provides training to help district Committees on Ordained Ministry better understand their 

responsibilities for enlistment, interviewing, and supervision.


686. Five-Year Review 

The Board brings together professionals in ministry to assess their ministries after five years. No funds 

are apportioned for this program. 

687. Residency in Ministry–$1,000 

This new program is designed to provide for peer group meetings, mentoring, and continuing education 

for persons who are beginning full-time ministry. 

688. Assessment and Guidance–$1,000 

This new program creates a structure, and process for assessment of the leadership abilities of persons 

applying for full membership as deacons or elders in the Iowa Annual Conference. 

689. Recruitment/Enlistment–$500 

This new program creates ways of encouraging persons to hear the call to ordained ministry. It assists 

persons who wish to attend exploration events and provides for similar kinds of events within the Iowa 

Annual Conference. 

690. Summary of apportionment-related budget items for the Board of Ordained Ministry. 

2001 2002 



World Service and Conference Benevolence - - 

Total apportionments 30,240 30,240 


Net received 


30,240 30,240 

Fees - - 

Total Resources $ 30,240 $ 30,240 

Expenditures: 


Clergy cont. ed., pastoral care, and 

financial support 30,240 30,240 

Surplus (Deficit) 2,000 - 


Ending Balance 

$ - $ - 



BOARD OF PENSIONS, INC. 

900. Recommendations for the 2001 Conference and Fiscal Year. 

1. 2001 Annuity Rate. The 2001 annuity rate for pre-1982 service will be $435, which is 1% of the 

Conference Average Compensation (CAC) as suggested in the 1996 Book of Discipline. 

2. Annuity Years Corrections. 

The Conference Board of Pensions reports and recommends the following additions and/or corrections 

of annuity credit years: 

Ray C. Howland 2 years Eldon K. Shickell 18.5 years 

Robert Bell 1 year Richard Pippert 6 months

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Robert Foster 1 year William Ballard 3.5 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 2001 and 2002 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, Inc and is administered by a plan administrator selected by the 

Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. 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. 

901. Board of Pensions Administration Fund. 

This fund covers the administrative costs of the Board of Pensions, Inc. Also, a death notice will be sent 

when the death of an active or retired clergy, elder, local pastor, deacon, diaconal minister, spouse, or 

widow(er) occurs. The notice will be sent (e-mail/mailed and placed on the Conference Web page) to 

all clergy, elder, local pastor, deacon, diaconal ministers widow(er)s, and Conference Staff. The Board 

Administration costs are $99,985 in which $63,785 will be apportioned. 

902. 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 l982 is estimated 

to be $14,908,043 at January 1, 2000 and $12,260,410 at January 1, 2001. 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 Inc., in 

accordance with plan documents, must accept the goal of funding this liability by 2021. 

The Conference Board of Pensions Inc., 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 2000 

that deposit is estimated to be $1,345,446 and for the year 2001 - $1,158,722. 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. Because of better than expected returns on the investments within the GBOPHB, no money 

will be needed from apportionments for the year 2001. 

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. The 

pension contribution for this program is $2,587,500 to be funded from sources other than 

apportionments. 

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. The total cost of the program is $1,035,000 in which 

$970,000 will be apportioned. 

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 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. 

5. Basic Protection Plan (BPP). 

a) The Iowa Annual Conference offers to its Conference 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.

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b) The GBOPHB offers to United Methodist churches and church-affiliated organizations of the 

Conference the 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. The cost of the program is $23,000 and is funded through direct billing 

to the employing agency. 

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 Circumstances. 

a) CPP for Probationary and/or Commissioned 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 902.3 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) Continuing Formation and Spiritual Growth Leave. Clergy members of the Iowa Conference on 

Continuing Formation and Spiritual Growth leave shall be continued in MPP with the compensation 

paying unit responsible for 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. 

903. 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, Inc. in 

consultation with the Appointive Cabinet. $30,000 for this fund will be apportioned. 

904. 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. The Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. selects a plan. Currently, the plan is 

Alliance Select. The plan includes a $250 deductible for single coverage and $500 for family coverage. 

The coinsurance is 80/20 limited to $1,250 per year out-of-pocket expense for single contracts and 

$2,500 per 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 2000 is $6,768 

and a single premium is $3,708. Clergy are required to pay one-third of this cost and local congregations 

or appropriate employing agencies are required to pay the remaining two-thirds. The entire premium 

cost for diaconal and lay employees is billed to their employing agency. 

2. Elders Eligible for Health Insurance Plan Participation. Elders (Associate Members, Licensed Local 

Pastors, Probationary Members and Commissioned Members serving a local church 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 904.8. 

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 904.8. 

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 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 904.8. 

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 904.1 provided that he or she is regularly employed no 

less than 21 hours per week or an annual minimum of 1,000 hours as determined by the compensation 

paying unit. 

5. Insurability of Late Enrollees. Those persons eligible to participate in the health insurance plan must

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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, Inc. 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. To qualify, the participant must have been in a health insurance plan for the previous 

12 months. 

8. Billing of Health Insurance to 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. The cost of this program is $4,226,950 and is fully funded 

through direct billings. 

a. 2001 Premium Rates. The cost of health insurance premiums for 2001 will be determined by 

the Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. prior to September 30, 2000. 

b. Participant Billing. Elders and Deacons shall be billed one-third of the actual premium cost. 

Other participants shall be billed according to the policy stated in 904. 

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 904 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 Conference. 

10. Premium Delinquency. Participants in the Conference Health Insurance Plan who are delinquent 

in the payment of the required premium for more than two months or 60 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, Inc. 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. 

905. Health Insurance Premium Assistance Fund. 

Clergy who have encountered financial difficulties in paying their health insurance premiums may be 

eligible for assistance from this fund. The fund is to be administered by the Conference Board of 

Pensions, Inc. in consultation with the Appointive Cabinet. Currently, there is $93,354 available in this 

fund. 

906. 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 906.2. 

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 Plan with 

the participant paying 100% of the cost of the plan. Once the retiree reaches the age of 62 the formula 

in 906.2 shall apply as long as the retiree has remained continuously on the Iowa Conference Health

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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 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 are eligible for Medicare are eligible for the Conference paid portion of 

the premium defined in 906. 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 Plan. 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 Health Insurance Plan with a 

minimum of 10 consecutive equivalent years of service and are 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, Inc. 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 906 shall participate in health 

insurance plan defined in 904.1. Premiums shall be paid according to what is stated in 904.8. 

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 906 

shall participate in the Conference 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 

or she is not eligible to participate in the Conference Medicare Supplement Plan 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 906 the spouse will be billed according to 

the provisions of 904.8. 

c. Medicare Supplement Plan. Provisions that apply to the Medicare Supplement Plan are: 

1) all contracts shall be single subscriber contracts. 

2) services paid are the “Usual, Customary and Reasonable.” 

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 906 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 

906.3.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 904. 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 904.8. 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 Plan will be billed one-third of their health 

insurance premium. Spouses under age 65 and other participants in the Conference Health Insurance 

Plan 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 in which at least five of those years must be under full-time 

appointment and who are participants in the Conference Health Insurance Plan will be billed according 

to the provision defined in 906.2. 

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 Conference Health Insurance Plan to the Conference Medicare Supplement Plan. 

Payment of supplement premiums for those on disability will be the same as those for retired clergy 

under 906. 

h. Premium delinquency. Participants in the Conference Retired Health Insurance Plan who are 

delinquent in the payment of the required premium for more than two months or 60 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. 

3. The total cost of this program is $993,125 of which $690,000 will be apportioned. 

907. 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, Inc. 

in consultation with the Appointive Cabinet. $30,000 shall be apportioned for this fund. 

908. Wellness Committee Fund. 

The Wellness Program of the Iowa Annual Conference is sponsored by the Conference Board of 

Pensions, Inc. The purpose of the Wellness Program is to assist the participants of the Conference 

health plans 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 Wellness Committee of the Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. $25,000 shall be apportioned 

for this fund.

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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. 

909. 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 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, Inc. 

3) the request for waiver is approved by the Conference Board of Pensions, Inc. 

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. 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, the Board of Pensions, Inc. 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. 

The Conference Board of Pension, Inc. 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. 

910. Amounts Reported in the Budgets of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

Amounts reported below only reflects the amount that is apportioned in the Iowa Annual Conference 

budget. 

2001 2002 


Ministerial support ministries $1,758,785 $1,758,785 


Net received $1,758,785 $1,758,785 

Other resources:


Contrib. To benefit plans - - 


Expenditures: 

Clergy support ministries 

Clergy pension and welfare benefits $1,908,785 $1,758,785 

Surplus (Deficit) (150,000) - 



9. Total Budget for the Board of Pensions, Inc. 

2001 2002 


Ministerial support ministries 1,758,785 1,758,785 


Net received 


1,758,785 1,758,785 



Contrib. to benefit plans 6,847,400 7,250,746 

Investment earnings 2,496,335 2,501,335 

Miscellaneous receipts - - 

Total resources 

Expenditures: 


$11,129,720 $11,538,066 

Pension plans 5,519,925 5,647,725 

Health and welfare plans 5,245,075 5,576,100 



Total expenditures 10,864,985 11,323,810 


Balance Forward 10,023,201 10,287,936 


IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

2001 and 2002 BUDGETS 

% % 

2001 Chg 2002 Chg 


General Church Apportionments $ 801,348 -5.3% $ 801,348 0.0% 

Board of Ordained Ministries 30,240 0.0% 30,240 0.0% 

Board of Pensions 1,758,785 -7.9% 1,758,785 0.0% 

Board of Trustees 144,000 0.0% 144,000 0.0% 

Commission on Equitable Compensation 183,670 -1.3% 205,225 11.7% 

Cabinet Funds 2,182,297 4.8% 2,260,842 3.6% 

Episcopal Funds 163,820 14.2% 169,755 3.6% 

Pastoral Care and Counseling 119,111 -1.5% 123,479 3.7%

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Cash Reserves Replenishment 206,360 0.0% 206,360 0.0% 

Total Ministerial Support Ministries $5,589,631 -1.4% $5,700,034 2.0% 

Administrative Support Ministries: 

General Church Apportionments $ 157,007 12.0% $ 157,007 0.0% 

Board of Trustees 479,985 -1.8% 479,985 0.0% 

Conference Sessions Committee 361,800 6.8% 369,750 2.2% 

Leadership Development Committee 5,000 0.0% 5,000 0.0% 

Nominating Coordinating Committee 6,000 20.0% 5,000 16.7% 

Personnel Committee 20,000 400.0% 20,000 0.0% 

Resolutions Committee 500 0.0% 500 0.0% 

Rule of Order Committee 230 0.0% 230 0.0% 

General & Jurisdictional Delegates 15,000 50.0% 15,000 0.0% 

Council on Finance and Administration 759,720 4.1% 790,440 4.0% 

Episcopal Funds 116,440 0.2% 116,440 0.0% 


Total Administrative Support Min. $2,045,727 4.2% $2,083,397 1.8% 

World Service and Conference Benev. 

General Church Apportionments $1,218,428 1.3% $1,218,428 0.0% 

Conference Benevolences: 

Board of Camp, Conference, & Retreat Min. 543,876 0.0% 543,876 0.0% 

Board of Church & Soceity 54,320 0.3% 55,570 2.3% 

Board of Discipleship 71,840 12.8% 71,840 0.0% 

Board of Global Ministries 1,219,500 0.0% 1,219,500 0.0% 

Board of Higher Education & Campus Min. 677,626 0.0% 677,626 0.0% 

Board of Laity 18,950 15.1% 18,950 0.0% 

Commission Archives & History 18,070 3.8% 18,070 0.0% 

Commission on Christian Unity & Interr. Con. 1,000 -9.1% 1,000 0.0% 

Commission on Ministry w/ Persons w/ Disb. 1,500 0.0% 1,500 0.0% 

Commission on Religion and Race 29,555 17.7% 41,055 38.9% 

Commission on Status and Role of Women 1,640 17.1% 1,640 0.0% 

Council on Age Level Ministries 500 0.0% 500 0.0% 

CCOM Program Ministry Resource 325,980 -2.2% 327,760 0.5% 

CCOM Resource and Program Delivery 1,244,500 8.1% 1,289,305 3.6% 

Council on Youth Ministries 13,500 0.0% 13,500 0.0% 

District Councils on Ministries 85,100 0.0% 85,100 0.0% 


Total Conference Benevolences 4,457,363 2.3% 4,516,698 1.3% 

Total World Service & Conf. Benev. 5,675,791 2.1% 5,735,126 1.0% 


General Church Apportionments $ 241,962 -12.2% $ 241,962 0.0% 

Total Apportionment Revenue $13,553,111 0.7% $13,760,519 1.5% 

2001 2002 

Revenues and support: 


Ministerial support ministries $ 5,589,631 $ 5,700,034 

Administration ministries 2,045,727 2,083,397


World Service and Conference Benevolences 5,675,791 5,735,126 

Other Ministries 241,962 241,962 

Total amount apportioned 13,553,111 13,760,519 

Less amounts not collected 0 0 



Charitable gifts and grants 2,900,975 2,978,417 

Fees for services 1,151,947 1,171,051 

Contributions to benefit plans 


Gain (loss) on sale of assets 190,000 190,000 


Total revenues and support $ 18,593,192 $ 18,927,868 

Expenses: 


General church support ministries: 

General church apportionments $ 2,318,897 $ 2,318, 897 

Advance specials and special Sunday offerings 833,200 833,200 


Clergy pension and health benefits 1,908,785 1,758,785 

Clergy recruitment, appointment and supervision 2,209,632 2,273,182 

Clergy continuing education, pastoral care, and 

financial help 614,604 665,527 

Local Church support ministries: 

Direct grants to local churches 1,193,448 1,218,373 

Connectional ministries 3,342,453 3,357,377 


Direct grants to affiliated institutions 1,811,196 1,926,531 

Ecumenical programs 10,000 10,000 



Other programs 677,433 683,533 



General and administrative services 2,155,784 2,200,959 



Excess revenues and support 

over expenditures 871,619 1,023,829 

Balance forward from prior year 7,443,679 8,268,285 

Ending balance $ 8,315,298 $ 9,292,114

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IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE APPORTIONING BASIS 


The basis for apportioning the 2001 Conference budget adopted by the Iowa Annual Conference at the 

2000 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. Churches that are 

considered “new church starts” have an application of the above formula to be phased into reaching 

100% of their share of each year’s apportionments. 

NOTE: Following is an example only. 

Example: 

Anywhere, Iowa United Methodist Church 

Using the 1999, 1998, 1997, and 1996 statistical reports for the 2001 apportionments calculations, the 

following calculation process is used: 

(1) The local church operating expense, program expense, and pastoral support for each year is 

added together and averaged over the four years: 

1999 $ 57,880 

1998 56,929 

1997 53,733 

1996 53,481 

Total $222,023 Average: $ 55,506 

(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: 

1999 $37,380,052 

1998 36,249,510 

1997 34,528,104 

1996 34,890,870 

Total $142,351,856 Average: $ 35,587,964 

(3) Divide local church average by Conference average to obtain the 4-year average percent for the 

Anywhere, Iowa United Methodist Church: 

$ 55,506 

$35,587,964 

= .00155968461 

OTHER REPORTS 

(4) The Anywhere, Iowa United Methodist Church 4-year average percent is multiplied by the 

apportionment totals:


Ministerial Support $5,589,631 x .00155968461 = $8,718 

Administrative Ministries 2,045,727 x .00155968461 = 3,191 

World Service/Conf. Benev. 4,457,363 x .00155968461 = 6,952 

Other Ministries 241,962 x .00155968461 = 377 

Total 1998 Apportionment $19,238 

(5) The 2001 apportionment is compared to the 2000 apportionment. If the 2001 apportionment 

varies more than a 10% increase from the 2000 apportionment, the 2001 apportionment is then 

limited to the 10% increase. If the 2001 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. Newly constituted congregations are 

exempt from this 10% limit. 

Newly constituted congregations shall be apportioned ten percent of its fair share of all 

apportionments the first calender year after it is charted. 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 

balance of their fair share of apportionment are distributed to churches that would have 

had less then a 10% increase. 

The apportionment formula expressed as a mathematical equation is: 

Variable Definitions: 

LC 1, LC 2, LC 3, LC 4 = Previous Four Years Local Church Expenses as defined 

in step (1) above. 

AC 1, AC 2, AC 3, AC 4 = Previous Four Years Total Local Church Expenses across the 

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 1 + LC 2 + LC 3 + LC 4 

4 

AC 1 + AC 2 + AC 3 + AC 4 

4 

Where APPT is limited by: 

APPT < 1.1 x PYAPPT 

X CBF = APPT

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REPORT TO THE 2000 IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

DR. CHARLES W. SMITH 

CONFERENCE TREASURER AND STATISTICIAN 

Bishop Jordan, lay and clergy members of the Iowa Annual Conference, as we come to an end of the 

quadrennium I thought it would be prudent for us to pause and celebrate the progress our conference 

has made in the last four years. 

In 1997, I had the unpleasant experience of standing before you and reporting that our conference 

reserve fund for cash flow purposes was gone and that we had actually used money from the health 

insurance reserve fund to maintain our liquidity. At the 1997 conference you adopted a Deficit Reduction 

and Spending Plan. At that time our deficit was $3,161,000. Today, thanks to your efforts the deficit has 

been reduced to about $525,284. Just think of it, during this quadrennium, we have been able to stay 

current with our obligations and pay down the deficit in the amount of $2,635,716. Let’s celebrate the 

progress. 

For two years of this quadrennium I was able to stand before you and report a membership increase. 

I am not able to do that this year. The Iowa Conference membership total for 1999 stands at 201,362, 

a decrease of members from last year. In this quadrennium, our membership declined by 1,383. 

However, compare this to the last four years of the 80's decade when our membership declined by 13, 

864, or the last four years of the 70's when we declined by 8,596. I think we can celebrate the slowing 

of our membership loss and as we take seriously Christ’s command to make disciples, we can look 

forward to the day when there will be a membership gain for the quadrennium. 

The quadrennium also saw two years when we had an increase in average worship attendance; 

however, this year we have a decline of 544 each week. For 1999, 76,147 attended the principle worship 

services of our churches. During this quadrennium average worship attendance declined by 1,551. In 

the last four years of the 80's, average attendance declined by 4,080 and in the 70's a decline of 3,438. 

Yet, when we compare the average worship attendance with past decades, we know that now many 

congregations are providing worship opportunities at times other than Sunday. The reason we are 

providing this opportunity is because we are adapting to the changes in our communities to 

accommodate people’s schedules. We celebrate the innovative opportunities churches are developing 

for worship and we hope attendance will increase once again. 

One of the concerns for the quadrennium is the numbers relating to church school enrollment which 

for this year is 70,793. In 1999, we had a 5,176 decline. For the quadrennium the decline was 6,999. 

Thus, most of the decline has occurred in this last year. As a comparison, in the last four years of the 

80's, church school enrollment declined by 1,029 and in the 70's, 9,826. However, again changes in life 

styles are reflected in the fact that short term and other study classes are growing. In this quadrennium 

we had a 1,654 growth in these opportunities and this is the first time in many quadrennium’s for growth 

in these groups. Again, I think we can celebrate the opportunities our churches are providing for the 

various way Christian learning is occurring. 

Not all of the numbers for the quadrennium represent a decline. In 1999, the value of our local church 

owned property and assets grew by $44,770,857 to reach a total of $704,434,791. The largest increase 

in assets came in money churches have invested in various funds. These investment increases may be 

caused by the expanding economy. Again by way of comparison, the percentage growth of the value 

of assets in this quadrennium is 22%. In the last four years of the 80's it was 8.9% and in the 70's, 

38.4%, which if you remember was a time of rapid inflation. 

Our quadrennium has also shown growth in the total amount of money Iowa United Methodist’s have 

spent in ministry. In 1999, the local churches of Iowa spent on ministry of all forms a total of 

$82,835,082, an increase of over $5,014,276. In this quadrennium local congregations have increased 

their spending for all purposes by 25.5%. Again to compare our progress in the last four years with other 

decades helps us know how we are doing. In the last four years of the 80's grand total spending 

increased by 22.6% and in the 70's for the same time period 28.5%. Sometimes I am asked what 

percentage of local church spending is for apportionments? In 1999, that percent was 16.5%, in 1989, 

it was 22.1% and in 1979, it was 20.4%. We can celebrate the blessings God has given our communities 

who have the financial resources to serve in mission and knowing that we are limited only by our will and 

imagination. 

At the beginning of this quadrennium I had reported that our apportionment giving was declining.


However, for the last few years we have seen an increase in apportionment receipts. In 1999, 92.4% was 

received for apportionments; this is a 4% increase over 1997. The breakout of our apportionment 

receipts for 1999 include, World Service and Conference Benevolence at 87.5%, a 6.8% increase over 

this quadrennium. Other ministries including Africa University and the Black College Fund at 88.3%, a 

6% increase over 1997; Administrative Support Ministries at 90.8%, a 4% increase since 1997; and 

Ministerial Support at 97.4%, a 2.4% increase for the quadrennium. Let’s celebrate the progress made 

in apportionment receipts and pray that the trend continues. 

I think that we have cause for joyful celebration as we remember that our apportionment giving 

connects all of us with missions across the conferences and around the world. Churches see 

apportionment dollars as extensions of themselves making it possible for them to do ministry in settings 

where they cannot be present physically. Thanks be to God for the 637 churches who paid 100% of their 

apportionments and for the 225 churches that paid some part of their apportionments for 1999. Only 8 

churches in our Conference did not share in the Connectional ministry of our church by paying some 

apportionments and that is one of the fewest numbers ever. I pray that sometime in the near future we 

can celebrate that all churches have shared in our Connectional ministry. 

I know that for all congregations it is a temptation to keep the money at home rather than sharing it 

elsewhere. Yet, the truth is, no congregation can be the church by itself - without others. When we try, 

our visions become shortsighted and our experiences limited. Congregations, like individuals, need 

connections and churches who think only of themselves first become cliques and clubs. Our 

denomination’s strength is our ministry, not just on the corner of our community, but around the world 

wherever human need is great and Christ’s love is needed. Apportionments make this ministry happen. 

People and programs of mission depend on us. What affects one directly, affects all indirectly. We are 

connected, soul-to-soul, in global mission. 

It has been my privilege to be a part of that connection for this last quadrennium. The Conference 

Treasurer’s office is in ministry for you as we provide resources to local congregations, helping them 

fulfill their ministry. Some of those resources include sharing of information, providing a reliable 

accounting of funds, being a conduit for money to flow from local congregations to the world, providing 

insurance – property, liability and health, administering a benefit program. The treasurer’s office is here 

to serve you so that in your community, you can use energy for other kinds of mission. 

It is in this spirit that I introduce to you the extension of your churches financial ministry. They are a 

committed group, dedicated to sharing your ministry in Iowa. They are: 

Assistant Treasurer and Controller Russell Hinshaw 

Computer Systems Manager Roland Minshall 

Senior Staff Accountant Margaret Biggs 

Journal Editor and Data Manager Jill Stanton 

Benefits Secretary Diane Brockmeyer 

Staff Secretary Cynthia Davis 

Central Services Director Doug Summy 

Receptionist Barbara Higgins 

Accounts Payable Pat Bryant 

Data Entry/Mail Room Clerk Johneen Carr 

The last quadrennium of the 20 th century has been a most challenging and exciting time to be a United 

Methodist in Iowa. I want to thank you and on behalf of the staff, thank you for giving us the opportunity 

to share this time with you. Together we can celebrate our progress and together we can look forward 

to sharing our ministry connections in the first quadrennium of the 21 st century. 

REPORT TO THE 2000 IOWA ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

LAITY/CABINET ADDRESS 

MARGARET MEYER, CONFERENCE LAY LEADER 

DAVID WENDEL, DEAN OF THE CABINET 

David: Bishop Jordan, Sisters and Brothers of the Iowa Annual Conference.

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Margaret: I am the Church. You are the church. 

We are the church together. 

All who follow Jesus, 

All around the world, 

Yes we’re the church together. 


David, that refrain has been running through my mind for days. What if we tried - 

Laity are the church, Clergy are the church, 

Clergy and Laity in partnership are the church together... 

David: How about - 

Nope, to many syllables. 


Partners in God’s work forever. 

Margaret: Great! That will do it. 

I am the church, you are the church, 

We are the church together. 


Partners in God’s work together. 

David: What wonderful words! Just think, laity and clergy called to be in ministry together! It’s 

exciting isn’t it? 

Margaret: Yes, it is...and powerful, too. God working through all of God’s people to make disciples and 

minister to persons in need at home and around the world. 

David: Margaret, you have been our conference lay leader for 5 years now. What does it mean to 

you to see laity and clergy in partnership in ministry? 

Margaret: I think it’s imperative that teams of leaders, clergy and lay, learn together as partners to 

advance the cause of Jesus Christ. Partnership - a word that inspires a vision of fear, if 

you’re the one afraid of losing power, or a word that inspires a vision of joint achievement 

if you know that the gifts and graces of both lay and clergy are necessary for dynamic 

ministry in these complex times. According to the dictionary, a partner is one who shares 

with another in a joint enterprise. The key word here is shares. Partners gain energy from 

each other and often are willing to try greater challenges than they would have alone. The 

partnership frees both pastor and lay person to do the things they do best or have the 

unique responsibility to perform. They do these things in a planned, mutually supportive 

way, not in isolation. 

At General Conference, David, the laity address lifted up three characteristics that help 

define a successful partnership. They form the basis of ministry through pairs of committed 

persons. The first is respect. Respect says that partners stand up for each other and honor 

the gifts that the other brings to the ministry. 

The second characteristic is responsibility - each partner carrying an appropriate share of 

the load and recognizing that God can use anyone. 

The third characteristic is risk-taking. Making new disciples is not always a simple task.


Nurturing the flock inside the church calls for caring creativity as needs change. Reaching 

and serving the surrounding community is a real challenge these days, requiring ingenuity 

and new methods to tell the old, old story. Leaders must try new methods, involve new 

people, seek new ideas. The message of salvation hasn’t changed, but the world has 

changed considerably and reaching potential disciples takes more than just opening the 

doors on Sunday morning and expecting folks to show up! Lay leader and pastor must unite 

to create a vision that stretches the congregation. The vision must be out of easy reach, but 

not out of sight! Risk means being willing to fail, but failure is only permanent if we let it be. 

Those who do not risk are those who do not dream! Partners in God’s work do not sit by 

waiting for answers; they step out in faith. 

David: Very well said, Margaret! I like the word ministry because it is more inclusive. All persons 

are called to live out their particular call from God by using their gifts and graces in ministry. 

Ministry is something we all do together - as you said, “in partnership.” 

As clergy, we recognize that we are called by God to different forms of ministry. Some are 

called to ministry of service, word, sacrament, and order as elders. Others are called to 

ministry of word and service as deacons. The order of deacons has evolved over the years 

embodying predecessor orders of deaconess, the home missionary, and the diaconal 

minister. Still others are called to be local pastors - either full-time or part-time. 

Laity, also, are called to different tasks dependent upon their gifts and graces. It has always 

interested me that many of the great leaders of the faith in Scripture were called because 

of their gifts as laity. Abraham and Sarah were nomadic shepherds and yet they were the 

parents the Hebrew nation. Amos, another shepherd, was called by God to be a prophet 

to the Israelites for a time, after which he went back to Tekoa as a shepherd. Esther, a 

queen, saved her people from the wrath of the king. Joseph and Mary, a simple carpenter 

and his wife were called to be the parents of the Messiah. Mary Magdalene, the woman at 

the well, the lepers healed, the centurion whose servant was made well, the demoniac, the 

many followers of Jesus, all were laity who went out from their encounters with Christ and 

ministered in His name. 

Whether clergy or lay, we are called by God to be in service and ministry in partnership 

together. We are like the different threads in a rich tapestry. Apart we are only threads, but 

woven together we are a rich and beautiful work of art. Each thread is of great value and 

leaving any thread out lessens the richness of the finished work. 

Margaret: You know, David, there are a lot of exciting things happening across the Iowa Conference 

that are the result of partnerships. We really ought to celebrate some of them. It will be 

difficult, but can we pick just one from each district to highlight what we are talking about? 

Because someone had a vision and because there were those who were willing to put that 

vision into action... 

David: Broadway United Methodist Church in the Council Bluffs District has undertaken a pilot 

project to partner in ministry with the General Board of Discipleship and Glide Memorial 

Church in San Francisco to focus on intentional spiritual growth, ministry with the last and 

the least among us, and to claim and grow with the diversity of all God’s children. 

On the Creston District lay persons and clergy from the Osceola United Methodist Church 

began reaching out to an area mobile home park and found many families and children who 

were hungering to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ. Each week children and adult 

leaders gathered outside in the yard on the grass or in one of the homes to listen, hear, and 

experience the love of Jesus. Out of this ministry 9 children and 2 adults were baptized and

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On the Sioux City District laity and clergy came together at the Whitfield United Methodist 

church to sponsor one of the 10 national programs on “Justice For Our Neighbors.” This is 

a program to help train volunteer lawyers on the aspects of immigration law in order to help 

our Hispanic sisters and brothers in the preparation of their immigration paper work. 



Margaret: Washington United Methodist Church in the Muscatine District sponsored a tri-district Lay 

Theology Weekend. With big name presenters like “Tex” Sample, Eugene Lowry, and 

Lindsey Pherigo, laity were challenged to move into the new century. 

Youth at Wesley United Methodist Church in the Ottumwa District were invited by the 

Methodist Church in Ireland to attend their annual Autumn Soul Youth Event in Bangor, 

Northern Ireland. Because we believe in our young people and supported them along their 

journey, twelve young people were able to attend this event. 

The chaplain for Hillcrest Family Services in the Dubuque District has developed the 

Hillcrest Ambassador Program designed to take young people to local churches in the area 

to lead a Sunday morning worship service. The worship team consists of 12 to 15 

residential treatment clients who lead worship through drama, music, and personal 

testimonies. What an excellent way to strengthen the connectional system and get church 

groups more involved with Hillcrest Partnering! 



David: In Fort Dodge, three United Methodist churches and one Lutheran church are cooperating 

to provide one combined youth program. Young persons from both the middle school and 

high school ages are involved. Again, partnership in action! 

In the Des Moines District over $50,000 was raised by local congregations and individuals 

to build a new classroom at the Jalingo School. What a powerful international vision and 

ministry. 

The Heritage United Methodist Church on the Waterloo District has been in the midst of 

revitalization. In the past two years two churches have come together in one building and 

Sunday worship attendance has increased from 100 persons to about 220. A Wednesday 

evening praise service and dinner reaches between 140 to 170 persons. 



Margaret: The Lester United Methodist Church in the Spencer District has a growing, exciting positive 

partnership of pastor and laity. This is one of our smaller churches which is ready to build 

on allowing for additional growth. 

A new Hispanic ministry has been started at the Britt United Methodist Church in the Mason 

City District. Under the leadership of pastor, Dora Campbell, from 25-35 are attending 

services. This is a partnership reflecting our diversity. 

New Creation United Methodist Church in the Cedar Rapids District has moved from 100


to 300 worshipers over the past several years. Exciting things are happening in new church 

start-ups when clergy and laity are working as partners. 

David: We celebrate the fact that partnership is already happening in many of our churches. The 

challenge continues for clergy and laity alike! 

Resolve now to make disciples through partnering, doing God’s work, moving out in 

ministry. God’s Spirit will go with you, strengthen you and sustain you, for as you honor 

your partner, you are honoring God. Go into the world as lay and clergy partners carrying 

the best of both traditions, for God’s church needs both of us to prosper. 

Stand up - together! 

Margaret: Reach out - together! 

David: Walk forward - together! 

Margaret: Make disciples - together! 

Both: And may God bless us - together! Amen! 

CCOM COORDINATED FUND PROCESS - 2000 

March 1 Distribution of application package to every clergy, lay leader, agency director, 

and those requesting applications. 

May 1 Applications due in District offices. 

May 1-Sept. 15 Districts visit, discuss, and comment on applications. 

Applications refined and re-written as needed. 

Grant writing workshops held at 5 conference locations. (Watch email, UM 

Life, and District newsletters for dates and locations) 

September 15 Applications due in Conference Council on Ministries office. 

ASAP after Sept. 15 District offices and field staff will receive a spreadsheet displaying all 

applications received from that district. 

Between Sept. 15 & Steering group meets to assign applications to funding groups. 

Oct. 1 Letter sent to each applicant with the following information: 

- Confirmation of receipt of application 

- Date application will be reviewed 

- Funding group to which application has been assigned 

- Contact person for the funding group 

- Dates between which applicant will receive notification of disposition, whether 

application is funded or not. 

Between Oct. 1 & All funding groups will meet and make funding decisions. 

Nov. 1 Any applications having to do with youth ministry but unfunded through the 

Coordinate process will be referred to the Youth Service Fund and the 

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Council on Youth Ministry will review the application for possible YSF 

funding. 

Within one week after Letters from the funding groups will be sent to all applicants stating: 

funding groups meet Amounts to be granted. 

Or 

Reasons for declining to fund the application. 

Copies of all letters will be provided to and retained by Conference Council on 

Ministries. 

On or about Nov. 15 District offices and field staff will receive spreadsheets showing the disposition 

of all applications for the district.

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XII. PLAN OF ORGANIZATION AND RULES OF ORDER 

I. THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE SESSIONS 

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 Planning 

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 night of opening day. 

2. Clergy Session. (605.6) The Annual Conference Session Planning 

Committee shall recommend to the Annual Conference the place for the 

session. 

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 Planning 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 clergy, 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 

Planning Committee. 

5. Report of the Conference Treasurer, Statistician, and The 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: 

(1) 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 the Council 

on Finance and Administration. All items shall be held for final 

action until all budget adjustment requests have been heard by the 

Council on Finance and Administration . The Council on Finance 

and Administration shall consider all additional requests in 

relationship to the total budget and bring a composite report, 

including the revised budget, proposed for conference action. 

(2) Those items on which action has been deferred because of

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B. Pre-Conference Preparation. 

1. Pre-Conference Manual. The projected report of the Conference Council 

on Ministries, 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 

to members of the annual conference not later than twenty days before the 

first day of the conference session and shall be published under the direction 

of the Sub-Committee on Journal Publication. 

2. Conference Orientation Events. 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 session and to discuss proposed legislation. These events shall 

be coordinated by the Cabinet and the Annual Conference Session Planning 

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. 

C. Offerings. Offerings shall be received during the Covenant Eucharist Service 

and the Commissioning and Ordination Service and shall be directed to such 

projects as determined by the Bishop and the Administrative 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 Planning Committee on recommendation of the 

Conference Council on Ministries. 

2. The committee chairpersons and secretaries shall be selected by the 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee in consultation with the 

Bishop. No person shall serve as chairperson and/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 

Conference Council on Ministries. The rest of the conference members shall 

be assigned at random by the Annual Conference Session Planning 

Committee. Each charge shall be advised in advance as to the Legislative 

Committee to which its lay and clergy member(s) are assigned. 

4. The Annual Conference Session Planning 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

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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 Conference Council on Ministries 

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. Consent Calendar. 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. 

All Consent Calendar items will be listed and identified by number at the 

beginning of each Legislative Committee’s printed report. Consent Calendar 

items will be acted upon by vote without reading or discussion. Any member 

may move that an 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. 

8. Defeated Items. 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 ‘Item defeated.’ All defeated items will be 

listed and identified by number at the beginning of each Legislative Committee 

report, and may be reconsidered in numerical sequence by an affirmative vote 

by at least 25 members of the plenary. 

9. Matters requiring legislative action shall be given priority within a Legislative 

Committee’s scheduled time. Informational 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. 

10. A minority report may be presented when approved by one-tenth of the 

members of the Legislative Committee. 

11. 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. 

12. Reports from the Legislative Committees which involve substantial 

changes from the Pre-Conference Manual shall be prepared in printed form 

and distributed to the Conference before consideration. 

13. 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 


E. Equalization of Conference Membership Between Laity and Clergy. 

1. Lay members of the Iowa Annual Conference shall be members of a United 

Methodist Church within the Iowa Annual Conference. (30) 

2. Those filling the following positions, if lay persons, shall be additional 

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(1) Conference Secretary 

(2) Conference Chancellor 

(3) Conference Treasurer 

(4) Members of the Conference Council on Ministries staff. 

(5) Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministry 

(6) The Editor and Editorial Staff of the Iowa Annual Conference 

Journal 

(7) Elected leadership of Conference Council on Youth Ministry 

(8) Additional district youth members 

(9) The president, vice presidents, secretary and treasurer of the 

Conference United Methodist Men. 

(10) Elected leadership of United Methodist Women as defined by 

the Women’s Division 

(11) Chairpersons of Conference agencies as defined in IV.C.1, 

page 40, of this Iowa Annual Conference Journal. 

(12) Board of Laity elected leadership 

(13) Conference Missions Secretary 

(14) Members of the Council on Finance and Administration 

(15) Members of the Committee on Rules of Order 

(16) Members of the Resolutions Committee 

(17) Members of the Conference Session Planning Committee 

(18) Executive Secretary of the Conference Nominating Coordinating 

Committee 

(19) Members of the Conference Council on Ministries’ Program 

Review Committee 

(20) Delegates to General and Jurisdictional Conference who shall 

serve for the quadrennium following the Conference for which they 

are elected 

(21) Members of General and Jurisdictional agencies 

(22) Chair of the Iowa United Methodist Student Movement 

(23) 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 

(24) One student representative from each Wesley Foundation in 

Iowa, to be selected by the student governing board 

(25) Active and retired diaconal ministers who have local church 

membership in Iowa 

(26) Church and Community Workers and deaconnesses who are 

members of a United Methodist Church in Iowa. 

b. District Leadership 

(1) District Lay Leader 

(2) District President United Methodist Men 

(3) District President United Methodist Women 

(4) District Chairperson Council on Ministries 

(5) 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 

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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 onehalf 

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 certain, insofar as possible, that there are young adults 

represented in the selection. 

II. 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 IV.C.1 on page 40 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. 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. 

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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 an 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. 

i. Network: The formation of program networks will focus on services 

which require large numbers of people 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. A Network shall be accountable to one 

or more Conference agencies. 

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. Cabinet and Staff Consultants: The Appointive Cabinet may make 

assignments of district superintendents as consultant members of 

agencies. The Conference Council on Ministries Director may assign 

Conference Council on Ministries staff as consultant members of 

agencies. 

d. 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 voting. 

e. Ecumenical Partner: a member of another denomination, serving as 

an ecumenical liaison. They have the privilege of speaking and, where

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The Book of Discipline allows, of making motions and voting. 

f. Youth: a person 12 through 18 years of age, at time of election. 

g. 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, appointed by the bishop. 

c. District Superintendents ( 403, 404.2) 

d. Conference Council on Ministries Director 

e. Conference Secretary ( 603.7) 

f. Treasurer ( 616) 

g. Chancellor ( 603.8) 

h. President of the Board of Trustees (2515.2) 

2. General/Jurisdictional Agency Members. Persons of the Iowa 

Conference who are elected members of a jurisdictional or general agency of 

The United Methodist Church shall be members with vote of the corresponding 

Iowa Annual Conference agency. Expense allowances for conference agency 

meetings of such members living in Iowa shall be the responsibility of the 

Annual Conference agencies. 

3. There shall be an Annual Conference Administrative Coordinating Council. 

a. Membership: 

(1) The membership shall consist of the chairs and one additional 

member of each of the following: Conference Council on Ministries, 

Council on Finance and Administration, Annual Conference 

Personnel Committee, Annual Conference Session Planning 

Committee, Rules of Order Committee, Resolutions Committee, 

Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee and Conference 

Leadership Development Coordinating Committee. Consultants 

shall be the Dean of the Appointive Cabinet, Administrative 

Assistant to the Bishop, Conference Treasurer/ Director of 

Administrative Services and Conference Council on Ministries 

Director . 

(2) The chair of the Annual Conference Administrative 

Coordinating Council shall be the Bishop or Bishop’s designee. 

b. Function: 

(1) Meetings of the Council shall be scheduled to ensure 

accountability, communication, clarity and shared purpose related 

to the common work of the Annual Conference Session Planning 

Committee, Annual Conference Personnel Committee, Rules of 

Order Committee, Resolutions Committee, Conference 

Nominations Coordinating and Conference Leadership 

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4. Council on Finance and Administration ( 608, 609) (Also, see VI, pages 

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a. Membership: Six clergy, seven laity, and two youth. At least one 

clergy and one laity must be from churches under 200 members. It is 

strongly recommended that at least three of the laity be women, one 

person be from an ethnic group, and one person be under age twentyfive, 

with the goal of having membership from each district. 

b. Consultants: Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative 

Services, Assistant Conference Treasurer/Controller, Conference 

Council on Ministries Director, Bishop, Administrative Assistant to the 

Bishop and a member of the Appointive Cabinet. 

c. There shall be a Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative 

Services who shall be elected by the Annual Conference on nomination 

of the Council on Finance and Administration, shall be responsible for all 

fiscal matters, and shall be directly amenable to the Council on Finance 

and Administration. 

d. There shall be a Conference Statistician who shall be nominated by 

the Council on Finance and Administration and elected by the Annual 

Conference. The Statistician shall be related to the 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. 

(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) Special Financial Askings, shall oversee research, planning, 

and coordination of all special fund raising askings of the 

Conference including, but not limited to, capital fund drives and 

district askings. 

(5) Interpretation, shall enlist and train persons for interpretation 

and shall perform the functions of 610.4. 

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 and Appointive Cabinet 

Administrative Assistant’s Office 

Annual Conference Administrative Coordinating Council 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee 

Board of Pensions 

Board of Trustees

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Committee on Episcopacy 

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Committee on Investigation 

Conference Council on Ministries Administrative Fund 

Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee 

Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee 

Conference Secretary 

Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative Services 

Episcopal Office (for funds received from the Annual Conference) 

Joint Committee on Disability 


Rules of Order Committee 

g. The Council shall be responsible for reviewing, evaluating and 

coordinating all budget proposals from the agencies and offices. The 

Council shall schedule a time each year, sometime after the Program 

Review Committee has met, to allow the Conference Council on 

Ministries the opportunity to represent the needs of the agencies before 

the Council. The Council on Finance and Administration shall 

recommend to the Annual Conference for its action and determination 

budgets of anticipated income and proposed expenditures. 

5. Board of Trustees. 2512. 

a. The Board shall appoint from its membership one consultant to each 

district Board of Church Location and Building and shall assume the 

expenses of sending the representatives to the respective boards. 

b. The Board shall be responsible for providing housing for the resident 

bishop and fulfill the responsibilities assigned to the Episcopal Residence 

Committee by 636. In matters related to the episcopal residence, the 

president of the Council on Finance and Administration and the 

chairperson of the Committee on the Episcopacy shall be consulted. 

c. The Board of Trustees has jurisdiction of the Conference Center, but, 

in order to coordinate functions within the Conference Center, a 

Conference Center Administrative Council may be established. 

6. Board of Pensions 637. 

a. Membership: shall consist of not more than 24 persons. 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 

Conference Treasurer and a representative of the Council on Finance 

and Administration shall be consultants. 

b. Organization: The Board shall be organized as a corporation under 

Chapter 504A of the 1991 Code of Iowa and subject to the Articles of 

Incorporation of the Iowa Annual Conference of The United Methodist 

Church, the by-laws of said corporation, specific directives by the Iowa 

Annual Conference and any applicable requirements contained in The 

Book of Discipline of The United Methodist Church. 

7. 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 

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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 Council on Finance and 

Administration may serve as consultants. 

8. Annual Conference Session Planning Committee. 


(1) Fifteen at-large members nominated by the District 

Nominations Committees, including at least one person from each 

of the districts, elected by the Annual Conference. 

(2) Ex-officio members shall be the Bishop, the Administrative 

Assistant to the Bishop, the Conference Council on Ministries 

Director, a representative of the Appointive Cabinet, the 

Conference Lay Leader, the Conference Secretary, a 

representative from the Commission on Religion and Race, and the 

chair of the sub-committee on Business and Agenda. 

(3) Consultants shall be the Journal Editor and the Director of 

Communications. 

(4) The chair of the Annual Conference Session Planning 

Committee shall be the Bishop or the Bishop’s designee. 

b. Organization: 

(1) Shall consist of at least three sub-committees, Conference 

Arrangements, Business and Agenda , and Journal Publication. 

The chair of the sub-committee on Conference Arrangements shall 

be the Bishop or the Bishop’s designee. The chair of the subcommittee 

on Business and Agenda shall be nominated by the 

Bishop and elected by the Annual Conference Session Planning 

Committee. The Conference Secretary shall be the chair of the 

Journal Publication sub-committee. 

(2) Shall meet at least two times a year. Meetings shall be 

scheduled in a manner which facilitates the planning and work of 

the Annual Conference Session. 

(3) May select additional persons from outside its membership to 

perform various functions for the Conference Session. The work of 

these persons is subject to the approval of the Committee. 

c. Function: Shall assist the Annual Conference in fulfilling its purpose 

as defined by The Book of Discipline (Section IX) and the Annual 

Conference mission statement through the following sub-committees: 

(1) The Sub-committee on Business and Agenda shall consist of 

the chair and six members of the Annual Conference Session 

Planning Committee. The sub-committee shall: 

(a) Prepare an Order of Business for the official session of 

the Conference for inclusion in the printed program. 

(b) 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.

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(c) Furnish to the presiding officer the names of those 

allotted time to represent certain interests, together with the 

time given to each speaker. 

(d) Help guide the order by attending to the relative 

importance of different aspects of business, worship, 

learning, inspiration and promotion of the life of the Annual 

Conference session. 

(e) Consult with and advise the chairpersons and secretaries 

of the Legislative Committees as to procedure in presenting 

reports and other business of the Conference. 

(f) Recommend which matters of courtesy, privilege, and 

special orders may come before the Conference. 

(2) The Sub-committee on Conference Arrangements shall 

consist of the chair and six members of the Annual Conference 

Session Planning Committee. The sub-committee shall: 

(a) Recommend to the Annual Conference the location of the 

conference session, at least two years in advance. 

(b) Implement the theme, as determined by the Annual 

Conference Administrative Coordinating Council, for the 

Annual Conference session. 

(c) Plan for Conference Session worship services and 

ceremonies. 

(d) Prepare and mail registration, information materials and 

the Pre-Conference Manual to the Annual Conference 

members in advance of the session. The Pre-Conference 

Manual shall include reports and proposed programs and 

budgets requiring Annual Conference approval. 

(e) Make recommendations each year regarding provision for 

travel, lodging, and meal expenses for clergy and lay 

members for the Annual Conference Session. 

(f) Provide for a variety of support functions and amenities for 

the smooth flow of activities during the Annual Conference 

Session, including but not limited to a sergeant at arms and 

director of pages. 

(3) The Sub-committee on Journal Publication and the Iowa 

Conference Book of Resolutions shall consist of the Conference 

Secretary who shall be the chairperson and three members of the 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee. Consultants shall 

be the Journal Editor (an employee of the Office of Administrative 

Services) and the Book of Resolutions Editor. (606) 

(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 

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(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 Iowa Annual Conference Journal 

and Book of Resolutions will be included in the preconference 

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 Conference Council 

on Ministries 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 

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(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 Annual Conference Session Planning 

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. 

9. Annual Conference Personnel Committee. 


(1) The membership shall include: 

(a) Twelve members whose nominations shall be coordinated 

by the Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee 

through the district nominations committees and elected by 

the Annual Conference, with one representative per district. 

In the selection of these persons, consideration shall be given 

to expertise in personnel related issues and policies. 

(b) The Appointive Cabinet, the Council on Finance and 

Administration and the Conference Council on Ministries shall 

each appoint a representative to be a member of the 

committee. 

(c) The Commission on Ministry with Persons with 

Disabilities, the Commission on Religion and Race and the 

Commission on Status and Role of Women shall each 

appoint one representative to be a member of this committee. 

(d) The Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative Services 

shall be an ex-officio member of the committee. 

(e) The agency involved may select a representative(s) from 

its agency when a personnel issue related to that agency is 

before the committee. 

(2) Officers of the Annual Conference Personnel Committee shall 

be the chair, the vice-chair and secretary, all to be elected from the 

membership of the committee. 

(3) No employee or family member of an employee of the Iowa 

Annual Conference, with the exception of the Appointive Cabinet 

representative and the ex-officio member, may serve on the 

committee. If a family member of a committee member is being 

considered for employment, the committee member must excuse 

himself/herself from any and all of the process used in securing 

someone for the position to be filled. If a family member of a 

committee member is hired, the latter must immediately resign from 

the committee with the exception of the ex-officio member who 

must refrain from involvement in any matters for which the 

committee has responsibility in relationship to the family member 

employed.

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(4) The committee may from time to time contract with a 

consultant(s) specializing in personnel matters. 

b. Function: The role of the Annual Conference Personnel Committee 

shall vary depending on the agency or employing body’s relationship to 

the Annual Conference. The functions of the Annual Conference 

Personnel Committee shall be as follows in relationship to the categories 

listed: 

(1) The first category is that of Annual Conference Professional 

Staff whose salary is paid directly from the Annual Conference 

Treasury. The Annual Conference Personnel Committee shall: 

(a) Provide a professional staff employment policy handbook 

that covers such employment issues as sick leave, vacation, 

and other pertinent items unless The Book of Discipline 

directs otherwise, or the staff member is a clergy person 

where other annual conference rules of order apply. 

(b) In the case of a vacancy, three members from the Annual 

Conference Personnel Committee and four members from 

the agency shall form a search committee. The search 

committee shall advertise, interview and recommend to the 

appropriate agency a person to fill the vacancy. If a search is 

being conducted for the Conference Council on Ministries 

Director or the Conference Treasurer/Director of 

Administrative Services, the bishop or his/her designee shall 

be a member of the search committee. 

(c) Make salary and benefit recommendations to the annual 

conference for the professional staff. 

(d) Work with the appropriate employing agency or body to 

evaluate the work of the individual professional staff member. 

This work shall include but not be limited to developing an 

evaluative tool, requiring a written report as a part of the 

committee’s permanent files and monitoring remedial actions 

when it is determined that such actions are necessary. 

(e) Establish hiring, dismissal and grievance procedures that 

the appropriate employing agency or body shall follow when 

the need arises. 

(2) The second category is that of Annual Conference Support 

Staff whose salary is paid directly from the Annual Conference 

Central Treasury. The Annual Conference Personnel Committee 

shall: 

(a) Provide a conference support staff employment policy 

handbook that covers such employment issues as sick leave, 

vacation and other pertinent items. 

(b) Establish hiring, evaluation, dismissal and grievance 

procedures for the conference support staff and assist the 

director of the agency in implementing these procedures. 

(c) Establish job classifications and salary levels for each 

classification and monitor agencies for compliance. 

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(3) The third category is that of an incorporated agency which 

receives 50% or more of its annual funding through apportionments 

or fees collected by the Annual Conference. The Annual 

Conference Personnel Committee shall: 

(a) Require the agency to have written personnel policies and 

shall review these policies to ensure they are in compliance 

with Iowa Annual Conference legislation and applicable state 

and federal laws. 

(b) Assist the agency in developing hiring, evaluation, 

grievance, and dismissal procedures when requested by the 

employing agency. 

(c) Consult with the agency to ensure compliance with the 

agency’s own personnel policies. 

(d) Provide training for agency directors and boards in 

matters related to personnel issues. 

(4) The fourth category is that of an unincorporated employing 

agency which receives 50% or more of its annual funding from 

apportionments and fees collected by the Annual Conference or an 

agency which is incorporated and for whom the Central Treasury 

of the Annual Conference writes the payroll checks. 

(a) The Annual Conference Personnel Committee shall 

require the unincorporated agency to have written 

employment policies for the latter’s professional and support 

staff. These policies shall include hiring, evaluation, grievance 

and dismissal procedures. Employment policies shall be 

monitored by the Annual Conference Personnel Committee. 

(b) The Annual Conference Personnel Committee shall 

require an incorporated agency for whom the Central 

Treasury of the Iowa Annual Conference writes the payroll 

checks to have written employment policies for professional 

and support staff. These policies shall include hiring, 

evaluation, grievance and dismissal procedures. Employment 

policies shall be monitored by the Annual Conference 

Personnel Committee. 

10. Committee on the Episcopacy (635). 

11. 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. The 

members shall be elected for four-year terms in two classes. 

b. The Director of Pastoral Care and Counseling will be responsible to 

the Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling. 

c. 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.

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d. Responsibilities and duties of the Director of Pastoral Care and 

Counseling shall be: 

(1) To assess the needs of the ministry professionals and their 

immediate families of the Iowa Conference. 

(2) To establish a significant trust level with the ministry 

professionals and their immediate families. 

(3) To serve as a resource person in designing and implementing 

programs to creatively meet those assessed needs. 

(4) To provide counseling for ministry professionals and their 

immediate families or make referral to other appropriate 

professionals. 

(5) To establish relationships for adequate consultation with 

psychiatrists and other physicians, psychologists, social workers 

and other appropriate persons. 

(6) To be available to travel to various parts of the State of Iowa to 

set up and staff consultation centers where ministry professionals 

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. 

e. Relationships are as follows: 

(1) The Director will relate to the Committee on Pastoral Care and 

Counseling and to ministry professionals and their immediate 

families. 

(2) The Director will establish relationships with the Bishop and the 

Appointive 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 Appointive Cabinet unless it is seen as appropriate 

by both the Director and the counselee(s). 

(3) The Director will establish relationships with existing conference 

groups such as the Conference Council on Ministries and 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 

ministry professionals on their counseling, as time is available. 

(4) The Director will establish relationships with existing mental 

health organizations and personnel so that appropriate use can be 

made of such resources. 

12. Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee. 


(1) Shall consist of one person from each of the twelve districts 

nominated by the district nominations committee and elected at the 

district conferences, and one representative each from the 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities, the 

Commission on Religion and Race and the Commission on Status 

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b. Functions: 

(1) Have responsibility for coordinating the development of 

leadership for Annual Conference boards, agencies, commissions, 

committees and positions in accordance with The Book of 

Discipline and/or the Iowa Annual Conference Rules of Order. 

(2) Be aware of and give support to the leadership development 

being done in the Annual Conference by groups such as districts, 

boards, councils, commissions, committees, and conference lay 

organizations. 

(3) Evaluate the leadership development opportunities 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. 

(4) Ensure that agencies initiate and develop continuing leadership 

programs which shall include: 

(a) Enabling a gift discovery process. 

(b) Clear descriptions of leadership positions. 

(c) Training. 

(d) Support. 

(e) Evaluation. 

(f) Exiting. 

(g) Working with and managing volunteers. 

(h) Group dynamics and effective leadership of a group. 

(i) Alternate ways of doing business in order to hold fewer 

face-to-face meetings with the attendant travel costs. 

(j) Learn how to plan the optimum number of programs which 

can be accomplished effectively. 

(k) Learn how to write good program proposals. 

(l) Program planning and management. 

(5) Distribute listings of current leadership development 

opportunities both within and outside the church. 

(6) Maintain a record of leadership development opportunities 

completed by individuals. Make this record available to district 

agency and local church nominations committees. A system of 

recording Continuing Education Units (CEUs) might be developed. 

(7) Help groups do leadership development at their regular 

meetings or retreat settings. 

(8) Coordinate, with the twelve District Councils on Ministries, the 

development of a design for leadership development and the 

implementation of this design within the districts to assist local 

churches in making disciples. 

(9) Assist district Leadership Development and Nominations 

Committees in securing information concerning the interest, 

experience, and competency of individuals who are willing 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 district

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(10) Initiate efforts to coordinate the work of the committee with the 

leadership development efforts of the Board of Ordained Ministry, 

Order of Elders, Order of Deacons, the School for Ministry 

Commission and the Board of Laity and other agencies working 

with Leadership Development. 

13. Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee. 


(1) Shall consist of one person from each of the twelve districts 

nominated by the district nominations committee and elected at the 

district conferences, and one representative each from the 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities, the 

Commission on Religion and Race, and the Commission on the 

Status and Role of Women, and one member appointed by the 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry. The chair shall be elected 

from within the committee. 

(2) The Executive Secretary of the Conference Nominations 

Coordinating Committee need not be selected from the 

membership of the committee. If not, he/she shall be without vote. 

(3) No current member of the Conference Nominations 

Coordinating Committee may be nominated for any Annual 

Conference agency or position for which the committee has 

coordinating responsibility until one year has elapsed since the 

person left the membership of the committee. 

(4) No members of the same family shall serve concurrently as 

members of the Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee. 

No person or immediate family member of a person employed as 

a staff member of the Annual Conference or in any capacity by an 

agency of the Annual Conference, nor any person holding 

membership on any conference agency, shall be eligible for 

membership on the Conference Nominations Coordinating 

Committee. If a member of the committee is appointed to the 

superintendency or the position of Administrative Assistant, 

Conference Treasurer/Director of Administrative Services or the 

Conference Council on Ministries Director, he/she shall cease 

being a member of the committee. 

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(1) Coordinate nominations for Annual Conference boards, 

agencies, commissions, committees and positions in accordance 

with The Book of Discipline and/or the Iowa Annual Conference 

Rules of Order. 

(2) Serve as a clearing house and coordinating committee for all 

nominations that involve election by the Annual Conference and 

present to the Annual Conference Session a ballot containing the 

names of all persons nominated for positions which require Annual 

Conference election. The Conference Nominations Coordinating 

Committee shall present a comprehensive written report of 

nominations to the Annual Conference at least 12 hours before 

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(3) Serve as a resource to the district nominations committees who 

will nominate persons for membership on agencies not otherwise 

provided for in The Book of Discipline or the Annual Conference 

Rules of Order. In resourcing the district nominations committees, 

the Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee will develop 

a matrix for district committees so as to ensure that membership for 

agencies for which the district committees have nominating 

responsibility, be sensitive to gender, ethnicity, persons with 

disabilities, age, district equity, clergy who have been members of 

the Annual Conference for less than ten years, and lay persons 

who have demonstrated leadership on a district or local church 

level. 

(4) 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. 

(5) Receive from district nominations committees a list of nominees 

for conference agencies and elected members. 

(6) Establish, on an annual basis, a process for addressing 

contingencies which arise from variations in district nominations 

committees’ ability to meet their nominating responsibilities. 

(7) Consult with district nominations committees concerning the 

rules (See IV.C on page 40) which are to be used in the selection 

of nominees for membership on standing Annual Conference 

agencies. 

(8) Shall provide the names of members of the conference 

agencies and the tenure of each member for printing in the Iowa 

Annual Conference Journal. 

(9) When revisions or additions to agencies need to be made 

following the closing session of the Annual Conference, interim 

elections (for the remainder of the Conference year only) shall take 

place as follows: 

(a) Elections necessary to provide district representation on 

an agency by the District Council on Ministries in consultation 

with the Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee. 

(b) When vacancies occur in the general or at-large 

membership of an agency, the appropriate body or the 

Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee shall seek 

nominations from the pertinent district committee on 

nominations and submit to the Conference Council on 

Ministries a nomination for each vacancy. If necessary, the 

election may 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. 

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persons involved shall be cleared through the Conference 

Nominations Coordinating Committee to determine eligibility 

and to adjust records. 

(10) Shall request annually 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. 

(11) Coordinate nominations from the Annual Conference floor: 

(a) Members who wish to make nominations from the floor 

following the first report of the Conference Nominations 

Coordinating Committee shall file within twenty-four (24) 

hours a completed form in duplicate available from a Page. 

(b) The person being nominated must have given his/her 

consent. 

(c) The Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee 

shall check to see if the nomination would violate any 

Conference Rules of Order 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. 

(d) When the second Conference Nominations Coordinating 

Committee report is given, members will be given the 

opportunity to make nominations from the floor of persons 

who have been determined by the 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 position and term of office 

for which the person is being nominated. 

(e) As each nomination 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 

Nominations Coordinating Committee Report will be taken. 

14. Conference Resolutions Committee 

a. Members: 

(1) The membership shall consist of six members. At least one 

clergy and one laity must be from churches under 200 members. 

(2) It is recommended that two additional persons who are 

members of the state legislature, one from each major party, shall 

be consultants. 

(3) The Book of Resolutions editor shall be a consultant. 

b. Functions: (See VIII.I and VIII.J, pages 57-60.)

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(1) The membership shall consist of nine at-large members 

including one youth, one young adult, and one ethnic minority 

whose nomination shall be coordinated by the Conference 

Nominations Coordinating Committee. 

(2) Consultative members shall be: the Conference Council on 

Ministries Director the Conference Secretary, and the Conference 

Parliamentarian. 

(3) Officers shall be elected by the committee from the at-large 

members and shall be: Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and 

Secretary. 

b. Functions: 

(1) Be the primary steward of the Iowa Annual Conference Rules 

of Order. 

(2) Initiate changes to the Rules of Order to keep them in 

compliance with The Book of Discipline, and present them at the 

next session of the Iowa Annual Conference. 

(3) Receive and review proposed changes and/or additions to the 

Iowa Annual Conference Rules of Order. 

(a) Refer and/or discuss non-consistent proposals with 

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(b) Analyze for proper placement in the current Rules. 

(c) Analyze for consistency with The Book of Discipline. 

(d) Edit for proper language usage. 

(4) In consultation with the affected agency, modify and edit 

language of the rules for the sake of clarity and ease of 

understanding. 

(5) Present Rules of Order changes at the Iowa Annual 

Conference session. 

(6) Prepare guidelines for Annual Conference approval regarding 

election of General and Jurisdictional Delegates. 

(7) Prepare guidelines for Annual Conference approval regarding 

submitting General Conference Petitions to the Annual Conference 

for consideration. 

(8) Submit proposed Rules changes for publication in the Pre- 

Conference Manual. 

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 fouryear 

term. 

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19. Administrative Review Committee. (634) 

20. Committee on Clergy Misconduct. 

a. Membership: A representative of the Bishop, the Director of Pastoral 

Care and Counseling, one representative each from the Division of 

Elders, the Division of Deacons, the Appointive Cabinet and the Board 

of Laity and two at-large members appointed by the Bishop to ensure 

inclusiveness. The Bishop’s representative shall convene the committee. 

b. Functions: To review annually for revisions and updates any policies 

related to clergy misconduct; to recruit, train and support personnel who 

carry out various functions allowed for in any such policies; to evaluate 

such personnel; to provide ongoing training throughout the Annual 

Conference on clergy misconduct issues, and to provide annual training 

for new professionals in ministry. 

21. Conference Secretary. (603.7) Nominated by the Bishop in consultation 

with the District Superintendents and elected by the Annual Conference. The 

election shall be for the quadrennium with a maximum tenure of eight years. 

The Conference Secretary shall be related to the episcopal office, which shall 

be responsible for evaluation, accountability, support and budget. 

22. Conference Parliamentarian. 

a. The 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. 

b. The Conference Parliamentarian, in consultation with the Bishop, shall 

name a pool of parliamentarians comprising at least six persons and 

shall train and coordinate the pool, whose tasks shall be as follows: 

(1) Act as consultants for each legislative committee meeting; and 

(2) Assist the Conference Parliamentarian during the Annual 

Conference sessions. 

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. 

(3) Provide implementation for and administration of coordinated 

program as adopted by the Conference.

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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 on Ministries 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 Methodist Women and 

United Methodist Men, and two young adults selected by the 

Conference Council on Ministries nominating committee. 

(4) Consultants shall be the Conference Council on Ministries 

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 

Nominations Coordinating Committee and the Conference 

Leadership Development Coordinating Committee and the 

Ecumenical Partners. Tenure on the Conference Council on 

Ministries shall not apply to the chairperson of the District Council 

on Ministries. 

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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 

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(d) Program budget is larger than $50,000 and cannot be 

adequately 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. 

(c) Related agency has no other means of implementing the 

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(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, onethird 

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 Conference Council on 

Ministries Director 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 

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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. 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. The committee will normally meet twice 

each year to fulfill its responsibilities. 

(c) Program proposals which have not been considered by 

the Program Review Committee and the Conference Council 

on Ministries 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 Conference. 

(d) Program proposals or changes to be brought directly to 

the Conference floor shall be: 

i) Printed only by order of the Annual Conference. 

ii) Referred to the Program Review committee. 

iii) Distributed to the conference members at least 24 

hours before the stated adjournment time. 

(e) When a new program which has not been presented to 

the Program Review committee or the Conference 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. 

(f) 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 

Conference Council on Ministries Director shall inform the 

Conference of the reasons for the rejection. 

(2) Committee on Communications: (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 

communication. 

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iv) Consultants shall be the Director of 

Communications and the Assistant Director of 

Communications. 

(b) Functions: to assist the Conference Council on Ministries, 

the Episcopal Office and the Council on Finance and 

Administration in the performance of their responsibilities, and 

to promote 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) Committee on Planning and Research:. 

(a) 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 on Ministries Director 

shall be a consultant. 

(b) Tasks: 

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 

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Fund research projects. 

(4) Nominating Committee: Membership shall be the chairperson 

selected from the membership of the Conference Council on 

Ministries and four general members selected by the executive 

committee of the Conference Council on Ministries, with the 

approval of the 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 on Ministries Director shall be 

a consultant. 

(5) Ethnic Local Church Concerns Committee: (626) (7 members) 

(a) 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. 

(6) Hispanic Ministries Committee: There shall be a committee 

composed of the membership and officers of the Hispanic 

Ministries Standing Committee of the Conference Board of Global 

Ministries. The chairperson of the committee will be a member of

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superintendent or a Conference Council on Ministries staff person. 

(7) Native American Committee: (650) (7 members). Membership 

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general membership. Consultant shall be a district superintendent 

or a Conference Council on Ministries staff member. 

(8) 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 on Ministries 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 on Ministries 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 Conference 

Council on Ministries 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 Conference Council on 

Ministries Director will serve as a consultant. 

(3) There shall be an Associate Council Director of Communications 

who shall be employed by, directed by, and amenable to the 

Annual Conference Council on Ministries, under the direction of the 

Conference Council on Ministries Director. The Associate Council 

Director of 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 Camp, 

Conference and Retreat Ministries who shall be employed by, 

directed by, and amenable to the Annual Conference Council on 

Ministries, under the direction of the Conference Council on 

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for Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries, as the staff person 

related to the Board of Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries, 

will be the administrator of the conference’s camping program and 

the campsites. 

(5) There shall be an Associate Council Director for Youth and 

Young Adult Ministry who shall be employed by, directed by, and 

amenable to the Annual Conference Council on Ministries, under 

the direction of the Conference Council on Ministries Director in 

cooperation with the Conference Council on Youth Ministry. The 

Associate Council Director for Youth and Young Adult Ministry will 

be responsible for the programs of the Conference Council on 

Youth Ministry, including Youth Annual Conference, and will relate 

to the Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry. 

(6) 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 Conference Council on 

Ministries Director to the Annual Conference Personnel 

Committee and work cooperatively in accepting assignments 

under the leadership of the Conference Council on Ministries 

Director. 

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Ministries 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 Conference Council on Ministries, shall be sent 

to the Council on Finance and Administration 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 Conference Council on 

Ministries’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 

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(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 


(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 for four year terms. 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 subgroups 

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 Nominations Coordinating Committee, in 

consultation with the district superintendents, shall design a system 

to ensure, insofar as possible, a balanced membership on 

conference boards. It is strongly recommended that there be at 

least two persons named from each of the following groups: 

(a) young adults; 

(b) ethnics; 

(c) over 64 years of age; 

(d) and that 1/3 of the members are clergy, 1/3 lay women, 

and 1/3 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 

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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 Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries (15 

members). 

(a) Responsibilities: 

i) Establish a vision, a direction for the ministry, and 

monitor the progress to assurethat the 

organization is carrying it out. 

ii) Be the link between the sites and annual 

conference (agencies and congregations), 

asssuring that the agencies’ and churches’ needs 

and issues are understood by the Camp, 

Conference, and Retreat Ministries leaders, and 

that the Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries’ 

needs and issues are understood by the churches 

and annual conference agencies. 

iii) Establish standards of quality for carrying out all 

aspects of the ministry with systems of 

accountability for assuring that the standards are 

maintained. 

iv) Set annual goals which are attainable and 

measurable, and establish a regular system of 

accountability and feedback to assure that the 

goals are met and new goals established. 

v) Oversee the management of the sites, programs 

and personnel to assure fiscal responsibility, 

stewardship of property, quality of programming, 

fairness in staff relations, and practices which 

reduce the exposure of risk in the annual 

conference. 

(b) Officers of the board and members of the executive 

committee shall be the chairperson, vice chairperson and 

secretary. The officers may be selected from outside the 

board membership. 

(c) The Board will have 15 members: 4 lay, 4 clergy, 4 

persons with special expertise, and 3 officers. There shall be 

a goal of having membership which will represent each of the 

districts. 

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Conference Treasurer or designee. 

(e) The Board shall have a Personnel standing committee. 

(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 chairpersons of the Legislative 

Advocacy and Resolutions Standing Committees. 

(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 two standing committees: 

Legislative Advocacy and Resolutions. 

(3) Board of Discipleship with functions as outlined in The Book 

of Discipline ( 629). (20 members) 


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twelve 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 



twelve districts, the Conference Missions Secretary who will 

chair the Mission Education standing committee and the 

chairpersons of the three remaining standing committees.

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Global Ministries shall appoint a Conference Disaster 

Chairperson. 

(d) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or 


(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 

iv) Hispanic Ministries. 

(5) Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry with 

functions as outlined in The Book of Discipline ( 632). (17 

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committees. 

(c) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a 


(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) 


committee shall 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 

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3. Board of Ordained Ministry, with functions as outlined in The Book of 

Discipline, 633. (60 members) (Also, see V, pages 43-49.) 

a. Officers of the board shall be the chairperson, vice-chairperson (in 

charge of interview teams), registrar, secretary, and financial secretary. 

Members of the executive committee shall also include the chairs of the 

Order of Elders, the Order of Deacons, the committee on conference 

relations, the committee on recruitment and enlistment, the residency in 

ministry committee, the loans and grants committee, the committee on 

certification and diaconal ministers, and the candidacy committee, as 

well as one district superintendent and one member at large. 

b. Membership shall consist of sixty persons nominated by the bishop 

and elected by the annual conference for a term of four years. At least 

one-fifth of the board shall be lay persons, which may include diaconal 

ministers. Board membership shall include at least one ordained clergy 

person in retired relationship, at least one ordained clergy person in 

extension ministry, and two district superintendents who are to represent 

the cabinet. Two associate members or local pastors who have 

completed the course of study shall be members of the board with voice 

but without vote. 

c. The Administrative Assistant to the bishop shall be a consultant to the 

board. 

4. Conference Council on Youth Ministry. ( 646).(30 members odd 

years/31 members even years) 

a. The officers and executive committee shall be the chairperson, vicechairperson 

and secretary who shall be selected at-large by the Youth 


b. Membership shall include two youth selected from each of the twelve 

districts; twelve District Youth Coordinators, and the representatives to 

(1) National Youth Ministry Organization (NYMO) and (2) Jurisdictional 

Youth Ministry Organization (JYMO). 

c. Consultants shall be the Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministry. 

d. The Council shall provide a list of nominees for youth members of 

conference agencies. 

e. The Conference Council on Ministries, in consultation with the 

Conference Council on Youth Ministry, shall nominate annually a 

Conference Coordinator of Youth Ministry to be elected by the Annual 


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

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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 


7. Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns Commission (639) (16 

members) 

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 Church Women United. 

c. Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference Council 


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 

(3) Consultant shall be a district superintendent or a Conference 

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(1) Membership shall include one person selected from each of the 

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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 Ministries staff member. 

c. Ministry With Persons With Disabilities (649) (13 members) 

9. Task groups. 

(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 district superintendent or a Conference Council on Ministries 

staff member. 

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 

Conference Council on Ministries 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) 

4. Iowa United Methodist Student Movement. 

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 


b. Coalitions and caucuses: Organizations created for fellowship or for 

education related to certain issues or causes. They are not created by,

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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 Conference. 

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 of churches, pastors and church officers, lay and clergy members 

of the Iowa Annual Conference as defined in The Book of Discipline, and 

members of conference agencies, subject to the same costs and editorial 

judgements as conference agencies. Mailings using these labels must 

include copies to the bishop and each district superintendent as a 

safeguard. 

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 Conference Council on Ministries a valid relationship to the 

program and activities of the Annual Conference and shall recommend to the 

Annual Conference their inclusion. 

4. The Conference Council on Ministries office shall maintain a current list of 

affiliate groups. 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. 

F. Representation in Ecumenical Bodies. 

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 


III. DISTRICT MINISTRIES 

A. District Conference. There shall be a district conference in each district. (652- 

665). 

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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 Nominations 

Coordinating Committee and the Conference Leadership Development 

Coordinating 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 Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries (This person 

shall be the District Camp, Conference and Retreat Ministries 

Coordinator) 



Board of Global Ministries 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministries 

c. One representative to the Conference Nominations Coordinating 

Committee. (See II.B.13.a.(1), page 18.) 

d. One representative to the Conference Leadership Development 

Coordinating Committee. (See II.B.12.a.(1), page 16.) 

e. District Coordinators of Age-Level Council, who shall represent their 

district on the age-level council of the Annual Conference. 

f. 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.

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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 


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 Men, the elected district 

Youth Council President, representatives of sub-district groups 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 

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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 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. 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. 

IV. 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. District Nominations Committee 

1. Membership. The District Nominations Committee is nominated and elected 

by the district conference, by written ballot and majority vote and shall be 

composed of twelve members and the district representatives to the 

Commission on the Status and Role of Women and the Commission on 

Religion and Race, or their designees, plus one youth member, which shall be 

elected at Youth Annual Conference. It is strongly recommended that the 

membership consist of four laywomen, four laymen, and four clergy, with 

sensitivity to gender, ethnicity, persons with disabilities, age (including youth), 

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leadership. 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 which time the terms of office may be shortened to set 

up the rotating pattern. In the event a person moves from the district which 

elected him or her, he or she shall not continue on the District Nominations 

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 District Nominations Committee. The district 

superintendent shall be a consultative member of the District Nominations 

Committee without vote. 

2. Officers. It is strongly recommended that one clergy, one layman, and one 

laywoman elected by the District Conference serve as the officers. 

3. Responsibilities. 

a. Nominate for district responsibilities as determined by the district 

conference, The Book of Discipline, and the Conference Rules of Order. 

b. Provide nominees for election by district conference to membership 

on conference agencies. 

c. Submit to the Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee a list 

of persons to be nominated for other conference agencies according to 

the matrix provided by the Conference Nominations Coordinating 

Committee. 

d. Channel all information for conference elections, including those 

made by districts, and Iowa Annual Conference Journal records through 

the Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee. 

e. Adhere to the conference-determined guidelines (See IV.C). 

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 Nominations Coordinating 

Committee in keeping accurate and systematic records of all 

transactions. 

4. Term of Office shall begin at the conclusion of the morning session of the 

last day of Annual Conference and be for a four year term with a maximum of 

two terms, unless otherwise provided by Articles of Incorporation or proper 

authority. 

C. Conference Nominations and Elections Rules. 

1. 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, Annual Conference Administrative Coordinating Council, 

Committees on Investigation, Joint Committee on Disability, 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 Camp, 

Conference and Retreat Ministries, the Committee on the Episcopacy, task 

forces or task groups, ecumenical groups, or committees related to the 

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2. Only active members in The United Methodist Church shall be eligible for 

nomination unless The Book of Discipline or the Iowa Conference Rules of 

Order specifically provide for ecumenical representation. 

3. If a person nominated is a family member of a member on the district 

committee, the latter must refrain from any involvement in decision making 

about the position for which nominations are being sought and recommended. 

No member of a district committee may nominate a member of his or her 

family for membership on any Annual Conference agency or position for which 

the district committee has nominating responsibility. 

4. An employed staff member of the Annual Conference shall not be eligible 

for any agency membership. 

5. Since district superintendents are members of several agencies on an exofficio 

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. 

6. The term of office for members of agencies of the Conference are for four 

years. If the election occurs at Annual Conference, the term of office 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. 

7. Tenure: 

a. There shall be an eight year tenure limitation for members of 

Conference agencies unless a lesser number of years is specified 

elsewhere, including elective and ex-officio district representation. 

b. If a new agency is established, membership on a predecessor agency 

shall be counted as tenure limitations. 

c. Regardless of previous positions held on the Conference Council on 

Ministries, no person (except the Bishop, members of the Appointive 

Cabinet, the Conference Secretary and Administrative Assistant to the 

Bishop) shall serve as a voting member of the Conference Council on 

Ministries for more than eight consecutive years. 

d. A person whose tenure has expired may not be re-elected to that 

agency until being off for four years. 

e. 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. No person shall serve more than sixteen consecutive years on two or 

more Conference agencies. After reaching the sixteen year limit, a 

person will not be eligible for membership on any Conference agency, 

until four years have elapsed. Ex officio service shall not be subject to 

this limitation. 

8. The Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee shall encourage the 

district committees on nomination to be reasonably certain that the persons 

they nominate are:

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b. Willing to make an effort to attend meetings. 

c. Willing to do a reasonable amount of home work on committee 

assignments for the agency. 

d. Active members of a local United Methodist Church. 

e. Able to demonstrate a commitment to the United Methodist 

connection, the biblical and historical foundations of the United Methodist 

Church and the good stewardship of Annual Conference resources. 

9. 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; persons with disabilities may serve on one agency in addition to 

the Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities. 

10. 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. 

D. 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. 

E. General and Jurisdictional Conference Elections. (See 1998 IACJ, page 173.) 

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. 

F. Nomination of Person(s) for the Office of Bishop. The Annual Conference, 

at the session immediately prior to the next regular session of the Jurisdictional 

Conference, may nominate a person or persons for the office of bishop (406.1). 

The clergy members elected to the General Conference delegation and any clergy 

members nominated from the floor will constitute the ballot on which all lay members 

and all clergy members may vote to select the conference’s nominee. If the Annual 

Conference chooses to have more than one nominee, then subsequent ballots shall 

be taken to select them. 

G. Election of Officers of Agencies. 

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 

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b. Or, the meeting may be held following the Annual Conference 

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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 or the Conference Council on Ministries 

staff 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 cochairpersons 

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 or is not in conflict with The Book of Discipline or 

other Conference Rules of Order. 

6. 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. 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. 

V. 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. 

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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: 

Biblical Studies, Theology, Church History, Homiletics, Christian 

Education, 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 Conference. 

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. 

d. Ordained ministers of other Christian denominations serving United 

Methodist churches must complete a minimum of two semester hours or 

three quarter hours in each of the fields of United Methodist history, 

doctrine, and polity by June 30, 2002, or within three years of the time 

they begin to serve in the Iowa Annual Conference. This requirement 

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(See 326, The Book of Discipline, 1996.) This requirement does not 

apply to ministers of other denominations who are serving a United 

Methodist Church because of a yoked or shared connection. 

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 


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. 

Earnings accrued from unexpended money in the Ministerial Education Fund 

shall be credited to the same. 

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 


2. Proportional payments (619, 637.4). The Conference Board of Pensions 

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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. Clergy Leaves and Vacations. This policy covers all clergy under appointment 

to serve churches in the Iowa Conference. All leaves shall be planned in 

consultation with the charge’s Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the 

district superintendent to determine ministry responsibilities in the pastor’s absence 

and funding sources. Vacations and leaves may not accumulate from year to year. 

1. Vacations. 

a. The vacation year is from July 1 to June 30. The pastor and the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee should discuss the vacation 

plans of the pastor early in the conference year. 

b. Effective July 1, 2001, clergy serving full-time or less-than-full-time 

shall be given a minimum annual vacation with pay based on total years 

of relationship with one or more Annual Conferences as follows: 

(1) First year under appointment: two weeks vacation, including 

two Sundays. 

(2) Subsequent years under appointment: four weeks vacation, 

including four Sundays. 

c. Annual Conference, camping programs, and other connectional 

responsibilities are not considered as vacation time. 

2. Continuing Formation and Spiritual Growth (348) 

a. Clergypersons shall be allowed one week each year, including one 

Sunday, and one month each quadrennium for continuing formation and 

spiritual growth (for a total of seven weeks per quadrennium). 

(1) Qualifying events include educational and spiritual growth 

events such as School for Ministry, Schools of Christian Mission, 

and Academies of Spiritual Formation. 

(2) Each clergyperson serving a charge in Iowa is expected to earn 

a minimum of two CEUs each conference year and shall include 

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(3) An exception shall be made for Course of Study, where up to 

four weeks will be given for this formation event. 

b. A leave for up to six months may be requested by a clergyperson who 

has been under full-time appointment for a minimum of five years. The 

status of the clergyperson’s appointment is not affected during the leave. 

c. The plans and expected outcomes of the leave shall be outlined by 

the clergyperson. The leave shall have the approval of the district 

superintendent, the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the 

church council(s). 

d. Salary during the first month of the leave shall be funded at 100%. 

The remainder of the leave may be a paid leave, if this request is 

approved by the district superintendent, the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations 

Committee and the church council(s), or it may be unpaid. Ministerial 

Pension Plan (MPP) contributions made by the charge will be adjusted 

if compensation is reduced. No MPP contributions can be made if no 

salary is paid. 

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the clergyperson may appeal to the Cabinet for assistance from the 

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case basis. 

f. During the leave the charge and the clergyperson shall continue to pay 

their respective shares of health insurance. The conference shall 

continue to pay for Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP). 

g. The Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the district 

superintendent shall consult and determine in advance how pastoral 

responsibility for the church(es) will be handled during the leave. 

Compensating supply clergypersons shall be the responsibility of the 

charge, not the clergyperson. 

3. Maternity/Paternity Leave (353). 

a. Maternity or paternity leaves of up to one quarter of a year are 

available to clergy at the birth or adoption of a child. The status of the 


b. During the leave the charge and the clergyperson shall continue to 

pay their respective shares of health insurance. The conference shall 


c. At least the first eight weeks of the leave shall be at full pay. The 

remainder may be a paid leave, if this request is approved by the district 

superintendent, the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee and the 

church council(s), or it may be an unpaid leave. Ministerial Pension Plan 

(MPP) contributions made by the charge will be adjusted if compensation 

is reduced. No MPP contributions can be made if no salary is paid. 

d. This leave is in lieu of a leave taken under the Family/Medical Leave 

policy (below). 

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a. Each clergyperson is eligible for a family/medical leave, provided s/he 

has served under appointment in the Iowa Conference at least one-half 

time for the twelve months preceding the leave. The status of the 


b. A leave may be taken for the following reasons: 

(1) the placement of a child with the clergyperson for foster care, 

(2) to care for the spouse, child, or parent of the clergyperson who 

has a serious health condition, or 

(3) because of a serious health condition that makes the 

clergyperson unable to perform the functions of his/her position. If 

a leave is taken because of a serious health condition, a doctor’s 

certification must be provided if requested by the district 

superintendent or the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. 

c. The leave shall be limited to twelve weeks in any conference year; 

however, the leave may immediately follow or precede vacation time. 

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(2) intermittently, or 

(3) by working a reduced number of hours. 

d. The leave may be a paid leave, if this request is approved by the 

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the church council(s), or the leave may be an unpaid leave. However, if 

the leave is taken because of the clergyperson’s own serious health 

condition, at least the first month of the leave shall be at full pay. 

Ministerial Pension Plan (MPP) contributions made by the charge will be 

adjusted if compensation is reduced. No MPP contributions can be made 

if no salary is paid. 

e. If the clergyperson’s salary is reduced or eliminated during the leave, 

the clergyperson may appeal to the Cabinet for assistance from the 

Sustentation Fund. The Cabinet will consider each request on a case by 

case basis. 

f. During the leave the charge and the clergyperson shall continue to pay 

their respective shares of health insurance. The conference shall 


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clergypersons’s control and which are not work related. The leave should 

be taken in consultation with the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations 

Committee. If a clergyperson’s illness extends beyond the allocated sick 

time, the pastor may take a Family/Medical leave (see above). 

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immediate family member during an illness, upon approval of the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee. Immediate family includes 

spouse, child, daughter/son-in-law, step-child, grandchild, parent, parentin-law, 

and step-parent. In certain situations, a leave may be granted for 

the illness of another relative or a close friend. 

6. Bereavement Leave. 

a. Clergy shall be granted up to five days of bereavement leave if there 

is a death in the immediate family. Immediate family includes spouse, 

child, daughter/son-in-law, step-child, grandchild, parent, parent-in-law, 

step-parent, grandparent, and sibling. In certain situations, bereavement 

leave may be granted for the death of another relative or close friend. 

b. The clergyperson shall consult with the Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations 

Committee when taking bereavement leave. With the approval of the 

Staff/Pastor-Parish Relations Committee, sick leave may be used to 

extend bereavement leave. 

J. Retiring clergy and 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. 

VI. 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. The Council on Finance and Administration will determine the date(s) when 

expenditures and receipts shall be received by the Conference Treasurer for 

credit for that fiscal year. 

2. The Conference Statistical Reports shall be mailed to the person(s) 

designated by the Conference Statistician by a date set by the Statistician -- 

but no later than March 1. 

B. The Conference Treasurer’s record of monies sent by churches shall become 

the official report on these items to the Annual Conference. 

C. Central Treasury. There shall be a central treasury of the Iowa Annual 


Each annual conference agency receiving funds through the Conference 

budget shall have a credit account with 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. 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:

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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 


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 Conference Council on Ministries Director in the 

event of vouchers which seem to be in violation of conference rules or 

good accounting practice. 

f. Vouchers requesting payment to the person signing the voucher shall 

have a second signature. The signature would be that of the chairperson 

of the parent agency or the conference staff person relating to the 

committee or office in question. 

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 Camp, Conference and Retreat 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 Council on Finance and Administration 

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. 

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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. This same office shall be the repository for property 

records. 

F. Bonding. 

1. The president of the Council on Finance and Administration shall annually 

arrange for the bonding of the Conference Treasurer and all other persons 

who are responsible for funds of the Iowa Annual 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 Council on Finance and Administration. 

2. The president of the Council on Finance and Administration 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 Council on Finance and Administration. 

H. Funding of New Program. Any motion or report that calls for the adoption of a 

new conference program requiring an increased conference budget and/or 

increased appropriation of monies or any new or increased apportionment, or any 

proposed fund raising program by any 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 the Council on Finance and 

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I. Moving Policy. There shall be a moving policy recommended by the Council on 

Finance and Administration to the Annual Conference. 

J. Sustentation Fund. There shall be a Sustentation Fund. (623) 

K. Compensation Formula. The cash compensation of the district superintendents, 

the Director of Administrative Services, the Conference 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.

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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 and 

approval of the Council on Finance and Administration. 

2. The Council on Finance and Administration may also set policies for - 

carryover of deficit and credit accounts, so that the Treasurer may do so 

without annual action by the Council on Finance and Administration. If the 

funds are in a program area, the recommendation will come to the Council on 

Finance and Administration 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 Council on Finance and Administration 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, the Council on Finance 

and Administration 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. 

2. Each fall the Council on Finance and Administration, based on the four-year 

average of previous years’ apportionment receipts and projection of the 

current year’s apportionment receipts, will instruct each agency to prioritize its 

spending for the next year and submit the revised spending budget to the 

Council on Finance and Administration. If the agency has a program that 

needs to be funded at 100%, the balance of the remaining programs shall be 

funded at a ratio of the remaining budget. Agencies may adjust their own 

budget line items to attain the spending limits with benevolence budgets 

receiving the consent of the Conference Council on Ministries and the Council 

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3. There shall be an annual report from each church to the Annual Conference 

as to its total indebtedness for current expenses and capital expenditures. 

4. 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 Conference Journal. 

5. 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 

Conference Council on Ministries. 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. 

6. 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, 

or any entity outside the Iowa Annual Conference other than the General 

Conference, the approval of the Council on Finance and Administration and/or 

Annual Conference shall be required. 

7. The Council on Finance and Administration shall make recommendations 

each year regarding provision for travel, lodging, and meal expenses for 

ministerial and lay members for the Annual Conference Session. 

8. 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. 

9. 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 Council on Finance and 

Administration, and chairperson(s) of other mission related agencies. The 

chairperson of the Board of Global Ministries is to convene the consultation 

process. 

10. Persons or immediate family members who relate to programs that receive 

program funds from the Iowa Annual Conference are required to refrain from 

voting on proposals as the budget is developed in the program agency of the 


11. 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. 

12. 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 totals shall be reported to the Conference Treasurer for recording in the 

Iowa Annual Conference Journal.

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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.

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A. Parliamentary Rules. The annual conference shall follow Robert’s Rules of 

Order, except when Robert’s differs from the rules of the last preceding General 

Conference, in which case the rules of General Conference shall be followed. And, 

when the rules of the Iowa Conference differ from those of Robert’s and/or General 

Conference, the rules of the Iowa Conference shall be followed. 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 


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. 

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. 

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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 the Management Team and the Dean of the Cabinet, will make 

the above necessary arrangements. 

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 Planning Committee. 

2. Before any materials can be distributed on the conference floor, the 

approval for the distribution shall be granted by the Sub-Committee on 

Business and Agenda of the Annual Conference Session Planning 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. The committee will receive all resolutions submitted to the Annual 

Conference in the form specified by the Conference Resolutions Committee. 

3. Resolutions pertaining to issues of church and society shall be prepared for 

odd-year conference sessions, except when emerging situations warrant 

consideration at even-year sessions. 

a. Each resolution adopted by an odd-year Annual Conference shall 

have a term of two years unless it is discontinued by the subsequent 


b. Each resolution adopted by an even-year Annual Conference shall 

have a term of one year. 

4. Individuals, congregations, or districts may submit resolutions to the 

Conference Council on Ministries office by September 1 each year for referral 

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Committee. 

5. Conference organizations shall submit their resolutions proposals to the 

Conference Council on Ministries 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. 

6. The Resolutions Committee shall: 

a. 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. 

(3) The resolution contains factual information that is misstated, 

incorrect, or 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 Book of Discipline of The 

United Methodist Church. 

(7) The resolution does nothing more than to cause the annual 

conference to vote approval of a portion of the Book of Discipline. 

b. 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. 

c. 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. 

d. Promote and interpret the resolution process at all levels of the 


7. After the submission dates, 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. 

8. A resolutions may be brought directly to the conference floor as follows: 

a. The resolution shall be submitted to the Resolutions Committee within 

48 hours after the call to order of the Annual Conference. 

b. The Resolutions Committee shall review the resolution to determine 

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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. Resolutions which the Annual Conference has voted to consider shall 

be printed and distributed by the Annual Conference Session Planning 

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 Sub-Committee. 

9. Resolutions adopted by a session of the Iowa Annual Conference shall be 

published in the Daily Proceedings for even numbered years. The Resolutions 

Committee shall be responsible for the content of 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. 

10. The Resolutions Committee shall also process petitions to General 

Conference that are submitted for Annual Conference approval. The 

committee shall collate petitions and assign them to the proper Legislative 

Committee for discussion, vote and referral to the Annual Conference. 

J. Standing Resolutions. 

1. A resolution which has been approved by the Annual Conference during an 

odd-numbered year shall become a Standing Resolution for a term of four 

years by a two-thirds 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 twothirds 

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

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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. 

To reinstate an expiring Standing Resolution, the sponsoring agency must 

resubmit that 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 recognizing a member of the 

Conference, on which side the member proposes to speak and 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. 

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 

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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. 

P. Rights of Main Question. The main question may be opened to debate under 

the following 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. 

1. The Conference shall then proceed: 

a. First to perfect the original report or resolution, including 

consideration and action upon any amendments which shall be offered 

to it. 

b. The same perfecting process shall then be followed with respect to 

the substitute. 

2. The questions shall then be put: 

a. First on the motion to substitute 

b. Followed by the motion to adopt the report or resolution;

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in order on 

a. The adoption of the report or recommendation 

b. Or on making the proposed substitution 

c. 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, except those rules related 

to amending the Rules of Order, 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.

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XIII. PASTORAL RECORD 

EDITOR'S NOTE: 

1. These pastoral records are intended to be a Historical Record only, not an official statement of 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 LP. Iowa: Jan. 15, 1993 Manchester (Assoc.); 1996 Buffalo Center. 

Abraham, John T. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Keokuk, Melrose-Sandusky. 

Achterhof, Douglas R. (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1992 LP; 1996 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. 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) .......................... (See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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. 

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-

PASTORAL RECORD 

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) 

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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 S. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. 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. (RAM). .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; 1999 Retired; December 15, 1999 Deceased. 

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. 

Amundson, Jay (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Pierson-Meadow Star. 

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; 1999 Hope Parish: Bagley-Yale-Jamaica-Linden- 

Prairie Center-Dawson-Cooper (Assoc.). 

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) .................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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 

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; 1976 Lime Springs-Chester and McIntire; 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

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Ashley, Sheryl (AM) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 LP; 1998 AM & D. Iowa: March 1, 1991 Anthon-Rock Branch- 

Oto (UM-UCC) (Assoc.); 1993 Danbury; 1996 Sioux City, Grace (Assoc.). 

Ashton, Daniel J. (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 PE. Iowa: 2000 appointed Yellowstone Conference. 

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; 

November 2, 1998 Chaplain, Mercy Hospital, Des Moines. 

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; 1999 Panora. 

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. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E; 1999 FD. Iowa: 1987 Webster City, 

Asbury (Assoc.-Kamrar); 1990 Radcliffe-Ellsworth; 1994 Leave of Absence; January 1, 1995 Randalia- 

Maynard-Westgate; 1999 Keystone Area Education Agency, Elkader. 

Barber, Romaine H. (RM) .............................. (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Bardole, Donald N. (RM) .............................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record)


Barker, David F. (RM) .................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Winterset-Patterson. 

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; 1999 Walcott. 

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) 

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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; 1999 serving other denomination (Craig and Fairfax, Missouri, Presbyterian 

Churches). 

*Batho, Thomas C. (RM). .ME Church Nw. Ia.: 1937 PM & D; 1939 FM & E. Nw. Ia.: Oct. 4, 1937 Sioux City, 

St. James; 1938 School; 1939 Sioux City, St. James; 1945 Holstein; 1950 Withdrawn. Iowa: 1976 

Readmitted for retirement; November 27, 1999 Deceased. 

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) 

Baughman, Kenneth (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Nov. 5, 1999 Charter Oak-Ute. 

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 Good Hope-Burt; Sept. 1979 Chaplain, Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio; Professor of Philosophy 

and Religion, Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio. 

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, Constance A. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Cumberland-Pine Grove. 

Beck, Walter Fred (RM) ................................(See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Beebout, John Lee (RM) .............................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record)

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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 LP; 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, Michael Glen (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 FD. Iowa : 1999 Iowa City, First (Assoc.). (See Diaconal 

Ministry Service Record for complete record). 

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; July 1, 2000 

transferred Baltimore-Washington Conference. 

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; 1999 Our Saviour United Methodist Church (Manson-Pomeroy). 

Bennett, Norman L. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 LP. 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; 

1999 Collins-Loring. 

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; 1995 Shelby-Persia 

Betsworth, Roger G. (RM) ............................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Betsworth, Sharon Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 School; 1995 

Mason City, First (Assoc.); 2000 School. 

Bevel, Henry Jerome (RM) ............................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Leave of absence; 2000 

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; 1999 Cedar Rapids, Salem. 

Bibb, Stephen John (FE) UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 Dubuque, Faith; 1996 

Luverne-Livermore; 1999 Cedar Rapids, Asbury. 

Biesemeyer, Roy Alvin (RM) ...........................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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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; 1999 Wilton. 

Birchmier, Charles Laverne (RM) ........................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Bird, Gary L. (FE). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1965 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 L; 1970 D; 1977 AM; 1999 FM. 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; 1999 Des Moines, Windsor. 

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; 1999 

Muscatine, Fellowship Parish: Musserville-Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace; 2000 Muscatine, Musserville- 

Spangler Chapel-Sweetland-High Prairie-Peace-St. Paul Hispanic (Team Ministry). 

*Bishop, Cloyd Junior (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1957 AS; 1963 PM & D; 1966 FM; 1967 E. N. Ia.: 1957 

Dolliver-Huntington; 1959 Archer-Baker; 1964 Delhi-Delaware; 1966 Lime Springs-Chester. Iowa: 1969 

Lime Springs-Chester; Feb. 1, 1970 Gladbrook Chapel-(Green Mountain UCC); 1977 Alden-Popejoy; 1983 

Cedar Rapids, St. James; 1987 Retired; August 21, 1999 Deceased. 

Bissett, John G. (RM) .................................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Bissinger, Donald C. (RM) .............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Bittner, Carolyn L. R. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP; 2000 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 Noble-Grant-Lincoln 

Center; 2000 Coggon United Parish (UM-D). 

Blackburn, Leila M. (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.); 

November 11, 1999 Maternity Leave; December 8, 1999 Paton-Churdan. 

Blank, Rose Marie (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1988 Coggon Yoke (UM-D); 

1994 Boone, First (Assoc.); 2000 Vinton, Wesley. 

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; 2000 Des Moines, Union Park. 

Boatman, John Douglas (PE). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 2000 PE. Iowa: 2000 Toledo 

Christ. 

Boatman, Richard H. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 

Reinbeck; 1997 Reinbeck (School); 1999 Reinbeck. 

Bogue, Donald Alan (FE). .UM Church S. Ill.: 1969 PM & D; 1971 FM & E. S. Ill.: 1969 School; 1970 Madison. 

Jan. 1, 1974 transferred Iowa. Iowa: Jan. 1, 1974 Sioux City, Riverside; 1979 Jesup-Raymond; 1980 Jesup; 

1992 West Bend-Mallard; 2000 Dysart.

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Bonath, Harold Dean (RM) ............................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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. 

Bracht-Wagner, David Harold, Jr. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School (Faith Parish, 

Assoc.); 1999 Coin-Norwich. 

Bracht-Wagner, Melisa M. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Braddyville-Shambaugh. 

Bradford, Jackie L. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. 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; 2000 Rockford-Marble Rock. 

Brady, Edward G. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Dubuque, Faith. 

Brent, Arthur E. (RM) ................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Briggs, Elizabeth (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Kingston. 

Brighton, George Wayne (RM) ......................... (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Brockmeyer, Lloyd Edward (RM) ....................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Brockmeyer, Myron William (RM) ....................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Broudhecker, Karen Sue (Dorgan) (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. 

Brown, Carroll Dale (RM) .............................. (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Frederick E. (RAM) ............................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Helen (RLP) .................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Jerry D. (RM) ................................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Brown, Marjorie "Missy" Lynn (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 PE. Iowa: 2000 Burlington, First (Assoc.). 

Brown, Marlene (AM). .UM Church Iowa: Sept. 1, 1991 LP; 1999 AM & D. Iowa: Dec. 1, 1991 Woolstock- 

Duncombe-Vincent; 1996 Town & Country Parish, Leon-High Point-Van Wert-Weldon; 2000 Macedonia- 

Henderson (Wheeler Grove UCC Yoke). 

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) 

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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.; October 1, 2000 President, 

Harris Memorial College, Philippines. 

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; 1999 Maxwell-Peoria. 

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 

Assistant to the Bishop; November 1, 2000 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s. 

Burks, Debra M. (FE). .North Georgia: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. UM Church Iowa: 2000 FM & E. 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; 2000 Marengo. 

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 (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: 1998 (Reinstated local pastor) Rowley-North Linn- 

Silver Creek; 1999 Waterloo, Linden-East Janesville. 

Butler, Elliott A. III (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: 1997 Afton-Jerusalem; 1999 Faith Parish, 

Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton-Summit (Assoc.); 2000 Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens. 

Butler, Linda M. (FE) . . N. New Jersey: July 1, 1994 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 School 

(CPE); 1995 Nashua-Republic; 2000 Sioux City, Singing Hills. 

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 Seminary; 1977 Assistant Librarian and Director of Reader Services, Garrett-Evangelical

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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; 1999 DeWitt. 

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; 1999 Anamosa. 

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) .......................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Camarin, Pacifico Jr. (RM) ............................. (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Camarin, Priscilla J. (RAM) ............................ (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 2000 appointed Alaska Missionary 


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 (Jun) R. , Jr. (FE). .Central Luzon Philippines: July 1, 1994 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1994 

Malvern-Strahan; 1998 School; November 15, 1999 Chaplain, Seton Medical Center, Daly City, California. 

Carey, Michael G. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Newton, First (Assoc.); 2000 Riceville- 

McIntire. 

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 LP. 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; 1999 Not appointed. 

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; March 5-May2, 1999 

Suspended; 1999 Terrill-Langdon. 

Carlton, Janice M. "Neicey" (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Red Oak Circuit: Climax- 

Hawthorne-Stratton. 

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. 

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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; 2000 Coralville (Assoc.). 

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, Peter (Keun Sung) (FE). .South Seoul: July 1, 1996 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1996 Ames, Korean. 

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 Conference; 2000 appointed California-Nevada Conference. 

*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; 2000 Honorable Location. 

Christopher, Dianne B. (FD-FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD; 1998 LP. Iowa: 1996 Marshalltown, Grace; 

1999 Charles City. (See Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

Church, Dale Walter (RM) ..............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Churchman, L. Duane (RM) ............................(See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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; Aug. 26, 1998 Associate Professor of Religion/Assistant Director, Center of Christian 

Vocations, University of Indianapolis; 1999 Assistant Director, Center for Christian Vocations, University of 

Indianapolis, Indiana. 

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. 

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.

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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; 2000 Surrendered credentials. 

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. (RAM) ............................ (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 2000 Sioux City, St. 

James. 

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 LP. 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)


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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; 

1999 Ogden. 

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; 2000 

Des Moines, Trinity. 

Cooper, Robert (FE). .Kansas East: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1998 Faith Parish, Farragut-Locust 

Grove-Riverton-Summit; 2000 Dexter-Redfield. 

Corley, Erik E. (PM). .Missouri West: July 1, 1999 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1999 Seymour-Promise City. 

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) ................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Cotton, William Dean (RM) .............................(See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; Nov. 1, 1998 Chaplain, 

Broadlawns Medical Center, Des Moines. 

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; 2000 Boone, First (Assoc.). 

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. 

Crosswhite, John D. (RAM) ............................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Crow, David Wesley (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1977 PM & D; 1980 FM & E. Iowa: 1977 School; 1979 Williams- 

Ellis; 1986 Conrad; 1996 Emmetsburg; 2000 Belle Plaine. 

Crum, Robert A. (RM) .................................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record)

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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.); 2000 Cedar Rapids, Trinity. 

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; 1999 

Kalona, Sharon Center. 

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; 1999 Marshalltown, Hope. 

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; 1999 Chaplain, Hillcrest 

Family Services and Dubuque, Metro Outreach Ministry and Dubuque, Metro Parish: Center Grove-Rockdale- 

Sherrill; 2000 United Community Ministries, Center Grove-Rockdale-Sherrill-Hillcrest Chaplain-Metro Outreach 

Ministry. 

Dadisman, Jeffrey M. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 PM & D; 1990 FM & E. Iowa: 1987 School; 1988 Charter 

Oak-Deloit-Ute; 1992 Griswold; 1999 appointed Nebraska Conference. 

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; 1999 Oelwein. 

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; 1999 Family leave. 

Dahlin, Jeffrey Alan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 School; 1994 Hope 

Parish, Panora-Linden-Prairie Center; 1997 Sheldon (Assoc.); 2000 Mason City, First (Assoc.). 

Dailey, David C. (RM) ................................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 

August 5, 1999 Deceased. 

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; 1999 Fort Madison, Santa Fe.


Daniel, Christopher J. (RM) ............................(See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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, Paul I.D. (PD). . .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PD. Iowa: 1998 Marshalltown, First (Youth Ministry)/Mental 

Health Counseling. 

303 

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; Oct. 15, 1999 Director, Evangelism Ministries, General Board of Discipleship, Nashville, Tenn. 

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; March 1, 1999 Chaplain, E.L.M. Care Center, Jewel; March 6, 2000 CPE, St. Luke’s Hospital, 

Kansas City. 

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; 

2000 Sheldon. 

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 LP. 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) ............................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Dawes, Harrison Griffin (RM) .......................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Daylong, Sheryl K. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Jefferson (Assoc.). 

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; 2000 Jefferson. 

Dean, Robert Wesley (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM & D.; 1983 FM & E. Iowa: 1978 School; 1981 Boone,

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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). .Evan Church Ia.: 1936 PM; 1938 D; 1940 FM & E. Ia.: 1936 Allendorf; 

1938 Audubon-Viola; 1940 Des Moines, Easton Heights; 1945 Fort Dodge; 1953 Cedar Rapids, Salem; 

1963 Conference Superintendent. Iowa: 1969 Superintendent, Cedar Rapids District; 1972 Knoxville- 

Columbia; 1982 Retired; December 8, 1999 Deceased. 

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; 1999 Woodward. 

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 Cecelia (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 

Waterloo, Jubliee; 1998 Belmond. 

DeVance, Curtis (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. 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) ............................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

*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 Faith (Bradgate-Gilmore City-Humboldt-Rutland); November 27, 1999


Deceased. 

Dimmlich, Walter Fritz (RM) ............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Dinnen, Barbara (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: 1998 Des Moines, Immanuel (Assoc.); 2000 

Boone, Marion Street. 

305 

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; 2000 West Des Moines, Valley 

(Co-pastor). 

Disburg, Leila (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1996 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1993 Bloomfield-West 

Grove-Drakesville Team Ministry; 1997 Granger; 2000 West Des Moines, Valley (Co-pastor). 

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 (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D; 1999 FM & E.. Iowa: 1995 

Muscatine, Sweetland; 1997 Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens; 2000 appointed Peninsula-Delaware Conference. 

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 LP. 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 

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.; 2000 appointed 

Memphis Conference. 

Duit, Warren Wallis (RM) ..............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record)

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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; 2000 Osage. 

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; 2000 Disability leave. 

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; 1999 Bettendorf, Community of Joy. 

Eastland, Allen Curtis (RM) ............................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Eastman, Patricia M. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Waterloo, St. Paul’s (Assoc.). 

Ebbers, Christopher Emory (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. 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 

Diaconal Ministry Service Record for complete record) 

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) ......................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Fairfield 

(Assoc.). 

Ellis, Robert T. (RM) .................................. (See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

Ellson, Michael D. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Center Point-Alice-Urbana. 

Ellsworth, Dale Edward (RM) .......................... (See 1991 IACJ for complete record)


307 

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; December 19, 1998 Leave of 

absence. 

Elmore, Michael W. (AM). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1997 E. Iowa: 1994 Clarence; January 

1, 1998 Shared Ministry of Rolfe; 2000 Living Faith Parish: Clinton, Lyons-Camanche-Low Moor-Clinton, 

Trinity. 

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.); 1999 Ames, Calvary. 

Erbe, Joan (RAM) ....................................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Ericson, Denton Wayne (RM) ..........................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Ervin, Alberta Kay (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1997 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. 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. 

Eyres, Leland Charles (RM) ............................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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 LP. Iowa: Oct. 1, 1984 Earlham-Worthington; Jan. 1, 1989 

Discontinued local pastor; 1994 Menlo-Jefferson Center; 1998 Hopkins Grove; 1999 Not appointed. 

Farr, Robert G. (RM) ..................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Farren, Pamela J. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 LP; 2000 AM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1993 Diagonal Federated- 

Arispe-Shannon City Yoke. 

*Feltis, Frank F. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Coggan United Parish (UM-D); April 30, 2000 

Discontinued. 

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. 

Ferguson, Duane U. (RAM) ............................(See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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)

308 


Fineran, Kenneth Arnold (RM) ......................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Finehout, Clark L. (FE). .UM Church Kentucky: July 1, 1995 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1995 Villisca-Nodaway; 1998 

Council 

Bluffs, St. Mark-Trinity-Carter Lake. 

Finnestad, Craig A. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Spencer (Assoc.). 

Fisher, Vicki L. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Graettinger. 

Fix, Charles J. (RM) .................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Flagg, Jeffrey L. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: 1998 Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston. 

Flanigan, Lewis S. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 AM & D. Iowa: 2000 Cresco-Zion. 

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; 2000 Monroe. 

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) .......................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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 (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. 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; 1999 Leave of 

absence; 2000 Missionary, General Board of Global Ministries. 

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 LP. 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; November 30, 1998 Not appointed. 

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; 1999 Hope Parish: Badger-Yale-Jamaica-Linden-Prairie Center-Dawson- 

Cooper; 2000 LeMars, First. 

Frank, Kristine Ann Molle (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1993 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 Oakville-Kingston;


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1995 Muscatine, Fellowship Parish, Musserville-Spangler-Chapel-High Prairie-Peace; June 1, 1996 Leave of 

absence; June 1, 1996 Disability leave (retroactive); 1999 Jefferson-Grand Junction (Assoc.); 2000 Sioux City, 

Crescent Park. 

Fraser, Mary L. (FE). .UM Church Troy: July 1, 2000 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 2000 Director, Pastoral Care and 

Counseling, Iowa Conference, Des Moines. 

Frazee, Nathan N. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 LP. 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; 1999 Sibley-Ocheyedan. 

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; 1999 Marshalltown, Grace. 

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. (FLP). .Troy: July 1, 1998 transferred Iowa. UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP (Discontinued 

Probationary Member). Iowa: 1998 Keokuk, Trinity (Assoc.); 2000 Lenox-Mercer Center. 

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) 

Gallo-Seagren, Lilian (FE). .Northeast Philippines: July 1, 1999 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1999 Hamburg. 

Gamble, Robert H. (RM) ...............................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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) 

Garrett, C. Dendy (RM) ................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Garrett, Laurence L. (RM) ..............................(See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

*Garrett, Regenia G. (FLP). . .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 Peace United Parish (Assoc.); 

1999 Peace United Parish: Van Horne-Elberon-Blairstown-Norway; April 24, 2000 Discontinued. 

Garrison, Len (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: 1998 Inwood-Doon Yoke. 

Gates, Kim A. (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP; 2000 PE. Iowa: 1999 Corwith-Wesley. 

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; January 1, 1999 Associate

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Council Director, Conference Council on Ministries-Des Moines/Fort Dodge Districts. 


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) ............................ (See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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) ...........................(See 1997 IACJ for complete record 

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); 1999 Swea City. 

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.); 1999 Bloomfield-Drakesville. 

Gjerde, Wayne Roger (RM) ............................ (See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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, Cedar Falls. 

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. Timothy’s, 

Director of Discipleship; 1999 School; 2000 School/ Cedar Falls, St. Timothy’s (Assoc.). 

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 LP. 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.


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Goodall, Brenda (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Muscatine, Fellowship Parish: Musserville- 

Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace (Assoc.); 2000 Muscatine, Musserville-Spangler Chapel-Sweetland-High 

Prairie-Peace-St. Paul Hispanic (Team Ministry). 

Goodfellow, Karl E. (FE). .UM Church Holston: January 12, 1994 transfer Iowa. Iowa: January 12, 1994 

Guttenberg-McGregor; 1998 Guttenberg; 2000 Sabbatical leave. 

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. 

Grant, Henry B., Jr. (FE). .N. Carolina: July 1, 1997 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1996 Stanhope Parish; 2000 Lansing- 

New Albin. 

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. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP; 2000 AM & D. Iowa: 1996 Fort Dodge, Riverside; 

July 1, 2000 transferred Southwest Texas Conference. 

Greenwood, Frank L. (RM) .............................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Griffin, Don Eason (RM) ...............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Griffin, Robert A. (RM) ................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Grosvenor, Dwight Franklin (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1973 PM & D; 1979 FM & E. Iowa: 1973 School; 1974 

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; December 8, 

1999 Lohrville-Lanesboro. 

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, Iowa State University, Ames. 

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)

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Gull, Phillip Kirby (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

Gunderson, Lynn (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1997 Zearing. 

Guy, Eric Peter (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D; 1998 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Rippey-Fairview; 2000 Perry- 

Rippey-Fairview. 

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) 

Hall, Terry B. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Fontanelle-Highland. 

*Hamann, Arthur A. (RM). .Meth Church NH: 1954 PM & D. NB: 1956 FM & E. NH: 1954 East Rochester- 

North Rochester. NB: 1956 Bassett-Newport. S. Ia.: 1958 Dunlap-Dow City; 1962 Dunlap; 1963 Prairie 

City-Pleasant Hill; 1965 Leon-Decatur; 1968 Decatur County Cooperative Ministry-Leon-High Point. Iowa: 

1969 Sabbatical Leave; 1970 Johnson County Community College, Kansas; 1974 Voluntary Location; 1978 

Readmitted and retired; May 28, 1999 Deceased. 

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) ............................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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. 

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; 2000 Guttenberg. 

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) 

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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; 1999 Rockwell City-Jolley. 

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 LP. 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.); March 31, 1999 Not appointed. 1999 Peace U.M. Parish, 

Van Horne-Elberon-Blairstown-Norway (Assoc.); October 15, 1999 Not appointed; 2000 Discontinued. 

Hary, Joann Nielsen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1988 L; 1994 AM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: September 1, 1988 

Lamont-Aurora; 1996 Winfield-Spring Run. 

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. 

Hasler, Beulah D. "Dot" (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 PM & D. Iowa: 1999 Winthrop Church of Christ United 

(UM-UCC). 

Hatten, Ted J. Lyddon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1990 Mitchellville-Santiago; 

1999 Indianola, Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel. 

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, Laurence Boardman (RM). .ME Church DA: 1937 PM; 1940 D; 1941 FM; 1943 E. DA: 1937 Camp 

Crook; 1938 Faith. S. Ia.: 1940 Pilot Mound; 1942 Cedar; 1944 Moravia; 1946 Mitchellville-Santiago. Nw. 

Ia.: 1949 Vincent-Woolstock; 1951 Clinton, Lyons-Camanche; 1955 Harris. S. Ia.: 1959 Shelby-Tennant; 

1965 Paton-Dana; 1968 Moulton-Exline-Sharon Chapel-Unionville. Iowa: 1969 Moulton-Exline-Sharon 

Chapel-Unionville; 1972 Millersburg-South English Union; 1977 Retired; April 9, 2000 Deceased.

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*Hawhee, Sherman Gale (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1952 AS; June 13, 1954 PM; 1955 D; 1958 FM; Sept. 

14, 1958 E. N. Ia.: 1952 Elma; 1955 Randalia; Dec. 15, 1958 Merrill-Hinton; 1964 Ocheyedan-Harris. Iowa: 

1969 Ocheyedan-Harris; 1971 Garner; Jan. 15, 1978 Corydon Parish: Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion; 

1986 Cedar Rapids, Salem; 1992 Retired; January 19, 2000 Deceased. 

Hawkins, Frederick C. "Rick" (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 L. Iowa: 2000 Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand 

River. 

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 


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) ........................... (See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 2000 Jesup. 

Hermann, Medea A. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Fort Dodge, First (Assoc.). 

Hershey, Anthony Neil (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 PM & D. Iowa: 1994 Cedar Falls, Prairie Springs; 2000 

Dows-Alexander-Dows Prebyterian (UM-PCUSA Yoke). 

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. 

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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 (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

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; 2000 Family leave. 

Hjelmaas, Roy A. (RAM) ...............................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Hobson, Donald G. (RM) ..............................(See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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; Effective 8/28/00 CPE, Gunderson- 

Lutheran Hospital, La Crosse, WI. 

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 

Pastoral Services Consultant, Northwest Community Health Care, Arlington Heights, Illinois. 

Holdorf, Robert R. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 L; 1995 L; 1986 PM & D; 1989 FM & E. 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; 2000 

Mason City, Grace. 

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;

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March 15, 1992 transferred Iowa. Iowa: March 15, 1992 Bettendorf, Quad-Cities, Korean; 1995 Des Moines, 

Korean; January 1, 1999 appointed Rocky Mountain; July 1, 2000 transferred Rock Mountain Conference. 

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) ............................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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; Sept. 14, 1999 Maternity leave; Nov. 1, 1999 Lehigh-Otho; 2000 Grand Junction. 

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 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1997 Lacey. 

Hotle, Thomas Eugene (RM) ........................... (See 1996 IACJ for complete record) 

Houts, Glen E., Jr. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Nov. 5, 1999 Danbury. 

Howe, Merlen F. (RM) ................................. (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Howerton, John D. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Lafayette, Salem. 

Howland, Ray C. (RM). .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; December 31, 1999 Retired. 

Hoyle, Lowell E. (RM) ................................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Fenton- 

Good Hope-Burt. 

Imlay, Harry (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: Jan. 1, 1990 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1986 Oxford; 1994 Hubbard. 

Isaacson, Clifford Edwin (RM) ......................... (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

James, Vincent Lee (RM) .............................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Janes, Michael David (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School; February 1, 1999 School


and Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 1999 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.). 

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Jayne, Carlos Call, Jr. (RM). .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; 2000 

Retired. 

Jenkins, Bill (RM). .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); October 1, 1999 Farmington; 2000 

Retired. 

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.); 1999 

Griswold. 

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); 1999 Mingo-Farrar. 

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). .Meth Church W-VA: 1941 PM. BALT: 1946 FM. W-VA: 1942 School; 1945 

Washington, D.C. Foundry (Assoc.). BALT: 1949 Professor, The American University; 1951 Chaplain, U.S. 

Army; 1953 Dean, The American University. S. Ia.: Nov. 1963 President, Simpson College. Iowa: 1969 

President, Simpson College; 1972 President, Western Maryland College, Westminister, MD; 1977 Retired; 

November 25, 1999 Deceased. 

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) 

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; 2000 West Bend-Mallard. 

Johnson, William Raymond (RM) . .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.); 2000

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Retired. 


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; 1998 Chaplain and Director of Religious Life, Coe College. 

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; 1999 Leave of absence. 

Jones, Harold Edward (RM) ........................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Jones, Larry Wayne (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

Jones, Lawrence E. (RM) .............................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Jordan, Jane I. (RAM) ................................ (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Dunkerton-Mt. Hope. 

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; August 1, 2000 Faith (Gilmore City, Humboldt, Rutland). 

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); 2000 Springville. 

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; 2000 

Des Moines, First (Assoc.). 

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


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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 (FE). .(Cred. recognized Free Will Baptist) UM Church Iowa: 1991 E; 2000 FM. 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; 1999 Leave of absence; 

2000 Missionary, General Board of Global Ministries. 

Kendall, Jack (RAM) ..................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Kennedy, Stanley Chester (RM) .........................(See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Kennedy, Sylvia (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 L; 1999 PM & D. 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; 1999 Fairfield. 

Kerns, Clair Walter (RM) ...............................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Kerr, Ronald Raymond (RM) ...........................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Kersten, Robert E. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Stuart-Mount Vernon. 

Kiboko, Kiboko Innocent (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. 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; 

2000 Burlington, West Hill. 

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. 

King, James P. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Viola. 

King, James W. (RM) .................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

Kinrade, Alvern J. (RM) ...............................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Kinzler, Harlan Ronald (RM) ............................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record)

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Kinzler, Herbert Wallace (RAM) ......................... (See 1993 IACJ for complete record) 

Kirkpatrick, Kerrin Arlene (FE). .UM Church: 1992 L; 1997 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: 1993 Cedar Rapids, 

New Life; Aug. 15, 1993 Not appointed; Nov. 22, 1993 Buck Creek-Delhi; 1994 Martelle-Viola; 1996 Martelle- 

Viola (Assoc.); 2000 Cedar Rapids, Crosswinds. 

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; 1999 Arlington-Volga. 

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; 1999 Director of Charles 

Wesley Heritage Centre, Bristol, England; 2000 Colesburg. 

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; 1998 Director of Pastoral Care, 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; 1999 Chaplain, 

Hospice of Central Iowa, Des Moines (School); 2000 Chaplain, Hospice of Central Iowa, Des Moines/Hopkins 

Grove. 

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 (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. Iowa: 1995 Plymouth-Rock Falls; 

1997 Logan-Magnolia; 2000 appointed Minnesota Conference. 

Knight, Norman Leroy (RM) ........................... (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Kober, Scott Frederick Keele (FE). .UM Church: LP. UM Church Iowa: 1997 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. Iowa: 

January 1, 1997 Des Moines, Grace (Assoc.). 

Koepcke, Robert (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1999 PM & D. Iowa: March 3, 1995 Hopkinton Yoke; 1997 

Discontinued; 1998 (Reinstated local pastor) Fayette. 

*Koontz, Donald H. (RM). .Meth Church N-IN: 1945 PM ; 1946 D; 1947 FM & E. N-IN: 1945 Bouron Circuit; 

1948 LaGrange Larger Parish. S. Ia.: 1952 Director of Town and Country Church, Simpson College. Iowa: 

1969 Assistant to the President for Special Programs, Simpson College; 1977 Business Manager and 

Associate Professor of Sociology and Director of Church in Life Institute, Simpson College; 1980 Retired; 

October 12, 1999 Deceased. 

Koth, Clayton Eugene (FE). .EUB Church Ia.: 1958 PM; 1964 FM & E. Ia.: 1958 School; 1964 Des Moines,


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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; 2000 appointed North Indiana Conference. 

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; March 1, 2000 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; 1999 Leave of absence. 

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 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Pocahontas-Havelock-Plover 

(Assoc.); Jan. 1, 1996 Hope Parish (Pocahontas-Havelock-Plover) (Assoc.); 1998 Fort Dodge, Epworth. 

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; Oct. 1, 1999 appointed California-Nevada Conference. 

*Lamb, Glen W. (RM)Lamb, Glen. .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1942 PM; 1943 D; 1944 FM; 1945 E. S. Ia.: 1942 

School; 1945 Macedonia; 1950 Des Moines, Grace (Assoc.); 1961 Indianola. Iowa: 1969 Indianola 

Cooperative Parish: First-Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel; 1971 Marion; 1980 Retired; October 29, 1999 

Deceased. 

LaGree, R. Kevin (FE). .N. Georgia: July 1, 1999 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1999 President, Simpson College, 

Indianola.

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LaMore, George Edward, Jr. (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

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) 

Larson, Karen M. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 United Community Ministries, Center Grove- 

Rockdale-Sherrill-Hillcrest Chaplain-Metro Outreach Ministry. 

Latta, Lloyd A. (RM) .................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Latta, Nelly Restrepo (FLP). .UM Church: 1999 LP. Iowa: December 1, 1999 Muscatine, St. Paul Hispanic; 

2000 Muscatine, Musserville-Spangler Chapel-Sweetland-High Prairie-Peace-St. Paul Hispanic (Team 

Ministry). 

Latta, Richard (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Montrose; 1999 Danville-Long Creek. 

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. 

Laymon, Goldie L. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Keokuk, Emmanuel. 

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. (FE). .(Credentials recognized) UM Church Iowa: 1997 PM; 1999 FM. 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)


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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); 2000 Serving other denomination church (Scranton 

Friends Church) and Hope Parish, Bagley-Yale-Jamaica-Linden-Prairie Center-Dawson-Cooper. 

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) .........................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 L; 1999 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Brandon-Mt. Auburn. 

Lincoln, Debra (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 LP. Iowa: Feb. 18, 1994 Charles City, Trinity (Assoc.); 1999 

Not appointed. 

Lindley, Doris (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP. Iowa: 1996 Danbury; 1999 Galva-Silver Creek. 

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) 

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 LP; 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Muscatine, St. Paul 

Hispanic; July 1, 1999 transferred Eastern Pennsylvania. 

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 

Liberty.

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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; August 15, 1998 Chaplain, Nebraska Health Systems in Omaha. 

Lunemann, D. Renee (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Oct. 1, 1999 Solon (Assoc.). 

*Lusher, James Mac (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1950 PM; 1953 D; 1960 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1950 School; Jan. 

10, 1953 Farnhamville-Rinard; 1958 School; 1960 Sergeant Bluff; 1962 Delmar-Elwood; 1967 Clarence- 

Rochester. Iowa: 1969 Clarence-Rochester; 1973 Norwalk-Linn Grove-Spring Hill; 1978 Radcliffe- 

Ellsworth; 1984 Fort Dodge, Riverside; 1986 Lake Park; 1989 Retired; June 14, 1999 Deceased. 

Maberry, Alvin Tilson (RM) ............................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Peterson-Royal. 

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, 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. 

*Manimoi, Kai D. (FE). . .Sierra Leone: Oct. 1, 1998 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1998 State Center-Rhodes-Minerva.; 

1999 State Center-Rhodes; January 9, 2000 Deceased. 

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. 

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Markle, Connie S. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1992 Toledo, First-Otterbein-Fairview 

(Assoc.); Jan. 1, 1993 Toledo, Christ (Assoc.); 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 Loraine (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. 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; 1999 Forest City-Crystal Lake. 

Mason, Charles Edwin (RM) ............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Matheney, Jimmie Wayne (PLP). .UM Church: 1994 LP. 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.; 1999 Pastoral Counselor, BroMenn Counseling Services, Normal, Ill. 

Mather, Paul Boyd (RM) ...............................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Matthes, Kristine A. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: 1998 West Grove; 1999 Not appointed. 

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; 2000 Lisbon. 

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). .June 20, 2000 Deceased. Complete record will be printed in the 2001 IACJ.

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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, 


McConnell, Wauneita Ruth (RAM) ...................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Leave of absence; 2000 

Surrendered credentials. 

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; 2000 Story City. 

McPheron, Jeff (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. 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) LP.; 1994 AM & D. Iowa: 1991 Rippey- 

Fairview; 1994 Fox River, Milton-Cantril-Mount Sterling; 1995 Disability leave. 

*Meade, Paul (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 LP. Iowa: 1994 North Liberty (Assoc.); September 14, 1994 

Solon (Assoc.) and co-pastor Amana; 1995 Amana; 1998 Clover Ridge-Colony; October 1, 1998 Clover Ridge; 

October 15, 1999 Discontinued. 

Meade, Susan (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 LP. Iowa: 1995 Amana; 1998 Clover Ridge-Colony; October 

1, 1998 Clover Ridge; October 15, 1999 Not appointed; 2000 Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley. 

Meador, Scott (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L; 1995 PM & D; 1997 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Epworth. 

Mehaffey, Charles Robert (RM) ......................... (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Meister, John R. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Hopkins Grove; 2000 Des Moines, 

Gatchel.


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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. (RM) ...........................(See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Mercer-Burns, 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; 1999 Disability leave 

(pending); 2000 Leave of absence. 

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; 2000 Des Moines, 

Marquisville-Christ. 

Merrill, Reginald H. (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; 2000 Des Moines, Epworth. 

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. 

Miller, Charles (PLP). .UM Church Iowa : 2000 LP. Iowa: February 27, 2000 Marshalltown, Morrow Memorial. 

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; 2000 

Superintendent, Muscatine District. 

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

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Springville; January 1, 2000 New London. 


Miller, Melvin Benjamin (RM) .......................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Paul L. (RM) ................................... (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Miller, Roscoe Martin (RM) ............................ (See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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; March 1, 1999 Moultrie County Counseling Center, Sullivan, 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; 1999 

Odebolt-Arthur. 

Minear, Paul S. (RM) ................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Mitchell, Darrell V. (RM) ............................... (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Mitchell, Diane K. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: 1997 Cedar Falls, Washington Chapel; 1999 

Charles City. 

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. 

Mohan, Thomas (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 Cedar Rapids, Faith. 

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; 1999 Adel. 

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; 1999 

Alden-Popejoy-Williams. 

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 L. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Richland. 

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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; 2000 Emmetsburg. 

Morris, Milo Eugene (RM) ..............................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

Morris, Robert D. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1985 LP. Iowa: 1985 Sewal; 1987 Not appointed; Aug. 23, 1989 

Tracy-Harvey; 1990 (Reinstated) Harvey-Tracy; June 1, 1992 Discontinued; 2000 (Reinstated) Oskaloosa 

(Assoc.). 

Morrison, Clarence M. (RM) ............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Morrison, Cynthia Joy (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 L; 1999 AM & D. Iowa: 1997 Bloomfield-Drakesville; 

1999 Garwin-Garwin Disciples. 

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; 1999 Laurel. 

Morrow, Charlie A. (RAM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

Muller, Henry N. (RM) .................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Muller, Merrill Greg (FE). .UM Church Texas: 1983 LP. UM Church Central Texas: 1986 PM & D; 1988 FM 

& E. 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). .Evan Church SD: 1937 PM. KS: 1942 D; 1944 FM & E. SD: 1937 School. 

KS: 1940 Stull; 1941 School; 1942 Vassar; 1946 Derby; 1949 Not appointed. Ia.: 1951 Boxholm; 1956 

Adaville; 1965 Evergreen-Radcliffe; 1967 Blairstown-Belle Plaine. Iowa: 1969 Blairstown-Norway; 1973 

State Center-Minerva; 1977 Retired; September 10, 1999 Deceased. 

Mutchler, Sue J. (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD. Iowa: 1988 Waverly, Trinity (Assoc.); 1998 Not appointed; 

1999 Cedar Falls, Washington Chapel (Assoc.)and Waverly Child Care/Preschool. (See Diaconal Ministry 

Service Record for complete record) 

Mutum, Edwin J. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. 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; 1999 School.

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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; January 1, 1999 Assistant 

Clinical Director/Psychotherapist, Wisconsin Community Mental Health Counseling Centers, Inc., Mequon, 

Wisconsin; 2000 Psychotherapist, Wisconsin Community Mental Health Counseling Centers, Inc., Mequon, 

Wisconsin. 

Nelson, Donald L. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1984 LP. Iowa: 1983 George; 1987 Lester. 

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, Des Moines. 

Nelson, Karen S. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1996 Marion (Assoc.). 

*Nelson, Mervin Roger (RM). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1952 AS; 1955 PM & D; 1957 FM & E. N. Ia.: June 1952 

Lamont-Aurora; 1957 Rock Valley-Doon; 1966 Laurens. Iowa: 1969 Laurens; 1976 Adel; 1981 Retired; 

October 25, 1999 Deceased. 

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; 2000 

Waverly, Trinity. 

Newbrough, Floyd T. (RM) ............................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Newlon, Kent (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Kirkville; 1996 Edgewood. 

Nichols, Frank Arthur (RM) ............................ (See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Nicholson, Dennis Dale (RM) .......................... (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Nicholson, James B. (RM) ............................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 2000 Spencer. 

Nissen, Richard J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1983 PM & D; 1985 FM & E. Iowa: 1982 Hansell-West Fork; 1988 

School; July 1, 1994 Counselor, 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 (RFD). .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; May 1, 1999 Assistant General Secretary of the Section of Schools, Colleges 

and Universities, Division of Higher Education, General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. 

Nothdurft, Milton Hartman (RM). .June 6, 2000 Deceased. Complete record will be printed in the 2001 IACJ.


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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; 

2000 Dubuque, St. Luke’s. 

Oberheu, Crystal (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1989 School; 1991 Bayard- 

Wichita; 1996 Ft. Madison, Santa Fe; 1999 Melcher/Dallas. 

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. 

Odoom, Sarah Rohret (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1997 Center Point-Alice- 

Urbana (Associate); 1998 Not appointed; 1999 Iowa Falls (Assoc.); 2000 Floyd-West St. Charles. 

Ohrt, David John (RM) ................................(See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 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. 

Oswald, Rollin Gordon (RM) ...........................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

O'Tool, Duane Harry (RM) .............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ottesen, Realff H. (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 PE. Iowa: 2000 Shell Rock. 

*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; July 2000 Elected Bishop of the West Ohio Conference. 

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; 2000 Disability leave.

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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; 

1999 Gowrie. 

Panlaqui, Remigio P. (FE). .United Methodist Church Philippines: 1968 PM; 1971 D; FM 1975; 1976 E. Middle 

Phil.: 1970 School; 1963-1993 served Philippine Churches; 1993-1998 District Superintendent, Philippines 

East; July 1, 1999 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1999 Sheffield-Chapin. 

Park, Sungjoon (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1994 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 Brandon-Mt. Auburn; 1996 

Lisbon; 2000 Colo. 

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. 

Parsons, Geneva R. (FLP). .UM Church: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Newell-Varina. 

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 (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: 1996 School; 1997 Fort Dodge, First 

(Assoc.); 2000 West Branch. 

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. (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

Pearson, Richard Leonard (RM) ........................ (See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Peckham, Galen Ermil (RM) ............................ (See 1998 IACJ for complete record)


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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; 2000 

Pleasantville. 

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; 1999 West Des Moines 

(Assoc.). 

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; 1999 Des Moines, Las Americas 

(Assoc.). 

Perkins, Leroy F. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1987 LP. 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.); 2000 Cedar Rapids, St. 

Paul’s (Assoc.). 

Peterson, David J. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 Oelwein-Hazleton; 1999 Hazleton 

and Oelwein (Assoc.). 

Peterson, Edward Robert (FE). .(Amer. Baptist) UM Church Iowa: 1978 PM; 1982 FM. Iowa: 1978 Olin, First; 

1986 Olin, First-St. Paul's; 1987 Denison; 1997 Adel; 1999 Mount Pleasant. 

Peterson, Kenneth D. (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

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; 2000 Knoxville. 

Petrak, Ronald Dean (RM) .............................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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,

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1993 Park View, New Hope; 1997 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.); 2000 Family leave. 


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). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1957 PM & D; 1960 FM; Apr. 9, 1961 E. N. Ia.: 1957 

School; 1958 Laurel; 1963 Ruthven. Iowa: 1969 Ruthven; 1970 Des Moines, St. Andrews; 1974 Disability 

Leave; 1990 Retired; September 27, 1999 Deceased. 

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 LP. Iowa: 1998 Malvern-Strahan. 

Pimlott, Lloyd George (RM) ............................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Pint, Arnette M. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Shueyville (Assoc.). 

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 (PE). .UM Church: 1998 L; 1999 PE. Iowa: January 1, 1998 Dubuque, Center Grove- 

Rockdale; 1998 Sherrill; 1999 Chaplain, Hillcrest Family Services and Dubuque, Metro Outreach Ministry and 

Dubuque, Metro Parish: Center Grove-Rockdale-Sherrill; 2000 United Community Ministries, Center Grove- 


Plambeck, Lanette L. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Granger. 

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; 1997 

Chaplain/Berevement Coordinator, Harbor Light Hospice, Lincolnwood, Ill.; Jan. 4, 1999 Program Director, 

Rick’s House of Hope, Genesis Medical Center, Davenport; 2000 Chaplain/Program Director, Rick’s House 

of Hope, Genesis Medical Center, Davenport. 

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; 2000 

Prairie City-Pleasant Hill. 

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; 1990 Director of Chaplaincy and C.P.E.


Supervisor, St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center, Sioux City. 

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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; 1999 Mason City, Wesley. 

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; 2000 Hansell-West Fork. 

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; 1999 Family leave. 

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); 

2000 School. 

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; 2000 

Estherville. 

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. (AM). .UM Church: 1994 LP; 2000 AM & D. Iowa: 1995 Olin-Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, 

Faith; January 1, 1999 Wapsie Valley Parish: Olin-Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith-Oxford Junction. 

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; 2000 Iowa Falls. 

Preston, Rhoda (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Radcliffe-Ellsworth; 2000 Iowa Falls (Assoc.). 

Primmer, Thomas Arthur (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D. Iowa: 1995 Cedar Falls, 

Washington Chapel; 1996 Waterloo, First (Assoc.); 1997 Waterloo, First (Assoc.) and Waterloo, Linden 

(School); 1998 School (Waterloo, First (Assoc.) and Waterloo, Linden); 1999 Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center). 

Prosser, Larry R. (AM). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 LP; 2000 AM & D. 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

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Nashua-Republic-Plainfield-Frederika; 1994 Nashua-Republic-Plainfield; 1995 Birmingham-Stockport; 1998 

Disability leave. 

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; 2000 Laurens. 

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); 2000 Appointed Oregon-Idaho Conference. 

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); 2000 Appointed Oregon-Idaho Conference. 

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) 

Reece, Vicki Lindley (FE). .N. Illinois: July 1, 2000 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 2000 Cedar Falls, Prairie Springs. 

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; 1999 LuVerne-Livermore. 

Renfro, Nancy K. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Muscatine, Wesley (Assoc.). 

Reth, Melvin William (RM) ............................. (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Reynolds, Douglas E. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP. 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. 

Ricks, Allen Dean (RM) ............................... (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Ricks, Joseph Gleede (RM) ............................ (See 1986 IACJ for complete record)


Riebhoff, John Laurence (RM) ..........................(See 1991 IACJ for complete record) 

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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; 2000 Appointed New England Conference. 

*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; July 1, 2000 transferred New England Conference. 

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; 1999 Van Meter-Booneville. 

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; 1999 Mitchellville-Santiago. 

Rimmer, Reva (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1998 LP; 2000 PE. Iowa: 1984 Harvey-Tracy; February 

1, 1989 Leave of absence; November 15, 1989 Discontinued; August 1, 1990 (Reinstated local pastor) Pulaski- 

Troy; 1991 Not appointed; 1998 (Reinstated local pastor) Birmingham-Stockport; 2000 (Reinstated 

probationary member) Birmingham-Stockport. 

Rimmer, Thomas J. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 New Sweden; Sept. 27, 1998 

New Sweden and Ottumwa, Riverview; August 9, 1999 Not appointed; 2000 New Sweden. 

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. 

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)

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Robinson, John A., Jr. (RM) ........................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Robinson, Robert P. (RM) ............................. (See 1990 IACJ for complete record) 

Rogers, Todd (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: January 1, 1999 Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s (Assoc.). 

Rogula, David Gerald (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 LP; 2000 FM & E. Northern Illinois: July 1, 1998 

transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1995 Burlington, First (Assoc.); 2000 Brooklyn. 

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; 2000 Family leave. 

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; 2000 

Superintendent, Ottumwa District. 

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. 

Royar, Kenneth D. (RM) ............................... (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Rozendaal, James E. (RM). .(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); 1999 Retired. 

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); 1999 Rowley- 

North Linn-Silver Creek. 

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; November 1, 

1998 Fontanelle-Highland; 2000 Corning. 

Ruleman, Robert Nelson (RM) .......................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Ruppert, Robert Harold (RM) ........................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Rushing, Charles D. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 Linn Grove; 1999 New Virginia- 

Medora. 

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 (RM) ............................. (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

Russell, Raymond Lloyd (RM) .......................... (See 1986 IACJ for complete record)


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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; 1999 Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center); September 8, 1999 Deceased. 

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; 

January 1, 2000 Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries-Cedar Rapids/Dubuque Districts. 

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 K. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. Iowa: 1997 Rinard. 

Schaaf, Lowell G. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Maple Grove. 

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. 

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; 2000 Storm Lake (Assoc.). 

Schlosser, John Raymond (RM) ........................(See 1992 IACJ for complete record) 

Schneck, Alfred Frederick (RM) .........................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record)

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Schnepf, Mary Jean (PM ). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School; 2000 Newton, First (Assoc.). 

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) 

Schrimpf, Greg (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 United Community Ministries, Center Grove- 


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; January 9, 2000 Cedar Rapids, Living 

Water. 

Schuldt, David Lorentz (RM) ........................... (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Muscatine, Fellowship Parish: Musserville-Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace and 

Muscatine, Sweetland; 2000 Muscatine, Musserville-Spangler Chapel-Sweetland-High Prairie-Peace-St. Paul 

Hispanic (Team Ministry). 

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) ............................... (See 1998 IACJ for complete record)


Scott, Ruth Ann (FD-PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 FD; 1998 LP. Iowa: 1997 McCausland-Park View. (See 


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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; 

2000 Appointed California-Pacific Conference. 

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; 1999 Mount Vernon. 

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; 

1999 Sioux City, Riverside-Church of All Nations; 2000 Sioux City, Riverside. 

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. 

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- 

Reasoner; 1985 Waukon-Dorchester; 1993 Waukon-Forest Mills-Harper's Ferry; Sept. 1, 1993 Waukon-Forest 

Mills; 1994 Hawarden-Ireton. 

Shepherd, Dennis J. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Truro-Peru. 

Shepherd, Jane E. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1999 Linn Grove. 

Sherman, Brian J. (FE ). .UM Church Iowa: 1986 PM & D; 1988 FM & E. Iowa: 1986 Shelby-Tennant-Persia; 

1988 Braddyville-Shambaugh and New Market-Maple Grove; Dec. 7, 1989 Leave of absence; 1995 Honorable 

Location; April 1, 1999 Manilla United Church (UM-PCUSA); 1999( Readmitted) Manilla United Church (UM- 

PCUSA). 

Sherman, Harold Lee (RM) ............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record)

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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 (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1991 L; 1999 PM & D. Iowa: Nov. 3, 1991 Afton-Jerusalem; Sept. 

1, 1994 Discontinued; 1997 (reinstated local pastor) Hopkinton Yoke (UM-PCUSA); 2000 LeMars, Calvary- 

Seney. 

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, 


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; 1999 Woodbine. 

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; 1999 Superintendent, Fort 

Dodge District. 

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; 1999 

Beaman-Albion. 

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; September 1, 1999 Director, Wesley Foundation, University of Iowa, Iowa City. 

Sides, Kathleen Jane (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 PM & D; 1995 FM & E. Iowa: 1992 School; 1993 

Jefferson-Grand Junction (Assoc.); 1995 Dexter-Redfield; 2000 Knoxville (Assoc.). 

Sieck, Walter L. (RM) ................................. (See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Siemens, Peter (RM) ................................. (See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Siler, David L. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Walker. 

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) ............................. (See 1998 IACJ for complete record)


Sindt, Marion G. (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 LP; 2000 PE. Iowa: 1996 Akron; 2000 Nashua-Republic. 

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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; 1999 Sioux City, Grace. 

Skidmore, Duane E. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. 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 LP. Iowa: 1995 Olin-Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith (Assoc.); 

January 1, 1999 Wapsie Valley Parish: Olin-Olin, St.Paul’s-Morley, Faith-Oxford Junction. 

Sloca, Charles (RLP) .................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

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 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1994 Page-Taylor Parish, New 

Market-Maple Grove-Braddyville-Shambaugh; 1997 Braddyville-Shambaugh; 1999 Afton-Jerusalem. 

Smith, Laura Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1997 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: 1995 Frederika; 1997 

School; 1998 Hansell-West Fork; 2000 Cedar Falls, First (Assoc.). 

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, Sandra J. (PLP). . UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: Jan. 1, 2000 Winterset-Patterson (Assoc.). 

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). .Meth Church WY: 1943 PM & D; 1945 FM & E. WY: 1943 Courtdale-Larksville. 

Pa.: 1944 Courtdale-Larksville, Huntsville, Pa. S. Ia.: 1947 Des Moines, Easton Place; 1952 Leon-Decatur 

City; Oct. 15, 1956 Montezuma; 1962 Villisca; 1968 Wapello. Iowa: 1969 Wapello; 1975 Algona 1979 

Retired; December 17, 1999 Deceased. 

Soderstrum, Trevor (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP. 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) 

Sonner, Larry William (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

Sorensen, Vernon Martin (RM) ..........................(See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

Sparks, Albert Harold (RM) ............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Sparks, Boyd (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1996 Barnes City; 1998 Barnes City and

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Sparks, Clyde Gale (RM) .............................. (See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

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. 

Spoerl, Melissa Jean Warren (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 PM & D. Iowa: 1996 Sherrill-Hillcrest Services; 

1998 Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center) (Assoc.) (Youth Ministry); 1999 Greeley; Jan. 1, 2000 Greeley and 

Colesburg; 2000 Leave of absence. 

Squire, John Robert (RM) ............................. (See 1995 IACJ for complete record) 

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) 

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; 1999 Des Moines, Grace. 

Stewart, Roderick Thomas (RM). .July 5, 2000 Deceased. Complete record will be printed in the 2001 IACJ. 

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 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Keswick-Thornburg-Webster. 

Stowers, Deborah (FE) . .UM Church Iowa: 1991 LP; 1996 PM & D; 1999 FM & E. 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 (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1997 LP; 2000 PE. 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; 2000 (Reinstated probationary member) St. Ansgar- 

Little Cedar. 

Stransky, Linda (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP; 2000 PE. Iowa: 1998 Mechanicsville-Morley, First. 

Straw, Beth (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Waverly, Heritage (Assoc.). 

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; 2000 Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior. 

Streyffeler, David Eugene (RM) .........................(See 1987 IACJ for complete record) 

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Streyffeler, Laurice Dean (RM). .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; 2000 Retired. 

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; 1999 Faith (Bradgate, Gilmore City, Humboldt, Rutland) (Assoc.). 

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; 1999 Sanborn-Melvin. 

Sullivan, Edward Lawrence (RM) ........................(See 1988 IACJ for complete record) 

Sung, Back Eun (Christina) (FE). .UM Church West Ohio: 1998 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. West Ohio: 1997 

Monclova-Wilkins; July 1, 1999 transferred Iowa. Iowa: 1999 Tiffin. 

Surface, L. Dean (RAM) ...............................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Swamickan, Prince (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Letts-Island. 

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. 

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.); 2000 Perry-Rippey-Fairview. 

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.

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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 LP. 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. 

Thacker, Penelope (PLP). .UM Church: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 Dubuque, Grandview (Assoc.). 

Tharpe, Robert Douglas (RM). .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); 2000 Retired. 

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; 1995 Chaplain, St. Joseph 

Hospital, Lexington, Kentucky. 

Thomas, Christan Lowell (PE). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP; 2000 PE. 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; 1999 Merrill-Adaville. 

Thompson, Charles W. (PLP). .UM Church: 1989 LP. 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) 

Tomlinson, Nanette Rae (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 L; 1996 PM & D. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1995 Fredericksburg- 

Williamstown; 2000 Glidden. 

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; Jan. 1, 2000 Clover Ridge. 

Trealor, Sharon B. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 Center Point-Alice-Urbana (Assoc.); 2000 

Springdale. 

Trembly, William C., Jr. (RM) ........................... (See 1994 IACJ for complete record)


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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 J. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. 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; 1999 Hampton. 

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) .............................(See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 1999 Dows-Alexander-Dows Presbyterian (UM-PCUSA Yoke); 

2000 Cedar Rapids, St. James. 

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; 1999 CPE Supervisor, Iowa Methodist Medical Center/Iowa Lutheran 

Hospital, Des Moines; 2000 Director, Pastoral Care and Clinical Pastoral Education Supervisor, Central Maine 

Medical Center, Lewiston-Auburn, Maine. 

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; 1999 appointed Minnesota 


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. 

Ulffers, Pamela K. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: 1999 Waterloo, First (Assoc.). 

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. 

Underhill, Lee (RM) ..................................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Unser, Ronald M. (RM) ................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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). .June 25, 2000 Deceased. Complete record will be printed in the 2001 IACJ.

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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; Nov. 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 (RM) ................................. (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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). .Meth Church S. Ia.: 1967 AS. UM Church Iowa: 1969 LP; 1970 

D; 1971 AM. S. Ia.: 1967 Allerton-Clio-Lineville. Iowa: July 1, 1969 Fontanelle-Highland-Grove Chapel; 

Mar. 1, 1974 Pomeroy, Wesley-Jolley-Zion; Jan. 15, 1977 Hamburg; 1980 Shelby-Tennant-Persia; 1984 

Retired; June 27, 1999 Deceased. 

*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.); Nov. 1, 1998 Disability leave; August 24, 1999 Deceased. 

*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; 1999 appointed California-Nevada; July 1, 2000 transferred California-Nevada 


Van Wert, Gary Lynn (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. 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; 1999 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 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1994 Killduff-Reasnor; 1997 Grinnell


(Assoc.). 

Wagner, Jr., David Harold (PM) - see Bracht-Wagner, Jr., David Harold. 

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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). .Meth Church NJ: 1945 PM & D; 1946 E; 1947 FM. NJ: 1945 Berlin; 1946 

Berlin, Centenary; 1948 Westmont; 1950 Supernumerary; 1952 Voluntary Location; Sept. 18, 1957 

Readmitted. S. Ia.: 1957 Farmington-Big Mound; 1960 Farmington-Big Mound-Bonaparte; 1961 Ottumwa, 

Wesley; 1966 Conference Treasurer and Executive Secretary, Permanent Fund. Iowa: 1969 Conference 

Treasurer and Executive Secretary, Permanent Fund; 1982 Retired; February 21, 2000 Deceased. 

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, 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; Jan. 15, 2000 

Ankeny, First (First, Faith Center) (Team Ministry). 

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; Jan. 15, 2000 Ankeny, 

First (First, Faith Center) (Team 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) ...............................(See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

Watson, Gordon Edward (FE). .Meth Church N. Ia.: 1966 PM & D; 1968 FM & E. N. Ia.: 1966 School; Apr. 

1, 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 L. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1996 Hampton (Assoc.); 1999 Belmond 

(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.).

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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; 2000 

Council Bluffs, Salem. 

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 M. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 LP. 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); 2000 Withdrawal to another denomination. 

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) ................................. (See 1997 IACJ for complete record) 

Wells, Nova Lauraine (RM) ............................ (See 1999 IACJ for complete record) 

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; 2000 

Newton, First. 

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 LP. Iowa: September 1, 1996 Lenox-Mercer Center; 

2000 New Covenant Parish, Victor-Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta. 

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, Roger Allen (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1989 PM & D; 1992 FM & E. Iowa: 1985 Nemaha; 1987 Epworth;


1989 School (Epworth); 1990 Hawkeye-Alpha-Union; 1999 Circle of Hope Parish: Hawkeye-Alpha-Union- 

Randalia-Maynard-Murphy. 

Whitenack, Weldon A. (RM) ............................(See 1994 IACJ for complete record) 

Wiebesiek, Daniel R. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1999 LP. Iowa: 1999 New Market. 

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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; 2000 Carlisle. 

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 D. (PM). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 PM & D. Iowa: 1998 School; July 1, 1999 British Methodist 

Conference; August 1, 2000 transferred New England Conference. 

Wilcox, Wilbur F. (RM) ................................(See 1989 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilken, Alferd Edward (RM) ...........................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Wilkin, Timm Alan (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 L; 1996 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: 1994 Council Bluffs, 

St. Mark’s; 1997 Titonka-Doan. 

*Wilkinson, John S. (PM). .(credentials recognized) Iowa: Feb. 1, 1996 Dysart; 1996 Glidden; July 1, 2000 

transferred N. Georgia Conference. 

Will 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; 2000 Prairie View. 

Willer, Michael J. (FE). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 PM & D; 2000 FM & E. Iowa: 1997 School; 1998 Anita-Wiota. 

Willey, Larry Gene (RM) 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; 2000 Retired. 

Williams, Dale John (RM) .............................(See 1986 IACJ for complete record) 

Williams Dana K. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Radcliffe-Ellsworth. 

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 LP. 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)

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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; 1999 Des Moines, Immanuel. 

Wimmer, Jessica B. (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. Iowa: Sept. 1, 1998 Boone, Marion Street; 2000 Des 

Moines, Immanuel (Assoc.). 

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; 1999 appointed New England Conference. 

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; 2000 Akron. 

Winkelpleck, Judy (PLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1998 LP. 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; Feb. 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 W. (SLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 LP. Iowa: Nov. 1, 1995 Bertram; September 1, 1997 Bertram 

and Cedar Rapids, Buffalo; 1998 Calamus-Grand Mound. 

Wiser, Gerald L. "Bud" (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 1992 LP. Iowa: 1993 Northboro-Blanchard; 2000 Noble- 

Grant-Lincoln Center. 

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; July 1, 2000 transferred Northern Illnois. 

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 LP. Iowa: Sept. 22, 1992 Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River; 

1995 Jefferson-Grand Junction (Assoc.); 1999 Adair-Casey. 

Yetter, George Isaac (RM) ............................. (See 1994 IACJ for complete record)


Young, D. Ward (RM) .................................(See 1998 IACJ for complete record) 

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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, Karen (FD). .UM Church: October 24, 1999 transfer Iowa. Iowa: 1999 Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane, 

Director of Programming and Children Education. 

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) 

Zimmerman, Lynn C. (FLP). .UM Church Iowa: 2000 LP. Iowa: 2000 Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale. 

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 (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 DM; 1999 FD. Iowa: 1996 Iowa City, First United 

Methodist Church, Director of Youth Ministries; 1999 Iowa City, First (Assoc.). 

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. 

Carlson, Linnea Erickson (DMR) 

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 (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1990 DM; 1998 FD. 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; 1999 

Charles City. 

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.

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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 (DMR). .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; 1999 Retired. 

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 (FD). .UM Church Iowa: 1994 DM; 1998 FD. 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; August 1, 1998 Waverly Childcare and Pre-school; 1999 Cedar 

Falls, Washington Chapel (Assoc.) and Waverly Childcare and Pre-school. 

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.


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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, 1998 Retired. 

*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; March 5, 1999 Deceased. 

*Rubenking, Carrie Mae (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1995 DM. Iowa: 1995 Northwestern College, Orange 

City, Hospiers Hall Resident Director; 1999 Leave of absence; 2000 Discontinued. 

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; 1998 Retired. 

Shin, Giewha (Grace) (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 DM. Iowa: 1997 Iowa City, Korean Baptist Church. 

Tritle, Kae Elaine (DM). .UM Church 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; 

1997 Director of Social Services, Burlington Medical Center; 2000 Director of Social Services and Pastoral 

Care, Great River Medical Center, West Burlington. 

Walters, Denise (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1996 DM. Iowa: 1996 Second Presbyterian Church, Kansas City, 

Missouri; 1999 Leave of absence. 

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. 

Willits, Alaire Bornholtz (DM). .UM Church Iowa: 1997 DM. Iowa: 1997 Director of Education, Sioux City, 

Grace.

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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 2, through June 5, 

2000, Bishop Charles Wesley Jordan presiding. Date When Organized: August 14, 1844. 

Number of This Session: 157th. 

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 $500,000 local insurance company. 

b) Have the books of said officers or persons been audited (614, 2511)? (See reports 

in the Conference Treasurer’s Office.) 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 separately) 

(3) Board of Trustees of the Annual (4) Committee on Episcopacy 

Conference (2512)? Yes. (635)? Yes. 

(5) Committees on Investigation (2626)? (6) Administrative Review

BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

Yes. Committee (634)? Yes. 

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 Communications Committee 

c) Indicate the conference agencies which have responsibilities for the following functions: 

(1) Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries (651)? 


(2) Disability Concerns (649)? 

Commission on Ministry with Persons with Disabilities 

(3) Equitable Compensation (622)? 

Commssion on Equitable Compensation 

(4) Laity (630)? 

Conference Board of Laity 

(5) Native American Ministry (650)? 

Conference Council on Ministries Native American Committee 

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(6) Small Membership Church (642)? 



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)? No. Age Level Council 

until January 2001. 

(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? 

Age-Level Council 

Board of Camp, Conference & Retreat Ministries 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee 

Committee on Pastoral Care and Counseling 

Committee on Rules of Order 

Conference Nominations Coordinating Committee 

Conference Leadership Development Coordinating Committee 

Conference Resolutions Committee 

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 533, this volume. 

7. What is the report of the treasurer? See report, page 220, this volume. 

8. What are the reports of the district superintendents as to the status of the work within their 

districts? See report, page 221, 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 201, 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)? 

$2,182,297 

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)? $1,758,785 

12. What are the apportionments to this conference for the ensuing year: 

a) For the World Service Fund? $1,218,428 

b) For the Ministerial Education Fund? $428,794 

c) For the Black College Fund? $197,711 

d) For the Africa University Fund? $44,251


e) For the Mission Initiatives: Focus 2000 Fund? 0 

f) For the Episcopal Fund? $372,554 

g) For the General Administration Fund? $98,384 

h) For the Interdenominational Cooperation Fund? $38,923 

13. What is the percentage division between World Service and conference 

benevolences for the ensuing year (611.3d)? 

World Service? 21.5% Conference benevolences? 78.5% 

14. Conference and district lay leaders (603.9, 654): 

a) Conference lay leader: Name: Dennis Bell 

Mailing Address: 1016 Ridge Rd, Denison, IA 51442-1124 Ph: 712-263-2384 

b) Associate conference lay leaders: None 

c) District (and associate district) lay leaders: 

Cedar Rapids District: Rudy & Inis Huffman, 402 W. First St., Mechanicsville, IA 52306 

Council Bluffs District: Carl Phillips, PO Box 356, Sidney, IA 51652 

Creston District: Arnold Kenyon, PO Box 278, Creston, IA 50801 

Des Moines District: Connie Gilmore, 7254 Wilshire Blvd., Urbandale, IA 50322 

Dubuque District: Pat Ritter, 545 James St., Arlington, IA 50606 

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: Norma Morrison, 2117 Americana Ave., Muscatine, IA 52761 

Ottumwa District: Paul Burrow, 2212 Lynndale Rd., Oskaloosa, IA 52577 

Sioux City District: Gene Ulrich, 816 St. Andrews, Dakota Dunes, SD 57049 

Spencer District: Hess Roorda, 1200 10 th St., Rock Valley, IA 51247 

Waterloo District: Carma Bisinger, PO Box 111, Walker, IA 50240 

15. What local churches have been: 

a) Organized (263)? Cedar Rapids, Living Water - 01/09/2000 

b) Merged (2545, 2546)? 

1) United Methodist with United Methodist - None. 

Name of 1st church Name of 2nd church Name of merged church 

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.) 

None. 

d) Relocated and to what address? 

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Cedar Rapids District: 

Cedar Rapids, Crosswinds 

3349 Southgate Ct. S.W. 

Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 

Des Moines District: 

West Des Moines, Jordan Creek 

475 68 th St. 

West Des Moines, IA 50266 

e) Changed name of church? (Example: "First" to "Trinity") 


Former Name New Name Address 

Dubuque District: 

Dubuque, Metro Parish Dubuque, United Community Ministries Same 

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? 

16. What changes have been made in district and charge lines? 

District: None. 

Charges: 


Martelle-Viola is now Martelle and Viola 

West Branch-Springdale is now West Branch and Springdale 

Council Bluffs District: 

Faith Parish: Farragut-Locust Grove-Riverton-Summit is now 

Farragut-Summit and Riverton-Locust Grove 

Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson-Wesley Chapel is now 

Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson-Wesley Chapel-Hastings 

Creston District: None. 

Des Moines District: None. 

Dubuque District: None. 

Fort Dodge District: 

Faith (Bradgate, Gilmore City, Humboldt, Rutland) - the Bradgate Church is closed. 

Heartland U.M. Parish: Churdan-Lanesboro-Lohrville-Paton is now 

Lohrville-Lanesboro and Paton-Churdan 

Jefferson-Grand Junction are now Jefferson and Grand Junction


Perry and Rippey-Fairview are now Perry-Rippey-Fairview 

Mason City District: None. 

Muscatine District: 

Burlington, Asbury-Spring Grove is now Burlington, Asbury and Burlington, Spring 

Grove 

Fellowship Parish: Musserville-Spangler Chapel-High Prairie-Peace and St. Paul 

Hispanic becomes Musserville-Spangler Chapel-Sweetland-High Prairie-Peace- 

St. Paul Hispanic (no longer called Fellowship Parish) 

Ottumwa District: 

Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA) were served individually by different 

pastors but were never separated as a charge. 

Sioux City District: 

Sioux City, Riverside-Church of All Nations is now Sioux City, Riverside and 

Sioux City, Church of All Nations 

Spencer District: None. 

Waterloo District: None. 

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)? 

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. 

18. Who constitute: 

a) The Committee on Investigation (2626.3)? (v) 

Elders: Charles E. Curl (1998), Philip J. Webb (2000), Emmanuel R. Dass (2000), 

M. Scott Hibben (2000), Lon Lewis (2000), Gary L. Armstrong (1995), Beverlee A. Bell 

(2000) 

Lay Observers: Sue Mullins (2000), JoAnn Orthel (2000) 

Elder Alternates: Susan M. May (2000), Allen D. Call (1996), Neva Thorn Perdue 

(2000),Thelma C. Subramanian 

b) The Administrative Review Committee (634)? (v) 

Rudolf Trusheim (1995), Joan K. Ayers (1998), Karen Nichols Dungan (2000) 

Alternates: Mark A. Young 

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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.) 

Lois L. Abel (1992) 

John T. Abraham (2000) 

Adam S. Alderson (1997) 

Sheryl J. Alexander (1997) 

Renata B. Alexandre (1997) 

Emily S. Allen (1997) 

Jay C. Amundson (1999) 

Constance A. Beck (1997) 

Norman L. Bennett (1994) 

Leila M. Blackburn (1989) 

Melisa M. Bracht-Wagner (1995) 

Jackie L. Bradford (1996) 

Edward G. Brady (1998) 

Elizabeth Briggs (1997) 

Jerry Burrow (1994) 

Elliott A. Butler III (1995) 

Donald G. Carlson (1987) 

Janice M. (Neicey) Carlton (1999) 

Jerry E. Chase (1999) 

Jay E. Coble (1999) 

Thomas A. Connors (1992) 

Matthew Conover (1999) 

Kimberly Daniels (2000) 

Barbara Dinnen (1998) 

Sheryl K. Donahue-Daylong (1999) 

Paddy Druhl (1994) 

Patricia M. Eastman (1999) 

Peggy J. Egbert (1993) 

Dan A. Ehler (1996) 

Michael D. Ellson (1997) 

Helen Farr (1984) 

Craig A. Finnestad (1996) 

Vicki L. Fisher (2000) 

Jeffrey L. Flagg (1995) 

Darleen F. Fletcher (2000) 

Dennis A.P. Fox (1980) 

Nathan N. Frazee (1991) 

Donald J. Frizzell (1989) 

David L. Gobeli (1990) 

Brenda Goodall (1996) 

Lynn D. Gunderson (1997) 

John L. Hall (1998) 

Frederick C. (Rick) Hawkins (2000) 

Medea A. Hermann (1999) 

Amy L. Hite (2000) 

Vincent Homan (1991) 

Dennis R. Hopes (1997) 

Glen E. Houts, Jr. (1999) 

John D. Howerton (1997) 

Harry L. Imlay (1984) 

Chad E. Jennings (1997) 

Elaine G. Jones (1999) 

Charles D. Kelsey (1990) 

Robert E. Kersten (1998) 

James King (NA) 

Patricia A. King (1998) 

Jeff Kodis (1998) 

Roger B. Kurtenbach (1995) 

Karen M. Larson (1999) 

Nelly Restrepo Latta (1999) 

Richard D. Latta (1995) 

Goldie L. Laymon (2000) 

Debra Lincoln (1991) 

Doris H. Lindley (1993) 

D. Renee Lunemann (1999) 

Connie S. Markle (1991) 

Beverly Marshall-Goodell (1998) 

Jimmie W. Matheney (1994) 

Kristine A. Matthes (1997) 

Jeffrey A. McPheron (1997) 

Susan Meade (1995) 

John R. Meister (1999) 

Charles Miller (1996) 

Noreen F. Miller (1998) 

Diane K. Mitchell (1997) 

Thomas Mohan (1998) 

Wilbur L. Morfitt (1995) 

Robert Morris (NA) 

Jon Moss (1998) 

Edwin J. Mutum (1996) 

Donald N. Nelson (1984) 

Karen S. Nelson (1996) 

Kent D. Newlon (1995) 

Cynthia J. O’Brien (2000) 

Kathy J. Olson (1997) 

Leroy F. Perkins (1987) 

David J. Peterson (1998) 

Elizabeth E. Piette (1999) 

Fred Pilecki (1994) 

Arnette M. Pint (1999) 

Lanette L. Plambeck (1998) 

Rhoda Preston (NA) 

Nancy K. Renfro (2000) 

Douglas E. Reynolds (1995) 

Dan Ridnouer (2000) 

Thomas J. Rimmer (1998) 

Sarah J. Rohret Odoom (1996) 

Charles D. (Skip) Rushing (97) 

Steve K. Satre (1995) 

Lowell G. Schaaf (1999)


Greg Schrimpf (NA) 

Dennis J. Shepherd (1999) 

Jane E. Shepherd (1999) 

David L. Siler (1999) 

Duane E. (Doc) Skidmore (1997) 

Patricia Slater (1994) 

A. Joyce Smith (1994) 

Marlene Smith (2000) 

Richard C. Smith (2000) 

Sandra J. Smith (1997) 

Trevor J. Soderstrum (1995) 

Boyd A. Sparks (1996) 

James F. Stout (1995) 

Judson J. Stover (1998) 

Beth Straw (1997) 

Charles Tefft (1989) 

Penelope Thacker (1996) 

Robin L. Thomas (1999) 

Charles W. Thompson (1988) 

Diane Townsley (1999) 

Sharon B. Trealor (1998) 

Wendy J. Trone (1997) 

Pamela K. Ulffers (1998) 

Judy Wadding (1994) 

Janet L. Wearda (1996) 

Carol M. Wehr (1997) 

Audrey H. Westendorf (1996) 

Dana K. Williams (1998) 

E. Lee Williamson (1992) 

Jessica B. Wimmer (1996) 

Judy M. Winkelpleck (1998) 

David W. Wise (1994) 

Gerald L. (Bud) Wiser (1991) 

Lynn B. Wyatt (1992) 

Lynn C. Zimmerman (1993) 

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.): 

Renata B. Alexandre (1997) Dennis A.P. Fox (1998) 

Donald G. Carlson (1987) Debra Lincoln (1994) 

Jay E. Coble (1999) Kristine A. Matthes (1998) 

Peggy J. Egbert (1993) Noreen F. Miller (1998) 

Helen Farr (1984) 

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): 

Jay C. Amundson (1999) 

Leila M. Blackburn* (1998) 

Edward G. Brady* (1999) 

Elliott A. Butler III* (1997) 

Michael G. Carey* (1999) 

Dianne B. Christopher (FD) (1997, 

3½ yrs.) 

Thomas A. Connors (1992, 3½ yrs.) 

Sheryl K. Donahue Daylong (2000) 

Paddy Druhl (1994) 

Michael D. Ellson (1999) 

Craig A. Finnestad* (2000) 

Vicki L. Fisher* (2000) 

Donald J. Frizzell* (1999) 

Len Garrison (1998, 1 yr.) 

David L. Gobeli* (1992) 

Lynn D. Gunderson (1997, 1 yr.) 

Medea A. Hermann* (2000) 

Dennis R. Hopes (1997, 2 1/2 yrs.) 

Harry L. Imlay* (1985) 

Charles D. Kelsey (1990, 4 ½ yrs.) 

Robert E. Kersten (1999) 

Roger B. Kurtenbach (1995, 4 yrs.) 

Nelly Restrepo Latta (1999) 

Richard D. Latta (1995, 3 1/4 yrs.) 

Doris H. Lindley (1996, 4 yrs.) 

Connie S. Markle (1992, 4 yrs.) 

Susan Meade (1995) 

John R. Meister (1999) 

Diane K. Mitchell (1997, 1 yr.) 

Wilbur L. Morfitt (1995, 4 yrs.) 

Robert Morris (2000) 

Kent D. Newlon (1996, 4 yrs.) 

Fred Pilecki (1998, 2 1/4 yrs.) 

Lanette L. Plambeck* (2000) 

Rhoda Preston* (1999) 

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Douglas E. Reynolds (1996, 3 yrs.) 

Todd A. Rogers* (1999) 

Charles D. (Skip) Rushing (1998, ½ yr.) 

Prince Swamickan (1999) 

Charles G. Tefft (1990, 3 ½ yrs.) 


Judy A. Wadding (1994, 4 ½ yrs.) 

Audrey H. Westendorf (1996, 4 yrs.) 

Daniel R. Wiebesiek (1999, 2 yrs.) 

Lynn B. Wyatt (1992, 3 ½ yrs.) 

Lynn C. Zimmerman (2000) 

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 L. Abel (1992, 3½ yrs.) 

John T. Abraham (2000, 4 1/4 yrs.) 

Kenneth Baughman* (1999) 

Norman L. Bennett (1994, 2½ yrs.) 

Elizabeth Briggs (2000) 

Jerry Burrow (1998, ½ yr.) 

Janice M. (Neicey) Carlton (1999) 

Patricia M. Eastman (1999) 

Nathan N. Frazee (1992, 2 1/4 yrs.) 

Frederick C. (Rick) Hawkins (2000) 

Vincent Homan (1993, 3 ½ yrs.) 

John D. Howerton (1997) 

James King (2000) 

Goldie L. Laymon (2000) 

D. Renee Lunemann (1999) 

Jimmie W. Matheney (1994) 

Jeffrey A. McPheron (1997, 1 yr.) 

Charles Miller (2000, 1 ½ yrs.) 

Thomas Mohan (1998) 

Donald N. Nelson* (1984) 

Jerry D. Oliver* (1964) 

Leroy F. Perkins* (1987) 

Thomas J. Rimmer (1998) 

Steve K. Satre (1997) 

Lowell G. Schaaf (1999) 

Ruth Ann Scott (FD) (1997) 

Duane E. (Doc) Skidmore (1997, 2 ½ yrs.) 

Patricia Slater (1995, 2 ½ yrs.) 

A. Joyce Smith (1994, 2 yrs.) 

Sandra J. Smith (2000) 

Trevor J. Soderstrum* (1996) 

Boyd A. Sparks (1996, ½ yr.) 

James A. Stout (1995, ½ yr.) 

Penelope Thacker (1998) 

Charles W. Thompson (1989, 1 3/4 yrs.) 

Pamela K. Ulffers (1998) 

Janet L. Wearda (1996, 3 yrs.) 

Carol M. Wehr (1997, 1 yr.) 

E. Lee Williamson (1992, 2½ yrs.) 

Jessica B. Wimmer (1998) 

Judy Winkelpleck (1998, ½ yr.) 

Gerald L. (Bud) Wiser (1992, 2 ½ yrs.) 

c) Probationary members licensed for pastoral ministry? (Indicate for each whether fulltime 

or part-time.--341.1): 

Marjorie (Missy) L. Brown (full-time) Marjolein Pitka (full-time) 

Jamie Cutler (full-time) Marion G. Sindt (full-time) 

Kim A. Gates (full-time) Linda L. Stransky (full-time) 

Realff H. Ottesen (full-time) Christian L. Thomas (full-time) 

d) Student local pastors (343.3), and in what schools are they enrolled? 

Emily S. Allen (1998, Saint Paul) Barbara Dinnen (1998, Saint Paul) 

Constance A. Beck (2000, Saint Paul) Jeffrey L. Flagg (1998, Saint Paul) 

Melisa M. Bracht-Wagner (1999, Saint Paul) Brenda Goodell (1999, UDTS) 

Jackie L. Bradford (1998, Saint Paul) Terry B. Hall (2000, Saint Paul) 

James R. Davis (1997, UDTS) Glen E. Houts, Jr. (1999, N. A. Baptist) 

Karen M. Larson (2000, UDTS) Jane E. Shepherd (1999, Saint Paul) 

Edwin J. Mutum (1997 UDTS) David L Siler (2000, UDTS) 

Karen S. Nelson (1996, UDTS) Beth Straw (1999, UDTS) 

Sarah J. Rohret Odoom (1997, UDTS) Sharon B. Trealor (1999, UDTS) 

David J. Peterson (1998, UDTS) Wendy J. Trone (1997, United Theo./ 

Arnette M. Pint (1999, UDTS) Twin Cities) 

Nancy K. Renfro (2000, UDTS) Dana K. Williams (2000, United Theo./


Greg Schrimpf (2000, UDTS) Twin Cities) 

Dennis J. Shepherd (1999, Saint Paul) David W. Wise (1995, Regents College) 

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.) Michael G. Carey 

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 Dan Ridnouer 

Hermina J. Amoroso James H. Roth 

Fred W. Bryson Marvin Siems 

Darleen F. Fletcher Marlene Smith 

Amy L. Hite Richard C. Smith 

Marlene Janssen Scott Smith 

Jon Moss Diane Townsley 

Elizabeth E. Piette Don Wood 

Richard Purcell 

22. Who have been discontinued as local pastors (345.1)? 

Regenia G. (Genia) Garrett Dudley 

Frank F. Feltis 

Kenneth J. Hartman, Sr. 

Paul Meade 

23. Who have been reinstated as local pastors (345.4)? Robert Morris 

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.) 

Moody Colorado (PM) (Philippines) Kirk Seagren (Philippines) 

John P. Dodds (Free Methodist) Chung-Seop Song (Korean Methodist) 

Arley Q. Ellingson (Dakotas) Walker-Walker (African Meth. Episcopal) 

Peggy Ellingson (PM) (Dakotas) Cheri J.D. Whisler (Desert Southwest) 

Judy E. Flanegin (California-Pacific) Bryon L. Wixom (Free Methodist) 

Elliott C. George (Minnesota) Roger W. Wolsey (Minnesota) 

Solomon Odoom (African Meth. Episcopal) 

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) Scott Alan Nesbitt* (Presbyterian USA) 

Mike Campbell* (UCC) Keith Putney* (Open Bible Standard) 

Melinda L. Chambers* (Presbyterian USA) Lyndon Roesler* (Evang. Church All.) 

Pamela J. Flanigan* (Salvation Army) Linda (Kitch) Shatzer* (Presby. USA) 

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Carol Gailey* (Presbyterian USA) Marjorie Smalley (Church of the Breth.) 

Sharon S. Guffey* (UCC) Brian Smith* (American Baptist USA) 

Karen Handke (UCC) Jean Sullivan* (UCC) 

Lowell L. Houts* (Southern Baptist) Betty Weidert* (Presbyterian USA) 

Donald E. Johnson* (Presbyterian USA) Stephen T. Whisler* (Christian 

Laura Joost-Kuhn (Presbyterian USA) Churches/Churches of Christ) 

Katherine (Kate) Lambertson* (UCC) Joan White (Disciples) 

Joseph W. Lloyd* (American Baptist USA) Alecia R. Williams* (Southern Baptist) 

Ralph O. Lohman* (Friends) Douglas E. Williams* (Southern Baptist) 

Edwin Moreano* (UCC) 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])? 

Pamela Jean Farren 

Lewis S. Flanigan 

Kenneth Leroy Greene, Jr. (transferring out) 

Edmond O. Powers 

Larry Ronald Prosser 

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.) None. 

b) In preparation for Order of Elder? 

Daniel J. Ashton Marion Gustav Sindt 

Marjorie (Missy) Lynn Brown Linda Lee Stransky 

Kim Anne Gates Christan Lowell Thomas 

Realff H. Ottesen 

29. Who are elected as Probationary Members under the 1992 Discipline? 

a) Under the provisions of 415 (1992)? (v) 


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)?


In preparation for the Order of Deacon: Paul I.D. Daniel (1998) 

In preparation for the Order of Elder: Jamie M. Cutler (1998), Marjolein Pitka (1999) 

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): None. 

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): None. 

c) Following completion of their educational requirements? (424(1).--Indicate for each 

person the year admitted to Probationary Membership): 

David H. Bracht-Wagner, Jr. (1998) Chad E. Lierman (1999) 

Karen S. Dorgan Broudhecker (1993) Ekoka A. Molindo (1995) (leave of abs.) 

(disability leave) A. Neil Platon (1998) 

H. Burr Bryant III (1995) Thomas A. Primmer (1997) 

Sandra L. Mercer Burns (1995) Ellen L. Samuels (1994) (disability leave) 

(leave of absence) Mary J. Schnepf (1998) 

Erik E. Corley (1997) Michael L. Shaffer (1995) 

Jennifer C. Corley (1998) Thomas C. Shinkle (1999) 

Marilee A. (Wendi) Gillan (1998) Melissa J. Warren Spoerle (1996) 

Beulah D. (Dot) Hasler (1999) (leave of absence) 

Anthony N. Hershey (1994) J. Samuel Subramanian (1998) 

Michael D. Janes (1998) Clint G. Twedt-Ball (1998) 

Sylvia A. Kennedy (1999) Aleta C. Valdez (1991) (leave of absence) 

John A. Keizer (1998) Julie A. Wehner (1996) 

Scott T. Kisker (1993) Timothy D. Wilcox (1998) 

Robert L. Koepcke, Jr. (1999) 

32. Who have been received from other Christian denominations (338.3): 

a) As Probationary Members (338.3a,b)? (v) John Douglas Boatman 

b) As Local Pastors (338.3a)? (v) None. 

c) As Associate Members? None. 

33. Who are elected and ordained as Deacons in Full Connection? 

a) Under the transitional provisions for diaconal ministers (365.3)? (v 2/3) None. 

b) After Probationary Membership under the 1996 Discipline (321)? (v 2/3) None. 

c) Under the steps for ordained Elders who seek to be received as Deacons in Full 

Connection? 

34. Who are elected and ordained as Elders in Full Connection? 

a) Under the transitional provisions for Associate members (365.2)? (v 2/3) 

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Joann H. Hary 


b) After Probationary Membership under the 1996 Discipline (326)? (v 2/3) None. 

c) Under the steps for Deacons in Full Connection who seek to be ordained as Elder? 

None. 

35. Who are elected and ordained Elders in Full Connection under the 1992 Discipline 

(365.1[1996]; 424[1992])? (v) 

Richard H. Boatman Scot Alan Patrick 

Debra Manning Burks David Gerald Rogula 

Jeffrey Alan Dahlin Laura Lynn Smith 

Celestyne Cecelia Crawford DeVance Back Eun (Christina) Sung 

Curtis DeVance Nanette Rae Tomlinson 

Abena Safiyah Fosua Gary Lynn Van Wert 

Kwasi Issa Kena (orders previously recognized) Timm Alan Wilkin 

Kiboko Innocent Kiboko Michael James Willer 

Kerrin Arlene Crain Kirkpatrick 

36. What Probationary Members, previously discontinued, are readmitted (359)? (v) 

Reva Kay Rimmer 

Ted Wayne Stowers 

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 

Mary L. Fraser (FE) Troy 07/01/2000 

Vicki Lindley Reece (FE) Northern Illinois 07/01/2000 

Karen Young (FD) Memphis 10/24/1999 

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)? 

Pamela Jean Farren 

Lewis S. Flanigan 

Kenneth Leroy Greene, Jr. (transferring out) 

Edmond O. Powers 

Larry Ronald Prosser 

b) As Probationary Members (434.2)? 


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)? 

Richard H. Boatman Scot Alan Patrick 

Debra Manning Burks David Gerald Rogula 

Jeffrey Alan Dahlin Laura Lynn Smith 

Celestyne Cecelia Crawford DeVance Back Eun (Christina) Sung 

Curtis DeVance Nanette Rae Tomlinson 

Abena Safiyah Fosua Gary Lynn Van Wert 

Kwasi Issa Kena* (orders previously recognized) Timm Alan Wilkin 

Kiboko Innocent Kiboko Michael James Willer 

Kerrin Arlene Crain Kirkpatrick 

b) As Probationary Members previously Associate Members (435.2)? None. 

c) Under the transitional policy for Associate Members? Joann H. Hary 

43. What clergy, coming from other Christian denominations, have had their orders recognized 

(339): (v) 

a) As deacons? None. 

b) As elders? John Douglas Boatman 

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 

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370 


(416.5)? (List alphabetically. If Probationary Member or Associate Member, so indicate.) 


Paul Benjamin (FE) Baltimore-Washington 07/01/2000 

Kenneth L. Greene, Jr. (AM) Southwest Texas 07/01/2000 

Jin Hwa Hong (FE) Rocky Mountain 07/01/2000 

Angel M. Lopez Alicea (PM) Eastern Pennsylvania 07/01/1999 

Timothy R. Rieckhoff-Faris (FE) New England 07/01/2000 

Donna M. Van Maanen (FE) California-Nevada 07/01/2000 

Timothy D. Wilcox (PM) New England 08/01/2000 

John S. Wilkinson (PM) North Georgia 07/01/2000 

Charles A. Woolery (FE) Northern Illinois 07/01/2000 

46. Who are discontinued as Probationary Members (318.6)? (v) 

Thomas A. Clark 

Iola L. McCutcheon 

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) Clark C. Christian 06/15/2000 

b) Previously? See 1999 Iowa Annual Conference Journal, page 457-458. 

48. Who have been granted the status of honorable location - retired (356.3)? (Record Charge 

Conference where membership is held.) 

a) This year? (v) None. 

b) Previously? William T. Lorraine, James Sheckler, William C. Simbro, 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)? Susan K. Weier (United 

Church of Christ) 

b) By leaving the ordained ministerial office (357.2,.4)? (v) 

Thomas A. Clark (PM) 

Iola L. McCutcheon (PM) 

c) By withdrawal under complaints or charges (357.3,.4; 2629.2)? (v) None. 

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? 

Effective: 

Name Date of Birth Date of Death 

Retired: 


Gerald Lee Allsup 06/09/1937 12/15/1999 

Russell Victor Vanderhoef, Sr. 02/26/1918 06/27/1999 

b) What Probationary Members have died during the year? None. 


c) What Members in Full Connection have died during the year? 

Effective: 


Jose A. Dancel 12/30/1936 08/05/1999 

Russell Dean Dilley 02/19/1931 11/27/1999 

Kai Davidson Manimoi 08/04/1958 01/09/2000 

Lynn Allan Ryon 06/30/1948 09/08/1999 

Edwin Glen Van Holland 02/18/1951 08/24/1999 

Retired: 


Thomas Coad Batho 04/13/1910 11/27/1999 

Cloyd Junior Bishop 08/20/1921 08/21/1999 

Leonard Everett Deaver 04/10/1916 12/08/1999 

Arthur A. Hamann 09/08/1924 05/28/1999 

Laurence Boardman Hawes 05/25/1910 04/09/2000 

Sherman Gale Hawhee 06/29/1931 01/19/2000 

Ralph C. John 02/18/1919 11/25/1999 

Donald H. Koontz 01/08/1915 10/12/1999 

Glen Worth Lamb 10/14/1914 10/29/1999 

James Mac Lusher 09/15/1925 06/14/1999 

Lloyd Leonard Musser 06/23/1911 09/10/1999 

Mervin Roger Nelson 05/06/1916 10/25/1999 

Darwin Maurice Pierce 04/10/1925 09/27/1999 

George Sinclair Snyder 08/17/1914 12/17/1999 

Milton Ellsworth Walker 05/24/1916 02/21/2000 

d) What local pastors have died during the year? None. 

Active: 


Retired: 


52. What probationary or ordained members have received appointments in other Annual 

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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.) 

Thomas G. Biatek (FE-LFT) Minnesota 

James A. Campbell (FE) Alaska Missionary 

Tae Joon Cho (FE) California-Nevada 

Jeffrey M. Dadisman (FE) Nebraska 

David P. Doraisingh (FE) Peninsula-Delaware 

Dorothea G. Dudley (FE) Memphis 

Kathy L. Kluis (FE) Minnesota 

E. Jeanne Koughn (FE) North Indiana 

Hee Soon Kwon (FE-LFT) California-Nevada 

J. David Raines (FE) Oregon-Idaho 

Kathy L. Raines (FE) Oregon-Idaho 

Janet Rieckhoff-Faris (FE) New England 

James J. Seeber (FE) California-Pacific 

Clint G. Twedt-Ball (PM) Minnesota 

Lawrence L. Wimmer (FE) New England 

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 (FE) 4 Amish Circuit 

Timothy A. Ellsworth (FE) 3 Ames, Collegiate 

Diane L.B. Jones (FE) 2 Des Moines, Epworth 

David L. Kruse (FE) 2 East Dubuque, Wesley 

Sandra L. Mercer-Burns (PM) 1 Carlisle 

Ekoka A. Molindo (PM) 4 Kellogg-Pleasant View 

John J. Oren 6 LaPorte City 

Melissa J. Warren Spoerl (PM) 1 Greeley 

Aleta C. Valdez (PM) 4 North Liberty 

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? None. 

(2) Involuntary? None. 

d) Who on leave of absence have had their leaves terminated since the last session of the 

Annual Conference (ad interim)? None. 

Name Effective Date 

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)? 


Jani L. Dahlin (FE) 07/01/1999 

Edythe J. Hill (AM) 07/01/2000 

Dawn E. Phares (FE) 07/01/2000 

Carol Swanson Poston (FE) 07/01/1999 

Blair S. Rohde-Frank (FE) 07/01/2000 

b) Since the last session of the Annual Conference (ad interim)? 


None. 

c) Who have had their family leave terminated since the last session of the Annual 

Conference (ad interim)? 


None. 

55. Who have been suspended under the provisions of 358.1c, 2626.3d, or 2627.1h? (Give 

effective dates.) 

Name Effective Dates 

None. 

56. Who are granted sabbatical leave (349)? (v) (Give date when this relation became effective; 

if Associate Member, so indicate.) 

Karl E. Goodfellow 07/01/2000 

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): None. 

b) Who have had their disability leave terminated since the last conference session 

(354.3)? (Give effective dates of terminations): 

Jose A. Dancel (FE) 08/05/1999 (Deceased) 

Edwin G. Van Holland (FE) 08/24/1999 (Deceased) 

c) Who are granted disability leave at this session (354.1)? (If Probationary Member, 

Associate Member, or Full-time Local Pastor, so indicate.) 

Karen S. Dorgan Broudhecker (PM) (1997) Michael L. Owens (FE) (2000) 

Richard R. Dunn (FE) (2000) Nina L. Pulatie (FE) (1998) 

David R. Holmes (FE) (1993) Ellen L. Samuels (PM) (1997) 

Rodger N. McKinney (FE) (1997) Leland C. Schwarz (FE) (1990) 

Cleta M. McQuerry (AM) (1995) Jerry L. Ulin (AM) (1992) 

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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? Julie DeShaw Nosek 

Elders 

a) This year? 

P. Kirby Gull 

Arthur L. Hill 

Ray C. Howland (12/31/1999) 

Carlos C. Jayne, Jr. 

William Jenkins 

William R. Johnson 

Larry W. Jones 

George E. LaMore, Jr. 

Richard M. Paulus 

Kenneth D. Peterson 

Larry W. Sonner 

Laurice D. Streyffeler 

R. Douglas Tharpe 

Larry G. Willey 

b) Previously? 

Merlin J. Ackerson 

Louis A. Aitken 

James E. Albertson 

ellis e. andrews 

Byron W. Ayers 

Harlan F. Babcock 

Thomas R. Balm 

Romaine H. Barber 

Donald N. Bardole 

David F. Barker 

Robert W. Barnett 

William E. Barrick 

Kenneth D. Barringer 

Wayne L. Bartruff 

Harold V. Bartz 

Ernest E. Basye 

E. Theodore Bauer 

Leroy E. Bauman 

Walter F. Beck 

John L. Beebout 

Wendel R. Begg 

Richard A. Bentzinger 

Marcos V. Berbano 

Roger G. Betsworth 

Henry J. Bevel 

Roy A. Biesemeyer 

Charles L. Birchmier 

Hugh S. Bird 

John G. Bissett 

Donald C. Bissinger 

Harold D. Bonath 

Elmer C. Boom 

Paul G. Bousfield 

Arthur E. Brent 

George W. Brighton 

Lloyd E. Brockmeyer 

Myron W. Brockmeyer 

Carroll D. Brown 

Jerry D. Brown 

Preston C. Brown 

J. Elmer Brunk 

Herbert L. Bryant 

Everett K. Burham 

Wendell L. Burroughs 

Robert D. Butler 

Harold D. Butts 

Gregory G. Caldwell 

Donald O. Callen 

Pacifico G. Camarin, Jr. 

Donald L. Campbell 

Dora D. Campbell 

Kenneth D. Cannaday 

Donald Carver 

Donald T. Caspers 

Edward J. Cass 

Marvin E. Ceynar 

Dale W. Church 

L. Duane Churchman 

Kenneth I. Clawson 

Donald L. Colburn 

J. Preston Cole, Jr. 

LeRoy Collins 

G. Clive Cook 

John D. Cornish 

William L. Cotten 

William D. Cotton 

Charles E. Cowell, Jr. 

Holman Cowherd 

Floyd E. Cripps 

Robert A. Crum


S. Willard Cunningham 

Chester E. Custer 

David C. Dailey 

Christopher J. Daniel 

John W. Darlington 

Chester L. Davis 

Gilbert H. Dawes 

Harrison G. Dawes 

Harold W. Dellit 

James W. Dendler 

George W. Den Hartog 

Robert A. Dennert 

Paul M. Dietterich 

Walter F. Dimmlich 

Robert T. Dodder 

John A. Dowd 

Darrel L. Draper 

Warren W. Duit 

Allen C. Eastland 

Wilbert R. Ehlert 

Richard L. Eis 

Howard J. Eldrenkamp 

Clifton W. Ellerbeck 

Robert T. Ellis 

Dale E. Ellsworth 

Denton W. Ericson 

Leland C. Eyres 

Robert G. Farr 

Gilbert M. Field 

Kenneth A. Fineran 

C.J. Fix 

James M. Ford 

James W. Fouke 

Robert Fowler 

Herbert H. Foxworthy 

Donald D. Frank 

Gordon N. Freeburg 

Maurice M. Frevert 

Leonard H. Fugate 

J. Winton Gable 

Robert H. Gamble 

Harland T. Gant 

Stanley A. Ganzel 

Homer E. Gardiner 

C. Dendy Garrett 

Laurence L. Garrett 

Milton L. Geisler 

Egon W.D. Gerdes 

George E. Gibson 

Charles D. Gilbert 

Robert V. Gildner 

Wayne R. Gjerde 

Herbert R. Gould 

Merton B. Green 

William H. Green 

Frank L. Greenwood 

Don E. Griffin 

Robert A. Griffin 

John L. Groves 

Donald M. Gruber 

Chester L. Guinn 

Samuel J. Hahn 

Max I. Hall 

Scott C. Hall 

Keith E. Hamilton 

Marilyn L. Hamilton 

Eugene H. Hancock 

Jack T. Hanford 

E. Paul Hansen 

Norris P. Hanson 

John P. Hantla 

Frederic G. Harris 

Paul F. Hasel 

Charles S. Henry 

Donald R. Hensen 

Arnold J. Herbst 

Donald G. Hobson 

K. Wayne Hoehns 

Jack R. Hooten 

Thomas E. Hotle 

Merlen F. Howe 

Lowell E. Hoyle 

Henry W. Huddleston, Jr. 

Marvin L. Hulse 

Clifford E. Isaacson 

Vincent L. James 

Carl O. Jensen 

Sushil Joseph 

Donald J. Johnson 

Loyd E. Johnson 

Harold E. Jones 

Lawrence B. Jones 

L. Robert Keck 

Stanley C. Kennedy 

Clair W. Kerns 

Ron Kerr 

W. Morris Kildal 

James W. King 

Alvern J. Kinrade 

H. Ronald Kinzler 

Ralph D. Kitterman 

Norman L. Knight 

Gerald C. LaMotte 

Everett Laning 

Ernest W. Larson 

Lloyd A. Latta 

Clarence Lautt 

Forest M. Lay 

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Matt W. Leach 

J. Artley Leatherman 

Robert W. Lemmerman 

John Q. Lesher 

Robert E. Leverenz 

LeRoy B. Lewis 

Lyle W. Lieder 

John A. Lippincott 

Rex V. Logan 

Howard J. Lord 

Raymond C. Lott, Jr. 

Alvin T. Maberry 

Donald W. MacPeek 

Charlotte A. Murren Mallott 

Sheridan M. Mallott 

Duane R. Manning 

Donald F. Maple 

James R. Marks 

Ray I. Martin 

Robert P. Martin 

Howard H. Marty 

Charles E. Mason 

P. Boyd Mather 

Gene E. Matthews 

William E. McAlpine 

Robert A. McBlain 

Robert E. McBride 

John W. McCallum (Dec. 6-20-00) 

Warren J. McFate 

Paul F. McKinley 

Charles R. Mehaffey 

Bonifacio B. Mequi, Jr. 

Edward C. Meyer 

Robert S. Michaelson 

Eugene L. Miller 

Harold S. Miller 

J. Heber Miller 

Melvin B. Miller 

Paul L. Miller 

R. Martin Miller 

William T. Miller 

Paul S. Minear 

Darrell V. Mitchell 

John K. Moore 

Leroy W. Moore 

Lester L. Moore 

Raymond D. Moore 

Milo E. Morris 

Clarence M. Morrison 

Henry N. Muller 

Floyd T. Newbrough 

Frank A. Nichols 

Dennis D. Nicholson 

James B. Nicholson 


Milton H. Nothdurft (Dec. 6-6-00) 

Eldon G. Nolte 

David J. Ohrt 

William E. Olmsted 

Bernard G. Olson 

Rollin G. Oswald 

Duane H. O'Tool 

B. Gordon Packard 

Max E. Paige 

Warren S. Paige 

Wallace A. Parmer 

Robert M. Parris 

Glenn R. Parrott 

George W. Paterson 

Richard L. Pearson 

Galen E. Peckham 

Prentiss C. Penticoff 

Ronald D. Petrak 

L. Vernon Peverill 

Paul O. Pfaltzgraff 

Richard C. Pfaltzgraff 

Walter B. Phelps 

Edward Philgreen 

Edward P. Phillips 

Robert P. Phillips 

Fred P. Pierce 

Lloyd G. Pimlott 

Orrin T. Potter 

James V. Poulsen 

David J. Powell 

Harvey G. Quandt 

Richard C. Quinlan 

Alfred E. Rau 

Oscar W. Rees 

Melvin W. Reth 

Allen D. Ricks 

Joseph G. Ricks 

John L. Riebhoff 

William G. Rieckhoff 

Henry W. Riegel 

C.B. Riggs 

Charles T. Rinkel, Jr. 

R. Roland Ritter 

Donald F. Roberts 

Carroll E. Robinson 

John A. Robinson, Jr. 

Robert P. Robinson 

Leonard L. Root 

Stephen R. Root, Jr. 

Kenneth D. Royar 

James E. Rozendaal 

Robert N. Ruleman 

Robert H. Ruppert 

James P. Russell


Raymond L. Russell 

Edward A. Schaller 

John R. Schlosser 

Alfred E. Schneck 

Adrian Schoenmaker 

Franklin Schwarm 

Keith L. Scott 

David L. Schuldt 

Ray K. Seney 

Herbert C. Shaffer 

George A. Sheils 

Harold L. Sherman 

Wayne E. Shoemaker 

Francis W. Shreve 

Robert W. Shreve 

Walter L. Sieck 

Peter Siemens 

Robert L. Smith 

Theodore Solomon 

Vernon M. Sorensen 

A. Harold Sparks 

Clyde G. Sparks 

John R. Squire 

Otto S. Steele, Jr. 

Robert J. Stemme 

Harlan A. Stenberg 

R. Thomas Stewart (Dec. 7/5/00) 

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 

Ronald M. Unser 

Carroll E. Usher (Dec. 6/25/00) 

Worthie K. Usher 

J. Larry Vallery 

Harold A. Varce 

Gordon K. Vickery 

Richard G. Viney 

Duane R. Voas 

Harold E. Wagner 

John D. Wagoner 

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 

Nova L. 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 

Donald E. Wooge 

George I. Yetter 

D. Ward Young 

J. Eugene Young 

Robert W. Young 

Carryl R. Ziettlow 

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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? Charles A. Morrow 

b) Previously? John H. Ackerman, Gerald T. Armstrong, Robert R. Barrick, Frederick E. 

Brown, Priscilla J. Camarin, A. Robert Cocke, Jr., John D. Crosswhite, James A. 

Davidson, Russell Eldridge, Joan Erbe, Duane U. Ferguson, Willis E. Grant, Dale E. 

Gray, Harold Harryman, Roy A. Hjelmaas, Richard T. Hohl, Jane I. Jordan, Jack D. 

Kendall, H. Wallace Kinzler, Clarence H. Landis, Zona L. Lautt, Wauneita McConnell, 

Kermit C. Gladfelder, James E. Seibert, J. Morris Steffenson, L. Dean Surface, 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) 


b) Previously? None. 

61. Who have been recognized as retired local pastors (345.5): 


b) Previously? Helen L. Brown, Vern D. Elder, Thomas D. Hersey, Lester R. Hesseltine, 

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) ...................8 

c) Elected as Deacons in Full Connection? (33) ........................0 

d) Elected as Elders in Full Connection? (34,35) .......................18 

e) Readmitted? (36,37a,b) .........................................2 

f) Retired made effective? (38a,b,c) .................................0 

g) Transferred in? (32a,39,40) ......................................4 

h) Transferred out? (45) ...........................................9 

i) Discontinued as Probationary Members? ...........................2 

j) Honorably located this year? (47a) ................................1 

k) Withdrawn? (50a,b,c) ...........................................3 

l) Administratively located (50d) ....................................0 

m) Terminated by trial? (50e) .......................................0 

n) Deceased? (51a,b,c) ..........................................22 

63. What is the number of: 

a) Pastoral charges? ...........................................583 

b) Local churches? ............................................862


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) 13 360 32 45 45 40 

Appointments 

to Extension 

Ministries 

(322.1b, 

335.1a,c) (81a) 0 46 2 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointments 

to Extension 

Ministries 

(335.1b,c) 

(81b) 0 27 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointments 

to Extension 

Ministries 

(322.1a, 

335.1d) (81c) 0 23 1 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointments 

to Attend 

School (82) 0 6 1 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

Appointed 

to Other 

Annual 

Conferences 

(52) 0 13 1 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Leave 

of Absence 

(53) 0 5 4 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Family 

Leave (54) 0 4 0 1 xxxxx xxxxx 

On Sabbatical 

Leave (56) 0 1 0 0 xxxxx xxxxx 

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On Disability 

Leave (57c) 0 6 2 2 xxxxx xxxxx 

Retired 

(58, 59, 60) 1 405 0 28 xxxxx xxxxx 

Total Number, 

Clergy 

Members 14 896 42 76 45 40 

Grand Total, 

All Conference 

Clergy 

Members 1113 

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 12 128 18 17 14 14 

Male 

Total Number, 

2 768 24 59 31 26 

Clergy Members* 14 896 42 76 45 40 

Grand Total, 


Clergy 

Members* 1113 

Asian 

African 

0 27 4 2 1 0 

American/Black 0 8 2 1 0 1 

Hispanic 0 1 0 0 1 0 

Native American 0 0 0 1 0 0 

Pacific Islander 0 0 0 0 0 0 

White 

Total Number, 

14 860 36 72 43 39 

Clergy Members* 14 896 42 76 45 40 

Grand Total, 


Clergy 

Members* 1113 

*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) 

Because the Iowa Conference has a very small number of Diaconal Ministers, in case a 

Committee on Investigation is needed, we will exercise the provision in the Discipline 

allowing us to borrow Diaconal Ministers from other conferences to constitute said 

committee.


66. Who are the candidates for diaconal ministry (304-305)? 

Paul Lundy, Karen Reede 

67. Who are consecrated this year as diaconal ministers (307)? (v) (List alphabetically): 

None. 

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) 

Carrie M. Rubenking 

72. What diaconal ministers have died during the year? 

a) Effective: 


None. 

b) Retired: 


Joanne Preul 11/26/1933 03/05/1999 

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): 

Denise Walters 

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. 

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76. Who have taken the retired relationship to the Annual Conference as diaconal ministers 

(313.2): (Under 313.2b, v 2/3) 


b) Previously? 

Rosalie J. Bentzinger Coy Payne Howe 

Linnea Erickson Carlson John L. Howe, Jr. 

Myrna Irene Carter Rachel I. Ireland 

Bernice Dvorak David R. Noble 

Jimmie Ellsworth Carol Seebach 

David M. Ferrell Evelyn Blakely Wiley 

Iris L. Harvey 

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 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) 

Walter J. Bernard, Jr. (AM) 6 1/2 

Thomas G. Biatek (FE) 1 1/4 

Carolyn L.R. Bittner (PM) 1 3/4 

Marilyn R. Buchanan (FE) 3 1/2 

Thomas G. Carsner (FE) 9 1/4 

Rebecca S. C. Carver (FE) 1 1/4 

Diane Wasson Eberhart (FD) 4 3/4 

Kenneth M. Ferguson (FE) 3 1/2 

Jaymee L. Glenn-Burns (FE) 1 1/2 

Mark A. Haverland (FE) 4 1/2 

Lorinda H.M. Hoover (FE) 1 1/2 

Robert W. Hoover, Jr. (FE) 9 1/2 

Henrietta Klarenbeek (FE) 2 3/4 

Annette K. Ruhs Kruse (FE) 2 1/2 

Hee Soon Kwon 2 1/2 

Jill S. Leveck (FE) 8 3/4 

Steven P. Melby (FE) 18 1/2 

T. Leigh Olson (FE) 6 3/4 

Robyn J. Plocher (FE) 1 1/2 

Shirley A. Rozendaal 2 3/4 

Rhonda A. Schultz (FE) 5 1/2 

James L. Schweizer (FE) 10 1/2 

Ruth Ann Scott (FD) 4 3/4 

Brian J. Sherman (FE) 2 1/2 

Donald E. Strickler (FE) 5 1/2 

John F. Tunnicliff (FE) 4 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? None. 

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, Lovely Lane Karen Young (FD) 10/24/1999 

Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s, Assoc. Todd Rogers (FLP) 01/01/2000 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana Michael Ellson (FLP) 09/01/1999 

Clover Ridge Michael Townsley (AM) 01/01/2000 

Malcom-Sheridan Carol Wehr (PLP) (3/4 to 1/4 time) 09/01/1999 

Shueyville, Associate Arnette Pint (SLP) 10/01/1999 

Solon, Associate Renee Lunemann (PLP) 10/01/1999 

Springville G. Clive Cook (RM) 01/01/2000 

Council Bluffs District: 

Maple Grove Lowell Schaff (PLP) 09/01/1999 

Red Oak Circuit: Climax- 

Hawthorne-Stratton Janice M. Carlton (PLP) 09/09/1999 

Creston District: 

Truro-Peru Dennis Shepherd (SLP) 09/01/1999 

Winterset-Patterson, Assoc. Sandra J. Smith (PLP) 01/01/2000 

Des Moines District: 

Ankeny, First (Team Ministry) Martha D. Ward 01/16/2000 

Robert B. Ward 01/16/2000 

Des Moines, Gatchel Henry J. Bevel (RM) 01/01/2000 

Hopkins Grove John R. Meister (SLP) 09/01/1999 

Change to (PLP) 01/16/2000 

Linn Grove Jane E. Shepherd (SLP) 09/01/1999 

Dubuque District: 

Dubuque, East Dubuque, Wesley Annette Ruhs Kruse 03/01/2000 

Greeley & Colesburg Melissa J. Warren (PM-LFT) 01/01/2000 

Change 1/2 to 3/4 time 

Lamont-Aurora & Colesburg Doug Williams (ODM) 01/01/2000 

1/4 at Lamont-Aurora 

3/4 at Colesburg 

Lamont-Aurora Alecia Williams (ODM) 01/01/2000 

Change 3/4 to full-time 

Monticello Yoke (UM-UCC) Edwin Moreano (ODM) 08/15/1999 

Jean Sullivan (ODM) 08/15/1999 

Fort Dodge District: 

Lohrville-Lanesboro Dwight Grosvenor 12/08/1999 

Paton-Churdan Leila Blackburn (FLP) 12/08/1999 

Mason City District: 

Ellis Gerald Caquelin (TPS) 07/01/1999 

Muscatine District: 

Brighton United (UM-PCUSA) Linda “Kitch” Shazter (ODM) 09/01/1999 

Muscatine, St. Paul Hispanic Nelly Restrepo Latta (FLP) 12/01/1999 

New London Matthew P. Miller 01/01/2000 

Ottumwa District: 

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Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA) S. Gale Hawhee (RM) 11/01/1999 

Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA) ellis e. andrews (RM) 02/01/2000 

Farmington Bill Jenkins 10/01/1999 

Keota United Church of Faith Melinda L. Chambers (ODM) 03/05/2000 

(UM-PCUSA)-Bethel 

Knoxville, First James P. Russell (RM) 02/06/2000 

New Sweden & Ottumwa, Dianne Brokken (TPS) 08/09/1999 

Riverview 

Sioux City District: 

Charter Oak-Ute Kenneth Baughman (PLP) 11/05/1999 

Danbury Glen Houts (SLP) 11/05/1999 

Pierson-Meadow Star Jay Amundson (FLP) 09/01/1999 

Schaller Carol Gailey (ODM) 01/01/2000 

Spencer District: 

Spencer, Grace E. Paul Hansen (RM) 10/15/1999 

Waterloo District: 

Marshalltown, Morrow Memorial Charles Miller (PLP) 02/27/2000 

Walker David L. Siler (TPS) 01/01/2000 

Waterloo, St. Paul’s, Associate Patty Eastman (PLP) 08/15/1999 

Appointments to Other Annual Conferences: 

Appointed under 337.1: 

Hee Soon Kwon (FE-LFT) - California-Nevada 

Appointments to Extension Ministries: 

Appointed under 335.1a: 

Wesley S.K. Daniel, Director, Evangelism Ministries, General Board 10/15/1999 

of Discipleship, Nashville, Tenn. 

Jill L. Sanders, Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries, 01/01/2000 

Cedar Rapids and Dubuque Districts 

Paul M. Shultz, Director, Wesley Foundation, University of Iowa, 09/01/1999 

Iowa City 

Appointed under 335.1d: 

Florentino (Jun) R. Carole, Jr., Chaplain, Seton Medical Center, 11/15/1999 

Daly City, California 

Deacons in Full Connection under 322 (FD): 

Karen Young, Director of Programming and Children Education, 10/24/1999 

Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane 


Sarah L. Darter, CPE, St. Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri 

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)? 


c) To other valid ministries under the provisions of 322.1a, 335.1d? (Deacons, no 

vote; Elders v 2/3) 

Arthur L. Allen, Director, Re-Creation Ministries, Urbandale 

Joan K. Ayers, Chaplain, Mercy Hospital, Des Moines 

Lyle G. Ball, Executive Director, Home Recycling Exchange, Inc., Des Moines 

Frederick A. (Rick) Burns, Jr., Director of Pastoral Care, Truman Medical Center 

East, 

Kansas City, MO 

Florentino R. (Jun) Caole, Jr., Chaplain, Seton Medical Center, Daly City, CA 

Betty G. Carlson, Director, Hidden Spring Ministries, Madison, WI 

M. Wayne Clark, Executive Director, Samaritan Counseling Center of Midlands, 

Omaha, NE 

Philip L. Clinton, Principal, Anglo-American School of Moscow, Russia 

Larry W. Conrad, Chaplain, Mercy Hospital Medical Center, Des Moines 

Gene Crossett, Jr., Executive Director, ChurchGraf Research, Inc., Dubuque 

Robert D. Culbertson, Chaplain, Door of Faith Mission, Des Moines 

Phillip D. Dicks, Chaplain, Snow Mountain Ranch-YMCA of the Rockies, Winter 

Park, CO 

Mary Johnston, Chaplain and Director of Religious Life, Coe College, Cedar Rapids 

Roxanne Miller-Sinclair, Pastoral Counselor, Moultrie County Counseling Center, 

Sullivan, 

IL 

Merrill G. Muller, Director of Development and Church Relations, Wall Street Mission/ 

Goodwill Industries, Sioux City 

David L. Nelson, Psychotherapist, Wisconsin Community Mental Health Counseling 

Centers, Inc., Mequon, WI 

Richard J. Nissen, Chemical Dependency Counselor, Juel Fairbanks Chemical 

Dependency 

Services, St. Paul, MN 

Robyn J. Plocher, Chaplain/Program Director, Rick’s House of Hope, Genesis 

Medical 

Center, Davenport 

Jerry L. Richards, Director of Planned Giving, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, 

WI 

Donald M. Scheller, Linguist/Translator, Wycliffe Bible Translators USA and Summer 

Institute of Linguistics 

Paul J. Wehner, Clinical Coordinator/Readjustment Counselor, Readjustment 

Counseling 

Services of Central Region, Springfield, IL 

Robert F. Weir, Professor of Pediatrics/Religion and Director, Program on Biomedical 

Ethics, University of Iowa, Iowa City 

82. Who are appointed to attend school (416.6)? (List alphabetically all those whose prime 

appointment is to attend school.) 

Associate Members: None. 

385

386 


Probationary Members: 

Timothy D. Wilcox (8/1/00 to transfer to New England Conference) 

Members in Full Connection: 

Sharon L. Betsworth 

Sarah L. Darter 

Jaymee L. Glenn-Burns 

Maynard P. Hofer (effec. 8/28/00) 

Christopher M. Myers 

P. Edward Poston, Jr. 

83. Where are the diaconal ministers appointed for the ensuing year (310)[1992 Discipline]? 


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.) 

Clergy: 

1. Karen S. Dorgan is now Karen S. Broudhecker 

2. Shirley L. Hoffmann is now Shirley L. Hoffman Will 

3. Sandra L. Mercer is now Sandra L. Mercer-Burns 

4. Nelly Restrepo is now Nelly Restrepo Latta 

5. Melissa J. Warren is now Melissa J. Warren Spoerl 

Diaconal: 

1. Alaire Bornholtz is now Alaire Willits 

85. Where shall the next Conference Session be held (603.3)? Hilton Coliseum, Ames, 

Iowa

APPOINTMENTS 387 

XVI. APPOINTMENTS 


(to be effective 7/1/00) 

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 

CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 

Barrie M. Tritle (4), Superintendent 

225 1st Avenue SW, Cedar Rapids 52405-3965 

Phone: 319-365-6273; FAX: 319-365-5310 

e-mail: Barrie.Tritle@iaumc.org 

Alburnett-Prairie Chapel Sylvia Kennedy (PM) 3 

Amish Circuit: Champion Hill-Franklin-Pleasant Hill Marlene Janssen (TPS) 2 

*Belle Plaine David W. Crow 1 

*Brooklyn David G. Rogula 1 

Cedar Rapids: 

Asbury Stephen J. Bibb 2 

Bertram-Buffalo Marilyn Buchanan (FE-LFT) 3 

*Crosswinds Kerrin A. Kirkpatrick 1 

Faith Tom Mohan (PLP) 4 

Kenwood Park Dave L. Higdon 3 

Living Water Martin R.Schuhmacher (AM) 4 

Lovely Lane Brian K. Milford 9

388 


Associate Karen Young (FD) 2 

New Creation Julia E. Fox Poulsen 10 

*St. James James R. Turner 1 

St. Mark's Diana Hoover 3 

*St. Paul's Elected Bishop 7/00 Bruce R. Ough 4 

eff. 11/1/00 J. Robert Burkhart 1 

*Associate Stephen R. Peters 1 

Associate Todd A. Rogers (FLP) 3 

Salem Linda H. Bibb 2 

Sharon Gary H. Dobbins (AM) 3 

*Trinity Kim A. Crummer 1 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana Michael Ellson (FLP) 2 

*Associate Ruth McIntosh (TPS) 1 

Central City Timothy J. Walker 4 

Clarence-Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA) Anita M. Johnson 3 

Clover Ridge Michael F. Townsley (AM) 2 

*Coggon United Parish (UM-D) Caroline L.R. Bittner (PM-LFT) 1 

Coralville Donald L. Hodson 8 

* Associate Rebecca C. Carver (FE-LFT) 1 

Coralville, New Horizons Charles D. Kelsey (FLP) 10 

Iowa City: 

First Deborah L. Kiesey 4 

Associate Robert W. Dean 9 

Associate Michael G. Bell (FD) 2 

Hope James A. Kledis 7 

Korean Seongbae Cheong 7 

St. Mark's Harlan D. Gillespie 8 

Kalona Michael L. Orthel 4 

Kalona, Sharon Center Douglas C. Cue 2 

Lafayette, Salem John Howerton (PLP) 4 

*Lisbon Thomas E. Mattson 1 

Malcom-Sheridan Carol Wehr (PLP) 7 

*Marengo Russ L. Burnett 1 

Marion: 

First Stanley Wierson (AM) 10 

Associate Karen Nelson (SLP) 5 

Christ Community Richard F. Speight, Jr. 6 

*Martelle Jon Moss (TPS) 1 

Mechanicsville -Morley First Linda Stransky (PE) 3 

Mount Vernon Frank D. Seydel 2 

*New Covenant Parish: 

Victor-Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta Audrey Westendorf (FLP) 1 

North Liberty Scott E. Lothe 11 

Oxford Lyndon Roesler (ODM) 7 

Palo Robert A. Dennert (RM) 4 

*Peace U.M. Parish: Van Horne- 

Elberon-Blairstown-Norway Cheri J.D. Whisler (OCE) 1 

* (Co-pastors) Stephen T. Whisler (ODM) 1 

Riverside Robert W. Hoover, Jr.(FE-LFT) 10 

Shueyville Thomas L Carver 11 

Associate Arnette M. Pint (SLP) 2 

Solon Douglas A. Peters 18 

Associate Renee Lunemann (PLP) 2 

South Bethel-Rochester Norman G. Anderson (ODM) 15 

*Springdale Sharon Treloar (SLP) 1 

*Springville John A. Keizer (PM) 1 

Tiffin Back Eun (Christina) Sung 2 

Tipton Delane D. Wright 5 

*Viola James P. King (PLP) 1


Wapsie Valley Parish: OlinUnited,Olin St. Paul's, 

Morley Faith,Oxford Junction Edmond O. Powers (AM) 3 

Associate Pat Slater (PLP) 3 

Wellman Douglas R. Achterhof 5 

*West Branch Scot A. Patrick 1 

Williamsburg Carol A. Kress 8 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 

Richard L. Sebeniecher (3), Superintendent 

101 E. Graham Ave., Suite 2, Council Bluffs 51503-6601 

Phone: 712-322-1238; FAX: 712-322-4904 

e-mail: RSebeniecher@iaumc.org 

Anita-Wiota Michael J. Willer 3 

Atlantic Charles J. Downing 11 

Audubon Dwayne L. Ferguson 4 

Braddyville-Shambaugh Melisa Bracht -Wagner (SLP) 2 

Carson-Mount Hope Richard R. Russell (AM) 4 

Clarinda Walden J. Paige 3 

Coin-Norwich 

Council Bluffs: 

David H.Bracht-Wagner Jr. (PM) 2 

Broadway Marvin D. Arnpriester 6 

Epworth Mark D. Heath 11 

Fifth Avenue Edward G. Clevenger 3 

Hazel Dell Robert T. Dodder (RM) 5 

*Salem David A. Weesner 1 

St. Mark-Trinity-Carter Lake Clark L. Finehout 3 

Elliott-Pilot Grove Jackie L. Bradford (SLP) 3 

*Farragut-Summit Moody M. Colorado (OCPM) 

Glenwood Gerald D. McGee 4 

Griswold Richard L. Jenkins 2 

Hamburg Lilian Gallo-Seagren 4 

Harlan-Monroe Chapel Paul Wilcox 8 

Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman Joseph P. Boysen 8 

Lewis United (UCC-UM) Sharon S. Guffey (ODM) 4 

*Logan-Magnolia Marvin Siems (TPS) 1 

*Macedonia-Henderson (Wheeler Grove UCC Yoke) Marlene Brown (AM) 1 

Malvern-Strahan Fred Pilecki (FLP) . 3 

Maple Grove Lowell Schaaf (PLP) 4 

Marne-Buck Creek Robert L. Smith (RM) 8 

Missouri Valley-Modale Richard E. Krambeck (AM) 11 

New Market Daniel R. Wiebesiek (FLP) 4 

Nishna Valley Parish: Emerson-Wesley Chapel-Hastings Max I. Hall (RM) 5 

Gene Hilton (TPS) 7 

*Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center Gerald Wiser (PLP) 1 

*Northboro-Blanchard Kirk R. Seagren (OCE-LFT) 1 

Oakland David M. Nolte 5 

Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux Dee Ann Klapp 4 

Red Oak Circuit: Climax-Hawthorne-Stratton Janice Carlton (PLP) 2 

Red Oak, First Gordon E. Watson 5 

*Riverton-Locust Grove Norman Walter (RAM) 1 

Ross-Gray Mary Allsup (TPS) 2 

Shelby-Persia Walter Bernard (AM-LFT) 6 

Shenandoah Roger C. Madden 8 

Sidney-Thurman Michael G. Metz 9 

*Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale Lynn C. Zimmerman (FLP) 1 

Silver Creek-Hancock Judy E. Flanegin (OCE) 7 

Tabor-Randolph Darleen Fletcher (TPS) 3 

1

390 


Tennant Vickie L. Steffes (TPS) 4 

Villisca-Nodaway Robert Beard 3 

Woodbine Lavina M. Shoffner (AM) 2 

CRESTON DISTRICT 

Charles E. Luers (5), Superintendent 

113 Montgomery, Box 582, Creston 50801 

Phone: 641-782-4281; FAX: 641-782-5207 

e-mail: Charles.Luers@iaumc.org 

Adair-Casey Lynn Wyatt (FLP) 2 

Afton-Jerusalem Joyce Smith (PLP) 2 

Allerton-Clio-Lineville Leroy F. Perkins (PLP) 11 

Bedford Ruth A. Melick 3 

*Brooks-Carbon-Carl Fred W. Bryson (TPS) 1 

Chariton Gary W. DeGeest 5 

Clearfield-Sharpsburg Alan J. Rusk 11 

*Corning Andrew L. Rubenking 1 

Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion James C. Riley 3 

Associate Emily Allen (SLP) 3 

Creston Gordon G. Elrick (AM) 6 

*Cumberland-Pine Grove Connie Beck (SLP) 1 

*Dexter-Redfield Robert F. Cooper 1 

Diagonal(UM-D-PCUSA Fed.)-Arispe- 

Shannon City Yoke Pamela J. Farren (AM) 8 

Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center Alberta K. Ervin 5 

*Fontanelle-Highland Terry B. Hall (SLP) 1 

Greenfield Hugh R. Stone 5 

Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel Lawrence J. Hartley 8 

Hopeville-Lacelle-(Pleasant Valley Christian Yoke) Dwayne Henrichs (TPS) 13 

Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River Frederick Hawkins (PLP) 2 

Lacona Jerry D. Oliver (PLP) 28 

Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City Paddy Druhl (FLP) 7 

*Lenox-Mercer Center Donald J. Frizzell (FLP) 1 

Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor A. Neil Platon (PM) 5 

Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale Robert D. Foster (AM) 11 

Menlo-Jefferson Center John D. Crosswhite (RAM) 3 

Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Center Jerry L. Avise-Rouse 7 

Mt. Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork Michael Druhl 7 

Murray John F. Tunnicliff (FE-LFT) 4 

New Virginia-Medora Charles D. Rushing (FLP) 2 

Norwood-Pleasant Prairie Norman Bennett (PLP) 7 

Orient-Hill of Zion Yoke (UM-Christian) C. Lucille Elrick (AM) 6 

Osceola James N. Louk 4 

Russell-Bethel Larry R. Prosser (AM) 7 

*St. Charles (UM-D Fed.) D.A. 

Seymour-Promise City Erik E. Corley (PM) 4 

Stuart-Mount Vernon Robert Kersten (FLP) 2 

Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston Jeffrey L. Flagg (SLP) 3 

*Town & Country Parish: 

Leon-High Point-Van Wert-Weldon Roger W. Wolsey (OCE) 1 

Truro-Peru Dennis Shepherd (SLP) 2 

United Trinity Parish: 

Humeston-Leroy Yoke (UM-D-PC) Joan White (ODM) 2 

Winterset-Patterson Robert W. Barrick 2 

Associate Sandra J. Smith (PLP) 2 

Woodburn Tom Murr (TPS) 10


DES MOINES DISTRICT 

David B. Stout (3), Superintendent 

500 East Court Ave., Suite C, Des Moines 50309; 

Phone: 515-283-1991; FAX 515-288-1906 

e-mail: David.Stout@iaumc.org 

Adel Neil R. Montz 2 

Altoona Mark L. Tuttle 5 

Ankeny: 

First (First, Faith Center) 

Team Ministry Martha D. Ward 2 

Robert B. Ward 2 

Associate (Youth Ministry) Thomas A. Primmer (PM) 2 

*Carlisle Allen J. Wiese 1 

Colfax Jill C. Flyr 6 

Dallas Center Kalen K. Fristad 5 

Des Moines: 

*Burns Walker-Walker (ODM) 1 

Easton Place Ronald E. Kramer 4 

*Epworth Reginald H. Merrill 1 

First Susan J. Bowman 4 

*Associate Leroy W. Kelderman 1 

Fort Des Moines Larry Riegel 7 

*Gatchel John Meister (FLP) 1 

Grace William H. Steward 2 

Associate Scott F.Kober 5 

Associate Marilyn C. Henrichs (FD) 8 

Immanuel Dana E. Wimmer 2 

*Associate Jessica Wimmer (PLP) 1 

Jordan PA-2 Lyle G. Ball 4 

Korean Chung-Seop Song (ODM) 2 

Las Americas Gilbert H. Dawes (RM) 7 

Associate Neva Thorn Perdue 2 

*Marquisville-Christ Karen E.H. Merrill 1 

Miller Steven P. Melby (FE-LFT) 18 

New Hope Neil H. Cross 4 

St. John's Bob D. Davis 8 

Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights Ronald E. Hall (AM) 3 

Simpson John P. Dodds (ODM) 3 

Staves Susan M. May 3 

Trinity Dennis R. Coon 3 

*Union Park Ron G. Blix 1 

Wesley-Bloomfield James V. Poulsen (RM) 3 

Windsor Gary L. Bird 2 

DeSoto Donald E. Strickler (FE-LFT) 5 

*Granger Lanette Plambeck (FLP) 1 

Grimes Jerry R. Miller 4 

Grinnell Delbert H. Dawes 4 

Associate Judy Wadding (FLP) 3 

*Hopkins Grove PA-2 Henrietta Klarenbeek 1 

Indianola: 

Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel Ted J. Lyddon Hatten 2 

First Paul L. Akin 9 

Associate John H. Moorlach 7 

Ira Community Church (UM-D) Lowell Houts (ODM) 8 

Ivy, Centennial George I. Yetter (RM) 3 

Kellogg-Pleasant View Morris C. Hurd 4 

Killduff-Reasnor Duane Skidmore (PLP) 4 

Linn Grove Jane Shepherd (SLP) 2

392 


Minburn Clifford A. Haider 4 

Mingo-Farrar Daniel G. Jenks 2 

Mitchellville-Santiago Laurie L. Riley 2 

*Monroe Josue L. Florendo 1 

Newton: 

*First David R. Wendel 1 

*Associate Mary Schnepf (PM) 1 

St. Luke Daryl W. Pals 8 

Norwalk E. Dwayne Madsen (AM) 22 

Pleasant Hill, Oakwood M. Scott Hibben 11 

Polk City Mark A. Haverland (FE-LFT) 5 

*Prairie City-Pleasant Hill John N. Poe 1 

Urbandale: 

Aldersgate Nancy L. Allen 8 

Associate Arthur L. Allen 8 

Walnut Hills C. Eugene Koth 11 

Associate Judy Winkelpleck(PLP) 3 

Van Meter-Booneville Lane S. Riggle 2 

Waukee Rex E. Piercy 5 

West Des Moines: 

Jordan Creek Gary W. Hoyt 4 

Maple Grove PA-2 Robert Crandall 6 

Valley (co-pastors) Jon A. Disburg 3 

Leila Disburg 1 

West Des Moines Russell A. May 3 

Associate John D. Augspurger 3 

Associate James D. Perdue 2 

Woodward Clarence G. DeBoef 2 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 

Leonard M. Eberhart (4), Superintendent 

1199 1/2 Main St., Dubuque 52001-4728 

Phone: 319-556-4286; FAX: 319-556-7816 

e-mail: Len.Eberhart@iaumc.org 

Anamosa Leslie H. Calhoun (AM) 2 

Associate Elizabeth Piette (TPS) 2 

Arlington-Volga Lexie Kirkpatrick 2 

*Calmar-Burr Oak eff. 8/1 Wayne Wasta (RM) 1 

Castalia Ray Ken Seney (RM) 9 

Circle of Hope Parish: Hawkeye-Alpha-Union- Roger A. White 2 

Randalia-Maynard-Murphy Linda Newlon (TPS) 2 

*Colesburg Scott T. Kisker (PM) 1 

Decorah James S. Dale 13 

Delhi-Buck Creek Thomas A. Connors (FLP) 4 

Delmar-Elwood Lorraine J. Roth 5 

Dubuque: 

East Dubuque, Wesley Annette K. Ruhs Kruse (FE-LFT) 5 

Faith Edward “Ed” Brady (FLP) 2 

Grandview James L. Dotson 13 

Associate Penelope Thacker (PLP) 3 

United Community Ministries: Center Grove- 

Rockdale-Sherrill-Hillcrest Chaplain- PA-2 Jamie Cutler (PE) 2 

Metro Outreach Ministry PA-2 Marjolein Pitka (PE) 2 

* Karen Larson (SLP) 1 

* Greg Schrimpf (SLP) 1 

*St. Luke's Jerry E. Oakland 1


Associate Diane Wasson Eberhart (FD-LFT)4 

Earlville United Parish (UM-UCC) Lynn M. Patrick (AM) 6 

Edgewood Kent Newlon (FLP) 5 

Elgin-Illyria Community Arley Q. Ellingson (OCE) 4 

Epworth Scott J. Meador 7 

Fayette Robert L. Koepcke (PM) 4 

*Greeley eff.8/15James Roth (TPS) 1 

*Guttenberg Penny K.W. Hansel 1 

Hazleton David Peterson (SLP) 3 

*Hopkinton Yoke (UM-PCUSA) O.D.M. 

Independence Dennis L. Bailey 4 

Lamont-Aurora (co-pastors) Alecia R. Williams (ODM) 5 

Douglas E.Williams (ODM-LFT) 5 

*Lansing-New Albin Henry B. Grant, Jr. 1 

Manchester David H. Wagner, Sr. 3 

Associate Peggy Ellingson (OCPM-LFT) 4 

Maquoketa Clair D. Odell 8 

McGregor Penny K.W. Hansel 3 

Miles-Preston-Sabula Carroll Robinson (RM) 9 

Monona-Giard Dennis L. Gilbert 3 

Monticello Yoke (UM-UCC) Co-Pastors Edwin Moreano (ODM) 2 

Jean Sullivan (ODM) 2 

Oelwein Robert J. Dagit 9 

Associate David Peterson (SLP) 3 

Strawberry Point Anita A. Bane 7 

Waukon-Forest Mills Steven W. Campbell 5 

West Union M. Catherine Roath (AM) 5 

Winthrop Church of Christ United (UM-UCC) Beulah D.”Dot” Hasler (PM) 2 

Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth James R. Davis (SLP) 4 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 

David R. Shogren (2), Superintendent 

728 1 st Ave. N., Fort Dodge 50501-3820 

Phone: 515-576-2444; FAX: 515-576-1399 

e-mail:Dave.Shogren@iaumc.org 

Ames: 

Calvary Lynn Elrod (AM) 2 

Collegiate-Director, Wesley Foundation W. Scott Grotewold 7 

Associate-Assoc. Dir., Wesley Foundation Cynthia M. McCalmont 7 

First Larry D. LaVelle 6 

Associate Leland J. Webb 7 

Korean Peter Chang 8 

Beaver Yoke (UM-Br.) Marjorie Smalley (ODM) 15 

Boone: 

First Dean H. Fullerton 7 

*Associate Frederick R. Cressman 1 

*Marion Street Barbara J. Dinnen (SLP) 1 

Boxholm-Pilot Mound Terri L. Elder 6 

Collins-Loring Manzel O. Berlin 2 

*Colo Sungjoon Park 1 

Dayton-Harcourt John Hembry (AM) 6 

Eagle Grove William E. Ballard 5 

*Faith (Gilmore City, Humboldt, Rutland) eff. 8/1 Edward A. Kail 1 

Associate Kirk D. Stump 2 

Farnhamville United (UM-UCC)-Somers James F. Schutter 5 

Fort Dodge: 

Epworth Roger Kurtenbach (FLP) 3

394 


First Tompsie K. Smith 5 

*Associate Medea Hermann(FLP) 1 

*Riverside Danilo G. Fernandez (OCM) 1 

Trinity Melvin W. Ammon 7 

Gowrie Keith G. Pals 2 

*Grand Junction Lorinda H.M. Hoover (FE-LFT) 1 

*Hope Parish: Bagley-Yale-Jamaica-Linden- Jill S. Leveck (FE-LFT) 1 

Prairie Center-Dawson-Cooper 

Associate Duane L. Anderson 2 

Hubbard Harry L. Imlay (FLP) 7 

Huxley-Cambridge H.D. Mitchell 5 

*Jefferson William B. Daylong 1 

*Associate Sheryl Daylong (FLP) 1 

Lake City Union (UM-PCUSA) Betty Weidert (ODM) 4 

*Lehigh-Otho Bryon L. Wixom (ODM) 1 

Lohrville-Lanesboro Dwight F. Grosvenor 7 

Mackey Trevor Soderstrum (PLP) 4 

Maxwell-Peoria Don W. Burket 2 

*Napier D.A. 

Nevada Steven C. Williams 3 

Ogden Robert D. Cook 2 

Our Saviour United Methodist Church 

(Manson,Pomeroy) Martha R. Bennett 2 

Panora Michael Bahde 2 

Paton-Churdan Leila Blackburn (FLP) 5 

*Perry-Rippey-Fairview (co-pastors) Eric P. Guy 1 

David G. Swinton 1 

*Radcliffe-Ellsworth Dana Williams (SLP) 1 

Rinard Steve Satre (PLP) 5 

Rockwell City-Jolley Douglas P. Harding 2 

Scranton-Greenbrier Kevin M. Leveck 10 

Slater-Sheldahl Beverlee A. Bell 7 

*Stanhope Parish (UM-D) D.A. 

*Story City Brian S. McNamara 1 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe- 

McGuire Bend(United Brethren) Dale A. Schoening 4 

Webster City: 

Asbury Michael Morgan 6 

Faith-Kamrar Brian E. Carter 4 

Woolstock-Vincent William E. Ballard 2 

Zearing Lynn Gunderson (FLP) 4 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 

Emmanuel A. Tabelisma (3), Superintendent 

5 North Federal Avenue, Suite 105, Mason City, IA 50401-3257 

Phone: 641-423-5911; FAX: 641-424-5603 

e-mail: ETabelisma@iaumc.org 

Ackley-Geneva Paul M. Smith 8 

Alden-Popejoy-Williams Darwin L. Moore 2 

Belmond Celestyne DeVance 3 

Associate Janet Wearda (PLP) 2 

Britt Robert D. Dodge 4 

Buffalo Center Lois Abel (PLP) 5 

Charles City Dianne B.Christopher (FD-FLP-INT) 2 

Associate Diane Mitchell ( FLP-INT) 2 

Clarion Charles B. Kellogg 9


Clear Lake Frederick J. Lewis 10 

Corwith-Wesley Kim Ann Gates (PE) 2 

Cresco-Zion Lewis S. Flanigan (AM) 6 

*Dows-Alexander-Dows Presbyterian(UM-PCUSA Yoke) Anthony N. Hershey (PM) 1 

Dumont-Aredale-Bristow Robert L. Connor (AM) 3 

Ellis Gerald Caquelin (TPS) 2 

Elma Catherine A. Luck 4 

*Floyd-West St. Charles Sarah Rohret Odoom (SLP) 1 

Solomon Odoom (ODM) 1 

Forest City-Crystal Lake Gary A. Marzolf 2 

*Fredericksburg-Williamstown Pamela Flanigan (ODM) 1 

Garner Kay Hooper 4 

*Greene Yoke (UM-Br.) Ashok Patet (ODM) 1 

Hampton Wilbert R. Trusheim 2 

*Hansell-West Fork Julie M. Poore-Christensen 1 

*Iowa Falls Don E. Preston 1 

*Associate Rhoda Preston (FLP) 1 

Kanawha Susan E. Detwiler 4 

Klemme-Goodell Curtis DeVance 3 

Lake Mills Jeanne L. Martin 6 

Lime Springs-Chester Robert R. Holdorf 6 

LuVerne-Livermore Dale A. Reisner (AM) 2 

Manly-Bolan Robert M. Cumings 5 

Mason City: 

First Douglas J. Anderson 4 

*Associate Jeffrey A. Dahlin 1 

*Grace Scott G. Holmes 1 

Wesley William W. Poland 2 

Meservey-Thornton James W. Gochenouer, Jr. 7 

Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center David Gobeli (FLP) 3 

New Hampton Catherine A. Luck 4 

Northwood Richard S. Jensen 5 

*Osage Karen Nichols Dungan 1 

Renwick-Goldfield Karen G. Dearchs 5 

*Riceville-McIntire Michael G. Carey (FLP) 1 

*Rockford-Marble Rock Marjorie M. Bradshaw 1 

Rockwell-Swaledale Bruce E. Wittern 4 

Rowan Yoke (UM-UCC) Joan A. Skyrme (AM) 9 

Sheffield-Chapin Remigio P. Panlaqui 3 

Shell Rock Valley: Richard C. Pippert 4 

Nora Springs-Rudd-Plymouth-Rock Falls Deborah J. Stowers 4 

St. Ansgar-Little Cedar Ted W. Stowers (PE) 6 

Thompson Wendy Trone (SLP) 4 

Ventura Paul F. Hasel (RM) 3 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 

*Judith Miller (1), Superintendent 

216 Sycamore St., Suite 508, Muscatine 52761-3838 

Phone: 319-264-6836; FAX: 319-264-6838 

e-mail: Judith.Miller@iaumc.org 

Ainsworth Community (UM-PCUSA Union) Scott Nesbitt (ODM) 3 

Bettendorf: 

Asbury Dale E. Batcheler 8 

Associate Edwin Mutum (SLP) 3 

Community of Joy Lisa Kim Eanes 2 

Quad-Cities, Korean Heeyoung Kim 6 

Brighton United (UM-PCUSA) Linda “Kitch” Shatzer (ODM) 2

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Burlington: 

*Asbury Richard Purcell (TPS) 1 

First Dennis G. Tevis 4 

*Associate Marjorie L. “Missy” Brown (PE) 1 

Grace Trevor Davis 4 

*Spring Grove David W. Mixon (OCE-LFT) 1 

*West Hill Jung Sook Kim 1 

Calamus-Grand Mound (Team Ministry) Eugene L. Miller (RM) 6 

David Wise (SLP) 3 

Clinton: 

First Herbert G. Shafer 3 

*Living Faith Parish: 

Clinton, Lyons-Camanche-Low Moor- 

Clinton, Trinity Michael Elmore (AM) 1 

Columbus Junction-Columbus City Kathleen R. Moore 3 

Crawfordsville, United Church of (UM-PCUSA Union) Joan S. Hoover 8 

Danville-Long Creek Richard Latta (FLP) 2 

Davenport: 

Christ Craig A. Peters 8 

West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace Douglas Reynolds (FLP) 3 

St. John's George A. White 7 

Associate Rhonda A. Schultz (FE-LFT) 9 

DeWitt John M. Caldwell 2 

Donnellson-Embury Julie D. McCullough 6 

Eldridge Charles E. Klink 3 

Fort Madison: 

First Elliott C. George (OCE) 2 

Santa Fe Kathleen Danforth 2 

Keokuk: 

Emmanuel Goldie Laymon (PLP) 2 

Melrose-Sandusky John Abraham (PLP) 2 

Trinity Paul D. Pennington 4 

*Kingston Elizabeth Briggs (PLP) 1 

Letts-Island Prince Swamickan (FLP) 2 

McCausland-Park View Ruth Ann Scott (FD-PLP) 4 

Mediapolis-Sperry John V. Gaulke (AM) 9 

Montrose Elliott C. George (OCE) 2 

Moscow Samuel J. Hahn (RM) 4 

Mount Pleasant Edward R. Peterson 2 

Associate Kiboko I. Kiboko 3 

Mount Union-Wesley Chapel Robert A. Hary (AM) 5 

Muscatine: 

Musserville-Spangler Chapel- Nancy C. Schultz 4 

Sweetland- High Prairie- Beverly J.I. Birtcher 2 

Peace-St. Paul’s Hispanic Nelly Restrepo Latta (FLP) 2 

(Team ministry) Brenda Goodall (SLP) 2 

New Hope Thomas R. Parrott 13 

Wesley Harold J. Green 4 

Associate Michael D. Janes (PM) 3 

*Associate Nancy Renfro (SLP) 1 

New Life Parish: 

Wayland-Cottonwood-Finley Chapel Carl E. Klein 5 

New London Matthew P. Miller 2 

*Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville Joe Gardiner (OC RM) 1 

Southeast Louisa County Parish: Harlan W. Winter 3 

Wapello-Morning Sun-Oakville 

Associate Christan L.Thomas (PE) 3 

Trenton Jeffrey McPheron (PLP) 5


Walcott Esther R. Barton 2 

Washington Robert M. Bell 6 

Associate Mark A. Young 6 

West Burlington Jack Wolgamuth (ODM) 8 

*West Chester D.A. 

West Liberty Frank H. Schultz 5 

Wilton W. Michael Biklen 2 

Winfield-Spring Run Joann H. Hary 5 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 

* Rosemary Rohde-Frank (1), Superintendent 

227 W. 4th, Suite 1-D, Ottumwa 52501-2544; 

Phone: 641-682-9655 FAX: 641-682-7455 

e-mail: Rosemary.Rohde-Frank@iaumc.org 

Agency-Eldon Judy A. Deweber 4 

Albia Raymond G. Hampton 6 

Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion Stephen K. Bagby 8 

Barnes City Boyd Sparks (PLP) 6 

Beacon-Eddyville Gary McDonough (AM) 9 

Birmingham-Stockport Reva K. Rimmer (PE) 3 

Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion Jim Matheney (PLP) 4 

Bloomfield-Drakesville Kevin D. Gingerich 2 

Bussey-Hamilton Samuel Subramanian (PM) 3 

Centerville James C. Gubser 6 

Columbia Clyde G. Sparks (RM) 6 

Deep River (United Church of Deep River)(UM-PCUSA) Boyd Sparks (PLP) 3 

Douds-Lebanon-Selma Connie S. Markle (FLP) 3 

Fairfield Kenneth N. Kent 2 

Associate Edgar R. Elliott 2 

Faith United Parish: Cincinnati-Jerome- 

Unionville Jennifer C. Corley (PM) 4 

*Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Richard Smith (TPS) 1 

Marlene Smith (TPS) 1 

Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril-Mt. Sterling Raymond E. Doser (AM) 3 

Fremont-Cedar Julie A. Wehner (PM) 4 

Harvey-Tracy Thelma C. Subramanian 3 

Hedrick/Martinsburg Joseph W. Lloyd (ODM) 9 

Iconium Dan Ridnouer (TPS) 2 

*Keosauqua-Center Chapel ellis e. andrews (RM) 1 

Keota United Church of Faith(UM-PCUSA)-Bethel Melinda L. Chambers (ODM) 2 

Keswick-Thornburg-Webster James Stout (PLP) 7 

Kirkville Paul Burrow (TPS) 2 

*Knoxville Peter J. Peterson 1 

*Associate Kathleen J. Sides 1 

Lacey Dennis Hopes (FLP) 4 

Libertyville-Batavia Thomas Raphael-Nakos 3 

Lovilia-Avery Gordon K. Vickery (RM) 7 

Melcher/Dallas Crystal Oberheu 2 

Montezuma H. Burr Bryant (PM) 3 

Moravia Larry L. Pauley (AM) 4 

Moulton James L. Schweizer (FE-LFT) 11 

New Sharon Kevin J. Glesener 9 

New Sweden Tom Rimmer (PLP) 3 

Dianne Brokken (TPS) 2 

Oskaloosa, Central Lanny L. Tuttle (AM) 6 

*Associate Robert D. Morris (FLP) 1 

Ottumwa:

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First Lon L. Lewis 4 

Riverview Dianne Brokken (TPS) 2 

Wesley Derrick Haskins 7 

Willard Street Stephanie L. Raphael-Nakos 3 

Pella James R. Beranek 4 

*Pleasantville James R. Pemble 1 

*Prairie View Shirley L. Hoffmann Will 1 

Pulaski-Troy Keith Putney (ODM) 2 

Richland Wilbur Morfitt (FLP) 6 

Sigourney Dannel F. Lemons 13 

Three Rivers Parish: North English- 

Millersburg-South English Union (UM-D) John C.S. Ling 3 

West Grove Christine Pauley (TPS) 2 

What Cheer-Delta Vincent Homan (PLP) 9 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 

Darline D. Balm-Demmel (7), Superintendent 

Olsen Student Center, Box 548, 3609 Peters, Sioux City 51106-1756; 

Phone: 712-274-5402; FAX: 712-274-5422 

e-mail: Darline.Balmdemmel@iaumc.org 

*Akron Marilyn Winch 1 

Anthon-Rock Branch Kent R. Kastler 6 

Aurelia John O. Weida 4 

Bayard-Wichita Charles Thompson (PLP) 5 

Carroll David J. Clark 5 

Charter Oak-Ute Kenneth Baughman (PLP) 3 

Cherokee Gary L. Armstrong 8 

Coon Rapids Gary L. Van Wert 3 

Correctionville-Cushing Consorcia Sanchez 4 

Danbury Glen Houts (SLP) 2 

Denison Chrisa L. Ferguson 4 

Associate Kenneth M. Ferguson (FE-LFT) 4 

Dunlap-Dow City Sue-Ellen G. Sherman 4 

Early-Nemaha Karl F. Schiltz 4 

Galva-Silver Creek Doris Lindley (FLP) 2 

*Glidden Nanette R. Tomlinson 1 

Hawarden-Ireton O. Dean Shelly (AM) 7 

Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne Sara B. Malone (AM) 6 

Holstein Judith A. Piper 5 

Hornick Terra Amundson (TPS) 2 

Ida Grove Marvin A. Lindley (AM) 9 

Kingsley Paul H. Evans 3 

Lakes Marcia F. Sangel 10 

LeMars: 

*Calvary-Seney Thomas Shinkle (PM) 1 

*First Edward E. Frank 1 

Manilla United Church (UM-PCUSA) Brian Sherman (FE-LFT) 2 

Manning Larry L. McAlpine 7 

Mapleton-Ticonic Shirley A. Textor 6 

Marcus Roger B. Henry 4 

Merrill-Adaville Susan Thomas 2 

Moville Harold E. Werley 5 

Odebolt-Arthur Alton O'Bryan Milligan 2 

Onawa-Turin Richard P. Layman 3 

Pierson-Meadow Star Jay Amundson (FLP) 2 

Quimby-Washta John P. Scherb 12 

Sac City Karl J. Giese 5


Schaller Carol Gailey (ODM) 2 

Sergeant Bluff Paul L. Samuelson 7 

Sioux City: 

*Church of All Nations Don Wood (TPS) 1 

*Crescent Park Kristine A.M. Frank 1 

First Allen D. Call 6 

Grace Leonard F. Sjogren 2 

Associate Sheryl Ashley (AM) 5 

Riverside Michael L. Shaffer (PM) 2 

Rustin Avenue-Salix Martha C. Anderson 7 

*Singing Hills Linda M. Butler 1 

*St. James Bernabe M. Colorado 1 

Trimble Kathryn F. Bell 3 

Wesley David A. Morris 3 

Whitfield Richard E. Kretzschmar 8 

Smithland-Rodney (UCC)-Oto (UCC) Karen Handke (ODM) 5 

SPENCER DISTRICT 

LaVonne R. Kaasa (6), Superintendent 

1012 W. 11th St., Spencer 51301-3146 

Phone: 712-262-6269; FAX: 712-262-9843 

e-mail: lrkaasa@nwiowa.com (home); Lavonne.Kaasa@iaumc.org 

Algona Phillip J. Webb 6 

Alta A. David Arulnathan (AM) 5 

Archer Charles G. Tefft (FLP) 6 

Armstrong-Dolliver Daniel P. Miller (AM) 5 

*Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior Richard D. Streeter (AM) 1 

*Emmetsburg Jim W. Morris 1 

*Estherville Lynn A. Potter 1 

Everly-Spencer, Zion Shurmaine McAlpine (AM) 7 

Fenton-Good Hope-Burt Richard A. Iles 2 

Graettinger Vicki Fisher (FLP) 2 

Harris-Lake Park Christopher E. Ebbers 4 

Hartley John W. Rosenberger 5 

Hope Parish: (Pocahontas,Havelock,Plover) Richard S. Dee 8 

Huntington-Superior Donald E. Johnson (ODM) 30 

Inwood-Doon Yoke (UM-Congregational) Len Garrison (FLP) 3 

*Laurens Tony L. Pulatie 1 

Lester Donald N. Nelson (PLP) 14 

Marathon David P. Schumann 5 

Milford Union (UM-UCC Fed.) Katherine Lambertson (ODM) 3 

*Newell-Varina Geneva R. Parsons (FLP) 1 

Peterson-Royal Roger A. Maize 2 

*Primghar (UM-UCC Union) Eff. 9/1 Virginia Moore (ODM) 1 

Rock Rapids Ralph Lohman (ODM) 2 

Rock Valley Jerry E. Robertson 3 

*Rolfe, Shared Ministry of (UM-PC) D.A. 

Ruthven-Ayrshire Ray Stauffer (AM) 5 

Sanborn-Melvin Kenneth D. Suetterlin 2 

*Sheldon Emmanuel R. Dass 1 

Sibley-Ocheyedan Paul E. Frederiksen 2 

Sioux Rapids (UM-UCC Union)-Rembrandt Harold W. Koughn 5 

*Spencer Gary A. Nims 1 

*Associate Craig Finnestad (FLP) 1 

Spirit Lake James W. Stiles 7 

Storm Lake Kenneth P. Bell 3 

*Associate Todd R. Schlitter 1

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Sutherland-Larrabee Dean O. McPherson 6 

Swea City Marilee "Wendi" Gillan (PM) 2 

Terril-Langdon Lanny R. Carlson 2 

Titonka-Doan Timm A. Wilkin 4 

*Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens Elliott A. Butler III (FLP) 1 

*West Bend-Mallard Torger P. Johnson 1 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 

Jerrold W. Swinton (6), Superintendent 

614 Randolph, 50702-1591 

Phone: 319-234-0077; FAX: 319-235-4391 

e-mail: Jerrold.Swinton@iaumc.org 

Beaman-Albion Mary H. Shultz 2 

Brandon-Mount Auburn Chad E. Lierman (PM) 5 

Cedar Falls: 

First Bruce N. Ursin 3 

Associate Steven J. Hansen 3 

*Associate Laura L. Smith 1 

*Prairie Springs Vicki Lindley Reece 1 

St. Timothys Richard L. Clark 3 

*Associate PA-3 Jaymee Glenn-Burns (FE-LFT) 1 

Washington Chapel Sue J. Mutchler (FD) 2 

*Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement Laura Joost-Kuhn (ODM) 1 

Ministry of Presence 

Clarksville Community Allen M.Poore-Christensen 7 

Conrad Michelle L. Williamson 5 

Dike Ricky K. Johnson 6 

Dunkerton-Mt. Hope Gerry L. Kahler 2 

*Dysart Donald A. Bogue 1 

Eldora Anne Lippincott 5 

Evansdale-Raymond PA-2 Gerald R. Dolf 4 

Fairbank-Oran Mary K. Green 5 

Frederika Hermina Amoroso (TPS) 4 

Garwin-Garwin Disciples Cynthia J. Morrison (AM) 2 

Geneseo Keith L. Scott (RM) 3 

Gifford Ron Goecke (TPS) 8 

Gilman Ron Rice (TPS) 3 

Gladbrook Doresa Collogan 3 

Gladbrook Chapel-Green Mountain Yoke (UM-UCC) Mike Campbell (ODM) 3 

Grundy Center Dean J. Kelly 5 

Hudson John E. Louk 7 

Janesville Susen F. LeBlanc 4 

*Jesup Daniel J. Herndon 1 

LaPorte City Thomas L. Zeleny 5 

Laurel W. Donovan Morrison 2 

Marshalltown: 

*Bethany Christopher J. Daniel (RM-LFT)1 

First Jerald G. Swanberg 9 

Associate Jennifer E. Daniel 8 

Associate Paul I.D. Daniel (PD) 3 

Grace Jeffrey R. Frese 2 

Hope Charles E. Curl 2 

Morrow Memorial Charles Miller (PLP) 2 

Melbourne Lowell E. Hoyle (RM) 3 

Minerva Brent DeSilva (TPS) 2 

*Nashua-Republic Marion G. Sindt (PE) 1 

New Hartford Charles V. Layton 7


Owasa Ensworth Lee Williamson(PLP) 5 

*Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley Susan Meade (FLP) 1 

*Plainfield R. Douglas Tharpe (RM) 1 

Reinbeck Richard H. Boatman 6 

Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek Shirley A. Rozendaal (FE-LFT) 2 

*Shell Rock Realff H. Ottesen (PE) 1 

*State Center-Rhodes Brian D. Smith (ODM) 1 

Sumner John Battern 3 

Tama Living Faith (Tama, Montour) Janice R. Burnett 7 

Toledo Christ John Boatman (PE) 3 

Traer Marshall L. Monthei 7 

Vinton: 

Stewart Memorial-Garrison Janet L. Ziskovsky 11 

*Wesley Rose M. Blank 1 

Walker David L. Siler (SLP) 2 

Waterloo: 

Calvary-Urban Ministry PA-2 Gerald R. Dolf 6 

First James F. Hanke, Jr. 6 

Associate Pam Ulffers (PLP) 2 

Jubilee Debra M. Burks 3 

Kimball Avenue Marvin D. Cleair 7 

Linden-East Janesville Jerry Burrow (PLP) 2 

St. Paul's Merrill L. Siler 8 

Associate Patty Eastman (PLP) 2 

Waverly: 

Heritage Nathan N. Frazee (PLP) 10 

Associate Beth Straw (SLP) 2 

*Trinity Tony R. Nester 1 

Appointments to Other Annual Conferences, Other Methodist 

and Christian Denominations: 


Biatek, Thomas G. (FE-LFT) (1) Minnesota 

Campbell, James A. (1) Alaska Missionary Conference 

Cho, Tae Joon (1), California-Nevada 

Dadisman, Jeffrey M. (2), Nebraska 

Doraisingh, David (1), Peninsula-Delaware 

Dudley, Dorothea G. (1), Memphis 

Kluis, Kathy (1), Minnesota 

Koughn, E. Jeanne (1), North Indiana 

Kwon, Hee Soon (FE-LFT) (2), California-Nevada 

Raines, J. David (1) Oregon-Idaho 

Raines, Kathy L. (1) Oregon-Idaho 

Rieckhoff-Faris, Janet (1) New England 

Seeber, James J. (1), California-Pacific 

Twedt-Ball, Clint (PM) (2) Minnesota 

Wimmer, Lawrence (2) New England 

Appointments to Extension Ministries 

(The + sign before the name indicates pension paid from 

Annual Conference apportionments) 

Appointed under 335.1a: 

Acord, Marsha A. (4), Associate Dir., Campus Minister-Wesley Foundation, Univ. of 

Iowa (Cedar Rapids, Faith) ($30,000) NO REPORT RECEIVED

402 


+ Balm-Demmel, Darline D. (7), Superintendent, Sioux City District ($56,500) 

Beanblossom, Ronald E. (21), Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Ohio Northern 

University (Our Saviour’s UMC) ($51,705) 

Bunyi, Judith (3), Director, Small Group Ministries at General Board of Discipleship. 

(Ames, Calvary) ($ ) (Eff. 10/1--President, Harris Memorial College, Philippines) 

+ Burkhart, J. Robert (9), Assistant to Bishop (Indianola, First) ($56,500) 

Caldwell, AlvaR. (32),Librarian, Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary (Little Sioux) 

($56,300) 

Clapper, Gregory S. (3), Assistant Professor, University of Indianapolis (Waverly, Trinity) 

($55,000) 

Clark, Kathleen (9), Executive Secretary, Church & Community Ministry, General 

Board of Global Ministries, National Division (D.M., Grace) ($53,669) 

Crandall, Robert S. (8) Executive Director, Bidwell-Riverside Center (Ft. Des Moines) 

($35,000 ) 

Cutler,Jamie(PE)(2), Chaplain at Hillcrest Family Services & Dubuque United Community 

Ministries 

Ministry (Dubuque:United Community Ministries) ($29,355) 

Daniel, Wesley S.K. (2), Director of Evangelism Ministries, Discipleship Ministries Unit, 

General Board of Discipleship (Spencer) ($ ) 

Dietterich, Inagrace Thoms (15), Director of Theological Research, Center for Parish 

Development (Dubuque, St. Luke's) ($ )NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Dolf, Gerald R. (9), Director, Urban Ministry Inc., Waterloo (Waterloo, First) 

($13,800) 

+ Eberhart, Leonard M. (4), Superintendent, Dubuque District ($56,500) 

+ Faris, Richard H. (9), Program Consultant, Council on Ministries (Indianola, First) 

($43,132) 

*+Fraser, Mary L. (1) Director, Pastoral Care and Counseling ( ) ($56,500) 

Furman, Barbara (7), Corrections Chaplain, St. Luke's Hospital at Linn County 

Correctional Center (Springville) ($44,000) 

+Gaul, Jonathan D. (3), Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries-Des Moines 

and Fort Dodge Districts (West Des Moines, Jordan Creek) ($45,200) 

Geiger, William F. (25), Associate Director of Financial Assistance, Simpson College 

(Indianola, First) ($32,260) 

Glenn-Burns, David M. (5), Director/Campus Minister, Wesley Foundation, University of 

Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls (Cedar Falls, St. Timothy’s) ($32,160 ) 

Hawley, Robert G., Jr. (27), Manager, International Conference Center, The Ecumenical 

Institute (Des Moines Easton Place) ($38,400) NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Kaasa, LaVonne R. (6), Superintendent, Spencer District ($56,500) 

Kuntz, J. Kenneth (34), Professor of Religion, School of Religion, University of Iowa 

(South Bethel) ($58,000) 

LaGree, R. Kevin (2), President, Simpson College ( ) ($155,000) 

Longworth, Nicholas W. (7), Spiritual Care Coordinator, St. Luke's 

Hospital, Cedar Rapids (Lafayette, Salem) ($42,016)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Luers, Charles E. (5), Superintendent, Creston District ($56,500) 

*+Miller, Judith (1), Superintendent, Muscatine District ($56,500) 

Nelson, James R. (19), Director, Wesley Foundation, Drake University (Des Moines, 

Grace) ($39,300) NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Noseworthy, James A. (10), Assistant General Secretary for Schools, Colleges and 

Universities, Division of Higher Education, General Board of Higher Education 

and Ministry (Indianola, First) ($69,000) 

+ Olson,Richard L. (11) Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries--Sioux City 

and Spencer Districts (Storm Lake) ($45,200) 

Pitka, Marjolein (PE) (2), Chaplain at Hillcrest Family Services and Dubuque: United 

Community Ministries (Dubuque: United Community Ministries) ($29,355) 

*+Rohde-Frank, Rosemary (1), Superintendent, Ottumwa District ($56,500) 

Robbins, Vernon K. (17), Professor of Religion, Emory University, Atlanta, GA ( ) 

($52,650)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Sanders, Jill L. (2), Associate Director, Conference Council on Ministries - Cedar Rapids/


Dubuque District ( ) ($45,200) 

+ Schar, David E. (19), Exec. Dir., Wesley Woods Camp and Retreat Center (Indianola, 

First) ($34,300) 

Schweiker, William (11), Assistant Professor of Theological Ethics, University of Chicago 

(Des Moines, Grace) ($ )NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Sebeniecher, Richard L. (3), Superintendent, Council Bluffs District ($56,500) 

Shirbroun,James B.(4), Campus Minister, Assoc. Dir., Wesley Foundation, ISU 

(Ames, Collegiate) ($ )NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Shogren, David R. (2), Superintendent, Fort Dodge District ($56,500) 

Shopshire, James M. (24), Professor of Sociology of Religion and Urban Ministries, 

WesleyTheological Seminary (Des Moines, Burns)($61,900)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

+ Shultz, Paul M. (2), Director, Wesley Foundation, Iowa City (Mount Vernon) ($44,000) 

+ Smith, Charles W. (6), IAC Director, Administrative Services/ConferenceTreasurer/ 

Benefits Officer/Statistician (Webster City, Faith) ($56,500) 

+ Stout, David B. (3), Superintendent, Des Moines District ($56,500) 

Swinton, Jerrold W. (6), Superintendent, Waterloo District ($56,500) 

+ Tabelisma, Emmanuel A. (3), Superintendent, Mason City District ($56,500) 

+ Tritle, Barrie M. (4), Superintendent, Cedar Rapids District ($56,500) 

* Turner, Jay W. (1), Director of Pastoral Care & Clinical Pastoral Education Supervisor, 

Central Maine Medical Center, Lewiston-Auburn, ME ( ) ($ ) 

Vogel, Dwight (13), Professor of Theology & Ministry/Dean of Chapel and 

Director, Nelle B. Ebersole Program of Music Ministry, Garrett-Evangelical 

Theological Seminary (Dubuque, St.Luke's) ($55,531) 

Appointed under 335.1b 

Carsner, Thomas G. (FE-LFT) (9) Chaplain, VA Medical Center, Iowa City (Iowa City, 

St. Mark) ($3,996) 

Cree-Anthony, Melinda R. (3), Chaplain, Broadlawns Medical Center, Des Moines 

(Des Moines, Windsor) ($32,000) 

Davison, Timon W.(18), Chaplain Program Manager, Dept. Of Veterans Affairs 

Medical Center, Iowa City (Coralville) ($62,260)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Duke, Ellery H. (22), Executive Director, Des Moines Pastoral Counseling Center 

(Des Moines, Grace) ($54,000) 

Harmon, Roger Q. (13), Director of Education, Samaritan Center for Counseling and 

Education (Des Moines, St. John's) ($28,112) 

Heck, Dennis (16), Director of Pastoral Care, Jefferson Memorial Hospital, Crystal City, 

Missouri (Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane) ($48,000) 

Hiebert, William J. (18), 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. (11), Chaplain, U.S. Army (Mason City First) ($65,548) 

(retires from the Army effective 10/31/00) 

Hokel, B. Dean (9), Pastoral Services Consultant, Northwest Community Health Care, 

Arlington Heights, IL (Ellsworth) ($32,000) 

King, Frank G. (20), Director of Pastoral Care, Morton Plant Mease Health Care, 

Clearwater, FL (Cedar Rapids, Lovely Lane) ($65,200) 

Kitterman, Ronald (11), Director of Pastoral Care, Friendship Haven, Fort Dodge 

(Fort Dodge Trinity) ($44,117) 

Luethye, Lisa L. (3), Chaplain, Nebraska Health System, Omaha (Wilton) ($38,500) 

Mariya, Deborah L. (11), Chaplain, U.S. Navy, (Hope Parish) ($46,260) 

Mather, Merlin R. (11), Pastoral Counselor, BroMenn Counseling Services, Normal, IL 

(Humboldt Faith) ($45,000 ) 

McGraw, Douglas K. (3), Executive Officer, Center for Counseling and Pastoral 

Care, Des Peres, Missouri (Muscatine Wesley) ($36,000) 

Pacholke, David A. (27), Director of Pastoral Care, Finley Hospital, Dubuque 

(Dubuque, Grandview Avenue) ($33,696)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Pohlman, Steven H. (20), Manager of Chaplaincy and C.P.E. Supervisor, St. Luke's

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Regional Medical Center, Sioux City (Sioux City, First) ($55,764) 

Reedy, Rommel C., (9), Chaplain, Wyoming State Hospital ( ) ($43,884) 

Therkelsen, John (7), Staff Chaplain, Saint Joseph Hospital, Lexington, KY 

(Marshalltown, First) ($28,000) 

Ulschak,Glennys M.P. (3), Director of Pastoral Care, Lawrence and Memorial Hospital, 

New London, Connecticut (Dubuque, Grandview) ($54,500) 

Valdez, Melecio A. (11), Chaplain, U.S. Army, (North Liberty) ($48,863) 

Van Dam, William J. (8), Chaplain/Director of Clinical Training, Cox Health System, Springfield, 

MO (Newton, First) ($20,000) 

Appointed under 335.1c 

Fosua, Abena Safiyah (1) Missionary, General Board of Global Ministries ( ) ($ ) 

Kena, Kwasi Issa (1), Missionary, General Board of Global Ministries ( ) ($ ) 

Shaw, Thomas (8), Missionary to Germany, World Division, General Board of Global 

Ministries, (Storm Lake) ($16,000) 

Shickell, Eldon K. (39), Pastor, Red Bird Missionary Conference (Scranton) 

($20,363)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Woodworth, L. Scott (4), Pastor, Redbird Missionary Conference, Beverly United 

Methodist Church, Beverly, KY ( Red Oak )($21,788) NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Appointed under 335.1d 

Allen, Arthur L. (8), Director, Re-Creation Ministries (Urbandale, Aldersgate) ($2,000) 

NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Ayers, Joan K. (3), Chaplain, Mercy Hospital Medical Center, Des Moines 

(Des Moines, Trinity) ($30,289) 

Ball, Lyle G. (9), Executive Director, Home Recycling Exchange, Inc. 

(Des Moines, Jordan) ($24,000)NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Burns, Frederick A., Jr. (6), Director of Pastoral Care, Truman Medical Center East, 

Kansas City, MO (Prairie City) ($46,156) 

Caole, Florentino (Jun) R., Jr. (2), Chaplain, Seton Medical Center, Daly City, California 

( ) ($ ) 

Carlson, Betty G. (9) Director, Hidden Spring Ministries (West Des Moines, Valley) 

($9,000,based on fees) 

Clark,M.Wayne (4), Executive Director, Samaritan Counseling Centers of the Midlands, 

Omaha, Nebraska (Council Bluffs, Broadway) ($70,350) 

Clinton, Philip L. (3), Principal, Anglo-American School of Moscow ( ) 

($65,000) 

Conrad, Larry W. (5), Chaplain, Mercy Medical Center, Des Moines (Des Moines, First) 

($35,589) 

Crossett, Gene Jr. (5), Executive Director, ChurchGraf Research, Inc., Dubuque 

(Council Bluffs, Epworth) ($3,000) 

Culbertson, Robert D. (9), Chaplain, Door of Faith Mission (Adel) ($30,000 ) 

Dicks, Phillip D. (5), Chaplain, Snow Mountain Ranch-YMCA of the Rockies, Winter 

Park, CO (Estherville) ($44,800) 

Johnston, Mary M. (7), Chaplain and Director of Religious Life, Coe College (Iowa City, 

First) ($35,559) 

Klarenbeek, Henrietta (FE-LFT) Chaplain, Hospice of Central Iowa (Des Moines First) 

($16/hr, 20hr/wk) 

Miller-Sinclair, Roxanne (3), Pastoral Counselor, Moultrie County Counseling Center, 

Sullivan, IL (Plymouth) ($29,500) 

Muller, Merrill G. (3), Director of Development and Church Relations, Wall Street Mission/ 

Goodwill Industries, Sioux City (Sioux City, Rustin Avenue) ($23,500) 

Nelson, David L. (6), Psychotherapist, Wisconsin Community Mental Health Counseling 

Centers, Inc. Mequon, WI (Sioux City, Grace) ($14,500+ fees) 

Nissen, Richard J. (7), Chemical Dependency Counselor, Juel Fairbanks Chemical 

Dependency Services, St. Paul, MN (Hansell-West Fork) ($26,028)NO REPORT


RECEIVED 

Plocher, Robyn J.(FE-LFT) (3),Chaplain/Program Director, Rick’s House of Hope, Genesis 

Medical Center, Davenport (Bettendorf, Community of Joy) ($12.94/hr) 

Richards, Jerry L. (15), Director of Planned Giving, University of Wisconsin, 

Eau Claire, WI (Mt. Pleasant) ($67,600) 

Scheller, Donald M. (15), Linguist/Translator, Wycliffe Bible Translators & Summer 

Institute of Linguistics (Jefferson-Grand Junction) ($30,495) 

Wehner, Paul J. (2), Clinical Coordinator/Readjustment Counselor, Readjustment Counseling 

Services of Central Region, Springfield, IL (Council Bluffs, St. Mark’s) ($47,412 ) 

Weir, Robert F. (11), Professor of Pediatrics/Religion &Director, Program on Biomedical 

Ethics, University of Iowa, Iowa City (Iowa City, First) ($93,400) NO REPORT RECEIVED 

Commissioned as Probationary Deacons under 317 (PD) 

Paul I.D. Daniel (3), Marshalltown, First UMC 

Commissioned as Probationary Elders under 317 (PE) 

Ashton, Daniel J.(1), Yellowstone Conference, Geraldine, Montana 

Boatman, John (1), Toledo Christ 

Brown, Marjorie (Missy) Lynn (1), Burlington First Associate 

Cutler, Jamie (3), United Community Ministries 

Gates, Kim Anne(1), Corwith-Wesley 

Ottesen, Realff H. (1), Shell Rock 

Pitka, Marjolein (2), United Community Minitries 

Rimmer, Reva K. (1), Birmingham-Stockport 

Sindt, Marion Gustav(1), Nashua-Republic 

Stowers, Ted W. (1), St. Ansgar-Little Cedar 

Stransky, Linda (1), Mechanicsville-Morley First 

Thomas, Christan Lowell (1), Southeast Louisa County Parish 

Deacons in Full Connection under 322 (FD) 

Bane, Bruce D. (2) Keystone Area Education Agency, Elkader (Strawberry Point) 

Bell, Michael Glen (2) Iowa City, First Associate 

Cates, Sharon Elaine (3) Director, Senior Helpmate Program of Lutheran Social 

Services of Iowa, Sioux City (Sergeant Bluff) 

Christopher, Dianne Elaine Bock (2) Charles City 

Eberhart, Diane Grace Wasson (4)(LFT) Dubuque St. Luke’s Associate 

Gran, Mary Alice Donovan (4) Director, Children’s Ministries, General Board of 

Discipleship (Centerville) 

Henrichs, Marilyn Carol Higgins (4) Des Moines Grace Associate 

Mittman, Barbara Kay Mengler (3) Conference Youth Director (Nevada) 

Mutchler, Sue J. (3) Waverly Child Care and Preschool and Cedar Falls, Washington 

Chapel Associate 

Scott, Ruth Ann Caraway (4)(LFT) McCausland-Park View 

Vogel, Linda J. (4) Professor of Christian Education, Garrett-Evangelical Theological 

Seminary, Evanston, IL (Dubuque, St. Luke’s) 

Votaw, Debra Ann Engelke (4) Director of Social Services & Pastoral Care, 

Great River Medical Center, West Burlington (Burlington, First) 

Young, Karen (2), Director of Programming and Children Education, Lovely Lane, UMC 

Appointed to ecumenical appointments under 336: 

Bates, Kathryn (2) Craig and Fairfax, Missouri, Presbyterian Churches 

Borg, Jeffrey A. (4), Fort Collins, Mennonite Fellowship 

Leveck, Jill S. (FE-LFT) (8), Scranton Friends Church, Scranton 

Olson, Tamara Leigh (7), (FE-LFT) Fairlawn Heights United Church, 

United Church of Canada and Glenview Presbyterian Church 

Pope, Mary B., (4), Presbyterian Church of Winterset

406 


Appointed to attend school under 416.6: 

Betsworth, Sharon L. (1) Princeton Theological Seminary ( ) 

Darter, Sarah L. (2), CPE, St. Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri ( ) 

Glenn-Burns, Jaymee L. (2) University of Northern Iowa ( ) 

Hofer, Maynard P. (1) (eff. 8/28/00) CPE, Gundersen-Lutheran Hospital, LaCrosse, WI 

Myers, Christopher M. (2), University of Iowa ( ) 

Poston, P. Edward, Jr. (1), University of Tennessee 

Wilcox, Timothy D. (PM) (3) Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary (Maquoketa) 

(eff. 8/1/00, transfers to New England Conference) 

Serving as Diaconal Ministers: 

Hobson, Brenda (DM), Nevada UMC 

Johansen-Werner, Bonnie (DM) Dubuque District Choral Consultant 

Mayer, Mark L.(DM), Fairfield UMC 

Shin, Giehwa (DM), Iowa City, Korean Baptist Church 

Tritle, Kae E. (DM), Wellness Coordinator, Conference Board of Pensions and 

Member Care Coordinator, Cedar Rapids New Creation UMC 

Willits, Alaire Bornholtz (DM), Director of Christian Education, Sioux City, Grace 

Serving as Deaconness 

Reddick, Beverly A., American Friends Services, Des Moines

ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CHURCHES 

XVII. 2000 Alphabetical Listing of Churches 

Editor’s Note: If churches have merged together their name still appears in the Alphabetical 

Listing as reference. 

A 

Ackley-Geneva M.C. 

Adair-Casey Cres. 

Adaville (Merrill) S.C. 

Adel D.M. 

Afton-Jerusalem Cres. 

Agency-Eldon Ott. 

Ainsworth Community Musc 

. 

(UM-PCUSA Union) 

Akron S.C. 

Albia Ott. 

Albion (Beaman) Wloo. 

Alburnett-Prairie Chapel C.R. 

Alden-Popejoy-Williams M.C. 

Aldersgate (Urbandale) D.M. 

Alexander (Dows) M.C. 

Algona Spen. 

Alice (Center Point) C.R. 

Allerton-Clio-Lineville Cres. 

Alpha (Circle of Hope Parish) Dub. 

Alta Spen. 

Altoona D.M. 

Ames: F.D. 

Calvary 

Collegiate 

First 

Korean 

Amish Circuit: C.R. 

Champion Hill-Franklin- 

Pleasant Hill 

Anamosa Dub. 

Anita-Wiota C.B. 

Ankeny: D.M. 

First (First, Faith Center) 

Anthon-Rock Branch S.C. 

Archer Spen. 

Aredale (Dumont) M.C. 

Arispe (Diagonal) Cres. 

Arlington-Volga Dub. 

Armstrong-Dolliver Spen. 

Arnold's Park-Fostoria-Excelsior Spen. 

Arthur (Odebolt) S.C. 

Asbury (Bettendorf) Musc. 

Asbury (Burlington) Musc 

. 

Asbury (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Asbury (Webster City) F.D. 

407 

Atlantic C.B. 

Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion Ott. 

Audubon C.B. 

Aurelia S.C. 

Aurora (Lamont) Dub. 

Avery (Lovilia) Ott. 

Avondale (Massena) Cres. 

Ayrshire (Ruthven) Spen. 

B 

Bagley (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Baldwin/Monmouth Dub. 

(Wyoming) 

Barnes City Ott. 

Batavia (Libertyville, Ott. 

Faith) 

Bayard-Wichita S.C. 

Beacon-Eddyville Ott. 

Beaconsfield (Kellerton) Cres. 

Beaman-Albion Wloo. 

Beaver Yoke (UM-Br.) F.D. 

Bedford Cres. 

Belle Plaine C.R. 

Belmond M.C. 

Bertram-Buffalo C.R. 

Bethany (Marshalltown) Wloo. 

Bethel (Keota) Ott. 

Bethel (Russell) Cres. 

Bettendorf: Musc. 

Asbury 

Community of Joy 

Quad-Cities Korean 

Birmingham-Stockport Ott. 

Blairstown (Peace U.M. Parish) C.R. 

Blakesburg-Christiansburg- 

Mt. Zion Ott. 

Blanchard (Northboro) C.B. 

Bloomfield (Des Moines) D.M. 

Bloomfield-Drakesville Ott. 

Bolan (Manly) M.C. 

Bonaparte Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Ott. 

(Farmington) 

Boone: F.D. 

First 

Marion Street 

Booneville (Van Meter) D.M. 

Bowman Chapel Cres. 

(Guthrie Center)

408 

Boxholm-Pilot Mound F.D. 

Braddyville-Shambaugh C.B. 

Bradford (Morgan) M.C. 

Brandon-Mount Auburn Wloo. 

Bridgewater (Massena) Cres. 

Brighton United (UM-PCUSA) Musc. 

Bristow (Dumont) M.C. 

Britt M.C. 

Broadway (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

Brooklyn C.R. 

Brooks-Carbon-Carl Cres. 

Buck Creek (Delhi) Dub. 

Buck Creek (Marne) C.B. 

Buffalo (C.R., Bertram) C.R. 

Buffalo Center M.C. 

Burlington: Musc. 

Asbury 

First 

Grace 

Spring Grove 

West Hill 

Burns (Des Moines) D.M. 

Burr Oak (Calmar) Dub. 

Burt (Fenton) Spen. 

Bussey-Hamilton Ott. 

C 

Calamus-Grand Mound Musc. 

Calmar-Burr Oak Dub. 

Calvary (Ames) F.D. 

Calvary (LeMars) S.C. 

Calvary (Waterloo) Wloo. 

Camanche (Living Faith U.M. Musc. 

Parish) 

Cambridge (Huxley) F.D. 

Cantril (Fox River Parish) Ott. 

Capitol Heights (Des Moines) D.M. 

Carbon (Brooks) Cres. 

Carl (Brooks) Cres. 

Carlisle D.M. 

Carroll S.C. 

Carson-Mount Hope C.B. 

Carter Lake (C.B., St. Mark) C.B. 

Casey (Adair) Cres. 

Castalia Dub. 

Cedar (Fremont) Ott. 

Cedar Falls: Wloo. 

First 

Prairie Springs 

St. Timothy's 

Washington Chapel 

Cedar Rapids: C.R. 

Asbury 


Bertram-Buffalo 

Crosswinds 

Faith 

Kenwood Park 

Living Water 

Lovely Lane 

New Creation 

St. James 

St. Mark's 

St. Paul's 

Salem 

Sharon 

Trinity 

Cedar Valley (Nichols) Musc. 

Center Chapel-Farmers' D.M. 

Chapel (Indianola) 

Center Chapel (Keosauqua) Ott. 

Center Grove (Dubuque, United Dub. 

Community Ministries) 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana C.R. 

Centerville Ott. 

Central City C.R. 

Champion Hill (Amish C.R. 

Circuit) 

Chapin (Sheffield, First) M.C. 

Chariton Cres. 

Charles City M.C. 

Charter Oak-Ute S.C. 

Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement Wloo. 

Ministry of Presence 

Cherokee S.C. 

Chester (Lime Springs) M.C. 

Christ (Des Moines) D.M. 

Christ (Davenport) Musc 

. 

Christ Community (Marion) C.R. 

Christiansburg (Blakesburg) Ott. 

Church of All Nations S.C. 

(Sioux City) 

Churdan (Paton) F.D. 

Cincinnati (Faith United Parish) Ott. 

Circle of Hope Parish: Hawkeye- Dub. 

Alpha-Union-Randalia-Maynard- 

Murphy 

Clarence-Stanwood Union C.R. 

Clarinda, First C.B. 

Clarion M.C. 

Clarksville Community Wloo. 

Clear Lake M.C. 

Clearfield-Sharpsburg Cres. 

Climax (Red Oak Circuit) C.B. 

Clinton, First Musc. 

Clinton, Lyons (Living Faith U.M. Musc. 

Parish)


Clinton, Trinity (Living Faith U.M. Musc. 

Parish) 

Clio (Allerton) Cres. 

Clover Ridge (Fairfax-Walford- C.R. 

Colony) 

Coggon United Parish (UM-D) C.R. 

Coin-Norwich C.B. 

Colesburg Dub. 

Collegiate (Ames) F.D. 

Colfax D.M. 

Collins-Loring F.D. 

Colo F.D. 

Colony (Clover Ridge) C.R. 

Columbia Ott. 

Columbus City (Columbus Jct.) Musc. 

Columbus Junction-Columbus Musc. 

City 

Community of Joy (Bettendorf) Musc. 

Conesville (Nichols) Musc. 

Conrad Wloo. 

Coon Rapids S.C. 

Cooper (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Coralville C.R. 

Coralville, New Horizons C.R. 

Corning Cres. 

Correctionville-Cushing S.C. 

Corwith-Wesley M.C. 

Corydon-Millerton-Sewal- Cres. 

New Zion 

Cottonwood (New Life Parish) Musc. 

Council Bluffs: C.B. 

Broadway 

Epworth 

Fifth Avenue 

Hazel Dell 

Salem 

St. Mark-Trinity-Carter Lake 

Crawfordsville, United Church of 

(UM-PCUSA Union) Musc. 

Crescent Park (Sioux City) S.C. 

Cresco-Zion M.C. 

Creston Cres. 

Crosswinds C.R. 

Crystal Lake (Forest City) M.C. 

Cumberland-Pine Grove Cres. 

Cushing (Correctionville) S.C. 

D 

Dallas (Melcher) Ott. 

Dallas Center D.M. 

Danbury S.C. 

Danville-Long Creek Musc. 

Davenport: Musc. 

409 

Christ 

St. John's 

West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace 

Davis City (Lamoni) Cres. 

Dawson (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Dayton-Harcourt F.D. 

Decatur (Lamoni) Cres. 

Decorah Dub. 

Deep River (U.Ch. of Deep River) 

(UM-PCUSA) Ott. 

Defiance (Irwin) C.B. 

Delhi-Buck Creek Dub. 

Delmar-Elwood Dub. 

Delta (What Cheer) Ott. 

Denison S.C. 

Des Moines: D.M. 

Burns 

Easton Place 

Epworth 

First 

Fort Des Moines 

Gatchel 

Grace 

Hispanic 

Immanuel 

Jordan 

Korean 

Marquisville-Christ 

Miller 

New Hope 

St. John's 

Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights 

Simpson 

Staves 

Trinity 

Union Park 

Wesley-Bloomfield 

Windsor 

DeSoto D.M. 

DeWitt Musc. 

Dexter-Redfield Cres. 

Diagonal (UM-D-PCUSA Fed.)- 

Arispe-Shannon City Yoke Cres. 

Dickens (Webb) Spen. 

Dike Wloo. 

Doan (Titonka) Spen. 

Dolliver (Armstrong) Spen. 

Donnellson-Embury Musc. 

Doon Yoke (UM Congregational) 

(Inwood) Spen. 

Douds-Lebanon-Selma Ott. 

Dow City (Dunlap) S.C. 

Dows-Alexander-Dows Presby. M.C. 

(UM-PCUSA Yoke)

410 

Drakesville (Bloomfield) Ott. 

Dubuque: Dub. 

Faith 

Grandview 

Metro Parish: Center Grove-Rockdale- 

Sherrill 

St. Luke's 

Step Out in Faith-East Dubuque 

Dumont-Aredale-Bristow M.C. 

Duncombe (Stratford) F.D. 

Dunkerton-Mt. Hope Wloo. 

Dunlap-Dow City S.C. 

Dysart Wloo. 

E 

Eagle Grove F.D. 

Earlham-Worthington- Cres. 

Penn Center 

Earlville United Parish (UM-UCC) Dub. 

Early-Nemaha S.C. 

East Dubuque (Dubuque) Dub. 

East Janesville (Wat., Linden) Wloo. 

Easton Place (Des Moines) D.M. 

Eddyville (Beacon) Ott. 

Edgewood Dub. 

Elberon (Peace UM Parish) C.R. 

Eldon (Agency) Ott. 

Eldora Wloo. 

Eldridge Musc. 

Elgin-Illyria Community Dub. 

Elliott-Pilot Grove C.B. 

Ellis M.C. 

Ellston (Tingley) Cres. 

Ellsworth (Radcliffe) F.D. 

Elma M.C. 

Elwood (Delmar) Dub. 

Emmanuel (Granger) D.M. 

Emmanuel (Keokuk) Musc. 

Embury (Donnellson) Musc. 

Emerson (Nishna Valley C.B. 

Parish) 

Emmetsburg Spen. 

Epworth Dub. 

Epworth (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

Epworth (Des Moines) D.M. 

Epworth (Fort Dodge) F.D. 

Estherville Spen. 

Evansdale-Raymond Wloo. 

Everly-Spencer, Zion Spen. 

Excelsior (Arnold’s Park) Spen. 

F 


Fairbank-Oran Wloo. 

Fairfax (Clover Ridge) C.R. 

Fairfield Ott. 

Fairview (Perry) F.D. 

Faith (Gilmore City, Humboldt, F.D. 

Rutland) 

Faith (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Faith (Dubuque) Dub. 

Faith (Libertyville) Ott. 

Faith (Webster City) F.D. 

Faith United Parish: Ott. 

Cincinnati-Jerome-Unionville 

Farmers' Chapel (Indianola) D.M. 

Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke Ott. 

(UM-PCUSA) 

Farnhamville United (UM- F.D. 

UCC)-Somers 

Farragut-Summit C.B. 

Farrar (Mingo) D.M. 

Fayette Dub. 

Fenton-Good Hope-Burt Spen. 

Fifth Avenue (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

Finley Chapel (New Life Parish) Musc. 

First (Ames) F.D. 

First (Ankeny) D.M. 

First (Boone) F.D. 

First (Burlington) Musc. 

First (Cedar Falls) Wloo. 

First (Clarinda) C.B. 

First (Clinton, Living Faith Parish) Musc. 

First (Des Moines) D.M. 

First (Fort Dodge) F.D. 

First (Fort Madison) Musc. 

First (Indianola) D.M. 

First (Iowa City) C.R. 

First (LeMars) S.C. 

First (Marion) C.R. 

First (Mason City) M.C. 

First (Marshalltown) Wloo. 

First (Mount Pleasant) Musc. 

First (Newton) D.M. 

First (Ottumwa) Ott. 

First (Sioux City) S.C. 

First (Waterloo) Wloo. 

Floyd-West St. Charles M.C. 

Fontanelle-Highland Cres. 

Forest City-Crystal Lake M.C. 

Forest Mills (Waukon) Dub. 

Fort Des Moines (Des Moines) D.M. 

Fort Dodge: F.D. 

Epworth 

First 

Riverside 

Trinity


Fort Madison: Musc. 

First 

Santa Fe 

Fostoria (Arnold's Park) Spen. 

Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril- 

Mt. Sterling Ott. 

Franklin (Amish Circuit) C.R. 

Fredericksburg- M.C. 

Williamstown 

Frederika Wloo. 

Fremont-Cedar Ott. 

G 

Galva-Silver Creek S.C. 

Garner M.C. 

Garrison (Vinton) Wloo. 

Garwin-Garwin Disciples Wloo. 

Gatchel (Des Moines) D.M. 

Geneseo Wloo. 

Geneva (Ackley) M.C. 

Giard (Monona) Dub. 

Gifford Wloo. 

Gillette Grove (Webb) Spen. 

Gilman Wloo. 

Gilmore City (Faith) F.D. 

Gladbrook Wloo. 

Gladbrook Chapel- Wloo. 

Green Mountain Yoke (UM-UCC) 

Glenwood C.B. 

Glidden S.C. 

Goldfield (Renwick) M.C. 

Good Hope (Fenton) Spen. 

Goodell (Klemme) M.C. 

Gowrie F.D. 

Grace (Burlington) Musc. 

Grace (Des Moines) D.M. 

Grace (Mason City) M.C. 

Grace (Marshalltown) Wloo. 

Grace (Sioux City) S.C. 

Grace (Spencer) Spen. 

Graettinger Spen. 

Grand Junction F.D. 

Grand Mound (Calamus) Musc. 

Grand River (Kellerton) Cres. 

Grandview (Dubuque) Dub. 

Granger, Emmanuel D.M. 

Grant (Noble) C.B. 

Gray (Ross) C.B. 

Greeley Dub. 

Green Mountain Yoke 

(UM-UCC) (Gladbrook Chp.) Wloo. 

Green Plain (Milo) Cres. 

Greenbrier (Scranton) F.D. 

411 

Greene Yoke (UM-Br.) M.C. 

Greenfield Cres. 

Grimes D.M. 

Grinnell D.M. 

Griswold C.B. 

Grundy Center Wloo. 

Guernsey (New Covenant C.R. 

Parish) 

Guthrie Center-Bowman Chap. Cres. 

Guttenberg Dub. 

H 

Hamburg C.B. 

Hamilton (Bussey) Ott. 

Hampton M.C. 

Hancock (Silver Creek) C.B. 

Hansell-West Fork M.C. 

Harcourt (Dayton) F.D. 

Harlan-Monroe Chapel C.B. 

Harris-Lake Park Spen. 

Hartley Spen. 

Harvey-Tracy Ott. 

Hastings (Nishna Valley Parish) C.B. 

Havelock (Hope Parish) Spen. 

Hawarden-Ireton S.C. 

Hawkeye (Circle of Hope Parish) Dub. 

Hawthorne (Red Oak Circuit) C.B. 

Hazel Dell (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

Hazleton Dub. 

Hebron (Macksburg) Cres. 

Hedrick/Martinsburg Ott. 

Henderson (Macedonia) C.B. 

Heritage (Waverly) Wloo. 

High Point (Town & Country Cres. 

Parish) 

High Prairie (Muscatine) Musc. 

Highland (Fontanelle) Cres. 

Hill of Zion Yoke (Orient) Cres. 

Hillsdale (Silver City) C.B. 

Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne S.C. 

Holstein S.C. 

Homer (Stratford) F.D. 

Hope (Iowa City) C.R. 

Hope (Marshalltown) Wloo. 

Hope Parish: F.D. 

Bagley-Yale-Jamaica 

Linden-Prairie Center Dawson- 

Cooper 

Hope Parish (Pocahontas, Spen. 

Havelock, Plover) 

Hopeville-Lacelle (Pleasant Cres. 

Valley Christian Yoke) 

Hopkins Grove D.M.

412 

Hopkinton Yoke (UM-PCUSA) Dub. 

Hornick S.C. 

Hubbard F.D. 

Hudson Wloo. 

Humboldt (Faith) F.D. 

Humeston (United Trinity Par.) Cres. 

Huntington-Superior Spen. 

Huxley-Cambridge F.D. 

I 

Iconium Ott. 

Ida Grove S.C. 

Illyria Community (Elgin) Dub. 

Immanuel (Des Moines) D.M. 

Independence Dub. 

Indianola: 

Center Chapel-Farmers' Chapel D.M. 

First 

Inwood-Doon Yoke (UM-Cong.) Spen. 

Iowa City: C.R. 

First 

Hope 

Korean 

St. Mark's 

Iowa Falls M.C. 

Ira Community Church D.M. 

Ireton (Hawarden) S.C. 

Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman C.B. 

Island (Letts) Musc. 

Ivy, Centennial D.M. 

J 

Jamaica (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Janesville Wloo. 

Jefferson F.D. 

Jefferson Center (Menlo) Cres. 

Jerome (Faith United Parish) Ott. 

Jerusalem (Afton) Cres. 

Jesup Wloo. 

Jolley (Rockwell City) F.D. 

Jordan (Des Moines) D.M. 

Jordan Creek (West Des Moines) D.M. 

Jubilee (Waterloo) Wloo. 

K 

Kalona C.R. 

Kalona, Sharon Center C.R. 

Kamrar (Webster City) F.D. 

Kanawha M.C. 

Kellerton-Beaconsfield- Cres. 

Grand River 


Kellogg-Pleasant View D.M. 

Kenwood Park (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Keokuk: Musc. 

Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky 

Trinity 

Keosauqua-Center Chapel Ott. 

Keota United Church of Faith 

(UM-PCUSA)-Bethel Ott. 

Keswick-Thornburg-Webster Ott. 

Killduff-Reasnor D.M. 

Kimball Ave. (Waterloo) Wloo. 

Kingsley S.C. 

Kingston Musc. 

Kirkman (Irwin) C.B. 

Kirkville Ott. 

Klemme-Goodell M.C. 

Knoxville Ott. 

Korean (Ames) F.D. 

Korean (Bettendorf) Musc. 

Korean (Des Moines) D.M. 

Korean (Iowa City) C.R. 

Koszta (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

L 

Lacelle (Hopeville) Cres. 

Lacey Ott. 

Lacona Cres. 

Ladora (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

Lafayette, Salem C.R. 

Lake City Union (UM-PCUSA) F.D. 

Lake Mills S.C. 

Lake Park (Harris) Spen. 

Lakes S.C. 

Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City Cres. 

Lamont-Aurora Dub. 

Lanesboro (Lohrville) F.D. 

Langdon (Terril) Spen. 

Lansing-New Albin Dub. 

LaPorte City Wloo. 

Larrabee (Sutherland) Spen. 

Laurel Wloo. 

Laurens Spen. 

Lebanon (Douds) Ott. 

Lee Center (Morgan) M.C. 

Lehigh-Otho F.D. 

LeMars: S.C. 

Calvary-Seney 

First 

Lenox-Mercer Center Cres. 

Leon (Town & Country Parish) Cres. 

Leroy Yoke (United Trinity Par.) Cres. 

Lester Spen. 

Letts-Island Musc.


Lewis United (UCC-UM) C.B. 

Liberty Center (Milo) Cres. 

Libertyville-Batavia Ott. 

Lime Springs-Chester M.C. 

Lincoln Center (Noble) C.B. 

Linden (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Linden (Waterloo) Wloo. 

Lineville (Allerton) Cres. 

Linn Grove D.M. 

Lisbon C.R. 

Little Cedar (St. Ansgar) M.C. 

Little Sioux (Pisgah) C.B. 

Livermore (LuVerne) M.C. 

Living Faith U.M. Parish: Musc 

. 

Clinton, Lyons-Camanche- 

Low Moor-Clinton, Trinity 

Living Water (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Locust Grove (Riverton) C.B. 

Logan-Magnolia C.B. 

Lohrville-Lanesboro F.D. 

Long Creek (Danville) Musc. 

Lorimor (Macksburg) Cres. 

Loring (Collins) F.D. 

Lovilia-Avery Ott. 

Lovely Lane (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Low Moor (Living Faith U.M. Musc. 

Parish) 

LuVerne-Livermore M.C. 

Lyons (Living Faith Parish) Musc. 

M 

Macedonia-Henderson C.B. 

(Wheeler Grove UCC Yoke) 

Mackey F.D. 

Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor Cres. 

Magnolia (Logan) C.B. 

Malcom-Sheridan C.R. 

Mallard (West Bend) Spen. 

Malvern-Strahan C.B. 

Manchester Dub. 

Manilla United Church S.C. 

(UM-PCUSA) 

Manly-Bolan M.C. 

Manning S.C. 

Manson F.D. 

(Our Saviour UMC) 

Maple Grove C.B. 

Maple Grove (W. Des Moines) D.M. 

Mapleton-Ticonic S.C. 

Maquoketa Dub. 

Marathon Spen. 

Marble Rock (Rockford) M.C. 

413 

Marcus S.C. 

Marengo C.R. 

Marion C.R. 

Christ Community 

First 

Marion Street (Boone) F.D. 

Marne-Buck Creek C.B. 

Marshalltown: Wloo. 

Bethany 

First 

Grace 

Hope 

Morrow Memorial 

Martinsburg (Hedrick) Ott. 

Martelle C.R. 

Marquisville-Christ (Des Moines) D.M. 

Mason City: M.C. 

First 

Grace 

Wesley 

Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale Cres. 

Maxwell-Peoria F.D. 

Maynard (Circle of Hope Dub. 

Parish) 

McCausland-Park View Musc. 

McGregor Dub. 

McGuire Bend (United Breth.) F.D. 

(Stratford) 

McIntire (Riceville) M.C. 

Meadow Star (Pierson) S.C. 

Mechanicsville-Morley, First C.R. 

Mediapolis-Sperry Musc. 

Medora (New Virginia) Cres. 

Melbourne Wloo. 

Melcher/Dallas Ott. 

Melrose (Keokuk) Musc. 

Melvin (Sanborn) Spen. 

Menlo-Jefferson Center Cres. 

Mercer Center (Lenox) Cres. 

Merrill-Adaville S.C. 

Merrill, Melbourne (Hinton) S.C. 

Meservey-Thornton M.C. 

Metro Parish (Dubuque): Center 

Grove-Rockdale-Sherrill Dub. 

Middle Fork (Mt. Ayr) Cres. 

Miles-Preston-Sabula Dub. 

Milford Union (UM-UCC Fed.) Spen. 

Miller (Des Moines) D.M. 

Millersburg (Three Rivers Ott. 

Parish) 

Millerton (Corydon) Cres. 

Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Cres. 

Center 

Milton (Fox River Parish) Ott.

414 

Minburn D.M. 

Minerva Wloo. 

Mingo-Farrar D.M. 

Missouri Valley-Modale C.B. 

Mitchellville-Santiago D.M. 

Modale (Missouri Valley) C.B. 

Mondamin (Pisgah) C.B. 

Monona-Giard Dub. 

Monroe D.M. 

Monroe Chapel (Harlan) C.B. 

Montezuma Ott. 

Monticello Yoke (UM-UCC) Dub. 

Montrose Musc. 

Moravia Ott. 

Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center M.C. 

Morley, Faith (Wapsie Valley C.R. 

Parish) 

Morley, First (Mechanicsville) C.R. 

Morning Sun (Southeast Musc. 

Louisa County Parish) 

Morrow Memorial (Marshalltown) Wloo. 

Moscow Musc. 

Moulton Ott. 

Mount Auburn (Brandon) Wloo. 

Mount Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork Cres. 

Mount Hope (Carson) C.B. 

Mount Hope (Dunkerton) Wloo. 

Mount Pleasant, First Musc. 

Mount Sterling Ott. 

Mount Union-Wesley Chapel Musc. 

Mount Vernon C.R. 

Mount Vernon (Stuart) Cres. 

Mt. Zion (Blakesburg) Ott. 

Moville S.C. 

Murray Cres. 

Murphy (Circle of Hope Parish) Dub. 

Muscatine: Musc. 

Musserville-Spangler Chapel- 

Sweetland-High Prairie-Peace- 

St. Paul Hispanic 

New Hope 

Wesley 

Musserville (Muscatine) Musc. 

N 

Napier F.D. 

Nashua-Republic Wloo. 

Nemaha (Early) S.C. 

Nevada F.D. 

New Albin (Lansing) Dub. 

New Covenant Parish: Victor- C.R. 

Ladora-Guernsey-Ohio-Koszta 

New Creation (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 


New Hampton M.C. 

New Hartford Wloo. 

New Hope (Des Moines) D.M. 

New Hope (Muscatine) Musc. 

New Life Parish: Wayland- 

Cottonwood-Finley Chapel Musc. 

New London Musc. 

New Market C.B. 

New Sharon Ott. 

New Sweden Ott. 

New Virginia-Medora Cres. 

New Zion (Corydon) Cres. 

Newell-Varina Spen. 

Newton: D.M. 

First 

St. Luke 

Nichols-Cedar Valley- Musc. 

Conesville 

Nishna Valley Parish: C.B. 

Emerson-Wesley Chapel-Hastings 

Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center C.B. 

Nodaway (Villisca) C.B. 

Nora Springs (Shell Rock M.C. 

Valley) 

Northboro-Blanchard C.B. 

North English (Three Ott. 

Rivers Parish) 

North Liberty C.R. 

North Linn (Rowley) Wloo. 

Northboro-Blanchard C.B. 

Northwood M.C. 

Norwalk D.M. 

Norway (Peace UM Parish) C.R. 

Norwich (Coin) C.B. 

Norwood-Pleasant Prairie Cres. 

O 

Oakland C.B. 

Oakville (Southeast Louisa Musc. 

County Parish) 

Oakwood (Pleasant Hill) D.M. 

Ocheyedan (Sibley) Spen. 

Odebolt-Arthur S.C. 

Oelwein Dub. 

Ogden F.D. 

Ohio (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

Olin United (Wapsie Valley C.R. 

Parish) 

Olin, St. Paul’s (Wapsie Valley C.R. 

Parish) 

Olive Chapel (Attica) Ott. 

Onawa-Turin S.C. 

Oran (Fairbank) Wloo.


Orient-Hill of Zion Cres. 

Yoke (UM-Christian) 

Osage M.C. 

Osceola Cres. 

Oskaloosa, Central Ott. 

Otho (Lehigh) F.D. 

Oto (UCC) (Smithland) S.C. 

Ottumwa: Ott. 

First 

Riverview 

Wesley 

Willard Street 

Our Saviour UMC (Manson, F.D. 

Pomeroy) 

Owasa Wloo. 

Oxford C.R. 

Oxford Junction (Wapsie C.R. 

Valley Parish) 

P 

Pacific Junction (Silver City) C.B. 

Palo C.R. 

Panora F.D. 

Park View (McCausland) Wloo. 

Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley Wloo. 

Paton-Churdan F.D. 

Patterson (Winterset) Cres. 

Peace (Muscatine) Musc. 

Peace U.M. Parish: Van Horne C.R. 

Elberon-Blairstown-Norway 

Pella Ott. 

Penn Center (Earlham) Cres. 

Peoria (Maxwell) F.D. 

Perry-Rippey-Fairview F.D. 

Persia (Shelby) C.B. 

Peru (Truro) Cres. 

Peterson-Royal Spen. 

Pierson-Meadow Star S.C. 

Pilot Grove (Elliott) C.B. 

Pilot Mound (Boxholm) F.D. 

Pine Grove (Cumberland) Cres. 

Pisgah-Mondamin-Little C.B. 

Sioux 

Plainfield Wloo. 

Pleasant Hill (Amish Cir.) C.R. 

Pleasant Hill (Prairie City) D.M. 

Pleasant Hill, Oakwood D.M. 

Pleasant Prairie (Norwood) Cre. 

Pleasant Valley (Christian 

Yoke) (Hopeville) Cres. 

Pleasant Valley (Parkersburg) Wloo. 

Pleasant View (Kellogg) D.M. 

Pleasantville Ott. 

415 

Plover (Hope Parish) Spen. 

Plymouth (Shell Rock Valley) M.C. 

Pocahontas (Hope Parish) Spen. 

Polk City D.M. 

Pomeroy (Our Saviour UMC) F.D. 

Popejoy (Alden) F.D. 

Prairie Center (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Prairie Chapel (Alburnett) C.R. 

Prairie City-Pleasant Hill D.M. 

Prairie Springs (Cedar Falls) Wloo. 

Prairie View Ott. 

Preston (Miles) Dub. 

Primghar (UM-UCC Union) Spen. 

Promise City (Seymour) Cres. 

Pulaski-Troy Ott. 

Q 

Quad-Cities Korean (Bettendorf) Musc. 

Quimby-Washta S.C. 

R 

Radcliffe-Ellsworth F.D. 

Randalia (Circle of Hope Parish) Dub. 

Randolph (Tabor) C.B. 

Raymond (Evansdale) Wloo. 

Reasnor (Killduff) D.M. 

Redding (Mt. Ayr ) Cres. 

Redfield (Dexter) Cres. 

Red Oak Circuit: Climax- C.B. 

Hawthorne-Stratton 

Red Oak, First C.B. 

Reinbeck Wloo. 

Rembrandt (Sioux Rapids) Spen. 

Renwick-Goldfield M.C. 

Republic (Nashua) Wloo. 

Rhodes (State Center) Wloo. 

Riceville-McIntire M.C. 

Richland Ott. 

Rinard F.D. 

Rippey (Perry) F.D. 

Riverside C.R. 

Riverside (Fort Dodge) F.D. 

Riverside (Sioux City) S.C. 

Riverton-Locust Grove C.B. 

Riverview (Ottuwma) Ott. 

Rochester (South Bethel) C.R. 

Rock Branch (Anthon) S.C. 

Rock Falls (Shell Rock M.C. 

Valley) 

Rock Rapids Spen. 

Rock Valley Spen. 

Rockdale (Dubuque, United Dub.

416 


Rockford-Marble Rock M.C. 

Rockwell-Swaledale M.C. 

Rockwell City-Jolley F.D. 

Rodney (UCC) (Smithland) S.C. 

Rolfe, Shared Ministry of Spen. 

(UM-PC) 

Ross-Gray C.B. 

Rowan Yoke (UM-UCC) M.C. 

Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek Wloo. 

Royal (Peterson) Spen. 

Rudd (Shell Rock Valley) M.C. 

Rustin Ave. (Sioux City) S.C. 

Russell-Bethel Cres. 

Ruthven-Ayrshire Spen. 

Rutland (Faith) F.D. 

S 

Sabula (Miles) Dub. 

Sac City S.C. 

St. Ansgar-Little Cedar M.C. 

St. Charles (UM-D-Fed.) Cres. 

St. James (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

St. James (Sioux City) S.C. 

St. John’s (Davenport) Musc. 

St. John’s (Des Moines) D.M. 

St. Luke (Newton) D.M. 

St. Luke’s (Dubuque) Dub. 

St. Mark (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

St. Mark’s (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

St. Mark’s (Iowa City) C.R. 

St. Paul Hispanic (Muscatine) Musc. 

St. Paul’s (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

St. Paul’s (Olin) C.R. 

St. Paul’s (Waterloo) Wloo. 

St. Timothy’s (Cedar Falls) Wloo. 

Salem (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Salem (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

Salix (Sioux City) S.C. 

Sanborn-Melvin Spen. 

Sandusky (Keokuk, Melrose) Musc. 

Santa Fe (Fort Madison) Musc. 

Santiago (Mitchellville) D.M. 

Schaller S.C. 

Scranton-Greenbrier F.D. 

Selma (Douds) Ott. 

Seney (LeMars, Calvary) S.C. 

Sergeant Bluff S.C. 

Sewal (Corydon) Cres. 

Seymour-Promise City Cres. 

Shambaugh (Braddyville) C.B. 

Shannon City Yoke (Diagonal) Cres. 

Sharon (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 


Sharpsburg (Clearfield) Cres. 

Sheffield-Chapin M.C. 

Shelby-Persia C.B. 

Sheldahl (Slater) F.D. 

Sheldon Spen. 

Shell Rock Wloo. 

Shell Rock Valley: Nora Springs M.C. 

Rudd-Plymouth-Rock Falls 

Shenandoah C.B. 

Sheridan (Malcom) C.R. 

Sheridan Park (Des Moines) D.M. 

Sherrill (Dubuque, United Dub. 


Shueyville C.R. 

Sibley-Ocheyedan Spen. 

Sidney-Thurman C.B. 

Sigourney Ott. 

Silver City-Pacific Junction- C.B. 

Hillsdale 

Silver Creek (Galva) S.C. 

Silver Creek (Rowley) Wloo. 

Silver Creek-Hancock C.B. 

Simpson (Des Moines) D.M. 

Sioux City: S.C. 

Church of All Nations 

Crescent Park 

First 

Grace 

Riverside 

Rustin Avenue-Salix 

Singing Hills 

St. James 

Trimble 

Wesley 

Whitfield 

Sioux Rapids (UM-UCC Union)- Spen. 

Rembrandt 

Slater-Sheldahl F.D. 

Smithland-Rodney (UCC)- S.C. 

Oto (UCC ) 

Solon C.R. 

Somers (Farnhamville) F.D. 

South Bethel-Rochester C.R. 

South English Union (UM-D) Ott. 

(Three Rivers Parish) 

South Marion (Stratford) F.D. 

Southeast Louisa County Musc 

Parish: Wapello-Morning Sun- 

Oakville 

Spangler Chapel (Muscatine) Musc. 

Spencer, Grace Spen. 

Spencer, Zion (Everly) Spen. 

Sperry (Mediapolis) Musc. 

Spirit Lake Spen.


Spring Grove (Burlington) Musc. 

Spring Run (Winfield) Musc. 

Springdale C.R. 

Springville C.R. 

Stanhope Parish (UM-D) F.D. 

Stanwood Union (Clarence) C.R. 

State Center-Rhodes Wloo. 

Staves (Des Moines) D.M. 

Stewart Memorial (Vinton) Wloo. 

Stockport (Birmingham) Ott. 

Storm Lake Spen. 

Story City F.D. 

Strahan (Malvern) C.B. 

Stratford-South Marion- F.D. 

Homer-Duncombe-McGuire 

Bend (United Brethren) 

Stratton (Red Oak Circuit) C.B. 

Strawberry Point Dub. 

Stuart-Mt. Vernon Cres. 

Summit (Farragut) C.B. 

Sumner Wloo. 

Superior (Huntington) Spen. 

Sutherland-Larabee Spen. 

Swaledale (Rockwell) M.C. 

Swea City Spen. 

Sweetland (Muscatine) Musc. 

T 

Tabor-Randolph C.B. 

Tama, Living Faith Wloo. 

(Tama, Montour) 

Tennant C.B. 

Terrill-Langdon Spen. 

Thompson M.C. 

Thornburg (Keswick) Ott. 

Thornton (Meservey) M.C. 

Three Rivers Parish: North Ott. 

English-Millersburg- 

South English Union (UM-D) 

Thurman (Sidney) C.B. 

Ticonic (Mapleton) S.C. 

Tiffin C.R. 

Tingley-Wishard Chapel- Cres. 

Ellston 

Tipton C.R. 

Titonka-Doan Spen. 

Toledo, Christ Wloo. 

Town & Country Parish: Leon- Cres. 

High Point-Van Wert-Weldon 

Tracy (Harvey) Ott. 

Traer Wloo. 

Trenton Musc. 

Trimble (Sioux City) S.C. 

417 

Trinity (Cedar Rapids) C.R. 

Trinity (Council Bluffs) C.B. 

Trinity (Clinton) Musc. 

Trinity (Des Moines) D.M. 

Trinity (Fort Dodge) F.D. 

Trinity (Keokuk) Musc. 

Trinity (Waverly) Wloo. 

Troy (Pulaski) Ott. 

Truro-Peru Cres. 

Turin (Onawa) S.C. 

U 

Union (Circle of Hope Dub. 

Parish) 

Union Park (Des Moines) D.M. 

Unionville (Faith United Ott. 

Parish) 

United Trinity Parish: Humeston- Cres. 

Leroy Yoke (UM-D-PC) 

Urbana (Center Point) C.R. 

Urbandale D.M. 

Aldersgate 

Walnut Hills 

Ute (Charter Oak) S.C. 

V 

Valley (West Des Moines) D.M. 

Van Horne (Peace UM Parish) C.R. 

Van Meter-Booneville D.M. 

Van Wert (Town & Country Cres. 

Parish) 

Varina (Newell) Spen. 

Ventura M.C. 

Victor (New Covenant Par.) C.R. 

Villisca-Nodaway C.B. 

Vincent (Woolstock) F.D. 

Vinton, Stewart Memorial- Wloo. 

Garrison 

Vinton, Wesley Wloo. 

Viola C.R. 

Volga (Arlington) Dub. 

W 

Walcott Musc. 

Walford (Clover Ridge) C.R. 

Walker Wloo. 

Wall Lake (Lake View) S.C. 

Walnut Hills (Urbandale) D.M. 

Wapello (Southeast Louisa Musc. 

County Parish) 

Wapsie Valley Parish: Olin- C.R.

418 

Olin, St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith- 

Oxford Junction 

Washington Musc. 

Washington Chapel (Cedar Falls) Wloo. 

Washta (Quimby) S.C. 

Waterloo: Wloo. 

Calvary 

First 

Jubilee 

Kimball Avenue 

Linden 

St. Paul’s 

Waukee D.M. 

Waukon-Forest Mills Dub. 

Waverly, Heritage Wloo. 

Waverly, Trinity Wloo. 

Wayland (New Life Parish) Musc. 

Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens Spen. 

Webster (Keswick) Ott. 

Webster City, Asbury F.D. 

Webster City, Faith-Kamrar F.D. 

Weldon (Town & Country Cres. 

Parish) 

Wellman C.R. 

Wesley (Corwith) M.C. 

Wesley (Des Moines) D.M. 

Wesley (Mason City) M.C. 

Wesley (Muscatine) Musc. 

Wesley (Ottumwa) Ott. 

Wesley (Sioux City) S.C. 

Wesley (Vinton) Wloo. 

Wesley Chapel (Mt. Union) Musc. 

Wesley Chapel (Nishna C.B. 

Valley Parish) 

West Bend-Mallard Spen. 

West Branch C.R. 

West Burlington Musc. 

West Chester Musc. 

West Davenport Alliance: Musc. 

Faith-Grace 

West Des Moines: D.M. 

Jordan Creek 

Maple Grove 

Valley 

West Des Moines 

West Fork (Hansell) M.C. 

West Grove Ott. 

West Hill (Burlington) Musc. 

West Liberty Musc. 

West St. Charles (Floyd) M.C. 

West Union Dub. 

Westgate (see Murphy) Dub. 

What Cheer-Delta Ott. 

Whitfield (Sioux City) S.C. 


Wichita (Bayard) S.C. 

Willard Street (Ottumwa) Ott. 

Williams (Alden) M.C. 

Williamsburg C.R. 

Williamstown (Fredericksburg) M.C. 

Wilton Musc. 

Windsor (Des Moines) D.M. 

Winfield-Spring Run Musc. 

Winterset-Patterson Cres. 

Winthrop Church of Christ Dub. 

United (UM-UCC) 

Wiota (Anita) C.B. 

Wishard Chapel (Tingley) Cres. 

Woodbine C.B. 

Woodburn Cres. 

Woodward D.M. 

Woolstock-Vincent F.D. 

Worthington (Earlham) Cres. 

Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth Dub. 

Yale (Hope Parish) F.D. 

Y 

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. If a listing has the (mail) designation, use that address for 

mailing. 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 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 

LS Lay Speaker 

A 

ABEL, Lois (PLP) 215 1st St NW PO Box 339 641-562-2251 

(Buffalo Center) 114 3rd Ave NW 641-562-2192 

Buffalo Center 50424 

ABRAHAM, John T. (PLP) (Diane) 1595 N. County Rd. 900 217-847-2959 

(Keokuk, Melrose-Sandusky) Hamilton, IL 62341-3056 

ACHTERHOF, Douglas R. (FE) (Karen) 601 8th Ave PO Box 540 319-646-2417 

419

420 


(Wellman) 1116 9th Ave PO Box 196 319-646-2241 

Wellman 52356 

ACKERMAN, John H. (RAM) (Marlys) 1013 Columbia St. 319-236-3542 

Waterloo 50703 

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) 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. 641-872-1569 

(Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion 2741 165 th St. 641-873-6373 

Assoc.) Corydon 50060 

ALLEN, Nancy L. (FE) (Arthur) 3600 75th St. 515-278-0466 

(Urbandale, Aldersgate) 4524 75th St. 515-276-1824 


ALLSUP, Mary (TPS) 5995 Main St. 712-563-2081 

(Ross-Gray) 5987 Main St. 712-563-4597 

Audubon 50025-7462 

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 (FLP) (Terra) 316 Main St. PO Box 157 712-375-5520 

(Pierson-Meadow Star) Pierson 51048-0157 

516 4 th Ave. 712-874-3247 

Hornick 51026 

AMUNDSON, TERRA (TPS) (Jay) 411 5 th St. PO Box 55 712-874-3249 

(Hornick) 516 4 th Ave. 712-874-3247 

Hornick 51026-0055 

ANDERSON, Douglas J. (FE) (Gayle) 119 S. Georgia Ave. 641-423-4905 

(M.C., First) 64 Circle Terrace 641-424-5022 

Mason City 50401 

ANDERSON, Duane L. (FE) (Gloria) PO Box 127 641-427-5425 

(Hope Parish) Dawson 50066-0127 641-428-8345 

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-Center Chapel) Keosauqua 52565

ROLLS 

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 

Alta 51002 

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 

ASHTON, Daniel J. (PE) No address available 

(Apptd. Yellowstone Conference) 

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 

AVISE-ROUSE, Jerry (FE) (Kathleen) 300 Spruce St. PO Box 93 641-942-7739 

(Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Cen.) 308 Spruce St. 641-942-7759 

Milo 50166 

AYERS, Byron W. (RM) (Betty) 2701 E. Allred #201 480-844-1954 

Mesa, AZ 85204-1609 

AYERS, Joan K. (FE) 2505 Lynner Dr. 515-247-3238 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50310-5832 515-255-6160 

B 

BABCOCK, Harlan F. (RM) (Betty) 40821 County Road 225 

Big Fork, MN 56628-4614 

BAGBY, Stephen (FE) (Elizabeth) 1733 S. Attica Rd. 641-943-2330 

(Attica-Olive Ch.-Zion) Knoxville 50138-8975 641-943-2324 

BAHDE, Michael W. (FE) (Barbara) 119 E. Main St. PO Box 601 641-755-2655 

(Panora) 202 W. Jackson St. 641-755-2185 

Panora 50216 

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) Olsen Student Center Box 548 712-274-5402 

(Gary Demmel) 3609 Peters, 51106-1756 

(Superintendent, Sioux City District) 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 

421

422 


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. (FD) (Anita) 202 Fuelner St. PO Box 67 319-933-4346 

(Extension ministries) Strawberry Point 52076-0067 

BARBER, Romaine H. (RM) (Arlene) 4110 Shawnee Ave 515-252-7403 

Des Moines 50310-2860 

BARDOLE, Donald N. (RM) (Alice) 2010 Lillie Ave 319-324-8818 

Davenport 52804-2039 

BARKER, David F. (RM) 601 Village Dr. Apt. 248 507-537-2398 

Marshall, MN 56258-2559 

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. 641-732-5110 

Osage 50461-1729 

BARRICK, Robert W. (FE) (Susan) 309 E. Jefferson St. 515-462-2912 

(Winterset-Patterson) 101 S. 4 th St. 515-462-4000 

Winterset 50273 

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 E. James St. PO Box 130 319-284-6213 

(Walcott) 138 E. James St. PO Box 138 319-284-6724 

Walcott 52773 

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) 322 N. Mulberry St. 

(Ecumenical appointment) Maryville, MO 64468-1548 

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 (PLP) 124 2nd Ave. PO Box 153 712-678-3615 

(Charter Oak-Ute) Charter Oak 51439-0153 712-678-3872 

BAUMAN, Leroy E. (RM) 4831 71 st St. 

Urbandale 50322-1893 

BEANBLOSSOM, Ronald E. (FE) (Ellen) Chaplain Office 419-772-2199 

(Extension ministries) Ohio Northern Univ. 

4663 State Route 235 

Ada, OH 45810-9509 

850 Heritage Dr.

ROLLS 

Lima, OH 45804-3352 

BEARD, Robert (FE) (Sandy) 203 S. Third Ave. 712-826-3132 

(Villisca-Nodaway) 113 N. Third Ave. 712-826-3142 

Villisca 50864 

BECK, Constance A. (SLP) (Marvin Siems) 502 Monroe St. PO Box 149 712-774-5818 

(Cumberland-Pine Grove) Cumberland 50843-0149 

BECK, Walter F. (RM) 3016 School St. 515-255-2306 


BEEBOUT, John L. (RM) (Ruth) 710 W Larson St. 641-842-4825 

Knoxville 50138-1339 

BEGG, Wendell R. (RM) (Constance) 12281 Avenida Consentido 619-451-3655 

San Diego, CA 92128-3282 

BELL, Beverlee A. (FE) 401 Story PO Box 684 515-685-3241 

(Slater-Sheldahl) 604 2nd Ave. PO Box 684 515-685-4410 

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, Michael G. (FD) 214 E. Jefferson St. 319-351-5484 

(Iowa City, First, Assoc.) Iowa City 52245-2135 

BELL, Robert M. (FE) (Margaret) 206 W. 2nd St. 319-653-5446 

(Washington) 2190 285th St. 319-653-6933 

Washington 52353 

BENNETT, Martha R. (FE) 1130 11 th St. PO Box 370 712-469-3510 

(Our Saviour UMC) 1228 11 th St. PO Box 370 712-469-2556 

Manson 50563-0370 

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) 734 E. Essex St. 209-948-6842 

Stockton, CA 95204 

BERLIN, Manzel O. (FE) 2 nd & 3 rd Ave. PO Box 108 641-385-2444 

(Collins-Loring) 121 4 th St. PO Box 108 641-385-2485 

Collins 50055 

BERNARD, Walter J., Jr. (AM-LFT) 203 Summit PO Box 217 712-544-2371 

(Shelby-Persia) (Verlee) Shelby 51570 

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) 1306 W. Detroit 

(School) Indianola 50125 

BEVEL, Henry J. (RM) (Ann) 1610 8th St 515-280-7352 


BIATEK, Thomas G. (FE-LFT) (Jill) 840 Highway 7 

423

424 


(Apptd. to Minnesota) Excelsior, MN 55331 

BIBB, Linda Hansen (FE) (Stephen) 225 1 st Ave. S.W. 319-362-6178 

(Cedar Rapids, Salem) Cedar Rapids 52405-3965 319-393-1236 

BIBB, Stephen J. (FE) (Linda) 350 27 th Ave. S.W. 319-364-3188 

(Cedar Rapids, Asbury) Cedar Rapids 52404-4012 319-393-1236 

BIESEMEYER, Roy A. (RM) 1601 Fort Ave. Apt.224 417-869-1723 

Springfield, MO 65807-8404 

BIKLEN, W. Michael (FE) (Marcia) 1401 Maurer PO Box 57 (Ofc.) 319-732-2084 

(Wilton) 1301 Maurer (Study)319-732-2484 

Wilton 52778 319-732-2036 

FAX 917-463-7893 

BIRCHMIER, Charles L. (RM) 3540 McGowan Blvd. 319-377-9848 

(Charlene) Marion 52302 

BIRD, Gary L. (FE) (Madolyn) 6222 University Ave. 515-279-3629 

(Des Moines, Windsor) 1227 Cummins Pkwy. 515-279-4551 


BIRD, Hugh S. (RM) (Shirley) 3613 E. 38th St. 515-262-6316 


BIRTCHER, Beverly (FE) 1001 Oregon St. 319-263-1661 

(Muscatine) 2407 57 th St. 319-263-2718 

Muscatine 52761 

BISHOP, Andrea K. (PM) See: Fousa, Abena Safiyah 

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) c/o Carl Chinnery 

200 SE Douglas St Suite 200 

Lee's Summit, MO 64063-2339 

BITTNER, Carolyn L.R. (PM-LFT) PO Box 199 319-435-2202 

(Coggon United Parish) Coggon 52218-0199 

BLACKBURN, Leila (FLP) (Jeff Leden) 507 School PO Box 156 515-389-3181 

(Paton-Churdan) Churdan 50050-0156 515-389-3173 

BLANK, Rose M. (FE) (Jeffrey) 516 2 nd Ave. PO Box 799 319-472-2581 

(Vinton, Wesley) 420 W. 15 th St. 319-472-2174 

Vinton 52349 

BLIX, Ronald G. (FE) (Marilyn) 2305 E. 12 th St. 515-262-2875 

(D.M., Union Park) 2300 E. 13 th St. 515-266-7413 


BOATMAN, John (PE) 201 E. High St. 641-484-3564 

(Toledo, Christ) 106 E. Elm St. 641-484-2965 

Toledo 52342 

BOATMAN, Richard H. (FE) 505 Spruce St. 319-345-2310 

(Reinbeck) 904 West St. 319-345-2643 

Reinbeck 50669 

BOGUE, Donald A. (FE) (Susan) 602 Tilford St. 319-476-2150 

(Dysart) 506 Tilford St. 319-476-4175 

Dysart 52224 

BONATH, Harold D. (RM) (Ruth) 100 Country Lane 830-931-2998 

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

ROLLS 

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 

BRACHT-WAGNER, David H., Jr. (PM) PO Box 158 712-583-3334 

(Coin-Norwich) (Melisa) Coin 51636-0158 712-583-3553 

BRACHT-WAGNER, Melisa (SLP) (David) PO Box 158 712-583-3553 

(Braddyville-Shambaugh) Coin 51636-0158 

BRADFORD, Jackie L. (SLP) PO Box 96 712-767-2427 

(Elliott-Pilot Grove) Elliott 51532-0096 712-767-2485 

BRADSHAW, Marjorie M. (FE) PO Box 556 641-756-2360 

(Rockford-Marble Rock) PO Box 165 641-756-2211 

Rockford 50468 

BRADY, Edward “Ed” (FLP) 2501 Jackson St. 319-583-4894 

(Dubuque, Faith) 103 E. 25 th St. 319-583-2794 

Dubuque 52001 

BRENT, Arthur E. (RM) (Doris) 2081 Hwy 34 319-385-7387 

Mt. Pleasant 52641 

BRIGGS, Elizabeth (PLP) (Don) 3032 Louisa Henry Ave. 319-257-3178 

(Kingston) Winfield 52659-9381 

BRIGHTON, George W. (RM) (Norma) 518 N Fulton St 712-272-3710 

Newell 50568-5064 

BROCKMEYER, Lloyd E. (RM) (Mary) 706 Crystal Dr. N.E. 319-363-6379 


BROCKMEYER, Myron W. (RM) (Delpha) 3454 Kingswood PL 319-236-3636 


BROKKEN, Dianne (TPS) (Leo) 2998 239 th St. 319-696-3450 

(New Sweden/Ottumwa, Riverview) Fairfield 52556-8521 

BROUDHECKER, Karen Sue (Dorgan) 19983 Lexington 

(Disability leave) (James) Redford, MI 48240-1146 

BROWN, Carroll D. (RM) (Arlene) 1945 Daleview Dr. 319-447-4770 

Marion 52302-5109 

BROWN, Frederick E. (RAM) (Margaret) 409 Goudy Rd. (April) 319-482-7251 

Mt. Vernon 52314 

3401 Pecan Blvd Trlr 139 (Oct.) 210-631-6092 

McAllen, TX 78501-6658 

BROWN, Helen L. (RLP) 49 X St. 816-578-5613 

Lake Lotawana, MO 64086-9763 

BROWN, Jerry D. (RM) (Alyce) 9845 Meadow Lane 

Houghton, NY 14744 

BROWN, Marjorie L. “Missy” (PE) 421 Washington St. PO Box 571 319-754-8421 

(Burlington, First, Assoc.) 1810 Dill St. 319-754-7594 

Burlington 52601 

BROWN, Marlene (AM) 308 Evans St. PO Box 188 712-486-2266 

(Macedonia-Henderson) Macedonia 51549 712-486-2245 

BROWN, Preston C. (RM) (Billie) 2702 Northbrook Dr. 605-721-9344 

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 460 641-623-5410 

425

426 


(Montezuma) 204 S. 4th St. PO Box 118 641-623-3293 

Montezuma 50171 

BRYANT, Herbert L. (RM) (Thelma) 1605 C Avenue 319-472-4937 

Vinton 52349 

BRYSON, FRED W. (TPS) 1109 6 th St. 641-322-3651 

(Brooks-Carbon-Carl) Corning 50841-9374 

BUCHANAN, Marilyn R. (FE-LFT) 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) effec. 10/1/00 Harris Memorial College 011-632-658-2797 

(Extension ministries) PO Box 1174 

Manila, Philippines 

BURHAM, Everett K. (RM) (Ione) 1022 S. B Ave. Apt. 3-A 319-653-5066 

Washington 52353-1050 

BURKET, Don W. (FE) (Patricia) 501 2 nd St. PO Box 307 515-387-8594 

(Maxwell-Peoria) 623 6 th St. 515-387-1332 

Maxwell 50161 

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. (FE) 604 W. Allen St. 319-234-5307 

(Waterloo, Jubilee) 715 Lorraine Ave. 319-236-1947 


BURNETT, Janice R. (FE) 309 E. 11th St. 641-484-2204 

(Tama Living Faith) 1201 Oswego St. 641-484-4685 

Tama 52339 

BURNETT, Russ L. (FE) 895 Court Ave. 319-642-3146 

(Marengo) 1215 Howard Ave. 319-642-3163 

Marengo 52301 

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 (PLP) 301 Butler Ave. 319-232-8148 

(Waterloo, Linden-East Janesville) Waterloo 50703-5121 319-352-0896 

BURROW, Paul I. (TPS) (Cynthia) 2212 Lynndale Rd. 641-673-4332 

(Kirkville) Oskaloosa 52577 

BUTLER, Elliott A., III (FLP) 103 Main St. PO Box 27 712-838-4899 

(Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens) 301 Church St. 712-838-7705 

Webb 51366 

BUTLER, Linda M. (FE) (James Davis) PO Box 2760 712-276-7889 

(Sioux City, Singing Hills) Sioux City 51106 

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 

C 

CALDWELL, Alva R. (FE) (Bonnie) Garrett-Evan. Theo. Sem. 312-866-3911

ROLLS 

(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 52 

Lohrville 51453-0052 

CALDWELL, John M. (FE) (Carol) 222 12 th St. 319-659-5624 

(DeWitt) 1103 3 rd St. 319-659-3519 

DeWitt 52742 

CALHOUN, Leslie H. (AM) (Sheryl) 201 S. Ford St. 319-462-3951 

(Anamosa) 1015 Maquoketa St. 319-462-3450 

Anamosa 52205 

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. 507-252-1381 

Rochester, MN 55901 

CAMARIN, Pacifico (RM) (Priscilla) 84 Mayfair Dr. 501-855-7292 

CAMARIN, Priscilla (RAM) (Pacifico) Bella Vista, AR 72715-5390 

CAMPBELL, Donald L. (RM) (Dora) PO Box 144 641-587-3067 

CAMPBELL, Dora D. (RM) (Donald) Klemme 50449-0144 

CAMPBELL, James A. (FE) (Margaret) 725 W. 9 th Ave., 79501-3412 

(Apptd. Alaska Missionary) 5410 Trena St. 

Anchorage, AK 99507-1624 

CAMPBELL, Mike (ODM) 403 Woolston St. 515-474-2468 

(Gladbrook Chapel-Green Mtn. Yoke) Green Mountain 50632-8506 

513 4 th St. 

Traer 50675 

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) 943 Skyline Dr. Ofc. 650-992-4000 

(Apptd. 335.1d) Daly City, CA 94014 

CAQUELIN, Gerald (TPS) (Darlene) 20542 Highway D25 641-648-2078 

(Ellis) Iowa Falls 50126-8578 

1017 Water St. 515-832-3337 

Webster City 50595-2032 

CAREY, Michael G. (FLP) PO Box 270 641-985-2066 

(Riceville-McIntire) Riceville 50466 

CARLSON, Betty K. (FE) (David) 5543 Shamrock Lane 608 278-1215 

(Extension ministries) Madison, WI 53711-5538 

CARLSON, Lanny R. (FE) (Connie) 304 S. State PO Box 149 712-853-6549 

(Terril-Langdon) Terril 51364-0149 712-853-6395 

CARLTON, Janice (PLP) 39036 Aspen Rd. PO Box 175 712-486-2504 

(Red Oak Circuit) Macedonia 51549-0175 

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 


CARVER, Donald L. (RM) (Susan) 1628 E. Mitchell Ave. 319-232-3569 

Waterloo 50702-2539 

427

428 


CARVER, Rebecca S. C. (FE-LFT) (Phil) 2274 Holiday Rd. 319-339-9869 

(Coralville, Assoc.) Coralville 52241-2743 

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. #36 319-377-9690 


CASS, Edward J. (RM) (Marjorie) 405 E Water St. PO Box 527 319-425-4555 

Fayette 52142-0527 

CATES, Sharon E. (FD) 4240 Hickory Ln #100 712-276-1073 

(Extension ministries) Sioux City 51106 

CEYNAR, Marvin E. (RM) (Barbara) 5740 Boone Pl N 

New Hope, MN 55428-3101 

CHAMBERS, Melinda L. (ODM) 201 N Ellis St. PO Box 208 641-636-3825 

(Keota U. Church of Faith-Bethel) 101 E. Keokuk 641-636-3788 

Keota 52248 

CHANG, Peter (FE) (Hie Kyung) 6147 Highway 69 515-233-1063 

(Ames, Korean) Ames 50010-9706 515-232-4886 

CHEONG, Seongbae (FE) (Youngsun) 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) No address available 

(Apptd. California-Nevada) 

CHRISTOPHER, Dianne B. (FD-FLP-INT) 601 Milwaukee PO Box 125 641-228-5368 

(Charles City) 709 2 nd Ave. 641-228-5575 

Charles City 50616 

CHURCH, Dale W. (RM) (Alice) 33 Eastview Dr. 712-274-7310 


CHURCHMAN, L. Duane (RM) (Darlene) 317 W. Jefferson 641-342-3634 

Osceola 50213 

CLAPPER, Gregory S. (FE) (Jody) 1400 E. Hanna Ave. 317-788-3213 

(Extension ministries) Indianapolis, IN 46277 

243 Hawthorne Ln 

Greenwood, IN 46142-9434 

CLARK, David J. (FE) (Dayna Kinkade) 1621 N Main St. (Ch. Offc.) 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 

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 

CLAWSON, Kenneth I. (RM) Diablo Lodge 510-856-1610 

950 Diablo Rd. Apt 274 

Danville, CA 94526-1957 

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

ROLLS 

(Council Bluffs, Fifth Ave.) 1616 5th Ave. 712-328-0733 

Council Bluffs 51501 

CLINTON, Philip L. (FE) (Debbie) c/o Anglo American School of Moscow 

(Extension ministries) American Embassy - Box M 

00140 Helsinki, Finland 

COCKE, A. Robert, Jr. (RAM) (Dorothy) Gateway Terrace 

1942 NE 6th Ct Apt I200 

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304-3854 

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) 4470 Highway 95 Ste. 10 

(Leave of absence) Fort Mohave, AZ 86426-9101 

COLLOGAN, Doresa K. (FE) Lincoln & Hwy 96 PO Box 218 641-473-2025 

(Gladbrook) 410 Garfield St. PO Box 218 641-473-2088 

Gladbrook 50635-0218 

COLORADO, Bernabe M. (FE) (Linda) 2032 S. Cypress St. 712-276-2667 

(S.C., St. James) 5101 Sunnybrook Dr. 712-276-6971 


COLORADO, Moody M. (OCPM) PO Box 39 712-385-8352 

(Farragut-Summit) Farragut 51639-0039 

CONNOR, Robert L. (AM) (Patti) 706 Locust PO Box 308 641-857-3753 

(Dumont-Aredale-Bristow) Dumont 50625 641-857-3752 

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 515-247-3238 

(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) 337 S.W. 2 nd St. PO Box 759 515-275-4015 

(Ogden) 249 S.W. 2 nd St. PO Box 759 515-275-2392 

Ogden 50212-0759 

COON, Dennis R. (FE) (Patty) 1548 8 th St. 515-288-4056 

(Des Moines, Trinity) 1444 8 th St. 515-288-2506 


COOPER, Robert F. (FE) (Fran) 715 Jefferson St. PO Box 267 515-833-2946 

(Dexter-Redfield) 714 2 nd St. PO Box 267 515-833-2304 

Redfield 50233-0267 

CORLEY, Erik E. (PM) (Jennifer) 301 N. 5th St. 641-898-2335 

(Seymour-Promise City) 302 N. 5th St. (mail) 641-898-2916 

Seymour 52590-1109 

CORLEY, Jennifer C. (PM) (Erik) 302 N. 5th St. 641-658-2404 

(Faith United Parish) Seymour 52590-1109 641-898-2916 

CORNISH, John D. (RM) (Sandra) 103 Mangeo Cove 

Leesburg, FL 34748-8608 

COTTEN, William L. (RM) (Carol) 5309 Hwy 75 N. #91 712-239-2274 


COTTON, William D. (RM) (Lillian) 1804 74 th St. 515-254-0874 

429

430 


COWELL, Charles E., Jr. (RM) (Irene) 


4105 Fleetwood Dr. 

Bartlesville, OK 74006-8310 

918-335-2171 

COWHERD, Holman (RM) (Helen) 106 Twin Creeks Dr. 

Campbellsville, KY 42718-9544 

502-465-2447 

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) 3330 Franklin Ave. 515-282-5726 

(Charles) (Extension ministries) Des Moines 50310 515-255-6230 

CRESSMAN, Fred (FE) (Cynthia) 703 Arden PO Box 206 515-432-4660 

(Boone, First Assoc.) 204 W. 8 th 

Boone 50036 

515-432-7966 

CRIPPS, Floyd E. (RM) (Olga) Indian Hills Rehab. Center 

1800 Indian Hills Dr. 


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 38 641-524-4561 

(Menlo-Jefferson Center) Menlo 50164-0038 641-524-4970 

CROW, David W. (FE) (Beth) 708 15 th St. PO Box 213 319-444-2410 

(Belle Plaine) 1508 Sunset Dr. 

Belle Plaine 52208 

319-444-2408 

CRUM, Robert A. (RM) 615 5th St 

Weatherford, OK 73096-2817 

580-774-0448 

CRUMMER, Kim A. (FE) 400 3 rd Ave. S.W. 319-362-5259 

(C.R., Trinity) 2312 27 th St. S.W. 


319-396-3946 

CUE, Douglas C. (FE) (Jodie) 2804 520 th St. S.W. 319-683-2564 

(Kalona, Sharon Center) 2824 520 th St. S.W. 

Kalona 52247-9211 

319-683-2670 

CULBERTSON, Robert D. (FE) (Julia) 1006 Grand Ave. 515-282-0208 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50309-2810 

4116 11 th PL 


515-284-5282 

CUMINGS, Robert M. (FE) (Rosamond) 503 E South St PO Box Q 641-454-2427 

(Manly-Bolan) 33 Circle Ter 

Manly 50456 

641-454-2143 

CUNNINGHAM, S. Willard (RM) 1720 Lynx Ave. Apt. 202 515-832-2696 

(Mildred) Webster City 50595 

CURL, Charles E. (FE) 2203 S. 3 rd Ave. 641-752-5104 

(Marshalltown, Hope) 1403 S. 3 rd Ave. 

Marshalltown 50158 

641-753-7427 

CUSTER, Chester E. (RM) (Elizabeth) 773 Eckrich PL 

Webster Grove, MO 63119-4972 

314-963-7303 

CUTLER, Jamie (PE) (Leslie) 2950 Brunskill Rd. 319-582-8157 

(Extension ministries/Dub., Metro 

Parish/Metro Outreach Ministry) 

Dubuque 52003-5221 

D

ROLLS 

DADISMAN, Jeffrey M. (FE) (Susan) 13622 Washington Cir. 402-895-3394 

(Appointed Nebraska Conference) Omaha, NE 68137-4150 402-894-1309 

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) 612 S. Mississippi Ave. 641-423-7530 

(Family Leave) Mason City 50401 

DAHLIN, Jeffrey A. (FE) (Jani) 119 S. Georgia Ave. 641-423-4905 

(Mason City, First Assoc.) 612 S. Mississippi Ave. 641-423-7530 


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) 909 Vernon St. 319-382-4693 

Decorah 52101 

DANFORTH, Kathleen R. (FE) 2815 Ave. L 319-372-5143 

(Fort Madison, Santa Fe) 2811 Ave. L 319-372-1257 

Fort Madison 52627 

DANIEL, Christopher J. (RM) (Hepzibah) 1915 S. 5 th Ave. 641-753-0534 

(Marshalltown, Bethany) Marshalltown 50158-5204 

DANIEL, Jennifer W. (FE) (Paul) 209 Koeper Dr. 641-752-3668 

(Marshalltown, First, assoc.) Marshalltown 50158 641-752-0931 

DANIEL, Paul I.D. (PD) (Jennifer) 209 Koeper Dr. 641-752-3668 

(Marshalltown, First) Marshalltown 50158 641-752-0931 

DANIEL, Wesley S.K. (FE) PO Box 340003 615-340-7049 

(Extension ministries) Nashville, TN 37203-0003 

DARLINGTON, John W. (RM) (Caroline) 616 Broad St. Apt. P23 641-236-9052 

Grinnell 50112-2267 

DARTER, Sarah L. (FE) 4545 Washington St. Apt. 215 816-932-2180 

(Apptd. to school) Kansas City, MO 64111-3374 816-932-2332 

DASS, Emmanuel R. (FE) (Tessie) 506 8 th St. 712-324-4894 

(Sheldon) 505 8 th St. 712-324-4391 

Sheldon 51201 

DAVIDSON, James A. (RAM) (Marjorie) 150 Sunken Forest Dr. 417-546-4256 

Apt. 10-244 

Forsyth, MO 65653-8175 

DAVIS, Bob D. (FE) 4700 S.W. 14th St., 50314 515-285-3983 

(D.M., St. John’s) 2430 E. Leech Ave. 515-246-1549 


DAVIS, Chester L. (RM) (Helen) 21318 Ridgeview 

Garfield, AR 72732-9777 

DAVIS, James R. (SLP) PO Box 206 319-488-3402 

(Wyoming-Baldwin/Monmouth) Wyoming 52362-0206 319-488-3395 

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 641-236-3757 

(Grinnell) 110 14th Ave. 641-236-4990 

Grinnell 50112 

DAWES, Gilbert H. (FE) (Inez) 2443 Quail Ridge 515-462-1048 

431

432 


(Exten. min./DM, Hispanic) St. Charles 50240-8523 

DAWES, Harrison G. (RM) (Donnis) 21269 215 th Ave. 712-336-4790 


DAYLONG, SHERYL K. (FLP) (William) 307 S. Wilson St. 515-386-4411 

(Jefferson, Assoc.) 701 S. Chestnut St. 515-386-2242 

Jefferson 50129 

DAYLONG, William B. (FE) (Sheri) 307 S. Wilson St. 515-386-4411 

(Jefferson) 701 S. Chestnut St. 515-386-2242 

Jefferson 50129 

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 

DeBOEF, Clarence G. (FE) (Marian) 108 5 th St. W. PO Box 326 515-438-2007 

(Woodward) 506 Maple Ave. 515-438-2047 

Woodward 50276 

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. 641-774-5023 

(Chariton) 804 Ilion Ave. 641-774-2489 

Chariton 50049 

DELLIT, Harold W. (RM) (Lucile) 3109 17th Ave. N. 515-573-5001 


DENDLER, James W. (RM) (Alta) 1203 North E St. Apt. 1211 515-961-0869 

Indianola 50125-3200 

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 SILVA, Brent (TPS) 209 N. 11 th St. 641-753-5045 

(Minerva) Marshalltown 50158 

DETWILER, Susan E. (FE) 402 N Main PO Box 126 641-762-3315 

(Kanawha) 233 E. 6th St. PO Box 126 641-762-3954 

Kanawha 50447-0126 

DE VANCE, Celestyne (FE) (Curtis) 1031 1st St. S.E. PO Box 194 641-444-3491 

(Belmond) Belmond 50421-0194 641-444-3492 

DE VANCE, Curtis (FE) (Celestyne) 109 N. 3rd St., PO Box 288 641-587-2540 

(Klemme-Goodell) Klemme 50449-0288 641-444-3492 

DEWEBER, Judy A. (FE) 119 N. College PO Box 307 641-937-5216 

(Agency-Eldon) 120 E. Wapello PO Box 377 641-937-5202 

Agency 52530 

DICKS, Philip D. (FE) (Connie) Snow Mountain Ranch - 970-887-2152 

(Extension ministries) YMCA of the Rockies Ext. 4003 

PO Box 169 970-887-1035 

Winter Park, CO 80482-0169 

DIETTERICH, Inagrace G. (FE) (Paul) 5407 S. University Ave. 773-752-1596 

(Extension ministries) Chicago, IL 60615 

DIETTERICH, Paul M. (RM) (Inagrace) 5201 S. Cornell Apt. 21C 773-324-7164 

Chicago, IL 60615 

DIMMLICH, Walter F. (RM) (Elizabeth) 709 E. Butler St. 319-927-5109 

Manchester 52057-1617

ROLLS 

DINNEN, Barbara (SLP) (Stephen) 7105 Holcomb Ave. 515-331-0371 

(Boone, Marion Street) Urbandale 50322-4740 

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) 4201 Ashworth Rd., 50265 515-225-8128 

(West Des Moines, Valley) 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) (Irene) 216 Cloverdale Dr. 712-545-3021 

(Council Bluffs: Hazel Dell) Council Bluffs 51503-5317 712-328-3206 

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 641-843-3523 

(Britt) 600 5th St. SW 641-843-3486 

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 (FE) (Kavitha) 105 N. Church St. PO Box 18 410-438-3816 

(Apptd. Peninsula-Delaware Conf.) Sudlersville, MD 21668 410-438-3997 

DOSER, Raymond E. (AM) (Dola) 109 W. Oak St. PO Box 39 641-656-4280 

(Fox River Parish: Milton-Cantril- 106 W. Oak St. PO Box 39 641-656-4664 

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 

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 641-464-3636 

(Mt. Ayr-Redding-Middle Fork) Mt. Ayr 50854-1610 

401 N. Hayes St. 641-464-3856 

Mt. Ayr 50854 

DRUHL, Paddy (FLP) (Michael) 9th & Maple Box 68 641-784-6868 

(Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City) Lamoni 50140 

401 N. Hayes St. 641-464-3856 

Mt. Ayr 50854 

DUDLEY, Dorothea G. (FE) 4488 Poplar Ave. 

(Apptd. to Memphis Conf.) Memphis, TN 38117-3797 

DUIT, Warren W. (RM) PO Box 222 641-857-6205 

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 


433

434 


DUNGAN, Karen Nichols (FE) 819 Main St. 641-732-5216 

(Osage) (Douglass) 821 Main St. 641-732-5167 

Osage 50461 

DUNN, Richard R. (FE) PO Box 83 

(Disability leave) West Chester 52359-0083 

E 

EANES, L. Kim (FE) 1330 Spruce Hills Dr. 319-344-0974 

(Bettendorf, Community of Joy) Bettendorf 52722-2339 

6418 Wilkes Ave. 319-391-8619 


EASTLAND, Allen C. (RM) (Louise) 9309 W. Glen Oaks Circle 602-875-9220 

Sun City, AZ 85351-1407 

EASTMAN, Patty (PLP) 207 W. Louise St. 319-232-4790 

(Waterloo, St. Paul’s, Assoc.) Waterloo 50703-1936 

817 Sycamore St. 319-987-2357 

Janesville 50647-1111 

EBBERS, Christopher E. (FE) (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 

(Superintendent, Dubuque District) 3473 Crestwood Dr. 319-582-0166 

Dubuque 52002-5118 

EHLERT, Wilbert R. (RM) 1224 13th St. NW Apt. 304 319-365-4404 


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) 3919 SE 15th St. 515-285-2747 

(Florence) Des Moines 50320-1452 

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 (OCPM-LFT) (Arley) 413 E. Butler St. 319-927-4439 

(Manchester, Assoc.) Manchester 52057 

ELLIOTT, Edgar R. (FE) (Jill) 201 N. Court St. 641-472-4303 

(Fairfield, Assoc.) 901 Liberty Dr. 

Fairfield 52556 

ELLIS, Robert T. (RM) (Betty) 220 W. 6th St. 641-923-2778 

Garner 50438 

ELLSON, Michael D. (FLP) 823 Summit St. PO Box 283 319-849-2518 

(Center Point-Alice-Urbana) 809 Summit St. 319-849-2142 

Center Point 52213-0283

ROLLS 

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 

(Leave of absence) Arlington, VA 22201-4647 

ELMORE, Michael (AM) (Coleen) 2118 N. 2 nd St. PO Box 3081 319-242-1439 

(Clinton, Living Faith UM Parish) 1605 13 th Ave. N. 319-242-2075 

Clinton 52732 

ELRICK, Gordon G. (AM) (Lucy) 400 N. Elm St. PO Box 265 641-782-2427 

(Creston) 1004 N. Vine St. 641-782-7553 

Creston 50801 

ELRICK, Lucy (AM) (Gordon) Box 66 641-337-5512 

(Orient-Hill of Zion Yoke) Orient 50858-0066 

1004 N. Vine St. 641-782-7553 

Creston 50801-1661 

ELROD, Lynn (AM) (Debra) 1403 24 th St. 515-232-6329 

(Ames, Calvary) 2300 Fillmore Ave. 515-232-4506 

Ames 50010 

ERBE, Joan (RAM) 918 15th St. S.W. 319-363-7498 


ERICSON, Denton W. (RM) (Elaine) 762 40th St. 515-221-9786 

West Des Moines 50265-3840 

ERVIN, Alberta K. (FE) 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 427 712-378-2743 

(Kingsley) 307 Barre St. 712-378-2430 

Kingsley 51028 

EYRES, Leland C. (RM) (Marlene) 2207 W. Hayes St. 319-386-5737 


F 

FARIS, Richard H. (FE) (Janice) 500 E Court Ave Ste C 515-283-1991 

(Extension ministries) Des Moines 50309-2019 

495 S. 51 st St. Unit 14 515-224-5826 


FARR, Robert G. (RM) (Helen) 837 330th St 515-676-2472 

Woodward 50276-8134 

FARREN, Pamela (AM) (Dean) 400 Adams PO Box 74 641-734-5704 

(Diagonal-Arispe-Shannon City Yoke) 404 Adams 641-734-5744 

Diagonal 50845 

FERGUSON, Chrisa L. (FE) (Kenneth) 113 S. 14th St., 51442-2028 712-263-2934 

(Denison) 1102 N. 26 th St. 712-263-2929 

Denison 51442-1148 

FERGUSON, Duane U. (RAM) 131 E. 11 th St. 319-465-5199 

(Rose Marie) Monticello 52310-1057 

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., 51442-2028 712-263-2934 

(Denison, Assoc.) 1102 N. 26 th St. 712-263-2929 

Denison 51442-1148 

FERNANDEZ, DANILO G. (OCM) 610 Avenue C 515-955-3211 

(F.D., Riverside) Fort Dodge 50501-4509 

FIELD, Gilbert M. (RM) 7505 Parkview Dr. 214-583-8903 

435

436 


Bonham, TX 75418-5277 

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 


FINERAN, Kenneth A. (RM) (Regina) 1810 McKinley Dr. 507-645-8437 

Northfield, MN 55057-3047 

FINNESTAD, Craig A. (FLP) 311 2 nd Ave. N. 712-262-5970 

(Spencer, Grace Assoc.) 538 W. Lane 712-262-4584 

Spencer 51301 

FISHER, Vicki L. (FLP) 404 Robins St. PO Box 88 712-859-3763 

(Graettinger) 306 Brown St. PO Box 88 712-859-3875 

Graettinger 51342-0088 

FIX, Charles J. (RM) (Patricia) 2513 Francis Sites Dr. 


FLAGG, Jeffrey L. (SLP) PO Box 96 641-772-4757 

(Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston) Tingley 50863-0096 641-772-4779 

FLANEGIN, Judy E. (OCE) (Mike) 36418 Pinoak Rd. 712-483-2990 

(Silver Creek-Hancock) 36440 Pinoak Rd. 712-741-5683 

Hancock 51536-4074 

FLANIGAN, Lewis S. (AM) (Pamela) 310 N. Elm St. 319-547-2782 

(Cresco-Zion) Cresco 52136-1452 

230 S. Hamilton 319-237-6153 

Fredericksburg 50630 

FLANIGAN, Pamela (ODM) (Lewis) 111 S. Hamilton PO Box 243 319-237-5347 

(Fredericksburg-Williamstown) 230 S. Hamilton 319-237-6153 

Fredericksburg 50630 

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) 407 N. Monroe PO Box 628 641-259-2822 

(Monroe) 402 N. Monroe PO Box 344 641-259-2219 

Monroe 50170 

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 770-222-4759 

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 (FE) Gen. Board of Global Ministries 

(Kwasi Issa Kena) 475 Riverside Dr. 


FOWLER, W. Robert (RM) (Ruth) 165 Blackwater Rd. Unit 26 603-427-1323 

Somersworth, NH 03878-1229 603-749-0170 

FOXWORTHY, Herbert H. (RM) (Bonnie) 422 Cedar St. 515-432-0653 

Boone 50036-3720 

FRANK, Donald D. (RM) (Virginia) 304 S 8th St 515-462-3290 

Winterset 50273-2035 

(winter) 2300 E. Highway 83 #471 956-447-8399 

Weslaco, TX 78596-8378

ROLLS 

FRANK, Edward E. (FE) (Kristine) 25 3 rd St. S.E. 712-546-5901 

(LeMars, First) 535 Evelyn Dr. 712-546-5762 

LeMars 51031 

FRANK, Kristine A. M. (FE) (Edward) 2826 Myrtle St. 712-258-1226 

(S.C., Crescent Park) Sioux City 51103 

535 Evelyn Dr. 712-546-5762 

LeMars 51031 

FRASER, MARY (FE) (PAUL) 1420 Woodland Ave. 515-244-2994 


4400 71 st PL 515-270-0184 


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) 700 11 th Ave. N.E. PO Box 10 712-758-3152 

(Sibley-Ocheyedan) Sibley 51249-0010 712-758-3303 

FREEBURG, Gordon N. (RM) (Rosanne) 2524 Newport Dr. SW 319-364-1447 


FRESE, Jeffrey R. (FE) (Millie) 9 N. 5 th Ave. 641-752-0738 

(Marshalltown, Grace) 1911 Edgebrook Dr. 641-753-5355 


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. (FLP) 103 W. Michigan St. 641-333-2860 

(Lenox-Mercer Center) 101 W. Michigan St. 641-333-2394 

Lenox 50851 

FUGATE, Leonard H. (RM) 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 

G 

GABLE, J. Winton (RM) (Virginia) PO Box 640 

Las Vegas, NM 87701-0640 

GAILEY, Carol (ODM) (Karl Schiltz) PO Box 116 712-275-4247 

(Schaller) Early 50535-0116 712-332-9463 

GALLO-SEAGREN, Lilian (FE) (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) Bldg. 2 Condo 303 

1800 S.E. Saint Lucie Blvd. 

437

438 


Stuart, FL 34996-4292 

GARDINER, Joe (OCRM) 504 Main ST. PO Box 37 319-723-4585 

(Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville) Nichols 52766 319-723-4243 

GARRETT, C. Dendy (RM) (Eleanor) 3122 Maplewood Lane 319-351-2865 


GARRETT, Laurence L. (RM) 800 Morningside Dr. 

Burlington 52601-1508 

GARRISON, Len (FLP) PO Box 299 712-753-2365 

(Inwood-Doon Yoke) Inwood 51240-0299 

GATES, Kim A. (PE) 214 Clinton PO Box 246 515-583-2122 

(Corwith-Wesley) 212 Clinton 515-583-2142 

Corwith 50430 

GAUL, Jonathan D. (FE) (Anita) 295 Terrace Dr. 515-987-3035 

(Extension ministries) Waukee 50263 515-987-2469 

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) 6209 Mineral Point Rd #212 608-230-3030 

Madison, WI 53705-4549 

GERDES, Egon W.D. (RM) 1450 Plymouth Ln Apt. 513 847-214-8442 

Elgin, IL 60123-3255 

GEORGE, Elliott C. (OCE) 510 9 th St. 319-372-6426 

(Fort Madison, First and Montrose) Fort Madison 52627 319-372-5017 

GIBSON, George E. (RM) (Sally) 1393 S. 33rd Dr. (Oct.) 520-539-0347 

Yuma, AZ 85364-9137 

929 28 th St. (Apr.) 515-226-0675 


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 FAX712-332-7893 

Arnolds Park 51331 

GILBERT, Dennis L. (FE)(Gayle Hartwig) 702 S. Main PO Box 280 319-539-2988 

(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) 302 Cedar Ave. PO Box 575 515-272-4260 

(Swea City) 608 First Ave. PO Box 575 515-272-4327 

Swea City 50590-0575 

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) 401 E. North St. PO Box 166 641-664-3206 

(Bloomfield-Drakesville) 422 N. Madison 641-664-2206 

Bloomfield 52537 

GJERDE, Wayne R. (RM) (Helen) 304 Crane Ave. 

Ames 50010-3419 

GLADFELDER, Kermit C. (RAM) 210 W. Terry St. 641-856-6791 

(Rosalie) Centerville 52544-2522

ROLLS 

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 

(C.F., St. Timothy’s Assoc.) (David) 1902 W 3rd St 


GLESENER, Kevin J. (FE) (Teresa) 200 E. Market St. PO Box 70 641-637-2561 

(New Sharon) 204 E. Market St. 641-637-4261 

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. 641-752-1527 

(Gifford) State Center 50247-9619 641-753-6004 

GOODALL, Brenda (SLP) 1001 Oregon St. 319-263-1661 

(Muscatine) 1619 Devitt Ave. 


GOODFELLOW, Karl E. (FE) PO Box 2 319-252-3380 

(Sabbatical) (Elizabeth) Guttenberg 52052-0002 

GOULD, Herbert R. (RM) (Dorothy) 1501 Cummins Pkwy 515-279-7595 


GRAN, Mary Alice (FD) PO Box 340003 615-340-7143 

(Extension ministries) Nashville, TN 37202-0003 

1341 Timber Valley Dr. 615-340-7143 

Nashville, TN 37214-4236 

GRANT, Jr., Henry B. (FE) (Georgia) 540 Center St. 319-538-4352 

(Lansing-New Albin) Lansing 52151 319-538-3032 

GRANT, Willis E. (RAM) (Dorothy) 1003 E. 15th St. S. 641-792-0291 

Newton 50208-5027 

GRAY, Dale E. (RAM) (Yvonne) 35 Friendly Lane 641-684-6734 

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. 641-228-1370 

Charles City 50616-3911 

GREENWOOD, Frank L. (RM) (Priscilla) 114 Southfield Dr. 515-832-5009 

Webster City 50595 

GRIFFIN, Don E. (RM) (Frances) 71213 Caron Dr. 660-789-3685 

Trenton, MO 64683-7560 

GRIFFIN, Robert A. (RM) (Muriel) 410 N. K St. 515-962-0755 


GROSVENOR, Dwight F. (FE) (Cheryl) 500 3 rd St. PO Box 275 712-465-2875 

(Lohrville-Lanesboro) 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) 2025 E. Lincoln St. Apt. 2325 309-664-2023 

Bloomington, IL 61701-1995 

439

440 


GRUBER, Donald M. (RM) (Lois) 5850 Felber Circle 515-232-6262 

Ames 50010-9241 

GUBSER, James C. (FE) (Dorothy) 410 N. Main St. 641-856-3213 

(Centerville) 708 N. 18th St. 641-856-2838 

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 (RM) (Rosanne) 5631 Kingman Ave. 515-274-3491 


GUNDERSON, Lynn (FLP) (Rachel) PO Box 202 641-487-7313 

(Zearing) Zearing 50278-0202 641-487-7485 

GUY, Eric P. (FE) (Susan) 103 Main PO Box 286 515-436-7731 

(Perry-Rippey-Fairview) 104 Percival PO Box 286 515-436-8266 

Rippey 50235-0286 

H 

HAHN, Samuel J. (RM) (Juanita) 423 Terrace Rd. 319-351-1877 

(Moscow) Iowa City 52245-5026 

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. 712-824-7368 

(Nishna Valley Parish) Council Bluffs 51503-5117 712-323-8120 

HALL, Ronald E. (AM) (Janet) 4100 E. Sheridan Ave. 515-266-6404 

(D.M., Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights) Des Moines 50317-3416 

4109 74th St. 515-278-0856 


HALL, Scott C. (RM) (Phyllis) 5508 S 37th Terrace 816-390-9237 

Saint Joseph, MO 64503-2228 

HALL, Terry B. (SLP) PO Box 256 641-745-8981 

(Fontanelle-Highland) 204 Washington St. PO Box 324 641-745-4141 

Fontanelle 50846 

HAMILTON, Keith E. (RM) (Marilynn) 1070 W. Jefferson St. 317-736-1286 

HAMILTON, Marilynn L. (RM) (Keith) Franklin, IN 46131-2179 

HAMPTON, Raymond G. (FE) (Rhonda) 1117 Benton Ave. E. 641-932-7393 

(Albia) 222 N. 10th St. 641-932-5243 

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) 200 1 st St. S. PO Box 706 319-252-2153 

(Guttenberg and McGregor) 1018 N. 3rd St. 319-252-2560 

Guttenberg 52052 

HANSEN, E. Paul (RM) (Lucille) 531 West Lane 712-262-0109

ROLLS 

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 641-424-9138 

Mason City 50401-1533 

HANTLA, John P., Jr. (RM) (Ruth) 33097 Gypsum Ave. 712-239-3495 


HARDING, Douglas P. (FE) (Linda) 333 Brower St., 50579-1703 712-297-7911 

(Rockwell City-Jolley) 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 

HARRIS, Frederic G. (RM) (Winifred) 1508A Orchard Meadow Dr 319-753-6661 


HARRYMAN, Harold E. (RAM) (Ethel) PO Box 211 D 641-936-4461 

Douds 52551 

HARTLEY, Lawrence J. (FE) (Leanne) 405 Prairie St. 641-747-3560 

(Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel) 403 Prairie St. 641-747-3963 

Guthrie Center 50115-1652 

HARY, Joann H. Nielsen (FE) (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) (Patricia) PO Box 137 641-829-3600 

(Ventura) Ventura 50482-0137 641-829-4406 

HASKINS, Derrick (FE) (Norma) 430 E. 2nd St. 641-682-3731 

(Ottumwa, Wesley) 401 McCarroll Dr. 641-682-5647 

Ottumwa 52501 

HASLER, Beulah D. “Dot” (PM) PO Box 157 319-935-3353 

(Winthrop Church of Christ United) Winthrop 50682 319-935-3568 

HATTEN, Ted L. (FE) (Lana) PO Box 518 515-961-6697 

(Indianola, Center Chapel-Farmers Ch.) 900 W. Iowa Ave. 515-961-0444 


HAVERLAND, Mark A. (FE-LFT) PO Box 494 515-984-6274 

(Polk City) 3852 NW 90th Pl 515-964-4000 

Polk City 50226 

HAWKINS, Frederick C. (PLP) RR 1 Box 118 641-783-2363 

(Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River) Mount Ayr 50854-9742 641-464-2597 

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 

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 571 515-547-2225 

(Dayton-Harcourt) Dayton 50530-0571 515-547-2390 

441

442 


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. (April) 712-246-3090 

Shenandoah 51601-1432 

14751 Brookridge Blvd. (Oct.) 

Brooksville, FL 34613 

HERBST, Arnold T. (RM) 3636 Cheyenne Blvd. 712-277-9352 


HERMANN, Medea A. (FLP) 127 N. 10 th St. 515-576-7586 

(F.D., First Assoc.) 2723 18 th Ave. N. 515-955-7799 


HERNDON, Daniel J. (FE) (Cindy) 455 6 th St. PO Box 271 319-827-1675 

(Jesup) 645 Christopher Circle 319-827-1138 

Jesup 50648 

HERSEY, Thomas D. (RLP) Sunet Village #6 515-724-3433 

312 N. Brandon Ave. 

Moravia 52571-9511 

HERSHEY, Anthony N. (PM) (Linda) PO Box 19 515-852-3325 

(Dows-Alexander-Dows Presb.) Dows 50071 515-852-3566 

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 50327 

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. (RM) (Edythe) 212 W. Marion St. 641-828-2060 

Knoxville 50138-2537 

HILL, Edythe (AM) (Arthur) 212 W. Marion St. 641-828-2060 

(Family leave) Knoxville 50138-2537 

HILTON, Gene (TPS) (Deanna) 27298 Lytle Ave 712-527-3444 

(Nishna Valley Parish) Glenwood 51534-6277 

HJELMAAS, Roy A. (RAM) (Cathy) 15332 3rd St. 641-357-3741 

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

ROLLS 

HOEHNS, K. Wayne (RM) (Esther) 1422 Cutler Ave. 515-287-0712 


HOFER, Maynard P. (FE) (Stephanie) RR 5 Box 268AA 608-388-4203 

(Apptd. to School 8/28/00) Tomah, WI 54660-9239 

HOHL, Richard T. (RAM) (Sara) 1603 Lincoln Dr. 712-243-4445 

Atlantic 50022-2724 

HOKEL, B. Dean (FE) 1333 Hampton Lane 847-584-5068 

(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) 200 14 th St. NW 641-423-5727 

(Mason City, Grace) Mason City 50401 

HOMAN, Vincent (PLP) (Vicki) PO Box 501 641-634-2205 

(What Cheer-Delta) What Cheer 50268-0501 641-622-3274 

HOOPER, Kay (FE) 885 Maben Ave. 641-923-2191 

(Garner) 1245 Division Ave. 641-923-3179 

Garner 50438 

HOOTEN, Jack R. (RM) 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-LFT) 302 13 th St. S. PO Box 138 515-738-2527 

(James A.H. Mossman) (Grand Junction) Grand Junction 50107-0138 

316 5 th Ave. S. 712-999-6520 

Coon Rapids 50058 

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 641-673-8956 

(Lacey) 301 Broadway 641-673-7676 

New Sharon 50207 

HOTLE, Thomas E. (RM) (Mildred) 1328 S Alice St 712-276-9398 


HOUTS, Glen (SLP) 5540 Broken Kettle Rd. 712-277-8993 

(Danbury) Sioux City 51108-9504 

HOUTS, Lowell (ODM) RR 1 Box 114 515-967-4809 

(Ira Community) Mitchellville 50169 

HOWE, Merlen F. (RM) (Judy) 700 Jagged Rock 512-260-8276 

Cedar Park, TX 78613 

HOWERTON, John (PLP) 1068 Rainbow Blvd. 319-366-0761 

(Lafayette, Salem) Hiawatha 52233-1936 319-393-5029 

HOWLAND, Ray C. (RM) 111 Acklen Park Dr. Apt. D6 615-279-6978 

(Renata Alexandre) Nashville, TN 37203-1138 

HOYLE, Lowell (RM) (Joyce) 805 N. Court 641-751-8678 

(Melbourne) Toledo 52342 641-484-8126 

HOYT, Gary W. (FE) (Melanie) 475 68 th St. 515-537-5262 

443

444 


(West Des Moines, Jordan Creek) West Des Moines 50266 

210 Melrose Dr. 515-987-3210 

Waukee 50263 

HUDDLESTON, Henry W., Jr. (RM) 1742 Gard Ave. 712-275-4649 

Schaller 51053-7418 

HULSE, Marvin L. (RM) (Jean) 3127 18th Avenue N. 515-955-4446 


HURD, Morris C. (FE) 417 2nd St. PO Box 7 641-526-3184 

(Kellogg-Pleasant View) 423 2nd St. PO Box 7 641-526-3135 

Kellogg 50135-0007 

I 

ILES, Richard A. (FE) (Peggy) PO Box 24 515-889-2287 

(Fenton-Good Hope-Burt) Fenton 50539-0024 515-889-2373 

IMLAY, Harry L. (FLP) (Lois) 115 S. Illinois PO Box 238 641-864-2625 

(Hubbard) Hubbard 50122-0238 

13886 260th St. 641-864-3551 

Radcliffe 50230-8090 

ISAACSON, Clifford E. (RM) (Kathleen) 931 E. Oak 515-295-2563 

Algona 50511 

J 

JAMES, Vincent L. (RM) (Amelia) 15310 4th St 641-357-3174 


JANES, Michael D. (PM) (Jen) 1613 W. Acre Dr. 319-263-5498 

(Muscatine, Wesley, Assoc.)) Muscatine 52761-2452 

JANSSEN, Marlene (TPS) 2320 Rice Ridge Ln N.E. 319-335-5253 

(Amish Circuit) North Liberty 52317 

JAYNE, Carlos C., Jr. (RM) 3523 SW 37th St 515-285-5383 

(Betsy Armstrong-Jayne) Des Moines 50321-1839 

JENKINS, Bill (RM) (Carol) PO Box 757 507-929-3683 

Marshall, MN 56258 

JENKINS, Richard L. (FE) (Pamela) 100 Cass PO Box 549 712-778-4178 

(Griswold) 402 4 th St. PO Box 549 712-778-2341 

Griswold 51535-0549 

JENKS, Daniel G. (FE) (Susan) 202 W. Main St. PO Box 185 641-363-4229 

(Mingo-Farrar) 302 W. Main St. 641-363-4347 

Mingo 50168 

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 104 641-324-1557 

(Northwood) 1004 1st Ave N PO Box 104 641-324-2922 

Northwood 50459-0104 

JOHNSON, Anita M. (FE)(Dave Gardner) 314 7th Ave. PO Box 92 319-452-3947 

(Clarence-Stanwood Union (UM-PCUSA) Clarence 52216-0092 (Stanwood)319-942-6195 

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 641-435-2206 

Nashua 50658

ROLLS 

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) 307 1 st Ave. SW PO Box 27 515-887-4422 

(West Bend-Mallard) 305 1 st Ave. SW PO Box 27 515-887-6421 

West Bend 50597-0027 (Mallard)712-425-3424 

JOHNSON, William R. (RM) (Ann) 7384 NW 16 th St. 515-964-3491 

Ankeny 50021-8824 

JOHNSTON, Mary M. (FE) Coe College 319-399-8547 

(Extension ministries) (Richard Hines) 1220 1 st Ave. NE 


1758 Newberry Ave. NE 

Solon 52333-8918 

JONES, Diane B. (FE) (Larry) c/o Lisa Jones 

(Leave of Absence) 20437 E. Briarwood Ave. 

Aurora, CO 80016-1703 

JONES, Harold E. (RM) (Marjorie) 410 E 23 rd St Spc. 21 

Roswell, NM 88201-6441 

JONES, Larry W. (RM) (Diane) c/o Lisa Jones 

20437 E. Briarwood Ave. 

Aurora, CO 80016-1703 

JONES, Lawrence E. (RM) (Flonda) 3520 Grand Ave. Apt. 51B 


JOOST-KUHN, Laura (ODM) 1304 Sesame Dr. 641-484-8358 

(Chelsea-Meskwaki) Tama 52339 

JORDAN, Jane I. (RAM) 306 Mulberry St. PO Box 272 319-456-3307 

Richland 52585-0272 

JOSEPH, Sushil (RM) 5741 Cedar Ash Xing 615-641-2077 

Antioch, TN 37013-2347 

K 

KAASA, LaVonne R. (FE) (Bruce) 1012 W. 11th 712-262-6269 

(Superintendent, Spencer District) Spencer 51301 712-262-3995 

KAHLER, Gerry L. (FE) (Jodi) 301 Washington PO Box 70 319-822-4659 

(Dunkerton-Mt. Hope) 206 W Dunkerton PO Box 59 319-822-4618 

Dunkerton 50626 

KAIL, Edward A. (FE) (Myra) 311 1 st Ave. N. PO Box 647 515-332-2083 

(Faith) 309 1 st Ave. N. PO Box 647 515-332-1773 

Humboldt 50548 

KASTLER, Kent R. (FE) Drawer L 712-373-5288 

(Anthon-Rock Branch) Anthon 51004-0602 712-373-5382 

KECK, L. Robert (RM) (Diane) PO Box 4589 303-449-8412 

Boulder, CO 80306-4589 

KEIZER, John A. (PM) 169 Broadway PO Box 40 319-854-7355 

(Springville) 308 2 nd Ave. 319-854-7454 

Springville 52336 

KELDERMAN, LeRoy W. (FE) (Lois) 1001 Pleasant St. 515-244-6209 

(D.M., First Assoc.) Des Moines 50309 

2127 47 th St. 515-255-2558 


KELLOGG, Charles B (FE) (Holly) 203 3rd Ave. N.E. 515-532-2845 

(Clarion) 225 3rd Ave. N.E. 515-532-3675 

Clarion 50525 

445

446 


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) 2251 1st Ave. 319-351-2491 

(Coralville, New Horizons) 10 E Dovetail Dr. 319-337-6798 

Coraville 52241 

KENA, Kwasi Issa (FE) Gen. Board of Global Ministries 

(Abena Safiyah Fousa) 475 Riverside Dr. 


KENDALL, Jack D. (RAM) (Marie) 537 32nd St. S.E. 319-286-8547 


KENNEDY, Stanley C. (RM) (Esther) 1702 Easton Ave. 319-236-0272 


KENNEDY, Sylvia (PM) PO Box 88 (Alburnett) 319-842-2388 

(Alburnett-Prairie Chapel) Alburnett 52202 (Prairie Ch.)319-377-7506 

KENT, Kenneth N. (FE) 201 N. Court St. 641-472-4303 

(Fairfield) 205 N. Court St. 641-472-3827 


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 


KERSTEN, Robert (FLP) 221 N. Harrison PO Box 127 515-523-1078 

(Stuart-Mount Vernon) 223 N. Harrison 515-523-1069 

Stuart 50250 

KIBOKO, Kiboko I. (FE) (Betty) 309 N. Main St. 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) 540 S. Leebrick St. 319-754-7918 

(Burlington, West Hill) 905 Easy St. 319-753-6605 


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 P. (PLP) 221 Center St. PO Box 2 319-854-7219 

(Viola) Viola 52350-0002 

KING, James W. (RM) (Kathryn) 1386 Pecan Ave. 641-427-5722 

Bagley 50026-8513 

KINRADE, Alvern J. (RM) (Joan) 408 N. State St. PO Box 16 515-994-2827 

Prairie City 50228 

KINZLER, H. Ronald (RM) (Evon) PO Box 243 660-947-7030 

Unionville, MO 63565 

KINZLER, H. Wallace (RAM) (Betty) 305 22 nd St. 515-663-0639 

Ames 50010-4803 

KIRKPATRICK, Kerrin A. (FE) (Carl) 3349 Southgate Ct. SW 319-364-3961

ROLLS 

(C.R., Crosswinds) Cedar Rapids 52404 

401 Center Ave. PO Box 28 319-443-2332 

Urbana 52345-0028 

KIRKPATRICK, Lexie A. (FE) PO Box 70 319-633-3675 

(Arlington-Volga) Arlington 50606-0070 319-633-2595 

KISKER, Scott T. (PM) (Roberta) 500 1 st St. PO Box 171 319-856-4145 

(Colesburg) 504 1 st St. PO Box 75 319-856-2105 

Colesburg 52035 

KITTERMAN, Ralph D. (RM) 420 Kenyon Rd. 515-573-6897 


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-LFT) 1018 E. 17 th St. 515-981-5229 

(Extension Ministries/Hopkins Grove) Norwalk 50211-2006 

KLEDIS, James A. (FE) (JoAnne) 2929 E. Court St., 52245 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. PO Box 78 319-285-4314 

(Eldridge) 212 W. Spring St. FAX319-285-5548 

Eldridge 52748 319-285-9080 

KLUIS, Kathy (FE) PO Box 218 

(Apptd. Minnesota Conf.) Vernon Center, MN 56090-0218 

KNIGHT, Norman L. (RM) (Doris) 1548 28 th St. 515-277-4719 


KOBER, Scott F.K. (FE) (Karen) 3700 Cottage Grove, 50311 515-255-2131 

(D.M., Grace, Assoc.) 3916 48th 515-278-5928 


KOEPCKE, Robert (PM) Clark at North PO Box 278 319-425-4126 

(Fayette) 300 E. State St. PO Box 526 319-425-3533 

Fayette 52142 

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) 624 N. Adams St. 

(Apptd. Indiana Conf.) Marion, IN 46953-2280 

KOUGHN, Harold W. (FE) 400 Thomas PO Box 373 712-283-2519 

(Sioux Rapids-Rembrandt) 408 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 

447

448 


(Williamsburg) 607 Court St. PO Box 559 319-668-1963 

Williamsburg 52361 

KRETZSCHMAR, Richard E. (FE) 1319 W. 5th St. 712-252-3261 

(Sioux City, Whitfield) (Norma) 1307 W. 5th St. 712-258-6834 


KRUSE, Annette K. Ruhs (FE-LFT) (David) 1 Wesley Way PO Box 20 815-747-3324 

(East Dubuque, Wesley) East Dubuque, IL 61025 

301 Clarke Dr. 319-557-2321 

Dubuque 52001-4428 

KRUSE, David L. (FE) (Annette) 301 Clarke Dr. 319-557-2321 

(Leave of Absence) Dubuque 52001-4428 

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) 2025 11th Ave. S. 515-573-4415 

(Fort Dodge, Epworth) (Caroline) 2609 11th Ave. S. 515-573-7810 


KWON, Hee Soon (FE-LFT) St. Paul’s U.M. Church 

(Apptd. California-Nevada) (Hong Ki Kim) 405 S. 10 th St. 

San Jose, CA 95112-3798 

L 

LAMBERTSON, Katherine (ODM) 805 Okoboji Ave. 712-338-4642 

(Milford Union) 44 Westview Dr. 712-338-2429 

Milford 51351 

LA GREE, R. KEVIN (FE) (Pat) Simpson College 

(Extension ministries) 701 N. C St. 


LaMORE, George E., Jr. (RM) (Jane) 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 


LANING, Everett L. (RM) (Ruth) 816 Robin Glen Ave. 515-962-5200 


LARSON, Ernest W. (RM) (Ruth) 1300 13th St. N.W. #407-B 319-390-4668 


LARSON, Karen M. (SLP) 1 McCormick St. Ext. Apt. A-5 319-582-9365 

(United Community Ministries) Dubuque 52001-6017 

LATTA, Lloyd A. (RM) (Beulah) 2521 Franklin Ave. 319-986-6445 


LATTA, Nelly Restrepo (FLP) (Richard) 900 Park Ave. 319-263-1468 

(Muscatine) 1532 Magnolia St. 319-263-5077 


LATTA, Richard (PLP) (Nelly) 201 S. Main St. PO Box 187 319-392-4768 

(Danville-Long Creek) 408 1 st Ave. PO Box 187 319-392-4767 

Danville 52623-0187 

LAUTT, Clarence N. (RM) (Zona) PO Box 3463 

LAUTT, Zona L. (RAM) (Clarence) Fayetteville, AR 72702-3463 

LaVELLE, Larry D. (FE) (Virginia) 516 Kellogg 515-232-2750

ROLLS 

(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 

LAYMON, Goldie (PLP) (Ralph) RR 1 Box 91 319-524-4397 

(Keokuk, Emmanuel) Revere, MO 63465-9739 660-948-2716 

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 92 641-942-7118 

Milo 50166-0092 

LEATHERMAN, J. Artley (RM) (Naomi) 23245 Orchard Lane 219-875-1509 

Goshen, IN 46526-9077 

LeBLANC, Susen F. (FE) 424 Sycamore PO Box 358 319-987-2596 

(Janesville) 416 Sycamore PO Box 358 319-987-2168 

Janesville 50647-0358 

LEMMERMANN, Robert W. (RM) 214 N. George St. 641-736-4940 

Saint Ansgar 50472-1403 

LEMONS, Dannel F. (FE) (Alana) 210 E. Spring 641-622-2641 

(Sigourney) 405 E. Spring 641-622-2229 

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/Hope Parish) 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. 641-357-5247 

(Clear Lake) 515 2nd Ave. N. 641-357-2724 

Clear Lake 50428 

LEWIS, LeRoy B. (RM) (Nancy) PO Box 239 815-777-2855 

Galena, IL 61036 

LEWIS, Lon L. (FE) (Nancy) 202 E. 4th St., 52501-2907 641-684-5451 

(Ottumwa, First) 5 Woodshire Dr. 641-684-4796 

Ottumwa 52501-1357 

LIEDER, Lyle W. (RM) (Betty) 15291 Park Ave. 641-357-4333 


LIERMAN, Chad E. (PM) PO Box 125 319-474-2319 

(Brandon-Mt. Auburn) Brandon 52210 319-474-2362 

LINDLEY, Doris (FLP) (Marvin) 300 Crawford PO Box 101 712-282-4361 

(Galva-Silver Creek) 1006 Park Ln 712-364-3301 

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 641-858-2057 

449

450 


(Eldora) 1702 12th St 641-858-2099 

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 525 641-653-4477 

(Hedrick/Martinsburg) Route 2 Box 48 641-653-2442 

Hedrick 52563 

LOGAN, Rex V. (RM) (Marion) 2517 W. 4 th St. 

Grand Island, NE 68803 

LOHMAN, Ralph (ODM) 302 S. Carroll PO Box 69 712-472-2324 

(Rock Rapids) 402 S. Carroll PO Box 69 712-472-2770 

Rock Rapids 51246-0069 

LONGWORTH, Nicholas S. (FE) 1026 A Avenue NE 319-369-7211 



1381 38th St. PL 319-447-9471 

Marion 52302 FAX 319-447-9617 

LORD, Howard J. (RM) (Wilma) 134 Lakeview Dr. 641-623-3521 

Montezuma 50171 

LOTHE, Scott E. (FE) (Colette) 85 N. Jones Blvd. 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 Dr. #1001 

Bentonville, AR 72712-3908 

LOUK, James N. (FE) (Lynn) 130 W. Grant St. 641-342-2830 

(Osceola) 531 S. Fillmore St. 641-342-2337 

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 641-394-2893 

(Elma and New Hampton) 347 Fleur Dr. 641-394-2249 

New Hampton 50659 

LUERS, Charles E. (FE) (Cherie) 113 Montgomery PO Box 582 641-782-4281 

(Superintendent, Creston District) 302 S Park St 641-782-2906 

Creston 50801 

LUETHYE, Lisa L. (FE) 987529 Nebraska Medical Cnter 402-559-9140 

(Extension ministries) Omaha, NE 68198-7529 

628 N. 88th Plaza Apt. 1F 402-393-0524 

Omaha, NE 68114-2844 

LUNEMANN, Renee (PLP) (David) PO Box 87 319-644-2288 

(Solon, Assoc.) Solon 52333-0087 

M 

MABERRY, Alvin T. (RM) (Grace) 4343 Lebanon Rd. Apt. 1001 

Hermitage, TN 37076 

MacPEEK, Donald W. (RM) (Ruth) 469 Stipe St. 

North Fort Myers, FL 33903-4325 

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

ROLLS 

(Norwalk) 1016 Gordon 515-981-4585 

Norwalk 50211 

MAIZE, Roger A. (FE) 303 Pine St. PO Box 232 712-295-6592 

(Peterson-Royal) Peterson 51047-0232 712-295-6591 

MALLOTT, Charlotte A. (RM) (Sheridan) 13544 Ames Ave. 402-492-9661 

MALLOTT, Sheridan M. (RM) (Charlotte) Omaha, NE 68164 

MALONE, Sara B. (AM) PO Box 1017 712-947-4553 

(Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne) Hinton 51024 712-947-4551 

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 202-764-0294 

(Extension ministries) Kensington, MD 20895 301-962-8212 

MARKLE, Connie (FLP) RR 1 Box 28A 641-936-4361 

(Douds-Lebanon-Selma) Douds 52551-9704 641-936-4362 

MARKS, James R. (RM) 16 Souther Rd. 

Gloucester, MA 01930-3256 

MARTIN, Jeanne L. (FE) 107 E. Main 641-592-1106 

(Lake Mills) 105 E. Main 641-592-1101 

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. 

Cedar Falls 50613-5800 

MARZOLF, Gary A. (FE) (Jan) 305 S. Clark St. 641-585-3281 

(Forest City-Crystal Lake) 345 S. Clark St. 641-585-2071 

Forest City 50436 

MASON, Charles E. (RM) (Helen) 3116 Viking Dr. PO Box 2075 712-255-3800 


MATHENEY, Jim (PLP) (Judy) 12592 Hill Blvd. 641-722-3870 

(Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion) Drakesville 52552-8605 

MATHER, Merlin R. (FE) (Diane) BroMan Pastoral Services 309-827-4321 

(Extension ministries) 403 W. Virginia Ave. ext. 5839 

Normal, IL 61761-3666 

1308 Eastport Dr. 309-663-1452 

Bloomington, IL 61704-8145 

MATHER, P. Boyd (RM) (Darlene) 5715 Walnut Hill Ave. 515-255-5730 


MATTHEWS, Gene E. (RM) (Insook) 3413 E Court St. 319-358-9464 


MATTSON, Thomas E. (FE) (Janet) 200 E. Market St. PO Box 97 319-455-2000 

(Lisbon) 101 Alexander Ct. 319-455-2846 

Lisbon 52253 

MAY, Russell A. (FE) (Susan) 720 Grand Ave. 515-279-0826 

(West Des Moines) 601 34th St. PL 515-327-0934 


MAY, Susan M. (FE) (Russell) 2747 E. Madison 515-266-0265 

(Des Moines, Staves) Des Moines 50317 

601 34th St. PL 515-327-0934 


McALPINE, Larry L. (FE) (Connie) 116 Center St. 712-653-3928 

451

452 


(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) (Doris) Deceased 6/20/00 

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. #102 515-961-8202 


McCULLOUGH, Julie D. (FE) PO Box 58 319-835-5083 

(Donnellson-Embury) Donnellson 52625 319-835-5220 

McDONOUGH, Gary D. (AM) (Connie) 1001 Main St. PO Box 75 641-969-4660 

(Beacon-Eddyville) 1003 Main St. PO Box 55 641-969-5320 

Eddyville 52553 

McFATE, Warren J. (RM) (Mildred) 1425 N. 6th Ave. E. 641-792-9912 

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 

McINTOSH, Ruth (TPS) 823 Summit St. PO Box 283 319-849-2518 

(Center Point-Alice-Urbana Assoc.) Center Point 52213-0283 

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) 624 Elm Ave. PO Box 67 515-733-4712 

(Story City, Grace) 620 Elm Ave. PO Box 67 515-733-2192 

Story City 50248-0067 

McPHERON, Jeff (PLP) (Sherri) 701 E. 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) 1441 32 nd St. 515-274-5249 

(Disability) Des Moines 50311-2815 

MEADE, Susan (FLP) (Paul) 502 Florence PO Box 507 319-346-1076 

(Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley) 703 4 th Ave. 319-346-2359 

Parkersburg 50665 

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

ROLLS 

MEHAFFEY, Charles R. (RM) (Patricia) 1106 Ivanhoe Rd. 319-848-7526 

Mount Vernon 52314 

MEISTER, John R. (FLP) (Lori Rhinehart) 1909 Martin Luther King Jr. Pkwy 515-288-7775 

(D.M., Gatchel) Des Moines 50314 

1137 38 th St. 515-279-4757 


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. (RM) 5209 James Loop 254-501-4741 

Killeen, TX 76542-3844 

MERCER-BURNS, Sandra L. (PM) (Alan) 130 N. 4 th St 515-989-5264 

(Leave of absence) Carlisle 50047-7701 

MERRILL, Karen E.H. (FE) (Reginald) 5723 Franklin Ave. 515-277-9464 

(D.M., Marquisville-Christ) 4021 Clinton Ave. 515-633-0037 


MERRILL, Reginald H. (FE) (Karen) 412 Euclid Ave. 515-243-3817 

(D.M., Epworth) 4021 Clinton Ave. 515-633-0037 


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 236 641-562-3126 

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, Charles (PLP) 523 S. 5 th St. 641-753-7343 

(Marshalltown, Morrow Memorial) Marshalltown 50158 319-234-7927 

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 

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) 216 Sycamore St. Suite 508 319-264-6836 

(Superintendent, Muscatine District) PO Box 1202 319-263-2415 


MILLER, Matthew P. (FE) (Carol) 301 N. Walnut St. 319-367-5642 

(New London) 305 N. Walnut St. 319-367-2655 

453

454 


New London 52645 

MILLER, Melvin B. (RM) (Ruth) 17783 Hwy 99 319-937-5880 


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) Moultrie Co. Counseling Center 217-728-4352 

(Edward) (Extension ministries) 2 W. Adams St. PO Box 163 

Sullivan, IL 61951 

504 Cedar Dr 217-935-8782 

Clinton, IL 61727-2413 

MILLIGAN, Al O. (FE) (Kate) 301 N. Walnut PO Box 459 712-668-4449 

(Odebolt-Arthur) 309 N. Walnut PO Box 459 712-668-4440 

Odebolt 51458 

MINEAR, Paul S. (RM) (Glayds) 64 Farm View Dr. 

Guilford, CT 06437 

MITCHELL, Darrell V. (RM) (Eileen) 1403 Austin Pl 641-752-7330 

Marshalltown 50158-6002 

MITCHELL, Diane (FLP-INT) (Craig) 601 Milwaukee PO Box 125 641-228-5368 

(Charles City, Assoc.) 709 2 nd Ave. 641-228-5575 

Charles City 50616 

1127 T Ave 319-478-2826 

Buckingham 50612 

MITCHELL, Harold D. (FE) (Beth) 102 Lynwood PO Box 185 515-597-2625 

(Huxley-Cambridge) Huxley 50124-0185 

4323 Grand Ave. Apt. 434 515-274-4918 


MITTMAN, Barbara K. (FD-LFT) (Robert) PO Box 262 515-382-2739 

(Conference Youth Director) Nevada 50201 

MIXON, David W. (OCE-LFT) (Rhonda) Great River Medical Center 

1221 S. Gear Ave. 

West Burlington 52655-1679 

MOHAN, Tom (PLP) 1000 30th St. NE 319-363-8454 

(Cedar Rapids, Faith) 1503 Elmhurst Dr. NE 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) 115 S. 10 th St. 515-993-3791 

(Adel) 606 N. 12 th St. 515-993-3903 

Adel 50003 

MOORE, Darwin L. (FE) (Pam) 1512 W Hardin PO Box 67 515-859-7338 

(Alden-Popejoy-Williams) 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

ROLLS 

MOORE, Leroy W. (RM) (Kathryn) 1305 Wesley Lane 515-961-0977 


MOORE, Lester L. (RM) 2003 Cessna 515-292-3816 

Ames 50010 

MOORE, Raymond D. (RM) (Marjorie) 1406 N. Roche 641-842-6331 

Knoxville 50138 

MOORE, Virginia (ODM) (Fred) 465 N. Heritage PO Box 523 712-757-4960 

(Primghar) 375 N. Hayes Ave. 712-757-6325 

Primghar 51245 

MOORLACH, John H. (FE) 301 W. Ashland PO Box 258 515-961-5317 

(Indianola, First, assoc.) 1001 W. Euclid Ave. 515-961-7500 


MOREANO, Edwin (ODM) (Jean Sullivan) PO Box 523 319-465-3473 

(United Church of Monticello) 511 N. Arminda Ave. 319-465-6304 

Monticello 50213 

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 FAX712-239-1991 

MORRIS, Jim W. (FE) (Mary) 801 Broadway PO Box 99 712-852-2154 

(Emmetsburg) 2206 8 th St. 712-852-3506 

Emmetsburg 50536 

MORRIS, Milo E. (RM) (Carol) 1117 Lantern Square Apt. 4 319-232-5574 


MORRIS, Robert (FLP) 201 N. Market St. PO Box 64 641-672-2564 

(Oskaloosa, Assoc.) Oskaloosa 52577 

MORRISON, Clarence M. (RM) 564 E. 138th PL 918-291-8724 

(Esther Gene) Glenpool, OK 74033-2831 

MORRISON, Cynthia (AM) (W. Don) 402 3 rd St. PO Box 10 641-499-2022 

(Garwin-Garwin Disciples) Garwin 50632 

107 Burhow St. PO Box 129 641-476-3921 

Laurel 50141-0129 

MORRISON, W. Don (FE) (Cynthia) 209 S. Main St. PO Box 129 641-476-3417 

(Laurel) 107 Burhow St. PO Box 129 641-476-3921 

Laurel 50141-0129 

MORROW, Charlie A. (RAM) (Bonnie) 1302 Seymour 641-484-5012 

(Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement) Tama 52339 

MOSS, Jon (TPS) (Sharon) 107 South St. PO Box 66 319-482-3361 

(Martelle) Martelle 52305-0066 

181 Chatham Rd. NE 319-373-2799 


MULLER, Henry N. (RM) 75 W. Clifton Ave. Apt. 304 


MULLER, Merrill G. (FE) Goodwill Industries 712-258-4511 

(Extension ministries) 3100 W. 4th St. PO Box 1438 

4506 Manor Circle 


MURR, Tom (TPS) (Ann) 419 E. Clay St. 641-342-3368 

(Woodburn) Osceola 50213-1331 

MUTCHLER, Sue J. (FD) 927 Harlington Pl 319-352-5127 

455

456 


(C.F., Washington Chapel, Assoc) 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) 1201 Calumett Dr. 319-268-9954 

(Appointed to School) Cedar Falls 50613-5442 

N 

NELSON, David L. (FE) (Rita) 10500 N. Port Washington Rd. 414-240-0429 

(Extension ministries) Mequon, WI 53092 

308 W. Washington St. 515-284-3008 

Port Washington, WI 53074-1839 

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 


NELSON, Karen (SLP) 1298 7th Ave 319-377-4856 

(Marion, First, Assoc.) Marion 52302-3405 

903 1st Ave N (mail) 319-895-8182 

Mt. Vernon 52314-1420 

NESBITT, Scott (ODM) PO Box 40 319-657-3020 

(Ainsworth) Ainsworth 52201-0040 319-657-4214 

NESTER, Tony R. (FE) (Evelyn) 1400 W. Bremer Ave. 319-352-2590 

(Waverly, Trinity) Waverly 50677 

NEWBROUGH, Floyd T. (RM) NBA Ramsey Home 

1611 27 th St. Rm. 18 


NEWLON, Kent (FLP) (Linda) 201 W. Madison PO Box 309 319-928-6823 

(Edgewood) 505 W. Union St. 319-928-7093 

Edgewood 52042 

NEWLON, Linda (TPS) (Kent) 201 E. Burger PO Box 97 319-427-5531 

(Circle of Hope Parish) Hawkeye 52147-0097 

505 W. Union St. 319-928-7093 

Edgewood 52042-8156 

NICHOLS, Frank A. (RM) (Aileen) 1408 16th Ave. N.W. 507-280-0303 

Rochester, MN 55901 

NICHOLSON, Dennis D. (RM) (Linda) 903 North C St. 515-962-0289 


NICHOLSON, James B. (RM) (Hilda) 2500 N. Volusia Lot 25 904-774-7248 

Orange City, FL 32763-2854 

NIMS, Gary A. (FE) (Rita) 311 2 nd Ave. W. 712-262-5970 

(Spencer) 222 W. 4 th St. 712-262-7654 

Spencer 51301 

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) (Lois) 2700 E. 39 th St. 515-262-7197 

Des Moines 50317-5755

ROLLS 

NOSEK, Julie DeShaw (RFD) 635 Gooseberry Dr. #2007 

Longmont, CO 80503 

NOSEWORTHY, James A. (FE) PO Box 340007, 37203-0007 615-340-7406 

(Karla Kincannon) 2708 Sunset PL 615-385-0669 

(Extension ministries) Nashville, TN 37212 

NOTHDURFT, Milton H. (RM) (Bernyce) Deceased 6/6/00 

O 

OAKLAND, Jerry E. (FE) (Barbara) 1199 Main St. 319-582-4543 

(Dubuque, St. Luke’s) 1755 Churchill Dr. 319-583-2363 

Dubuque 52001 

OBERHEU, Crystal (FE) PO Box 697 641-947-4141 

(Melcher/Dallas) Melcher 50163-0697 

106 Spring Rd. 515-947-6600 

Dallas 50062 

ODELL, Clair D. (FE) (Alice) Box 1268 (mail) 319-652-4420 

(Maquoketa) 430 Thomas Ave. 319-652-4154 

Maquoketa 52060 FAX 319-652-1942 

ODOOM, Solomon (ODM) (Sarah) 701 1 st Ave. PO Box 167 641-398-2855 

(Floyd-West St. Charles) 605 2 nd Ave. 641-398-2850 

Floyd 50435 

ODOOM, Sarah J. Rohret (SLP) 701 1 st Ave. PO Box 167 641-398-2855 

(Floyd-West St. Charles) (Solomon) 605 2 nd Ave. 641-398-2850 

Floyd 50435 

OHRT, David J. (RM) (Laura Connolly) 3315 Indiana Ave. 712-276-0609 


OLIVER, Jerry D. (PLP) (Carol) PO Box 185 641-947-2751 

(Lacona) Melcher 50163-0185 

OLMSTED, William E. (RM) (Becky) 628 Franklin 319-524-4385 

Keokuk 52632 

OLSON, Bernard G. (RM) (June) 15290 Bashford Ave. 641-357-5525 


OLSON, Richard L. (FE) 1611 Shoreway Rd 712-732-9183 

(Extension ministries) Storm Lake 50588 

OLSON, T. Leigh (FE-LFT) Fairlawn Hts. United Church 416-481-6848 

(Randall Heskett) 28 Fairlawn Ave. 

(Ecumenical appointment) Toronto, Ontario 

Canada M5M 1S7 

126 Raleigh Ave. 416-486-9712 

Toronto, Ontario 

Canada M4N1W9 

OREN, John J. (FE) (Janie) 109 Primrose Ln 319-342-3777 

(Leave of absence) La Porte City 50651-1126 

ORTHEL, Michael L. (FE) (JoAnn) PO Box 1209 319-656-2642 

(Kalona) Kalona 52247-1209 319-656-3004 

OSWALD, Rollin G. (RM) (Loraine) 2621 27th Ave. 319-377-2634 

Marion 52302 

O'TOOL, Duane H. (RM) (Juanita) 506 4th Ave 712-999-5189 

Coon Rapids 50058-1204 

OTTESEN, Realff H. (PE) PO Box 117 319-885-4554 

(Shell Rock) PO Box 651 319-885-4114 

Shell Rock 50670 

OUGH, Bruce R. (FE) (Charlene) 32 Wesley Blvd. 

457

458 


(Bishop, West Ohio Conf.) Worthington, OH 43085 

OWENS, Michael L. (FE) (Janene) 405 Jackson Blvd. 712-629-4803 

(Disability leave) Tabor 51653 

P 

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. 641-357-6085 


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. 641-792-5736 

(Newton, St. Luke) 5704 E. 28th Ave. N. 641-792-6144 

Newton 50208 

PALS, Keith G. (FE) (Kristine) 1306 Market St. PO Box 479 515-352-3541 

(Gowrie) 1107 3 rd Ave. PO Box 479 515-352-3995 

Gowrie 50543-0479 

PANLAQUI, Remigio (FE) (Betty) 510 Thompson PO Box 460 641-892-4161 

(Sheffield-Chapin) Sheffield 50475-0460 641-892-4384 

PARK, Sungjoon (FE) (Giehwa) 602 4 th St. PO Box 266 641-377-2534 

(Colo) Colo 50056-0266 641-377-2570 

PARMER, Wallace A. (RM) (Charlotte) 302 Plaza Heights Rd. Apt. #3 641-753-6347 


PARSONS, Geneva R. (FLP) 405 S. Howard PO Box 302 712-272-3727 

(Newell-Varina) 409 S. Howard PO Box 302 712-272-3789 

Newell 50568 

PARRIS, Robert M. (RM) (Bettie) (Apr.) 28 4 th Ave. S.W. PO Box 223 205-357-4659 

Wedowee, AL 36278 

(Nov.) 660 Sunset Cir. #P 

Frostproof, FL 33843 

PARROTT, Glenn R. (RM) (Mary) 516 W. 10 th St. 

Hugoton, KS 67951 

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 


PATET, Ashok (ODM) 121 N. Water PO Box 484 641-823-4256 

(Greene Yoke) Greene 50636-0484 

PATRICK, Lynn (AM) (Shirley) PO Box 308 319-923-5460 

(Earlville United Parish) Earlville 52041 319-923-2312 

PATRICK, Scot A. (PM) (Michelle) 203 N. Downey PO Box 750 319-643-5489 

(West Branch) 115 E. Green PO Box 750 319-643-5633 

West Branch 52358 

PAULEY, Christine (TPS) (Larry) 204 W. North PO Box 339 641-724-3549 

(West Grove) Moravia 52571-0339

ROLLS 

PAULEY, Larry L. (AM) (E. Christine) 101 E. North PO Box 339 641-724-3707 

(Moravia) 204 W. North PO Box 339 641-724-3549 

Moravia 52571-0339 

PAULUS, Richard M. (RM) (Ellyn) 169 Bickford Dr. PO Box 397 319-643-3295 

West Branch 52358-0397 

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) 104 S. Columbus PO Box 187 515-848-5828 

(Pleasantville) 205 N. Sunset PO Box 218 515-848-5529 

Pleasantville 50225 

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 32548-6057 

PERDUE, James D. (FE) (Neva) 720 Grand Ave. 515-279-0826 

(West Des Moines, Assoc.) 1100 7 th St. 515-226-0697 


PERDUE, Neva Thorn (FE) (James) PO Box 41006 515-280-8426 

(Des Moines, Las Americas, Assoc.) Des Moines 50311-0501 

1100 7 th St. 515-226-0697 


PERKINS, Leroy F. (PLP) (Pat) PO Box 237 641-873-4737 

(Allerton-Lineville-Clio) 204 South Niagara 

Allerton 50008-0237 

PETERS, Craig A. (FE) (Lysia) 2330 W. 41st St. 319-391-5488 

(Davenport, Christ) 3820 Cedar 319-391-8119 


PETERS, Douglas A. (FE) 122 North West PO Box 87 319-624-2288 

(Martha Schut) (Solon) 130 North West PO Box 87 319-624-2489 

Solon 52333-0087 

PETERS, Stephen R. (FE) (Susan) 1340 3 rd Ave. SE PO Box 2065 319-363-2058 

(C.R., St. Paul’s Assoc.) Cedar Rapids 52406-2065 

2122 Country Club Pkwy SE 319-247-2035 


PETERSON, David (SLP) (Judy) PO Box 267 319-636-2784 

(Oelwein, Assoc. and Hazleton) Hazleton 50641-0267 

PETERSON, Edward R. (FE) (Mary) 309 N. Main St. 319-385-1740 

(Mount Pleasant) 401 N. Broadway St. 319-385-9506 

Mount Pleasant 52641 

PETERSON, Kenneth D. (RM) (Ruth) 1431 8 th Ave. 

Two Harbors, MN 55616-1116 

PETERSON, Peter J. (FE) (Phyllis) 313 E. Montgomery PO Box 288 641-842-3712 

(Knoxville) 802 Merna Dr. 641-828-6257 


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 


459

460 


PFALTZGRAFF, Richard C. (RM) 405 37th St. Apt. 1 515-271-6812 


PHARES, Dawn (FE) (James) 3205 Quail Ridge Rd 319-332-6702 

(Family leave) Bettendorf 52722 

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, 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 

PIETTE, Elizabeth (TPS) 201 S. Ford 319-462-3951 

(Anamosa, Assoc.) 600 Crane St. #6 319-462-5724 

Anamosa 52205 

PILECKI, Fred (FLP) 201 E. 5th St. PO Box 370 712-624-8320 

(Malvern-Strahan) 706 Kearney Ave. PO Box 37 712-624-8573 

Malvern 51551 

PIMLOTT, L. George (RM) (Alberta) 164 Tiki Terrace 319-393-5878 

Bali Hai Estates 

Hiawatha 52233 

PINT, Arnette M. (SLP) 1195 Steeple Ln NE 319-848-7213 

(Shueyville, Assoc.) Swisher 52338-9417 

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 627 641-749-2216 

(Shell Rock Valley UM Churches) 117 N. Hawkeye PO Box 627 641-749-2273 

Nora Springs 50458-0627 

PITKA, Marjorlein (PE) 5498 S. Mound Rd. 319-552-2080 

(Extension ministries/Dub., Metro 5501 S. Mound Rd. 

Parish/Metro Outreach Ministry) Sherrill 52073 

PLAMBECK, Lanette L. (FLP) 1910 Locust St. PO Box 357 515-999-2215 

(Granger) 1903 Locust St. PO box 241 515-999-9493 

Granger 50109 

PLATON, A. Neil (PM) (Joy) PO Box 17 641-768-2342 

(Macksburg-Hebron-Lorimor) 213 S West St PO Box 18 641-768-2375 

Macksburg 50155 

PLOCHER, Robyn J. (FE-LFT) (Terry) Rick’s House of Hope Grief Cen. 319-421-7970 

(Extension ministries) Genesis Hospital Spiritual Care Dept. 

1227 E. Rusholme 


POE, John N. (FE) (Sylvia) 706 W. McMurray PO Box 577 515-994-2354 

(Prairie City-Pleasant Hill) 301 S. Norris 515-994-9064 

Prairie City 50228 

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 

Sioux City 51104

ROLLS 

POLAND, William W. (FE) (Judy) 1405 S. Pennsylvania Ave. 641-423-6549 

(Mason City, Wesley) 419 20 th PL S.W. 


641-424-4862 

POORE-CHRISTENSEN, Allen M. (FE) 301 W. Superior PO Box 416 319-278-4712 

(Clarksville Community) 311 W. Superior PO Box 177 

Clarksville 50619 

319-278-4426 

POORE-CHRISTENSEN, Julie M. (FE) 2200 Tulip Ave. 641-892-4666 

(Hansell-West Fork) Sheffield 50475-8113 

311 W. Superior PO Box 177 

Clarksville 50619 

319-278-4426 

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) 225 Countryside Cir. Apt. 57F 865-769-7636 

(Family Leave) Knoxville, TN 37923-4164 

POSTON, P. Edward, Jr. (FE) 225 Countryside Cir. Apt. 57F 865-769-7636 

(School) Knoxville, TN 37923-4164 

POTTER, Lynn A. (FE) (Sally) 102 S. 8 th 712-362-4886 

(Estherville) 120 S. 8 th 

712-362-5337 

Estherville 51334 FAX 712-362-2357 

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 50316-4399 

28 Hickory Blvd. 

Altoona 50009-2608 

515-967-1937 

POULSEN, Julia E. Fox (FE) 3715 33rd Ave. SW, 52404 319-396-4366 

(Dennis A.P. Fox) (C.R., New Creation) 1733 Woodside Ct. NW 


319-396-2134 

POWELL, David J. (RM) (Joyce) 206 Grass Knoll Dr. 

Lindale, TX 75771-5038 

903-882-9804 

POWERS, Edmond O. (AM) (Jacque) 210 W. North PO Box 346 319-484-2137 

(Wapsie Valley Parish: Olin, Olin, 

St. Paul’s-Morley, Faith-Oxford Junct.) 

Olin 52320-0346 319-484-2365 

PRESTON, Don E. (FE) (Rhoda) 619 Main St. 641-648-4607 

(Iowa Falls) 625 Forest Dr. 

Iowa Falls 50126 

641-648-9344 

PRESTON, Rhoda (PLP) (Don) 619 Main St. 641-648-4607 

(Iowa Falls, Assoc.) 625 Forest Dr. 

Iowa Falls 50126 

641-648-9344 

PRIMMER, Thomas A. (PM) (Diane) 206 S.W. Walnut St. 515-964-4249 

(Ankeny, First, Assoc.) 434 S.E. Trilein Dr. 

Ankeny 50021 

515-963-8902 

PROSSER, Larry (AM) (Sherrel) 115 Northumberland Box 486 641-535-4592 

(Russell-Bethel) 111 Northumberland Box 486 

Russell 50238-0486 

641-535-4591 

PULATIE, Nina L. (FE) (Tony) 310 Arthur 712-841-4537 

(Disability leave) Laurens 50554 

PULATIE, Tony (FE) (Nina) 201 W. Main St. 712-841-4476 

(Laurens) 310 E. Arthur St. 712-841-4537 

Laurens 50554 FAX 712-841-4385 

PURCELL, Richard (TPS) 2128 S. Main St. 319-754-5044 

(Burlington, Asbury) 421 N. 7 th St. 


319-752-8959 

461

462 


PUTNEY, Keith (ODM) 108 N 2 nd St. 515-675-3387 

(Pulaski-Troy) PO Box 100 515-675-3230 

Pulaski 52584-0100 

Q 

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 

June 1-Sept 1 10891 Pioneer Tr. 

Boyne Falls, MI 49713 

R 

RAINES, J. David (FE) 700 N. Cascade Dr. 503-982-2891 

RAINES, Kathy L. (FE) Woodburn, OR 97071-3145 

(Apptd. Oregon-Idaho Conf.) 

RAPHAEL-NAKOS, Stephanie L. (FE) 175 N. Willard St. 641-682-5421 

(Tom) (Ottumwa, Willard Street) 1948 Gladstone 641-682-7443 

Ottumwa 52501 

RAPHAEL-NAKOS, Thomas (FE) PO Box 266 641-693-3341 

(Stephanie) (Libertyville-Batavia) Libertyville 52567 

1948 Gladstone 641-682-7443 

Ottumwa 52501 

RAU, Alfred E. (RM) (Katherine) 805 Park Ave. 515-733-2477 

Story City 50248 

REECE, Vicki Lindley (FE) 1402 Main St. 319-266-5500 

(C.F., Prairie Springs) 220 W. 8 th St. 319-266-3403 


REEDY, Rommel C. (FE) (Teresa) Wyoming State Hospital 307-789-3464 


Evanston, WY 82931-0177 

REES, Oscar W. (RM) (Ida Mae) 24634 182 nd St. 712-332-7798 


REISNER, Dale A. (AM) (Mary) 306 3 rd St. PO Box 39 515-882-3509 

(LuVerne-Livermore) LuVerne 50560-0039 

RENFRO, Nancy K. (SLP) 400 Iowa Ave. 319-263-1596 

(Muscatine, Wesley Assoc.) 402 Evans St. 319-263-5083 


RETH, Melvin W. (RM) (Margaret) 1220 South First St. 641-673-9596 

Oskaloosa 52577-3915 

REYNOLDS, Douglas (FLP) (Ethel) 2651 Telegraph Rd 319-326-5631 

(West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace) 3305 W. Rusholme St. FAX 319-326-6484 

Davenport 52804 319-386-4458 

RICE, Ron (TPS) 409 Debra Dr. 641-752-3368 

(Gilman) Marshalltown 50185 

RICHARDS, Jerry L. (FE) (Sue) 1634 Skeels Ave 715-834-0379 

(Extension ministries) Eau Claire, WI 54701-6627 

RICKS, Allen D. (RM) (Donna) 202 Sunset Rd. Box 268 319-988-3024 

Hudson 50643 

RICKS, Joseph G. (RM) (June) 401 W. Fountain St. 319-694-4810 

Brighton 52540-9645 

RIDENOUR, Dan (TPS) 813 15 th Ave. E. Apt. 7 641-672-1253

ROLLS 

(Iconium) Oskaloosa 52577-4134 

RIEBHOFF, John L. (RM) 405 S.W. Elm Apt. 404 515-964-7492 

Ankeny 50021 

RIECKHOFF-FARIS, Janet (FE) (Tim) 2 Bean Hill Dr. 603-286-4443 

(Apptd. New England Conf.) Northfield, NH 03276-4324 603-286-3673 

RIECKHOFF, William G. (RM) (Lois) 3707 S.E. 24th Ct. 515-288-9403 


RIEGEL, Henry W. (RM) (Emma) 600 E. 5th St. Apt. 508 515-243-1551 


RIEGEL, Larry (FE) (Janie) 6205 S.W. 9th St. 515-285-6545 

(D.M., Fort Des Moines) 1009 Leland Ave. 515-285-4961 


RIGGLE, Lane (FE) (Alice) 100 Hazel PO Box 149 515-996-2572 

(Van Meter-Booneville) 218 2 nd Ave. PO Box 58 515-996-9001 

Van Meter 50261 

RIGGS, Carl B. (RM) 4010 Clearview Dr. 319-277-5686 


RILEY, James C. (FE) (Martha) 213 W. Jackson St. 641-872-1569 

(Corydon-Millerton-Sewel-New Zion) 212 W. Anthony St. 641-872-1668 

Corydon 50060-1312 

RILEY, Laurie L. (FE) 200 2 nd St. N.W. PO Box 386 515-967-3388 

(Mitchellville-Santiago) 201 1 st St. N.W. PO Box 386 515-967-6865 

Mitchellville 50169-0386 

RIMMER, Reva (PE) (Tom) PO Box 187 319-498-4585 

(Birmingham-Stockport) Birmingham 52535 319-796-4403 

RIMMER, Thomas J. (PLP) RR 1 Box 5B 319-796-4403 

Stockport 52651-9704 

RINKEL, Charles T., Jr. (RM) (Nelda) 5921 Winwood Dr. Apt. 215 515-334-5470 

Johnston 50131-1676 

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. 712-476-5634 

(Rock Valley) 1031 18th Ave. 712-476-5698 

Rock Valley 51247 

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. 641-227-3316 

Collins 50055-8544 

ROESLER, Lyndon W. (ODM) (Cliftonia) PO Box 152 319-828-1005 

(Oxford) 210 E. Main PO Box 414 319-828-4233 

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Oxford 52322 

ROGERS, Todd (FLP) PO Box 2065 319-363-2058 

(Cedar Rapids, St. Paul’s, Assoc.) Cedar Rapids 52406-2065 

ROGULA, David G. (FE) 603 N. Clay PO Box 27 641-522-7754 

(Brooklyn) 607 N. Clay PO Box 27 641-522-7753 

Brooklyn 52211 

ROHDE-FRANK, Blair (FE) (Rosemary) 10 Brookwood Ct. 641-682-2157 

(Family leave) Ottumwa 52501 

ROHDE-FRANK, Rosemary (FE) (Blair) 227 W. 4 th St. Suite 1-D 641-682-9655 

(Superintendent, Ottumwa District) 10 Brookwood Ct. 641-682-2157 

Ottumwa 52501 

ROOT, Leonard L. (RM) (Helen) 610 Briarstone Dr A-19 641-423-4207 

Mason City 50401-4615 

ROOT, Stephen R., Jr. (RM) (Catherine) 400 W. 8th St. 319-262-5092 


ROSENBERGER, John W. (FE) (Lola) 361 N 8th Ave W 712-728-2649 

(Hartley) 30 W Maple St 712-728-2669 

Hartley 51346 

ROTH, James H. (TPS) (Lou Ann) PO Box 48 319-925-2006 

(Greeley) Greeley 52050-0048 

ROTH, Lorraine J. (FE) PO Box 206 319-574-4679 

(Delmar-Elwood) Delmar 52037-0206 

ROYAR, Kenneth D. (RM) (Gayle) 825 Caroline Ave. 319-466-9178 


ROZENDAAL, James E. (RM) (Shirley) 913 5 th St. S.W. 319-334-2934 

Independence 50644-2370 

ROZENDAAL, Shirley (FE-LFT) (James) 107 Rainbow Ave. PO Box 122 319-938-2609 

(Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek) Rowley 52329-0122 

913 5 th St. S.W. 319-334-2934 

Independence 50644-2370 

RUBENKING, Andrew L. (FE) 901 Nodaway PO Box 307 641-322-3312 

(Corning) 2093 220 th St. 641-322-5260 

Corning 50841 

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. (FLP) (Jodi) PO Box 301 641-449-3779 

(New Virginia-Medora) New Virginia 50210 

RUSK, Alan J. (FE) (Dorene) PO Box 88 641-336-2852 

(Clearfield-Sharpsburg) Clearfield 50840 641-336-2863 

RUSSELL, James P. (RM) (Rebecca) 1705 W. Wahkonsa Ave. 515-984-7684 

Polk City 50226-1200 

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 

SAMUELS, Ellen L. (PM) 6906 W. Roosevelt Rd. Apt. 1 708-209-1271 

(Disability leave) Oak Park, IL 60304-1841 

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

ROLLS 

(Correctionville-Cushing) 509 5th St. 712-372-4431 

Correctionville 51016 

SANDERS, Jill L. (FE) 4520 Navajo Dr. N.E. 319-393-8332 

(Extension ministries) Cedar Rapids 52402-3047 

SANGEL, Marcia F. (FE) 509 2nd PO Box 1005 712-657-2972 

(Lakes) 312 Ash PO Box 1005 712-657-8715 

Lake View 51450-1005 

SATRE, Steve (PLP) 2766 390th St 515-547-2242 

(Rinard) Dayton 50530-7550 

SCHAAF, Lowel (PLP) (Sylvia) 1303 L Ave. 712-767-2506 

(Maple Grove) Elliott 51532-5042 

SCHALLER, Edward A. (RM) (Elizabeth) 808 Second Ave. S.W. 319-352-5961 

Waverly 50677 

SCHAR, David E. (FE) (Sharron) 1086 Nixon 515-961-4523 

(Extension ministries) Indianola 50125 

SCHELLER, Donald M. (FE) (Brenda) S.I.L. Nasuli (011)63-88-828-3131 

(Extension ministries) 8700 Malaybalay City 

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 St. PO Box 116 712-273-5243 

Early 50535 

SCHLITTER, Todd R. (FE) 211 E. 3 rd St. 712-732-5458 

(Storm Lake, Assoc.) 203 E. 3 rd St. 712-732-2298 


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) 210 N. 2 nd Ave. E. 641-792-4648 

(Newton, First Assoc.) 205 E. 29 th St. S. 641-791-9377 

Newton 50208 

SCHOENING, Dale A. (FE) (Mitzi) PO Box 19 FAX/Offc. 515-838-2325 

(Stratford-S.M.-Homer-Duncombe- Stratford 50249 515-838-2386 

McGuire Bend) 

SCHOENMAKER, Adrian (RM) 27 Leamer Ct. 319-351-3774 


SCHRIMPF, Greg (SLP) 2215 Bennett St. 319-557-0724 

(United Community Ministries) Dubuque 52001-6035 

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. (RM) (Sandra) 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 

3056 170th St. 319-263-5423 


SCHULTZ, Nancy C. (FE) (Frank) 1709 Sweetland Rd. 319-263-5423 

(Muscatine) 3056 170th St. 


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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 


SCHUMANN, David P. (FE) (Christina) 301 W Athens PO Box 129 712-289-4311 

(Marathon-Laurens, Assoc.) 306 W Athens PO Box 128 712-289-2621 

Marathon 50565 

SCHUTTER, James F. (FE) (Joyce) 400 Garfield PO Box 205 515-544-3347 

(Farnhamville-Somers) PO Box 277 

Farnhamville 50538 

SCHWARM, Franklin (RM) 310 S. 63rd St. Apt. 220 

Mesa, AZ 85206-6020 

SCHWARZ, Leland C. (FE) (Anne) 29 Sycamore Rd. 812-285-1362 

(Disability) Jeffersonville, IN 47130-6830 

SCHWEIKER, William A. (FE) (Mary) 2620 W. 89th PL 

(Extension ministries) Evergreen Park, IL 60642-1302 

SCHWEIZER, James L. (FE-LFT) 201 E. 4th 641-642-3455 

(Elaine) (Moulton) Moulton 52572 

23113 217 th Ave. 641-437-4271 

Centerville 52544 

SCOTT, Keith L. (RM) (Evelyn) 3129 115th St. 319-478-8788 

(Geneseo) Buckingham 50612-9746 319-478-2807 

SCOTT, Ruth Ann (FD-PLP) (Doug) PO Box 244 319-285-7118 

(McCausland-Park View) Eldridge 52748-0244 

984 49th St. 319-673-5011 

Monmouth 52309-9452 

SEAGREN, Kirk (OCE-LFT) (Lillian) PO Box 117 712-534-2637 

Northboro 51647-0117 

119 Center St. 712-382-2469 

Hamburg 51640-1869 

SEBENIECHER, Richard L. (FE) (Janice) 101 E. Graham Ave. Suite 2, 712-322-1238 

(Superintendent, Council Bluffs District) 51503-6601 

101 Marlene Cir. 712-328-9533 


SEEBER, James J. (FE) (Lois June) 189 Windward Ave. 

(Apptd. California-Pacific Conf.) Shell Beach, CA 93449-2073 

SEIBERT, James E. (RAM) (Sharon) 1310 N.W. 1 st St. 515-448-4756 

Eagle Grove 50533-1611 

SENEY, Ray K. (RM) (Sharon) PO Box 901 319-245-2414 

(Castalia) 705 N. Main 319-245-2180 

Elkader 52043-0901 

SEYDEL, Frank D. (FE) (Lynn) 304 1 st St. W. 319-895-6286 

(Mount Vernon) 312 1 st St. W. 319-895-8721 


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) 617 Wright Ave., 51109-1444 712-233-2404 

(S.C., Riverside) 3054 Myrtle St. 712-252-4315 


SHATZER, Linda “Kitch” (ODM) PO Box 126 319-694-2470 

(Brighton United) Brighton 52540-0126 319-694-3706

ROLLS 

SHAW, Thomas R. (FE) (Susan) Schillingsbektal 4 

(Extension ministries) 22529 Hamburg, Germany 

SHEILS, George A. (RM) (Doris) Riverview Park #153 319-268-1688 

439 N. Division St. 


SHELLY, O. Dean (AM) (Donna) 803 13th 712-552-1807 

(Hawarden-Ireton) 1306 Ave. H 712-552-2541 

Hawarden 51023 

SHEPHERD, Dennis (SLP) (Jane) 130 N. West St. PO Box 68 641-765-4523 

(Truro-Peru) 655 N West St. 641-765-4782 

Truro 50257-0068 

SHEPHERD, Jane (SLP) (Dennis) 655 N West St. 515-765-4782 

(Linn Grove) Truro 50257-1004 

SHERMAN, Brian (FE-LFT) (Sue-Ellen) PO Box 424 712-654-5785 

(Manilla United Church UM-PCUSA) Manilla 51454-0424 712-643-5613 

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 

SHINKLE, Thomas (PM) 901 3 rd Ave. SE, 51031-2649 712-546-4037 

(LeMars, Calvary-Seney) 418 Lee Dr. 712-546-6513 

LeMars 51031-2626 

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) 509 Lincolnway PO Box 137 712-647-2304 

(Woodbine) 63 8 th St. 712-647-2347 

Woodbine 51579 

SHOGREN, David R. (FE) (Cherry) 805 Central Ave. Suite 606 515-576-2444 

(Superintendent, Fort Dodge District) 1307 1 st St. Apt. 6 515-832-6958 


SHOPSHIRE, James M. (FE) (Ramonia Wesley Theo. Seminary 202-885-8616 

(Extension ministries) Lee) 4500 Massachusetts Ave. 

Washington, DC 20016-5690 

5308 Manchester Dr. 301-899-6417 

Suitland, MD 20746-4406 FAX 

301-899-6468 

SHREVE, Francis W. (RM) c/o Sharon Strohmaier 

Attorney-in-Fact for F.W. Shreve 

7707 Dellwood Dr. 


SHREVE, Robert W. (RM) (Marguerite) 903 Jay St. 515-389-3444 

Churdan 50050-8633 

SHULTZ, Mary H. (FE) 304 McMartin PO Box 17 641-366-2142 

(Beaman-Albion) 310 McMartin PO Box 17 641-366-2602 

Beaman 50609 

SHULTZ, Paul M. (FE) (Rita) Wesley Foundation 319-338-1179 

(Extension ministries) 120 N. Dubuque 

467

468 



610 4th Ave. S. 319-895-0462 

Mt. Vernon 52314-1737 

SIDES, Kathleen J. (FE) (Earl) 313 E. Montgomery PO Box 288 641-842-3712 

(Knoxville, Assoc.) 413 Jackson St. 


SIECK, Walter L. (RM) (Elsina) 1808 5th 515-465-2744 

Perry 50220 

SIEMENS, Peter (RM) (Esther) 8405 E. 85th Terrace 

Raytown, MO 64138 

SIEMS, Marvin (TPS) (Connie Beck) 302 E. 8 th St. 712-644-2592 

(Logan-Magnolia) Logan 51546 

SILER, David L. (PLP) (Pam) PO Box 297 319-448-4689 

(Walker) Walker 52352-0297 

311 Donna St. Apt. 2 319-984-5510 

PO Box 142 

Denver 50622-0142 

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 


SINDT, Marion (PE) (Sheryl) 800 Greeley PO Box 485 641-435-4433 

(Nashua Republic) Nashua 50658 641-435-4094 

SJOGREN, Leonard F. (FE) 1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

(Sioux City, Grace) 3217 S. Cypress St. 712-276-8835 


SKIDMORE, Duane (PLP) (Sheryll) 318 E. Howard 515-674-4135 

(Kilduff-Reasnor) Colfax 50054 

SKYRME, Joan A. (AM) 925 Broadway PO Box 38 641-853-2375 

(Rowan Yoke) Rowan 50470-0038 

SLATER, Pat (PLP) 11557 Co. Rd. E-53 319-484-2283 

(Wapsie Valley Parish, Assoc.) Olin 52320 

SLOCA, Charles (RLP) (Joan) 401 E. Burlington 641-472-2868 


SMALLEY, Marjorie (ODM-LFT) (Dale) Box 145 515-275-4387 

(Beaver Yoke) Beaver 50031 

SMITH, Brian (ODM) 125 2 nd St. SE PO Box 430 641-483-2531 

(State Center-Rhodes) State Center 50247-0430 

SMITH, Charles W. (FE) (Avis) 500 E Court Ave Suite C 515-283-1991 


2109 Rodlyn Rd. 515-832-4287 


SMITH, A. Joyce (PLP) (Max) PO Box 136 641-347-8847 

(Afton-Jerusalem) Afton 50830-0136 

205 Dunning Ave. 641-464-3442 

Mt. Ayr 50854 

SMITH, Laura L. (FE) (Steven) 723 Washington St. 319-266-1713 

(C.F., First Assoc.) Cedar Falls 50613-2999 

1760 300 th St. 

Ionia 50645-9214 

SMITH, Marlene (TPS) (Richard) 407 S. 4 th St. 319-878-4140 

(Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke) PO Box 246 319-878-4132 

Farmington 52626

ROLLS 

SMITH, Paul M. (FE) (Kathryn) 416 Hardin St. 641-847-3251 

(Ackley-Geneva) 809 2nd Ave. 641-847-2871 

Ackley 50601 

SMITH, Richard C. (TPS) (Marlene) 407 S. 4 th St. 319-878-4140 

(Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke) PO Box 246 319-878-4132 

Farmington 52626 

SMITH, Robert L. (RM) (Mary) 606 Carter Dr. 712-623-3673 

Red Oak 51566-2012 

SMITH, Sandra J. (PLP) (Fred) 309 E. Jefferson 515-462-2912 

(Winterset-Patterson, Assoc.) Winterset 50273 

511 W. Clanton 641-396-2596 

St. Charles 50240 

SMITH, Tompsie K. (FE) 127 N 10th St. 515-576-7586 

(Fort Dodge, First) 1211 N 11th St. 515-573-4714 


SODERSTRUM, Trevor (PLP) PO Box 501 515-388-4335 

(Mackey) Roland 50236-0501 

SOLOMON, Ted J. (RM) (Marian) 4248 North Dakota Ave. 515-292-2081 

Ames 50014-9005 

SONG, Chung-Seop (ODM) (Mi-Jeong) 1009 Guthrie Ave., 50316-1929 515-261-0600 

(Des Moines, Korean) 2723 E. Madison Ave. 515-265-9937 


SONNER, Larry W. (RM) (Sue) 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. 303 641-791-4647 

Newton 50208 

SPARKS, Boyd (PLP) (Jean) 502 E Clark St 641-623-3244 

(Barnes City & Deep River) Montezuma 50171 

SPARKS, Clyde G. (RM) (Genevieve) R.R. 2 Box 159 641-774-5917 

(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 


SPOERL, Melissa J. Warren (PM) 5036 Sherrill Rd. 319-552-2866 

(Leave of absence) (Michael) Sherrill 52073-9609 

SQUIRE, John R. (RM) (Martha) 2319 Wakonda View Dr. 515-287-2640 


STAUFFER, Ray (AM) (Jan) 1301 Washington 712-837-4623 

(Ruthven-Ayrshire) Ruthven 51358 712-837-4838 

STEELE, Otto S., Jr. (RM) (Mildred) 906 E. 3rd St. 641-628-9744 

Pella 50219 

STEFFENSON, J. Morris (RAM) 1224 13th St. N.W. #146-148 


STEFFES, Vickie L. (TPS) (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 641-357-6036 


STEWARD, William H. (FE) (Nancy) 3700 Cottage Grove, 50311 515-255-2131 

(Des Moines, Grace) 1070 37 th St. 515-279-3096 

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STEWART, R. Thomas (RM) (Maryann) Deceased 7-5-00 

STIEFEL, Carl (RM) 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 641-743-2715 

(Greenfield) 604 Iowa St. 641-743-2752 

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 

(Superintendent, Des Moines District) 1071 Belle Mar Dr. 515-225-8832 


STOUT, James (PLP) PO Box 26 319-738-3062 

(Keswick-Thornburg-Webster) Keswick 50136 

405 S. Stuart 641-622-2247 

Sigourney 52591 

STOWERS, Deborah (FE) (Ted) 611 6th PO Box 197 641-395-2317 

(Shell Rock Valley UM Churches) Rudd 50471 

STOWERS, Ted. W. (PE) (Deborah) 510 W. 4th 641-736-4300 

(St. Ansgar-Little Cedar) 514 W. 4th 641-736-2252 

St. Ansgar 50472 

STRANSKY, Linda L. (PE) 307 E. 1st St. PO Box 220 319-432-7716 

(Mechanicsville-Morley, First) Mechanicsville 52306 319-432-6432 

STRAW, Beth (SLP) 1201 230 th St. PO Box 234 319-352-1776 

(Waverly, Heritage, Assoc.) Waverly 50677 

133 Pine St. 319-987-2918 

Janesville 50647 

STREETER, Richard D. (AM) (Delores) PO Box 280 712-332-2447 

(Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior) Arnolds Park 51331-0280 

STREYFFELER, David E. (RM) (Belva) 150 Winston Lane 417-334-7869 

Hollister, MO 65672-5343 

STREYFFELER, Laurice D. (RM) (Gail) 2421 Pueblo Dr. 712-239-5551 


STRICKLER, Donald E. (FE-LFT) PO Box 437 515-834-2570 

(DeSoto) (Nancy) 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) 311 First Ave. N. PO Box 647 515-332-2083 

(Faith, Assoc.) Humboldt 50548-0647 

1620 N. 23 rd St. 515-576-7943 


SUBRAMANIAN, Samuel (PM) Thelma 501 Edwards PO Box 100 641-944-5322 

(Bussey-Hamilton) 503 Edwards PO Box 223 641-944-5323 

Bussey 50044 

SUBRAMANIAN, Thelma Colorado (FE) PO Box 129 641-949-6221 

(Samuel) (Harvey-Tracy) Tracy 50256-0129 

SUETTERLIN, Kenneth D. (FE) 604 Sunrise Ave. 712-729-3700 

(Sanborn-Melvin) (Bonnie) 602 Sunrise Ave. 712-729-3356 

Sanborn 51248-1023

ROLLS 

SULLIVAN, Edward L. (RM) (Doris) 613 W. Boone 641-753-3692 


SULLIVAN, Jean (ODM) (Edwin Moreano) PO Box 523 319-465-3473 

(United Church of Monticello) 511 N. Arminda Ave. 319-465-6304 

Monticello 52310 

SUNG, (Christina) Back Eun (FE) PO Box 256 319-545-2281 

(Tiffin) 239 W. 2 nd St. 319-545-2671 

Tiffin 52340 

SURFACE, L. Dean (RAM) (Elizabeth) 806 Sherwood Ave. 712-629-7515 

Tabor 51653 

SWANBERG, Jerald G. (FE) (Wanda) 202 W. Main 641-752-3668 

(Marshallown, First) 1904 Edgebrook 641-753-7535 


SWAMICKAN, Prince (FLP) PO Box A 319-726-3641 

(Letts-Island) PO Box 107 319-726-3741 

Letts 52754 

SWENSON, Verdon M. (RLP) 576 Cherry Valley Dr 319-864-3171 

Postville 52162 

SWINTON, David G. (FE) (Shari Stucker) 1103 3 rd St. PO Box 237 515-465-4178 

(Perry-Rippey-Fairview) 824 8 th St. 515-465-2613 

Perry 50220 

SWINTON, Jerrold W. (FE) (Sherry) 614 Randolph 50702-1591 319-234-0077 

(Superintendent, Waterloo District) 171 Lovejoy 319-232-3830 


TABELISMA, Emmanuel A. (FE) (Lucy) 5 N. Federal Ave. Suite 105 641-423-5911 

(Superintendent, Mason City District) 3428 Brandywine Rd. 641-424-5602 


TAGG, Lawrence V. (RM) (Donna) 9021 E. Fifth St. 602-885-7066 

Tucson, AZ 85710 

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 

THACKER, Penelope (PLP) 419 N. Grandview Ave. 319-582-8875 

(Dubuque, Grandview, Assoc.) Dubuque 52001-6332 

THARPE, R. Douglas (RM) (Joy) 21287 Birch Ave. 641-857-3765 

(Plainfield) Dumont 50625-7635 

THERKELSEN, John (FE) (Margaret) 1 St Joseph Dr, 40504-3754 859-313-1781 

(Extension ministries) 52 Mentelle Park 859-266-8851 

Lexington, KY 40502 

THOMAS, Christan L. (PE) (Barbara) 319 N. Main St. 319-523-6941 

(Southeast Louisa Co. Parish, Assoc.) Wapello 52653 319-766-2511 

THOMAS, Richard H. (RM) (Nancy) 418 A 2nd Ave. S. 319-895-8359 


THOMAS, Susan (FE) PO Box 157 (Merrill) 712-938-2548 

(Merrill-Adaville) 21212 C38 (Adaville) 712-568-2668 

Merrill 51038 712-568-2449 

471

472 


THOMPSON, Charles (PLP) 1475 265th St. 712-651-2307 

(Bayard-Wichita) Jefferson 50129 515-386-4860 

THOMPSON, Donald L. (RM) 519 N. Calhoun St. 319-627-4889 

West Liberty 52776-1314 

(Nov.-Apr.) 17A Lake Dr. 863-956-5573 

Winter Haven, FL 33881-9113 

THUROW, Willis C. (RM) (Alice) 5550 S. Shore Dr. #814 


TISDALE, John R. (RM) (Beverly) 2983 Old Post Road 

Slatington, PA 18080-3214 

TOMLINSON, Nanette R. (FE) 110 E. US 50 PO Box 449 712-659-3807 

(Glidden) 608 Colorado 712-659-3806 

Glidden 51443 

TOMLINSON, William B. (RM) (Eileen) 800 W. Boston 515-961-4438 


TOWELL, Rolland C. (RM) (Judy) 241 Boyson Rd. NE 319-373-8691 


TOWNSLEY, Michael F. (AM) (Diane) PO Box 87 319-846-2349 

(Clover Ridge) 430 B Ave. 

Walford 52351 

TRELOAR, Sharon (SLP) 925 DeForest Ave. 319-358-9611 

(Springdale) Iowa City 52240-2141 

TREMBLY, William C., Jr. (RM) (Fran) 100 Hilltop Rd. A-1 515-573-6020 


TRITLE, Barrie M. (FE) (Kae) 225 1st Ave. S.W., 52405-3965 319-365-6273 

(Superintendent, Cedar Rapids District) 1501 Sierra Dr. N.E. 319-362-8140 


TRONE, Wendy (SLP) 377 2nd Ave. W. PO Box 244 641-584-2944 

(Thompson) Thompson 50478 

940 Maben Ave. 641-923-3223 

Garner 50438 

TRUSHEIM, Rudolf (RM) (Ruth) 7424 Hickory Lane 515-254-9405 


TRUSHEIM, Wilbert R. (FE) (Jackie) 100 Central Ave. E. PO Box 484 641-456-4238 

(Hampton) 114 Central Ave. E. 641-456-3702 

Hampton 50441-2047 

TUNNICLIFF, John F. (FE-LFT) (Ann) PO Box 14 641-347-8405 

(Murray) Afton 50830 

TURKELSON, Donald R. (RM) (Virginia) 6603 Crownpointe Dr. S.W. 616-534-1261 

Grand Rapids, MI 49509-9762 

TURNER, James R. (FE) (Paula) 1430 Ellis Blvd. NW 319-363-3119 

(C.R., St. James) 1412 Ellis Blvd. NW 319-362-3320 


TURNER, Jay W. (FE) (Marianne) 300 Main St. PO Box 4500 207-795-2291 

(Extension ministries) Lewiston, ME 04240 

TUTTLE, Lanny L. (AM) (Shirley) 201 N. Market PO Box 64 641-672-2564 

(Oskaloosa) 313 Sheriff Ave. 641-673-6345 

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 G. (PM) 17541 Jefferson St. N.E. 612-434-7463 

(Apptd. Minnesota Conf.) Ham Lake, MN 55304-4235 

ULFFERS, Pam (PLP) 614 Randolph St. 319-235-7088

ROLLS 

(Waterloo, First, Assoc.) Waterloo 50702-1522 

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 

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) Deceased 6-25-00 

USHER, Worthie K. (RM) (Helen) 4446 Wescott Dr. 972-264-3217 

Grand Prairie, TX 75052-3540 

VALDEZ, Aleta C. (PM) (Melecio) 9136 Mandarin Dr. 770-210-2502 

VALDEZ, Melecio A. (FE) (Aleta) Jonesboro, GA 30236-5117 

(Leave of absence & Extension ministries) 

VALLERY, J. Larry (RM) (Rita) 2818 Eisenhower Ave. 515-232-6413 

Ames 50010-4304 

VAN DAM, William J. (FE) (Lorene) 3801 S. National, 65807 417-885-6116 

(Extension ministries) 5641 S. Elmira 417-883-4693 

Springfield, MO 65810 

VAN WERT, Gary L. (FE) (Kathy) 119 4th Ave. PO Box 148 712-684-5263 

(Coon Rapids) 726 4th Ave. 712-684-5292 

Coon Rapids 50058 FAX 712-684-6446 

VARCE, Harold A. (RM) (Virginia) 6623 Forest Ct. 515-255-1036 


VICKERY, Gordon K. (RM) (Gwen) PO Box 255 641-946-7256 

Lovilia 50150-0255 

419 N. 8 th St. 641-932-3169 

Albia 52531-1330 

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 847-866-3940 

(Extension ministries) Chicago, IL 60626 773-761-6453 

VOGEL, Linda J. (FD) (Dwight) 2121 Sheridan Rd. 847-866-3954 

(Extension ministries) Evanston, IL 60201 

1605 W. Chase Ave. 1-W 773-761-6453 


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. 641-236-3757 

(Grinnell, Assoc.) Grinnell 50112-1601 

2106 North 4th Ave. E. 641-792-9524 

Newton 50208 

WAGNER, Sr., David H. (FE) (Candace) 413 E. Butler Ave. 319-927-4439 

(Manchester) 722 E. Butler Ave. 319-927-6478 

Manchester 52057 

WAGNER, Harold E. (RM) (Betty) 200 McCarren Dr. Apt. 209 

Manchester 52057-1873 

WAGONER, John D. (RM) (Rosina) 2156 Lynndale Ln 641-673-7617 

473

474 


Oskaloosa 52577-9134 

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 

WALKER-WALKER (ODM) 811 Crocker St. 515-244-5883 

(D.M., Burns) Des Moines 50309 FAX 515-244-6659 

2100 Center St. 515-327-1159 


WALLACE, Charles Q. (RM) (Anne) 811 N. Madison 641-424-9255 


WALLACE, Leon V. (RM) (Lorna) 210 Elm St. PO Box 86 712-886-5554 

Moorhead 51558-0086 

WALTER, Norman P. (RAM) (Gladys) 1807 Park St. 712-382-2270 

(Riverton-Locust Grove) Hamburg 51640 

WALTERS, Dean G. (RM) (Louise) 2909 Woodland Ave. Apt. 218 515-633-0689 


WARD, Martha D. (FE) (Robert) 206 S.W. Walnut St. 515-964-4249 

WARD, Robert B. (FE) (Martha) 401 S.E. 4 th St. 515-964-0883 

(Ankeny, First) 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) 201 4th St. S.W. 319-352-3889 

Waverly 50677-3122 

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) 1925 Hwy 65 641-456-3964 

(Belmond, Assoc.) Sheffield 50475-8033 

WEBB, J. Ellis (RM) (Esther) 1100 Grove St. Apt. 34 319-266-4279 


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) 14911 Somerset Ave. 712-366-1408 

(C.B., Salem) 14955 Somerset Ave. 712-366-0980 


WEHNER, Julie A. (PM) PO Box 18 641-933-4731 

(Fremont-Cedar) 125 Washington PO Box 18 641-933-4595 

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 6 641-236-8971 

(Malcom-Sheridan) Grinnell 50112-8005 

WEIDA, John O. (FE) (Carol) 31 Valor Rd. PO Box 295 712-434-5994 

(Aurelia) 413 Main St. PO Box 675 712-434-5941

ROLLS 

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 

WEIR, Robert F. (FE) College of Medicine 319-335-6706 

(Extension ministries) University of Iowa 


WELLS, Harold J. (RM) 2678 324th Way 515-996-2829 

Adel 50003-8020 

WELLS, Nova L. (RM) (Carl) 5605 Atlantis Terrace 

Arlington, TX 76016 

WENDEL, David R. (FE) (Jane) 210 N. 2 nd Ave. E. 641-792-4648 

(Newton, First) 1113 E. 16 th St. S. 641-792-2510 

Newton 50208 

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) 305 Washington St. PO Box 207 641-647-2228 

(New Covenant Parish) 606 W. Main St. PO Box 207 641-647-2266 

Victor 52347 

WESTON, Mark E. (RM) (Muriel) 100 Howard St. 

Brookline, MA 02446 

WHISLER, Cheri J.D. (OCE) 203 3 rd Ave. PO Box 337 319-228-8364 

WHISLER, Stephen T. (ODM) Van Horne 52346-0337 

(Peace U.M. Parish) 

WHITE, George A. (FE) (Martha) 109 E. 14th St. 319-324-5278 

(Davenport, St. John’s) 2237 Fairhaven Rd. 319-359-0697 


WHITE, Joan (ODM) PO Box 218 641-877-4641 

(United Trinity Parish) Humeston 50123 641-877-6381 

WHITE, Roger A. (FE) (Tamara) 201 E. Burger PO Box 97 319-427-5531 

(Circle of Hope Parish) 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. (FLP) (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) 405 School St. 515-989-3552 

(Carlisle) 135 N. 5 th St. 515-989-0124 

Carlisle 50047 

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, Wilbur F. (RM) (Betty Jo) 911 18th St. 515-280-3961 


WILKEN, Alferd E. (RM) (Helen) 620 Summit Dr. Apt. 306 507-235-8614 

Fairmont, MN 56031 

WILKIN, Timm A. (FE) (Bess) 348 Main St. N. PO Box 333 515-928-2525 

475

476 


(Titonka-Doan) 635 Main St. N. PO Box 409 515-928-2345 

Titonka 50480 

WILL, Shirley L. Hoffmann (FE) (Gerald) 27131 Hwy 78 PO Box 115 641-667-2502 

(Prairie View) Ollie 52576-0115 

PO Box 884 319-695-3028 

Packwood 52580-0884 

WILLER, Michael J. (FE) (Danelle) 501 Main St. 712-762-3869 

(Anita-Wiota) 408 Maple St. 712-762-3868 

Anita 50020 

WILLEY, Larry G. (RM) (Marlene) 749 Ponderosa Ln. 

Estes Park, CO 80517-7005 

WILLIAMS, Alecia R. (ODM) (Douglas) 615 Church St PO Box 60 319-924-2811 

(Lamont-Aurora) Lamont 50650-0060 

WILLIAMS, Dale J. (RM) (LaJeune) 707 Robin Glen Ave. Apt. 216 515-961-0930 


WILLIAMS, Dana K. (SLP) 304 E. Newago PO Box 472 515-899-2327 

(Radcliffe-Ellsworth) Radcliffe 50230-0472 515-899-2449 

WILLIAMS, Douglas E. (ODM) (Alecia) 615 Church St PO Box 60 319-924-2811 

(Lamont-Aurora) Lamont 50650-0060 

WILLIAMS, Robert D. (RM) (Kathryn) 2487 130th St. 712-586-4536 

Clarinda 51632-5007 

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 370 641-366-2325 

(Owasa) (Michelle) Conrad 50621 

WILLIAMSON, Michelle L. (FE) (Lee) 206 E Maple PO Box 370 641-366-2324 

(Conrad) 202 E Maple PO Box 370 641-366-2325 

Conrad 50621 

WILLIAMSON, Paul D. (RM) (Barbara) 10854 N.W. 103rd Ct. 515-999-9427 

Granger 50109 

WILSON, Carl E. (RM) 22586 Youngberry Blvd. 641-675-3772 

Milton 52570-8801 

WILSON, Gerald L. (RM) c/o A. Judge 

16450 Slyvester Rd. S.W. 

Burien, WA 98166-3509 

WILSON, Russell L. (RM) (June) 1342 73rd St. 515-274-6013 

Windsor Heights 50311-1318 

WIMMER, Dana E. (FE) (Jessica) 2900 49 th St. 515-277-1100 

(D.M., Immanuel) Des Moines 50310-2599 

8040 Cobblestone Rd. 515-277-5391 


WIMMER, Jessica (PLP) (Dana) 8040 Cobblestone Rd. 515-277-5391 

(D.M., Immanuel Assoc.) Des Moines 50322-4421 

WIMMER, Lawrence L. (FE) (Elizabeth) 421 Common St. 617-489-0730 

(Appointed New England) Belmont, MA 02478 

WINCH, Marilyn C. (FE) 350 Main St. PO Box 140 712-568-3439 

(Akron) 820 Iowa St. PO Box 140 712-568-2734 

Akron 51001 

WINKELPLECK, Judy M. (PLP) 12321 Hickman Rd. 515-270-9226 

(Urbandale, Walnut Hills) Urbandale 50323-1810 

14995 Woodcreek Ln 

Clive 50325-4511 

WINTER, Harlan W. (FE) (Sandra Jean) 319 N. Main St. 319-523-6941

ROLLS 

(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 135 319-847-2101 

(Calamus-Grand Mound) Grand Mound 52751 319-847-2354 

WISER, Gerald (FLP) (Thelma) 62999 Victoria Rd. 712-778-4433 

(Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center) 62988 Victoria Rd. 712-778-4441 

Griswold 51535 

WITTERN, Bruce E. (FE) (Susan) 159 Westview Dr. PO Box 38 641-822-4833 

(Rockwell-Swaledale) Rockwell 50469-0038 641-822-3213 

WIXOM, Bryon L. (ODM) 978 Cedar St. PO Box 108 515-359-2243 

(Lehigh-Otho) Lehigh 50557 515-359-2253 

WOESTE, Stanley F. (RM) (Gretchen) 1024 Braeburn Rd. 704-366-7548 

Charlotte, NC 28211 

WOLCOTT, Gerald B. (RM) (Ruth) 495 S. 51 st St. Unit 5 


WOLGAMUTH, Jack (ODM) 308 Broadway 319-752-0288 

(West Burlington) 512 Spring St. (mail) 319-752-6896 

West Burlington 52655 

WOLSEY, Roger W. (OCE) (Shandra) 201 W. 1 st St. 641-446-7343 

(Leon-High Point-VanWert-Weldon) 313 NW 13 th Dr. 641-446-6300 

Leon 50144 

WOOD, Don (TPS) PO Box 818 712-943-5821 

(S.C., Church of All Nations) Sergeant Bluff 51054-0818 

WOODIN, Thomas W. (RM) (Roberta) 1201 W Adams 641-782-5871 

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 641-342-3832 

Osceola 50213 

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 165 641-746-2210 

(Adair-Casey) Casey 50048-0165 

403 Cass St. 641-742-3614 

Adair 50002-1131 

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. PO Box 711 712-482-3773 

Oakland 51560-0711 

YOUNG, J. Eugene (RM) (Caroline) 160 S. 19th St. Ct. 319-373-5053 

Marion 52302-4143 

YOUNG, Karen (FD) 2424 42 nd St. NE 319-393-6674 

(CR, Lovely Lane) Cedar Rapids 52402 

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 

477

478 


ZIETTLOW, Carryl R. (RM) (Mary Ann) 42 Grisham Dr. 501-855-4530 

Bella Vista, AR 72714 

ZIMMERMAN, Lynn C. (FLP) 210 Oak St. PO Box 127 712-525-1057 

(Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale) Silver City 51571-0127 712-525-1146 

ZISKOVSKY, Janet L. (FE) 216 E. 4th St. 319-472-2839 

(Vinton, Stewart Mem.-Garrison) 212 E. 4th St. 

Vinton 52349 

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 

1221 S. Gear Ave. 

West Burlington 52655-1679 

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 

Christian, Clark C. 10329 W. St. 2000 

Omaha, NE 68127-3069 

Dale, Jan 3320 Dartmoor Ln Collegiate, Ames 1984 

Ames 50014-8403 

Donovan, Timothy J. II 1528 32nd St DM, First 1996 


Duecker, Phillip L. Deceased 7-2-00 

Durkee, Evelyn Mae 40074 Wallaby Rd. First 1980 

Rice, MN 56367 

Haidle, Jerry W. 104 Southfield Dr. Asbury, Webster City 1974 


Jones, Allan B. 722 Orchard St. Apt. 2 Christ, Santa Rosa, Cal. 1988 

Santa Rosa, CA 95404 

Jones, Harold B. 2602 24th Ave. 

Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 

McCorkell, John P. 8916 Woodman Way 

Sacramento, CA 95826-2141 

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

ROLLS 

Plocher, Terry L. unlisted address 1998 

Richardson, Arthur W. 6317 Hyde Park Dr. 1999 

Oklahoma City, OK 73162-3214 

Sears, Thomas A. 301 30 th St. S.E. St. Paul's, Cedar Rapids 1972 


Spracklin, Kathryn L. 4139 Burdette St. 1998 

(McDougal) Omaha, NE 68111-4052 

Williams, Loy A. (FE) 425 Maple Lane 1999 

Geneva, IL 60134-1151 

Wrider, Darrel L. 203 Tucker 1979 

Hiawatha 52233 

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.) no current address 

Allsup, Mary (Gerald) 5987 Main St., Audubon 50025-7462 

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) 1220 49th St. Unit 6, West Des Moines 50265-5439 

Baker, Beatrice (George) 1203 N. E St. #1101, Indianola 50125 

Ballard, Letha (M. Stanley) no mail 

Bass, Frances A. (Dale A.) Box 386, 404 Cass, Keosauqua 52565 

Batho, Ada (Thomas) 3100 N. Richardson Ave., Roswell, NM 88201-5822 

Beck, Belva Harper (Edward H.) 1300 13th St. NW, Apt. A307, Cedar Rapids 52405 

Berreth, Lora (Eugene) 848 Ashley Rd., Craig, CO 81625-1006 

Ellendale, ND 58436-0762 

Bintz, Lorraine (Warren) 403 Pine St., Rolfe 50581-1154 

Bishop, Rachel (Cloyd) c/o David Bishop, PO Box 115, Rock Falls50467-0115 

Blakely, Erma E. (W.P. Gauer) 1109 800 th St., Harlan 51537-5401 

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) 3524 Grand Ave. Apt. 306, Des Moines 50312-4341 

Bressler, Cloris (Kenneth) 519 E. 13th St. Spencer 51301 

Brockman, Ruth (Francis L.) 3520 Grand Ave. Apt. C415, Des Moines 50312-4364 

Brown, Helen L. (LaMonte) 49 X St., Lake Lotawana, MO 64086-9763 

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 

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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.) 741 16th St., Des Moines 50314-1614 

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 

Chitwood, Darlene(Quentin Lansman) no current address 

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 (Albert) 807 N.W. Church St., Leon 50144 

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) address unknown 

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 

Dancel, Lucena (Jose A.) 103 Cor Maginoo & Masigla St., 

Diliman Quezon City, Philippines 1100 

Davies, Karen (Merlin) 129 West Howard, Manchester 52057 

Dean, Ruth (Dwight G.) 2115 Clark Ave., Ames 50010 

Deaver, Joycelyn (Leonard) 905 Melrose Dr., Cedar Falls 50613-4409 

Delahooke, Pearl A. (James) Friendship Haven W 357, 420 Kenyon Rd. 


Dilley, Cecelia (Russell) 110 Hall St., Humboldt 50548-1906 

Dimmit, Dean (George F.) 3100 Bracken Ct #2, Topeka, KS 66614 

Dipple, Frieda (Wm. F. Ellerbeck) Grandview Heights, 910 E Olive, 


Dold, Elizabeth (Ronald) c/o Vivian Rappeneker, 801 Blackhawk, 


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.) c/o Richard Faris, 495 S. 51 st St. Unit 14, 


Faust, Aletha (Arthur J.) 7220 SW Asbury Dr., Topeka, KS 66614-4718 

Fitch, Geraldine G. (Lloyd) 4126 E. 118th Ave., Thornton, CO 80233-5106 

Fitch, Janice DuBois (Richard) 716 Chockecherry Ct., Lewisville, NC 27023-9693 

Forbes, Varena (Donald) 2108 Camanche Ave., Clinton 52732 

Frank, Blanche I. (Wesley) Deceased 7-30-00 

Frankhauser, Anita (Arthur F.) 304 Color ad o Rd., Cedar Falls 50613-5138 

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

ROLLS 

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) No mail 

Haar, Helen (Richard) 1024 Austin, Evanston, IL 60202 

Hall, Lois (Lester) 123 Alco, Maryville, MO 64468 

Hall, Susan B. (H. Milo) Deceased 7-9-00 

Hang, Flora (Benjamin H.H.) 305 Hibbard Rd., Wilmette, IL 60091 

Hann, Eunice (Paul) 411 W. Court, Winterset 50273 

Harbour, Jane (Donald) 1329 Woodstock Ave., Ames 50010-3856 

Harris, Ruby F. 411 S. 4th Ave., Winterset 50273 

Hartman, Merle (James) 625 W. South Omaha Bridge Rd. #15, 


Hart, Mary E. (Russell L.) 3203 1st St. Apt. 213, Emmetsburg 50536-2516 

Hauser, Charlotte (A. Keith) 923 Seeland Dr., Grinnell 50112-2029 

Havighurst, Novelle (Lawrence D.) 610 Park Lane, Madera, CA 93637 

Hawhee, Ruth (S.Gale) 402 West St., PO Box 185, Cantril 52542-0185 

Heath, Mildred (Paul) Friendship Haven West 355-W, Fort Dodge 50501 

(Mailing add.: c/o Philip Heath, 1603 E. North St., 

Algona 50511 

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 Beck Lake Trl. Apt. 1, 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 

Hunt, Ruth (George) 1950 S Dayton St Apt. 323, Denver, CO 80231 

Huscher, Nellie M. (Paul L.) 290 Gray Ave., Waukee 50263-9778 

John, Dorothy (Ralph) 43 Abbeyshire Lane, Berlin, MD 21811-1832 

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 

King, Grace (Clyde) 202 E 13th St #3C, Tama 52339 

Kilmer, Rosemary (John O.) The Woodlands, 3618 Littledale Rd. Apt. 103, 

Kensington, MD 20895-3434 

King, Esther (Lynn) 5848 E. University Dr. Apt. 1034, Mesa, AZ 85205 

Kinney, Marvina H. (John M.) 9918 E. 114th Place S., Bixby, OK 74008 

Kleihauer, Dorothea (Thomas Doyle) 1234 S. Park Blvd. #121, Freeport, IL 61032-4602 

Knight, Elsie (Clifford) 1200 Brookridge Circle Rm. 609, Atlantic 50022 

Koontz, Opal (Donald H.) 423 Idaho St., Prole 50229-9529 

Krass, Janyce (Lester Hancock) 2637 Woodmans Hollow Rd., Otho 50569-7513 

Lamb, Merle (Glen W.) 1009 North E. St., Indianola 50125-1115 

Larsen, Rosalie (Laurell) 1428 Whitcher Ave., Sioux City 51109 

Latta, Fern (John M.) 1206 Parkway, Burlington 52601 

Latta, Marjorie R. Wagner (Cecil) 322 N. Main, Osceola 50213 

Litty, Melva L. (Phillip Cline) 1209 Birch Court, Aurora, NE 68818 

Long, Glenda (Stan) 1400 W. 41 st St., Sioux City 51108 

Long, Lorene (Arthur V.) 3524 Grand Ave. Apt. 302, Des Moines 50312 

Lott, Betty (Clifford) 19534 Munsey Dr., Katy, TX 77449 

Lusher, Dawn (James) no address 

MacCanon, Verla (Robert) 304 Nicholas Dr. Apt. C, Marshalltown 50158-4416 

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Malone, Sara B. (C. Fred) PO Box 1017, Hinton 51024 

Manimoi, Aurora (Kai) 3703 Stockman St., National City, CA 91950-8144 

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 

McCallum, Doris (John) PO Box 827, Penney Farms, FL 32079-9998 

McClellan, Erma B. (Joseph) c/o Paul McClellan, 

14300 S.P.I.D. South Padre Dr. #199, 

Corpus Christi, TX 78148 

McClurken, Kathy (Scott Woeste) 2109 Van Buren Ave., Ames 50010-4517 

McKenzie, Ella (Martin O.) 418 Wilson Ave., Downers Grove, IL 60515 

McLaughlin, Irene (Willis M.) Waverly Manor, 210 15th St. N.W., 

Apt. 312, Waverly 50677 

McLaughlin, Janet Thompson 1901 Indian Hills Dr., Sioux City 51104 

(Carroll) 

McMullen, Margaret (George W.) 404 S. Logan St., Roland 50236 

McMurrin, Myrtle E. (Albert) Friendship Village #4010, 

5790 Denlinger Rd., Dayton, OH 45426 

McQuin, Dollie (Donald) c/o Donna Preheim, PO Box 157, Freeman, SD 57029 

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 

Musser, Leora (Loyd L.) 600 Park Ln Apt. 140, Waterloo 50702-5274 

Musson, Margaret (Wilbur) 125 E. Washington Apt. 17, Osceola 50213-1244 

Nash, Berniece (M. Jack) 304 R St., Hamburg 51640 

Nelson, Dorothy (Earl V.) 1123 Country Club Dr., Boone 50036 

Nelson, Grace (Mervin) 1224 13th St. N.W., Cedar Rapids 52405-2404 

Norem, Harriet J. (C. Delbert Grim) No mail 

Nothdurft, Bernyce (Milton H.) PO Box 25432, Prescott Valley, AZ 86312-5432 

Ogden, Lillian M. (James A.) 1603 Mowery Ave., Ottumwa 52501 

Olive, Susan (Lynn Ryon) PO Box 107, Corning 50841-0107 

Olson, Blanche E. (Clarence E.) 110 Gardner Dr. #108, Hilton Head, SC 29926 

Olson, Virginia (Harold N.) c/o Edward Welty, 1018 N. 21st Pl., 

Kansas City, KS 66102-4136 

Ossman, Shirley (Robert) 1014 Finkle Ave., Marshalltown 50158-3322 

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) 2200 Hamilton Dr. Apt. 802, Ames 50014-8276 

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.) 3448 Maple Glen Dr., Bettendorf 52722-2899 

Peterson, Nedra Finch (Willard O.) 1719 E. Bijou St. Apt. 604 

Colorado Springs, CO 80909-5751 

Pettersen, Irene (Clarence) 1712 Rainbow Dr., Waterloo 50701 

Pierce, Ann (Darwin M.) RR 3 Box 159, Westby, WI 54667-9348 

Pinnell, Barbara E. (Robert) 5138 Gallant Rd., Attalla, AL 35954 

Pittman, Lois (James) 507 2 nd Ave., Charles City 50616 

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 

Reep, Louise B. (Ora L.) 3015 Alameda, Cedar Falls 50613

ROLLS 

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 Arline (Austin) 9511 Perrin Beitel Rd. Apt 1203 

San Antonio, TX 78217-3543 

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 1920 Echo Ave., Britt 50423-8523 

(Dolores Santos-Sheets) 

Shickell, Jeanette (Virgil E.) 820 6th Apt. 2, Nevada 50201 

Shultz, Helen (Fred) 420 Kenyon Rd W436, Fort Dodge 50501-5749 

Smith, Audrey (Robert L.) 4610 Douglas Ave. Apt. 214, 


Smith, Juanita (William C.) 1821 Westleigh Dr., Glenview, IL 60025-7611 

Snyder, Ruth (George) 1702 W. Mimosa St., Rogers, AR 72758-5733 

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.) 203 Vernon St. Apt. 4, Decorah 52101-2151 

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, Maryann (R. Thomas) 4109 Lark Ct. NE, Cedar Rapids 52402-2689 

Stewart-Morris, Violet May (Andrew) 1411 B Versailles, Alameda, CA 94501 

Sullivan, Margaret B. (Brian) R.R. 6 Box 243A, Decorah 52101 

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 

Terry, Susan J. (Delbert V.) 741 16 th St., Des Moines 50314-1614 

Thompson, Dorothy (Clarence W.) 13516 Ashworth Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98133 

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 

Usher, Joan (Carroll) 1402 13 th St. PO Box 573, Manson 50563-0573 

Vanderhoef, June (Russell) 707 Robin Glen Apt. 414, Indianola 50125-1074 

Van Holland, Rebecca (Edwin) 202 2 nd St. S.E. PO Box 273, Gilmore City 50541 

Walker, Florence (M. Ellsworth) 3524 Grand Ave. Apt. 202, Des Moines 50312-4315 

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) Veterans Home, 1301 Summit St. #417, 


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Woolard, L. Doris (Harold) 14300 Chenal Pkwy. #3212, Little Rock, AR 72211 

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

LAITY DIRECTORY 

F. LAITY DIRECTORY 

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 Jill Stanton at the Conference Center. 

A 

Adams, John 517 W Winston St 641-898-7144 

C3 Seymour 52590 

Adkisson, April 1212 Davis St 515-789-4317 

C4 Dexter 50070 

Akerly, Dewayne 1201 15 th St. SE Apt 202 

C1(6),C8a Cedar Rapids 52401- 2558 

Allen, Phyllis 17762 Fawn Ave 712-568-3366 

C1(1) Akron 51001 

Anderson, Bill PO Box 51 103 E High St 319-456-3911 

C6,D2 Richland 52585-0051 

Anderson, Greg 3433 Lima Trail 712-642-4513 

B9 Missouri Valley 51555 

Anderson, Phyllis 310 56 th St 515-279-4668 

B12 Des Moines 50312 

Anderson, Ruth 713 College St. 712-732-4665 

D1 Storm Lake 50588-1532 

Antunez, Enna 317 1/2 N Spencer St. #1 319-627-2437 

C2(4) West Liberty 52776-1431 

Appel, Gwenna 4395 460th St. 712-855-2419 

C1,C2(6),D1 Curlew 50527-8516 

Arnold, Onalee 3262 Highway 13 319-377-2995 

D1 Marion 52302-9757 

Armstrong, Laurel 506 N Roosevelt Ave 712-225-4945 

B13 Cherokee 51012 

Arrowsmith, Don 118 Ash 641-337-5524 

B9 Orient 50858 

B 

Bacon, Anne 411 W Church St 641-322-4700 

C1,C2(4) Marshalltown 50158-2742 641-752-4428 

Bahr, Linda K. PO Box 97 515-882-3509 

C8a Livermore 50558 515-379-1538 

Baier, Randall RR 2 Box 186 712-778-4604 

C2(3) Griswold 51535-9756 

Ballard, Maxine Moore 14179 Lake Shore Drive 515-221-9414 

C8b Clive 50325 515-221-9396 

Bardole, Phyllis 2144 295 th St. 515-436-8261 

B13 Rippey 50235-7006 

Bark, Fred 403 Kingston Dr. 319-644-2558 

C3,D2 Solon 52333-9703 

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Barrick, Susan 101 S 4 TH St 515-462-4000 

C8a Winterset 50273 

Barry, Ruth Ann 1933 Road M 36 712-782-3397 

D1 Irwin 51446-7527 

Batman, Kathy 20565 Dolphin Rd. 712-336-4609 

D1 Spirit Lake 51360-7411 

Beck, Cara 2843 Valley Dr 712-252-3177 

C4 Sioux City 51104 

Beichley, Randy 1211 200th St. 641-473-3057 

C7 Gladbrook 50635-9604 

Bell, Dennis 1016 Ridge Rd. 712-263-3157 

B8,B10,C1C2(6),D2 Dennison 51442-1124 

Bellairs, Dale 723 S. 22 nd St. 712-542-4585 

B6 Clarinda 51632-2422 

Bennecke, Al PO Box 618 641-752-4271 

D2 Marshalltown 50158-0618 641-752-2577 

Berbano, Orville 3403 Cameron School Rd 515-232-8662 

C8a Ames 50014-9394 

Bergsmith, Joe 1504 Harrington Loop 712-943-4019 

B4 Sergeant Bluff 51054 

Berke, Marilyn 2038 Hwy 20 712-944-5204 

C1 Lawton 51030-8139 

Berryhill, Leroy 1030 N. 19th St. 515-955-6021 

B11 Ft Dodge 50501-7705 

Berryhill, Meredith 1030 N. 19th St. 515-955-6021 

C3 Ft Dodge 50501-7705 

Bisbee, Marcee 807 6 th Ave 712-246-2460 

C8c Shenandoah 51601 

Bisinger, Carma PO Box 111 319-448-4403 

C2(6) Walker 52352-0111 

Bolger, Janice 912 Woodland View Dr. 641-856-8251 

C2(4)c Centerville 52544-2040 

Bradner, Darlene 4705 Western Hills Dr. 515-225-8188 

C2(5) West Des Moines 50265-2942 

Braudt, Steve 1702 12th St. 641-858-2099 

B14 Eldora 50627-2039 

Breaw, Betty 3014 E 18 th St. 319-355-6205 

D1 Davenport 52803-3504 

Brekke, Shawn 5410 S 4 th St 515-232-9393 

C4 Ames 50010 

Brennecke, Al PO Box 618 641-752-4271 

D2 Marshalltown 50158 641-752-2577 

Brinkman, Harold 760 14 th St Pl 515-382-6308 

B5 Nevada 50201 

Brockshink, John & Louise 614 Line St 319-227-7512 

C2(6) Norway 52318 

Brotherton, Judy 2512 Mulberry Ave. 319-264-5372 

C1,C2(4)/c Muscatine 52761-2742 

Brown, Janis Box 369 712-778-2211 

C1 Griswold 51535-0369 

Brown, Josh 421 9 th St NW 319-362-3371 

B10 Cedar Rapids 52405-3802 

Bruhn, Christine 734 5 th Ave S 319-242-5082 

C8c Clinton 527320-4616 319-243-1104


Buckman, Meredith 3120 Jones 712-258-2319 

C4 Sioux City 51104 

Burgess, Jerry 920 18 th Ave SE Apt. 1 712-476-5343 

C2(5) Rock Valley 51247-1636 712-476-5123 

Burk, Wayne 304 Allamakee St. 319-568-3409 

B6 Waukon 52172-1348 319-568-4387 

Burke, Tamara 2116 4 th Ave 319-264-3294 

C4a Muscatine 52761 

Burks, Dionne 715 Lorraine Ave 319-236-1947 

C4a Waterloo 50702 

Burrow, Rachel 2212 Lynndale Rd 641-673-4332 

C4 Oskaloosa 52577 

Burrow, Paul 2212 Lynndale Rd 641-673-4332 

C1(6),C2(6) Oskaloosa 52577-9129 

Burt, Effie 626 Boston Ave 319-236-2246 

C1(5) Waterloo 50703 

C 

Carlson, Don 4938 Lynn Dr 641-755-3167 

B13 Panora 50216 

Carver, Phil 2274 Holiday Rd Ofc/FAX 319-339-9917 

C1,C2(6),C8a Coralville 52241 319-339-9869 

Chambers, Dianne 1409 230 th Ave. 515-583-2330 

C2(2)D1 Corwith 50430-8520 

Christensen, Jane 613 E. McLane St. 641-342-4798 

D1 Osceola 50213-1460 

Christiansen, Kris PO Box 647 515-332-2083 

C2(3) Humboldt 50548 

Clark, Sarah 9713 Madison Ave 515-253-0279 

C4a Urbandale 50322 

Clayton, Matt 420 S. West St. 641-872-2151 

B5 Corydon 50060-1748 641-872-2839 

Cochran, Charlie & Lois 2627 255 th St 641-752-4985 

C2(4)e Marshalltown 50158 

Coulsen, Roger 2160 Ashmore Dr 515-292-9270 

C3 Ames 50014-7840 

Coulthard, Julie 217 S Silver 641-784-7691 

C5 Lamoni 50140 

Cranke, Eloise 4211 Grand Ave 515-274-4851 

C2(2)b Des Moines 50312 

Crawford, Avon 5108 Westwood Dr. 515-225-2289 

B10 C2(6) West Des Moines 50265-6904 

Creasman, Jan 3411 250 th St 712-644-2659 

C2(2)b Logan 51546-5030 

D 

Daniels, Lillian 2723 Ave. C 319-372-4664 

C3 Fort Madison 52627-2145 

Davis, Adin 1069 27 th St Apt 2 515-274-5571 

C2(2)b Des Moines 52310 

Davis, Derek 109 Lawton St 712-349-2325 

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C4 Harris 51345 

Davis, Leota 4605 Wakonda Pkwy 515-243-2993 

C1(5) Des Moines 50321 

Dawes, Inez 2443 Quail Ridge Ave. 515-462-4550 

C1,C1(5),C2(2) St Charles 50240-8523 

Dean, Megan 213 Woodridge Ave. 319-351-9252 

C4a Iowa City 52245-6053 

DeGraw, Rosemary 13649 Wren Ave 641-749-5816 

D1 Rockford 50468-9802 

Deskin, Bill 3501 48 th Pl 515-270-8162 

C4 Des Moines 50310-2612 

Dilley, Cecelia 110 Hall St 515-332-1400 

C2(4)e Humboldt 50548 

Donat, Ann 249 W Central PO Box 55 319-232-7970 

B13,C8c Raymond 50677-0055 

Dorr, Eric 42 Greenview Dr 319-643-2624 

C4a West Branch 52358 

Doyel, Judy 2408 590 th St 712-288-5724 

C2(4)b Newell 50568-7592 

Duffy, Beverly 1317 Stony Point Rd. NW 319-396-2405 

C1(2) Cedar Rapids 52406-7014 

Duffy, Nick 119 13th St NW 319-362-6414 

C4 Cedar Rapids 52405 

Dunsmore, James 2740 Grove St. 319-391-7080 


E 

Eason, Helen 605 220 th St. 712-652-3878 

C2(4)d Scranton 51462-7502 

Eastman, Patty 817 Sycamore 319-987-2357 

C1 Janesville 50647 

Ebbers, DeLyte 15 Arnolds Entrance 712-832-3261 

C4 Lake Park 51347 

Egbert, Peg PO Box 204 319-456-6661 

C2(4)a Richland 52585-0204 

Engelman, Jeremy 921 Division St 319-547-9927 

C4 Cresco 52136 

Engle, Marilyn 3624 Juniper Ct. 712-276-8531 

B6 Sioux City 51106-4601 

Erickson, Andy 512 N Taft 515-332-5210 

C4a,C8a Humboldt 50548 

Eshelman, Clinton 1266 State Highway 92 641-369-2055 

C4 Bridgewater 50837-8010 

Estell, Wayne 716 W. South St 515-462-3373 

B4 Winterset 50273-1833 

Everhart Joyce 806 S. Lincoln St. 641-842-5716 

C2(3) Knoxville 50138-3117 

F 

Farber, Melinda PO Box 64 641-672-2564 

C4 Oskaloosa 52577 

Farnham, Evelyn 3239 Garfield Ave. 515-352-3986


C2(6) Gowrie 50543-7540 

Felkner, Myrtle 14578 Hwy 2 641-649-2451 

C2(6),C8c Centerville 52544-9510 

Fields, Lowell 808 Northwestern Dr 712-732-7783 

C2(4) Storm Lake 50588 

Findley, Patricia PO Box 135 641-946-7339 

D1 Lovilia 50150-0135 

Finnemore, Faith 3312 Oakland St 515-292-5507 

C2(2)a Ames 50014 

Flanigan, Corri 310 N Elm St 319-547-2044 

B4 Cresco 52136-1452 

Fraley, Esta 2360 490th St 712-283-2588 

C8c Sioux Rapids 50585 

Frank, Janice 216 N 3 rd Ave 515-462-9199 

C8b Winterset 50273 

Frank, Sandra 215 E. Third St. PO Box 176 641-762-8260 

D1 Kanawha 50447-0176 641-762-3299 

Frauenholz, Amanda 2228 Delta Ave 319-627-4718 

C7 West Liberty 52776 

Fredericks, Angela 1700 350 th St 641-732-5724 

C4 Osage 50461-8133 

Fredrickson, Mary 4001 Blairs Ferry Road NE 319-395-0152 


Freese, Abby 1402 6 th Ave 641-858-3741 

C4 Eldora 50627 

Frese, Millie 1911 Edgebrook Dr 641-752-5355 

B11 Marshalltown 50158 

Fudge, Art PO Box 253 319-928-6841 

B5 Edgewood 52042-0253 319-928-7135 

G 

Garrington, Steve 3540 Ridge Ct 319-282-9627 

B14 Davenport 52806 319-386-5211 

Garrison, Len PO Box 299 712-753-2106 

D2 Inwood 51240 

Gaumer, Rich 1734 N Elm 641-682-0863 

B12 Ottumwa 52501 

Gilmore, Connie 7254 Wilshire Blvd 515-278-6071 


Glenn, Twila 500 E Court Ave, Ste C 515-283-1996 

B3/4/8/13/14/15/C1,C2(5),C3 Des Moines 50309-2019 ext 115 

Glime, Ann PO Box 89 319-856-4375 

C5 Colesburg 52035 

Gobeli, Sandra 571 100 th St 515-852-4713 

B8 Dows 50071 

Gooch, Jody 1109 S. 5th Ave. W 641-792-6389 

B4, B9 Newton 50208-3512 

Gooden, Ruth Ann 18938 X Ave. 319-989-2059 

C2(4)a Dike 50624-8023 

Gonzalez, Dan 5306 S Mound Rd 319-552-2429 

B15 Sherrill 52073 

Gosset, Tim 810 9 th St. 515-292-6936 

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490 


C2(3) Ames 50010 515-663-1579 

Groom, Tom & Edna PO Box 164 641-853-2450 

C2(4)d Rowan 50479-0164 

Gross, Lyle 13679 320th St 712-653-2139 

C2(4) Manning 51455 

Guess, Autumn 301 S Wilson 515-386-2666 

C7 Jefferson 50129 

Gunzenhauser, Keith 2649 360 th St 515-996-2029 

B6 VanMeter 50261 

H 

Hanlin, Scott 2908 Hillsdale Dr 515-253-0100 

C4 Urbandale 50322 

Hattel, Sue 3070 Kane Ct. 319-556-1394 

C2(4)c Dubuque 52001-1557 

Hauser, Lisa 530 Elliott St 712-325-0812 

C2(4) Council Bluffs 51503 

Haw, Dr. Richard PO Box 177 319-578-5137 

B4 Sumner 50674-1352 

Hege, Andy 719 Isabella Ct 319-243-4423 

C4 Clinton 52732 

Heinrich, Shirley 825 Simms Ave. 712-323-7253 

B14 Council Bluffs 51503-0577 

Heins, Doug & Marie 404 Garden Rd 515-232-9057 

C2(4)c Ames 50010 

Heiny, Norma L. West 2040 Hunters Ridge Dr. 641-423-5094 

B15 Mason City 50401-7500 

Higdon, Dorothy 7035 Boxwood Ln NE 319-294-1161 

C1,C2(2),D1 Cedar Rapids 52402-1037 

Hill, Gene 2905 S Martha 712-276-2688 

C2(4)e Sioux City 51106 

Hinke, Norlan 203 Silver Creek Rd. 319-659-3141 

B11 DeWitt 52742-9186 319-659-3379 

Hobson, Brenda (Keith) 21101 620 th Ave. 515-382-6536 

C3 Nevada 50201 515-382-3341 

Hodges, Kathy 108 Pike Ave 712-792-9082 

C1(4) Carroll 51401 

Hoel, Derald PO Box 32 641-749-5523 

B9 Nora Springs 50458 

Hofer, Neil 501 1 st St NE 319-744-3500 

C1 Farley 52046-9569 

Hoff, Ardith PO Box 313 319-562-3778 

C2(5) Calmar 52132-0313 

Hoff, Jerry PO Box 232 641-565-3237 

C4 Crystal Lake 50432 

Hollensbe, Jim 145 Hampton Dr 319-668-9542 

D2 Williamsburg 52361 

Houston, Dan 1530 Quill Ave. 515-432-1226 

D2 Madrid 50156-7579 

Houston, David 1416 27 th St. 712-255-5766 

B9,C8c Sioux City 51104-3008 

Houston, Jean 1530 Quill Ave. 515-432-1226 

C3 Madrid 50156-7579


Howard, Doris 5339 Filmore Rd. 319-426-5278 

C2(2) Elgin 52141-9482 

Hoy, Rick 1510 W South 641-842-4798 

B8 Knoxville 50138 

Hueholt, Laverne H. 412 E Main 515-281-3544 

B7 Wayland 52654 319-256-7206 

Huffman, Rudy & Inis 402 West First St 

C2(6) Mechanicsville 52306 

Hughes, Ron 11160 Lakeview Dr 319-582-7261 

C1(1) Dubuque 52003-9665 319-583-8029 

Husted, Russ 125 Birch Ct 

C1 North Liberty 52317 

Hurto, Larry 916 S. 5 th Ave. W 641-792-1955 

C6 Newton 50208-4648 

Intveldt, Julia 608 E Olive St 641-752-4906 

C2(3) Marshalltown 50158-6200 

Ireland, Jeff 2518 Meadowbrook Ct. SE 319-393-8262 

C3 Cedar Rapids 52403-2926 319-362-8925 

Ireland, Jessica 2443 Quail Ridge Ave. 515-462-1048 

C4a St. Charles 50246-8523 

I 

J 

Jackson, Ruth 202 W. Main St. 641-752-3668 

B3,B13, C1 Marshalltown 50158-5893 

Jacobson, Craig 306 W Reed 515-386-4339 

C4 Jefferson 50219 

Janssen, Marlene 2320 Rice Ridge Ln NE 319-335-5253 

B13 North Liberty 52317-9202 319-626-5896 

Jebens, Farr 16351 189 th St 319-927-3139 

C7 Manchester 52057 

Johnson, Barb 21969 C38 712-568-3454 

C3, C4 Merrill 51038-8633 

Johnson, Bev 108 36 th Ave SW 319-365-5336 

C1(6),C8a Cedar Rapids 52404 

Johnson, Don 740 Wiley Blvd NW 319-396-0895 

C2(2) Cedar Rapids 52405 

Johnson, Larry 404 E 19 th PO Box 1005 712-262-4100 

B10 Spencer 51301-1005 712-262-3145 

Johnson, Ken 3700 Indian Hills Dr 712-239-2382 

B8 Sioux City 51104 

Johnson, LaVon PO Box 27 515-887-6421 

C1(6) West Bend 50597-0027 

Johnson, Robyn 1553 330 th St 641-369-4733 

C4a Orient 50858 

Johnston, David 206 NE 5 th St. 515-964-7466 

C8c Ankeny 50021-1839 

Jones, Janet 2420 N Court 641-684-7033 

C2(4)d Ottumwa 52501 

Jordan, Emily 68948 Troublesome Creek 712-783-4568 

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492 

C4 Atlantic 50022 

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Kading, Judy 1319 W. 5 th St. 712-234-0418 

C2(4),D1 Sioux City 51103-3539 

Keith, Vernon 504 E. 7 th St. 319-627-2581 

B10 West Liberty 52776-1223 

Kendall, Elizabeth 422 S. First St. 712-328-3007 

C1,C1(1),C2(6),C4 Council Bluffs 51503-4343 

Kenyon, Arnold PO Box 278 641-782-7064 

C2(6) Creston 50801 

Kielman, Stacy 1314 Orchard Ct 319-352-5737 

C4 Waverly 50677 

King, Patty 206 N. Franklin Ave. 515-292-3831 

B14 Ames 50010-3423 

Kingston, Betty 1018 3 rd NE 712-754-2786 

C1 Sibley 51249 

Kirkpatrick, Keith 5009 SW 17 th St. 515-285-4202 

C1(2) Des Moines 50315-4430 

Kistler, Art 745 Perry Ct 319-337-4415 

D2 Iowa City 52245 

Kleppe, Corinne 6101/2 5 th Ave 641-236-7103 

C2(3) Grinnell 50112-1921 

Kloberdanz, Liz 715 N Jefferson 641-423-2536 

C4a Mason City 50401 

Kluver, Don & Corrine 159 S Shore Dr 712-732-7901 

C2(6) Storm Lake 50588-7476 

Knight, Doris 1548 28 th St 515-277-4719 

C2(4) Des Moines 50311-2917 

Kroger, Glenda 4372 Wilson Ave. 712-728-3024 

C2(4)d Hartley 51346 

Kunzman, Charles RR 1 Box 261 641-693-4479 

B10 Douds 52552 

Kuntz, Karen 4 Lynden Dr NE 319-338-3682 

C1(1) Iowa City 52240 

Kyhl, Jenna 26601 310 th St 319-346-1948 

C8c Parkersburg 50665 

L 

LaGree, Patty 703 W Ashland 515-961-3925 

B10 Indianola 50125 

Lamm, Jan 803 Wickerberry Pl NE 319-743-3083 

C1,C1(1),C8c Cedar Rapids 52402 

Lancaster, Marilyn 1500 Silverleaf Ave. 319-754-7391 

C1 Burlington 52601-2632 

Lane, Jim 704 SW Lorraine 641-446-4905 

C8b Leon 50144 

Lange, Shawn 800 W Adams 641-782-5317 

C1,D2 Creston 50801 

Larimore, Valerie 701 Cedar 712-243-9747 

C4a Atlantic 50022 

Larsen, Nancy 202 Benton St. 712-322-1159


B4 Council Bluffs 51503-3143 

Laube, Allison Fatka 5970 Somerset Place 515-276-0149 

C2(2) Johnston 50131 

Leavitt, Lorna PO Box 734 712-376-2232 

C2(3) Marcus 51035-0734 

Lee, Yong 2027 Polk Dr 515-232-4053 

C7 Ames 50010-4316 

Lemons, Alana 405 E. Spring St. 641-622-2229 

C1(2) Sigourney 52591-1745 

Letcher, Joan 1024 12 th St. 319-659-9066 

C2(3) DeWitt 52742-1030 

Letner, Shirley 239 N. 8 th Ave. 712-324-4101 

C2(4)c Sheldon 51201-1212 

Linn, Paul 1120 Briar Ridge 515-225-6150 

B13 West Des Moines 50265 

Lockard, Fred 7951 NE Morgan St. 515-967-8044 

B3,B4 Bondurant 50035 515-967-2295 

Lord, Wilma 134 Lakeview Dr. 641-623-3521 

D1 Montezuma 50171-8408 

Louk, Lynn 531 S. Fillmore St. 641-342-2337 

B11 Osceola 50213-1612 

Loveless, Morgan 1965 Embassy West Dr 319-556-4409 

C4 Dubuque 52002 

Lundquist, Joanne 405 Centennial Dr. 712-225-5057 

D1 Cherokee 51012-2207 

Lundy, Paul 4316 Phoenix St. 515-281-5255 

C2(3) Ames 50014-3626 

Lunsford, Joyce 239 S Chestnut 641-933-4200 

C1 Fremont 52561 

Lux, Bill 101 Rays Ct. 319-927-2377 

B15,C2(4) Manchester 52057-1063 

M 

Maas, Gary 613 Main St. PO Box 140 712-779-3410 

B12 Massena 50853-0140 

Mackintosh, Hugh 2979 310 th St 319-291-6833 

B6 Fredericksburg 50630 

Mack, Jill 512 East Union St 319-927-3511 

C8b Manchester 52507 

Mackey, Margaret PO Box 257 319-252-1197 

C1,D1 Guttenberg 52052-0257 

Marnin, Judy 52635 770 th St. 712-762-4415 

C3 Anita 50020 

Mason, Marcia 613 34th Pl. 515-281-5055 

B14 West Des Moines 50265-3125 515-224-4947 

Mayer, Charles 106 W Clarinda Ave 712-246-4788 

B7 Shenandoah 51601-1843 

Mayer, Phyllis 106 W Clarinda Ave 712-246-4788 

B13 Shenandoah 51601-1843 

McAllister, Matthew 3405 Woodland Ave. Apt. 40B 

C1 West Des Moines 50266-1918 

McDowell, Scott 416 6 th St. SW 319-365-9226 

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494 


C4 Cedar Rapids 52404-2042 

McIntosh, Edwin N 801 Grand Ave. Suite 3900 515-283-1000 

C2(4)b Des Moines 50309-2706 

McIntosh, Jim 2155 170 th St. 641-782-7058 

D2 Creston 50801 641-347-8863 

McKnight, Susan 2765 Mace Ave. 641-662-4914 

D1 Early 50535-7411 

McCracken, Wayne 1209 43 rd St 515-277-5570 

C5 Des Moines 50311 

Mehmen, Stan 32859 110th St. 319-276-4830 

B6 Plainfield 50666-9672 

Meinhard, Kris 2030 Prairie View E 515-233-4287 

C1(2) Ames 50010 

Meredith, Robert PO Box 8048 319-264-1087 

C2(4)e Muscatine 52761 

Merkle, Louise 911 S Scenic Dr 712-482-3034 

B10 Oakland 51560 

Messenger, Dale E 2033 Ashmore Dr. 515-292-9185 

B6 Ames 50014-7804 

Meyer, Duane 112 Palmer St 641-753-8271 

B8 Marshalltown 50158 

Milford, Ken 212 Zenith Dr 712-323-6056 

C1(3) Council Bluffs 51503 

Miller, David 505 1 st St SW 641-749-2641 

B12 Nora Springs 50458-8883 

Miller, Pauline 308 N Main 641-333-2217 

C2(5) Lenox 50851 

Mirkle, Richard 911 Scenic Dr 712-482-6887 

C1(3) Oakland 51560 

Mitchell, Beth 4323 Grand Ave #434 515-274-4918 

B9 Des Moines 50312 

Mitchell, Wilma 515 N 12 th St. 515-993-4452 

B7 Adel 50003-1008 

Moe, Carolyn PO Box 253 641-473-2335 

C1,C2(5) Gladbrook 50635-0253 

Moen, Jane 3800 Jennings Dr 319-273-7061 

B9 Cedar Falls 50613 319-273-7062 

Mooney, Eleanor 4130 Northwest Blvd. Unit C-8 319-388-3544 


Moore, Phyllis 700 Oak 712-246-2081 

B12 Red Oak 51566 712-623-2130 

Moreland, Pat 814 16th St. 515-223-7822 

B10,C1/(4),C2(2),C3,C8c West Des Moines 50265-3431 

Morris, Mary 2206 8 th St 712-852-3506 

C1,C2(4) Emmetsburg 50536-2466 

Morrison, Norma 2117 Americana Ave 319-262-8651 

C2(6) Muscatine 52761 

Mullins, Sue 1607 250 th Ave. 515-583-2156 

C2(2)a,C2(4)c Corwith 50430-8530 

Musmaker, Martha 614 N Cedar 641-782-5488 

C8c Creston 50801 

N


Needham, Darrell & Carol 12806 Bluebird Rd 641-823-5605 

C2(6) Greene 50636-9119 

Newcomb, Charles 715 N Calhoun St. 319-627-4184 

C2(4)d West Liberty 52776-1235 

Nevins, Jim 307 E. 5 th St. 319-627-2074 

B9 West Liberty 52776-1305 

Ney, Sue 302 E. North St. 515-295-9094 

B8,B15,C1 Algona 50511-2429 

Nissly, John 339 Sarah Ave. 641-648-4285 

B6 Iowa Falls 50126-1922 641-648-9248 

Nolan, Don 1000 Ninth St 712-551-1005 

B15 Hawarden 51023 

Nolte, Beverly 4112 SE 23 rd Ct. 515-237-8544 


Northup, Kristin 1008 Oak St 641-732-5788 

C4 Osage 50461-1616 

Northway, Susan 1372 340 th 

641-454-2041 

C1,C1(1) Manly 50456 

Novak, Lois 3301 Hwy 13 319-377-2092 

C2(4)c Marion 52302-9754 

Nygaard, Christian 2306 210 th Ave. 515-679-4083 

D2 Wesley 50483-7005 

O 

Oakland, Barbara 1722 Churchill Dr. 319-583-2363 

B13 Dubuque 52001-4020 

Odegaard, Carrie 7635 Normandy Dr. NE 319-377-2574 

C2(3) Cedar Rapids 52402-6924 

Olerud, Betty 1811 Crescent Dr. 319-266-4853 

C2(2)a Cedar Falls 50613-1889 

Olive, Susan PO Box 107 641-322-4700 

C2(4) Corning 50841-0107 641-322-5031 

Ollie, Sarah 1332 McCormick 515-262-9544 


Orozco, Odilio 2818 49 th St 515-255-8098 

C2(4)e Des Moines 50310 

Orthel, JoAnn PO Box 1209 319-656-3004 

D1 Kalona 52247-1209 

Owen, Melisse 2332 Donald St 515-292-7781 

C2(5) Ames 50010 

P 

Park, Dianne 512 E Franklin St. 641-682-8751 

B6 Bloomfield 52537-1730 641-664-1025 

Parks, Judith 3217 235 th St. 641-672-2564 

B6 Rose Hill 52586-9515 641-632-8406 

Patet, Pradyna 500 Oakhurst Dr Apt 6 319-243-5071 

C2(5) Clinton 52732 

Patterson, Scott 1649 Hickson 319-557-7529 

C4a Dubuque 52001 

Pauley, Christine PO Box 339 641-724-3549 

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496 


C2(6) Moravia 52571-0339 

Payton, Warren 501 20 th St 712-336-0842 

C4 Spirit Lake 51360-7515 

Pellett, Haleen 1100 Brookridge Cir. Apt. 3F 712-243-2834 

C2(2)a Atlantic 50022-2356 

Perkins, Nate 701 N. C St 515-961-1684 

C4a Indianola 50125 

Perry, Robert 106 Shellrock Dr. 641-324-2252 

C2(6) Northwood 50459-1338 

Perry, Thelma 4200 Ozark St. NE 319-393-4777 

B6,D1 Cedar Rapids 52402-3049 

Peters, Roberta 2571 Guthrie 515-226-8770 

D1 Des Moines 50317-3019 

Petrak, Ruth Anne 1507 Pennsylvania Ave 515-262-3691 


Pettyjohn, Elissa 5885 130 th St 641-946-9501 

C4 Lovilla 50150 

Phares, Hannah 3205 Quial Ridge Rd 319-332-6702 

B7 Bettendorf 52722 

Philgreen, Joan 20 2 nd St. SE Apt. 2 641-456-4893 

B14,C4a Hampton 50441-2003 641-456-2716 

Phillips, Carl 501 Birch, Box 356 712-374-2369 

C2(6),D2 Sidney 51652 

Pleggenkuhle, Olivia 21942 210th St. 319-427-3726 

B8,D1 Hawkeye 52147-8208 

Pollock, James RR1 Box 49 641-464-3632 

D2 Mt Ayr 50854-9707 

Poole, Lois 1711 Benton Ave. E. 641-932-2474 

B5 Albia 52531-1709 

Powell, Jesse 402 E Wheeler St 319-754-5104 

C5 West Burlington 52655 

Preston, Andy 126 Country Club Dr 712-832-3566 

C4a Lake Park 51347 

Primmer, Linda 105 Tree Tops St. 712-323-1950 

B5 Council Bluffs 51503-8424 712-323-3890 

Provow, Doug 3655 Story St. 515-292-1892 

C6 Ames 50014-3464 

Pullen, Deanna 6715 Del Matro Ave. 515-277-4528 

C3 Windsor Heights 50311-1618 

Putnam, Lois 1601 3 rd Place 641-858-3030 

C2(4)c Eldora 50627 

R 

Radebaugh, Vanessa 301 Adams Street 641-429-3282 

C4 Jamaica 50128 

Rath, Ron 3731 Old Orchard Rd NE 319-365-6143 

B5 Cedar Rapids 50402 

Rembold, Chris (Doris) PO Box 25 319-285-9022 

B10 Long Grove 52756-0025 

Renken, Mike 103 N Olive PO Box 14 319-257-3288 

C4 Winfield 52659 

Rhines, Nancy 290 29th St. 515-279-9343 

C2(4)c Des Moines 50312-2506


Richard, Don PO Box 216 641-877-2661 

C1(1) Humeston 50123-0216 641-877-8441 

Riebhoff, Lorena 7019 Franklin Ave. 515-276-2487 

C1(1) Des Moines 50322-5847 

Ritter, Ed 1003 N. Chestnut St. 641-782-7765 

C3 Creston 50801-1708 

Ritter, Pat 545 James St. 319-633-4715 

C2(6) Arlington 50606-9751 

Romaine, Nic 3135 Westmore Dr 319-582-5651 

C4 Dubuque 52001 

Roorda, Hess 1200 10 th St 712-476-5452 

C2(6) Rock Valley 51247 

Ross, Lana 500 E Court Ave Suite C 515-283-1996 

C2(2) Des Moines 50310 641-752-5025 

Ruehle, Ernest 912 Palmer St 712-482-6808 

C2(4)e Oakland 51560 

Runte, Robert 220 Brookside Ave. 319-235-0018 

C1(2) Evansdale 50707-1702 

S 

Sage, Jessica 2225 70 th St 319-228-8395 

B10, C1(6) Van Horne 52346 

Schlitter, Dean 127 13 th Ave. NE 319-283-2558 

C1(2) Oelwein 50662-1859 

Schoeneman, Virginia 1822 Bel Air Dr. 515-233-1758 

D1 Ames 50010-5125 

Schroeder, Alyson 378 B Ave. 712-656-2378 

C1 Churdan 50050-8547 

Schroeder, Mavis 1530 Ladd Ave. 641-762-3319 

D1 Kanawha 50447-8042 

Schoening, Mitzi PO Box 19 515-838-2386 

C2(2) Stratford 50249 

Scholtens, Ed & Luella 902 N 4 th 

515-462-1566 

C2(4)d Winterset 50273 

Schuhmacher, Gretchen 2895 23 rd Ave 319-377-1421 

C8a Marion 52302 

Schultz, Megann 31 15 th Ave 712-323-3494 

C4 Council Bluffs 51503 

Schwartz, Roxann 407 Main St 641-747-3494 

C2(4) Guthrie Center 50115-1355 

Schwertley, Pam 1752 260 th St 712-645-2077 

C5 Modale 51556 

Scott, Floyd 2604 Mulberry Ave. 319-263-3466 

C1(1) Muscatine 52761-2744 

Seebach, Carol 1787 Streamside Dr. 319-359-0566 

C3 Bettendorf 52722-7132 

Seiler, Andy 2227 Timberland Rd 515-292-5886 

C4a Ames 50014 

Shadduck, Ione 3431 Brookview Dr 515-223-4990 

C1,C1(1),C8b West Des Moines 50265-3153 515-225-7630 

Sheets, Jean 1930 Echo Ave 641-843-4582 

D1 Britt 50423-8523 

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498 


Sherer, Jay 1001 A Mobile 712-385-8611 

C2(5) Farragut 51539 

Shook, Sharon 2501 S. Mulberry St. 712-274-8989 

B5,C1(3) Sioux City 51106-3402 

Shultz, Gladys 21358 Ash St. 712-336-8958 

B6 Spirit Lake 51360-7204 

Skog, Clarence 6 Ravencrest Dr. 319-337-2659 

D2 Iowa City 52245-3924 

Smith, James 205 Parkhurst St. 641-673-4908 

C1,C2(6),D2 New Sharon 50207-8040 

Smith, Kate 4200 Garretson Ave Apt 5 712-276-9992 

C2(2) Sioux City 51106 

Smith, Mary 2104 185 th St 641-472-2492 

C5 Fairfield 52556-9232 

Smith, Sandy 511 W Clanton 641-524-4545 

C4 St Charles 50240 

Smith, Scott 910 Woodlawn Ave 319-262-6671 

C2(3) Muscatine 52761 

Song, Kumsan 2345 Park Ave. 515-266-3891 

C8a Des Moines 50321-1505 515-243-7748 

Spencer, Beverly 2353 Baker Ave. 319-643-5941 

B10,C2(2)b,C3 West Branch 52358-8620 

Spiker, Dorothy 608 E. 16th St. N 641-792-9091 

D1 Newton 50208-2418 

Stanton, Jill 500 E Court Ave Ste C 515-283-1996 

B8 Des Moines 51109 ext 117 

Steckelberg, Nancy 410 N 5 th PO Box 77 641-524-4545 

C5 Menlo 50164 

Stevens, Alison 7617 Ridgemont Dr 515-276-5561 

C4 Urbandale 50322 

Steward, Josh 213 E Market 319-358-9970 

C2(2), D4 Iowa City 52245 

Stice, Greg 2840 Francis Dr 515-279-1890 


Stimach, Ted PO Box 671 319-391-7094 

C2(1) Walcott 52773-0671 

Story, Steve 401 Smith 319-422-3143 

C6 West Union 52175 

Stover-Hartman, Mary 2899 5 th Ave, Apt 2 319-447-4688 

C2(4)d Marion 52302 319-389-4329 

Swanson, Harold 3210 Lincoln Ave. 515-277-7203 


Swanson, Jo 24376 Hwy 78 641-667-2971 

D1 Ollie 52576-8611 

Swartz, Carol 1510 500th Ave. 712-865-2910 

C1(1) Dolliver 50531-7559 

Swinton, Sherry 171 Lovejoy Ave. 319-232-3830 

B6 Waterloo 50701-4125 

T 

Tabelisma, Exequiel 608 W Washington Ave 

C8a Council Bluffs 51503 

Thayer, Keith 701 Oaknoll Dr. #607 319-466-3164


B9 Iowa City 52246-5168 

Thompson, Lindsey 780 7th Ave 712-684-5696 

C2(2),C4a Coon Rapids 50058 

Tilton, Eleanor S. 4605 DeRocher Path 712-943-8386 

C8b Sioux City 51106-9505 

Tippe, Carol 2675 E. Washington St. 319-337-7201 

C2(4)b,C8c Iowa City 52245-3727 FAX319-337-8891 

Tjeptes, Dave 1610 Lincoln 515-352-3573 

B8 Gowrie 50543 

Trimble, Dolores 202 E. County Rd., PO Box 187 712-282-4361 

B7 Galva 51020-0187 712-282-4497 

Trimble-Ray, Ann PO Box 17 712-273-5322 

C5 Early 50535-0017 

Tritle, Kae 1501 Sierra Dr. NE 319-362-8140 

B6 Cedar Rapids 52402-6521 

Turner, Gloria 900 B Maple St 712-762-3703 

B8 Anita 50020 

Tussey, Jim 3277 Hwy 25 641-782-8704 

C2(4)c Orient 50858-8055 

U 

Ulrich, Gene 816 E. Saint Andrews 712-274-9455 

C2(6) Dakota Dunes, SD 57049-5102 605-232-8850 

FAX 712-274-1266 

V 

Valenta, Joe 238 22 nd St NW 319-362-8870 


VanDevender, William 1006 Maywood Dr. 641-673-5825 

B3,B15 Oskaloosa 52577-2448 

VanderSchaaf, Dale 2602 Tyler Ave. 515-233-3209 

C2(4) Ames 50010-4446 

Vilimek, Marie 104 N 1st Ave 641-592-2917 

C8c Lake Mills 50450 

Vint, Towanna 1128 120 th St. 641-473-2975 

C2(4)b Gladbrook 50635-9364 

Volker, Carol 215 9 th St. 515-232-5420 

C5 Ames 50010-6209 

Voigt, J. Scott 4130 Aspen Hills Dr. 319-332-9793 

B6 Bettendorf 52722-2138 

Votaw, Debra 122 W. Van Weiss Blvd. 319-752-4374 

C8b Burlington 52601-1530 

W 

Wagner, Marce 3329 Jackson St 712-258-8873 

C2(5) Sioux City 51104-1903 

Wallace, Rachel 1449 280 th Ave 712-336-0636 

B7 Spirit Lake 51360 

Walser, Cheryl PO Box 460 515-669-9730 

B5 Carlisle 50047-0460 

Wanned, Judy 1117 Pacquette Ave 712-233-1676 

499

500 


C2(1) Sioux City 51109 

Webb, Adam 1102 Burnett Ave. 515-232-4178 

C1 Ames 50010-5766 

Webb, Cathy 1102 Burnett Ave. 515-232-4178 

C4 Ames 50010-5766 

Webb, Teresa A. 2415 57 th St 515-251-5894 

B6 Des Moines 50310-1112 

Webster, Daniel 847 Park Ave 515-733-2370 

C2(4) Story City 50248 

Wells, Diane 

C1(6) 

Wengert, Charles PO Box 417 641-623-2259 

D2 Montezuma 50171-0417 

Wentworth, Michelle 701 N C St Box 4219 

D4 Simpson College Indianola 50125 

Whiteing, Marie 26 Elmwood Dr. 712-882-1489 

C1,C1(4) Mapleton 51034-1331 

Wilcox, Gayle 1502 Victoria 712-755-3445 

C3 Harlan 51537 

Williams, Maureen 1915 6 th Ave. 712-322-5128 

C7,D1 Council Bluffs 51501-6022 

Williams, Dr. Steven 640 Telluride Trail 

C2(2)a Marion 52302 

Winter, Kathy 3829 Hunter Ave 515-255-7440 


Witmer, John 1299 320 th St. 319-732-2762 

C6 Moscow 52760-9613 

Woldran, Robert 1360 Elmwood Ave 515-758-2723 

C1 Earlham 50072 

Wonderlich, Esther Iowa Wesleyan College (am) 319-986-5851 

C6 601 N Main St (pm) 319-385-6321 

Mt Pleasant 52641 (hm) 319-385-3899 

Wood, Goeff 2035 Sunset Dr 515-296-3835 

C1(2) Ames 50014-3835 

Wylie, George 500 E Court St, Suite C 515-283-1996 

B8,C1,C1(2),C6 Des Moines 50309-2019 ext 109 

Y 

Young, Marcia 3902 Aurora St. 319-588-4877 

C2(4) Dubuque 52002-0454 

Z 

Ziskovsky, Katie 1400 L Road NW 319-857-4263 

C4a Swisher 52338 

Ziskovsky, Marge 109 S. Broadway St. 319-484-4849 

D1 Toledo 52342-1311 

G. Lay Missioners 

Allsup, Mary 5995 Main St. 712-563-2081 

Audubon 50025-7462


Brockway, Pat 219 First St. 319-296-2768 

Washburn 50706 

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 14127 Highway 275 #3 402-390-5170 


DePue, Judy 3632 520 th Ave. PO Box 56 712-424-3890 

Cylinder 50528 

Dolecheck, Leola 1200 N. West St. 

Mount Ayr 50854-1036 

Drake, Orris 237 Pearl St. 712-784-3490 

Walnut 51577 

Earnest, Ken 1157 S. Hill Dr. 319-277-0436 

Waterloo 50701 319-233-7797 

Fraley, Esta M. 2360 490th St. 712-283-2588 

Sioux Rapids 50585-7515 

Fritcher, Jan 1048 290 th St. 515-435-2421 

Nashua 50658 

Garza, Jan 2023 Avenue H 319-372-6382 

Fort Madison 52627 FAX 319-372-7033 

Gould, Elaine 3000 N. Alburnett Rd. 319-373-1995 

Marion 52302-9395 319-444-1050 

Hansen, Garold (Gary) 408 Main St. 641-427-5435 

Bagley 50026 

Janssen, Marlene 2320 Rice Ridge Lane NE 319-335-5253 

North Liberty 52317 319-626-5896 

FAX 319-335-5238 

Johnson, Barb 21969 C38 712-568-3454 

Merrill 51038-8633 

Kern, Darlene Ann 4089 335th St. 712-544-2556 

Shelby 51570-6001 

Kenyon, Arnold II PO Box 278 641-782-7064 

Creston 50801 

Kodis, Cynthia Ann 604 Polk Blvd. 515-278-5055 

Des Moines 50312-2333 515-274-0535 

McDonald, Elaine 4932 Ashley Park Dr. 515-247-5675 

West Des Moines 50265 515-225-7499 

Norton, Pam 12703 Hwy 63 641-682-4032 

Ottumwa 52501-8613 

Patton, Robert 1072 110 th St. 319-526-4298 

Wayland 52654-9549 

Pietz, Ginger Ann 12581 386th Ave. 605-225-1075 

Aberdeen, SD 57401-8311 

Ruehle, Ernest 912 Palmer St. 712-482-6808 

Oakland 51560-4013 

Rost, Linda Richards 3202 W. Bell Rd Apt. 1211 602-862-9366 

Phoenix, AZ 85053 

Schaaf, Lowell 1303 L Avenue 712-767-2506 

Elliott 51532 

Skidmore, Duane (Doc) 318 E. Howard 515-674-4135 

Colfax 50054 

501

502 


Swaney, Keri 3431 Ellington 319-296-9810 


Ulffers, Pam 238 Linwood Ave. 319-277-0436 

Waterloo 50702 319-291-7060 

Winkelpleck, Judy 14995 Wood Creek Lane 515-270-9226 

Clive 50325-4511 515-987-2404

ROLLS 

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 

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) Kwasi Issa Kena and 

David and Carol Butler Abena Safiyah Fosua 

2 Blvd. General Board of Global Ministries 

Abbane Ramdane 475 Riverside Dr. 

DZ-31024 New York, NY 10115-0122 

Oran, Algeria 

Norma Kehrberg Tom and Susan Shaw 

Box 126 Schillingsbektal 4 

United Mission to Nepal 22529 Hamburg, Germany 

Larry and Jane Kies Mark and Angela Turner 

Nyadure Mission Station United Methodist Center 

Nydaire Secondary School Mutambara 

P.O. Box 2310 PO Box 90 

Mutoko, Zimbabwe Nheoziwa, Zimbabwe 

Retired 

Gene and Insook Matthews Mildred Reitz 

3413 E. Court St. Apartado 6424, Panama 5 

Iowa City 52245-3906 Republic of Panama 

Virginia M. Pickarts 

1010 Osage St. 

Humboldt, KS 66748 

503

504 

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 Eldon Shickell, Pastor 

Parks Highway Parish Red Bird Missionary Conference 

P.O. Box 182 Route 7 Box A-21 

Willow, AK 99688 Manchester, KY 40962 

Mrs. Margaret Campbell L. Scott Woodworth, Pastor 

Family and Community Ministries Red Bird Missionary Conference 

Parks Highway Parish HC 69 Box 575 

P.O. Box 182 Beverly, KY 40913-9802 

Willow, AK 99688 

Kathleen Clark 

Executive Secretary 

Church and Community Ministry 

National Div., General Bd. Of 

Global Ministry 

475 Riverside Drive #381 

New York, NY 10115 

J. DIACONAL MINISTERS 

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 641-472-4303 

(Fairfield) 202 N. “B” St. 641-472-2644 


Giewha Shin 602 4 th St. PO Box 266 319-354-7801 

(I.C., Korean Baptist) Colo 50056 641-377-2570 

Kae Elaine Tritle 1501 Sierra Dr. N.E. 319-362-8140 

(Wellness Coordinator) Cedar Rapids 52402-6521 

Denise Walters 706 E. Robinson 641-842-6230 

(Leave of absence) Knoxville 50138 

Alaire Bornholtz Willits 1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

(Sioux City, Grace) Sioux City 51106 712-276-1059 

Retired Diaconal Ministers: 

Rosalie J. Bentzinger 320 Park P.O. Box 157 319-835-3330 

Donnellson 52625 

Linnea Ericson Carlson 225 Tellidora Court 

Ft. Myers, FL 33908 

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 

David Michael Ferrell 4724 Harrison 309-786-0503 

(Rock Island, Illinois) Davenport 52806 

Iris Harvey 3108 Creekview Dr. #4 608-836-4685 

Middleton, WI 53562 

Coy Payne Howe Brooks-Howell Home

ROLLS 

John L. Howe, Jr. 266 Merrimon Ave. 


Rachel I. Ireland 1705 Green St. 319-754-6925 


David R. Noble R.R. 1 Box 10 641-936-7157 

Douds 52551 

Carol Seebach 1787 Streamside Drive 319-359-0566 

Bettendorf 52722-7132 

Evelyn Blakely Wiley 1502 9th St. S.W. 641-423-5193 


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 4240 Hickory Ln. Apt. 100 712-276-1073 


Gordon G. Elrick Creston UMC 641-782-2427 

400 N. Elm St. Box 265 641-782-7753 

Creston 50801 

Mary Alice Donovan Gran General Bd. Of Discipleship 615-340-7200 

Dir. Of Children’s Ministries 615-340-7143 

P.O. Box 340003 


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 641-357-5247 

508 2nd Ave. N. 641-357-2724 


Catherine A. Luck 201 N. Locust Ave. 641-394-2893 

New Hampton 50659-1320 641-394-2249 

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 50677-3719 

Julie DeShaw Nosek 635 Gooseberry Dr. #2007 

(Retired) Longmont, CO 80503-6411 

Mary B. Pope 671 18th St. 515-280-9269 


Kenneth D. Royar 825 Caroline Ave. 319-466-9178 

(Retired) Iowa City 52245-5607 

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 


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 


Linda Jane Vogel 2121 Sheridan Rd. 847-866-3954 

505

506 

Evanston, IL 60201 


3. Associates in Christian Education 

Judith A. Bolinger 

(Retired) 

Patricia L. Braynard 811 6 th St. 515-277-9648 

(Retired) West Des Moines 50265-3608 

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 641-752-3668 

202 W. Main 641-753-3779 


Susan Mendenhall 5821 Russett Rd. #28 608-278-8357 

Madison, WI 53711-3498 

Joan Sainsbury Wesley UMC 319-472-2581 

PO Box 799 

Vinton 52349 

Carol L. Seebach 1787 Streamside Dr. 319-359-0566 

(Retired) Bettendorf 52722 

Mary H. Tonne 1732 Springville Rd. 319-895-8015 


Gayle M. Wilcox 1502 Victoria 712-755-5172 

Harlan 51537 712-755-3445 

Evelyn Blakely Wiley 1502 9th St. S.W. 641-423-5193 

(Retired) Mason City 50401 

Alaire Bornholtz Willits Grace UMC 

1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

Sioux City 51106 712-276-1059 

4. Minister of Music 

Leonard F. Sjogren 1735 Morningside Ave. 712-276-3452 

Sioux City 51106-1738 712-276-8835 

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 10 641-936-7157 

Douds 52551 

6. Associates in Music 

Delpha Brockmeyer 3454 Kingswood PL 319-236-3636 


Mark L. Mayer 703 E. Madison St. 641-472-4303 

Fairfield 52556 641-472-2644 

Elizabeth Brown 115 W. Summit St. 641-484-2204 

Toledo 52342-2327 641-484-5906 

7. Minister of Youth 

Michael G. Bell First UMC 319-351-5484 

214 E. Jefferson 319-351-7538 


Barbara K. Mittman PO Box 262 515-382-2739

ROLLS 

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 

(Retired) 

9. Certified Persons in Christian Communication 

10. Certified Persons in Church Business Administration 

Doris Eklund First UMC 641-472-4303 

P.O. Box 464 


Paul Lundy 4316 Phoenix St. 515-281-5255 

Ames 50014-3626 

Jerry E. Oakland 1199 Main St. 319-582-4543 

Dubuque 52001 

Margaret E. Wieting St. Paul's UMC 319-363-2058 

1340 3rd Ave. PO Box 2065 


11. Certified Secretary 

Barb Krueger Muscatine District Office 319-264-6836 

216 Sycamore St. Suite 508 


Linda Peters Mount Vernon UMC 319-895-6286 

304 1 st St. W. 

Mount Vernon 52314-1701 

Beverley Zuch Oakland UMC 712-482-5530 

610 Oak St. 

Oakland 51560 

L. NON-CERTIFIED PERSONNEL 


Joyce Cook Solon UMC 319-644-2288 

PO Box 87 

Solon 52333 

319-644-3146 

Becky Esker Lovely Lane UMC 319-393-6674 

2424 42 nd St. NE 


319-395-7477 

Becky High Christ Community UMC 

3000 Alburnett Rd. 

Marion 52302 

319-373-1955 

Chris Humerichouse First UMC 

214 E. Jefferson St. 


319-337-2857 

Myrna Loehrlein Kenwood UMC 

302 33 

319-365-6933 

rd St. NE 


Marsha Lowe St. Mark’s UMC 

2675 Washington St. 


319-337-7201 

Scott McDowell St. James UMC 

1430 Ellis Blvd. NW 


319-363-3119 

Heidi Van Buren New Covenant Parish 319-895-8015 

507

508 


PO Box 207 319-647-2228 

Victor 52347-0207 

Marian Wiblin St. Mark’s UMC 319-337-7201 

2675 E. Washington St. 



Karen Blake First UMC 712-243-3156 

800 Poplar 


Phyllis Moore First UMC 712-246-2081 

PO Box 394 

Shenandoah 51601 

Lynn Mueller Grace UMC 712-527-4607 

PO Box 450 712-527-5620 

Glenwood 51534 

Jason Princer Salem UMC 712-366-1408 

14955 Somerset Ave. 712-325-9695 


Judy Smits Broadway UMC 712-322-7741 

11 S. First St. 712-325-4169 



Kim Bigsby First UMC 515-244-6209 

1001 Pleasant St. 515-727-6211 


Alice Burress Aldersgate UMC 515-278-0466 

3600 75 th St. 515-276-1824 


Mary Kay Dial Gatchel UMC 515-288-7775 

1909 Martin Luther King Jr. Pwky 


Anita Gaul Jordan Creek UMC 515-537-5262 

475 68 th St. 


Kathi Higgins Windsor UMC 515-279-3629 

6222 University Ave. 


Beth Keyt Van Meter-Booneville 515-996-2572 

PO Box 149 

Van Meter 50261 

Nancy LaVelle Norwalk UMC 515-981-4251 

1801 Sunset Dr. 

Norwalk 50211 

Missy Nance Walnut Hills UMC 515-270-9226 

12321 Hickman Rd. 


LuAnne Postel Aldersgate UMC 515-278-0466 

3600 75 th St. 


Deke Rider Wesley Woods 515-961-4523 

1806 Nixon St. 


Ann Ruble Waukee UMC 515-987-4531 

PO Box 26 515-987-1439 

Waukee 50263 

Jodie Rushing First UMC 515-961-5317 

PO Box 258 

Indianola 50125

ROLLS 

Sheryl Start Walnut Hills UMC 515-270-9226 

12321 Hickman Rd. 515-278-1899 


Betty Stout First UMC 515-964-4249 

206 SW Walnut 515-225-8832 

Ankeny 50021 

Paul Swick Grinnell UMC 641-236-3757 

916 5 th Ave. 

Grinnell 50112 

Connie Wesley West Des Moines UMC 515-279-0826 

720 Grand Ave. 


Beth Williamson Immanuel UMC 515-277-1100 

2900 49 th St. 515-278-0783 


Amy Yoder Valley UMC 515-225-0227 

4201 Ashworth Rd. 515-225-8128 


Dubuque District 

Gary Follmann Manchester UMC 319-927-4439 

413 E. Butler 319-927-2355 

Manchester 52057-1612 

Tina Nauman Grandview UMC 319-582-8875 

419 N. Grandview Ave. 

Dubuque 52001 


Kris Christensen Faith UMC 515-332-2083 

311 1 st Ave. N. PO Box 647 515-332-1859 

Humboldt 50548 

Carolyn Cross Asbury UMC 515-832-5369 

921 Des Moines St. 515-832-6694 


Mary Dreier First UMC 515-232-2750 

516 Kellogg 515-864-3256 

Ames 50010 

Tim Gossett Collegiate UMC 515-292-6936 

2622 Lincoln Way 515-663-1579 

Ames 50014 

Julie Holtan First UMC 515-576-7586 

127 N. 10 th 


Cindy Krauel Carroll UMC 712-792-1122 

1621 N. Main St. 

Carroll 51401 

Evelyn Lewiston Community UMC 515-275-4015 

337 SW 2 nd PO Box 759 515-438-2661 

Ogden 50212 

Jo McFarland First UMC 515-382-6536 

1036 7 th St. 

Nevada 50201 

Dianna Nelson Collegiate UMC 515-292-6936 

2622 Lincoln Way 

Ames 50014 

Sarah Simenson First UMC 515-576-7586 

127 N. 10 th St. 



509

510 


Jerry Hoff Crystal Lake UMC 641-565-3314 

PO Box 100 641-565-3128 

Crystal Lake 50432 

Connie McDowell Hampton UMC 641-456-3401 

100 Central Ave. E. 

Hampton 50441 

Melanie Muth Dumont-Aredale-Bristow UMCs 641-857-3753 

706 Locust PO Box 308 641-794-3396 

Dumont 50625 

Dodie Tanner First UMC 641-423-4905 

119 S. Georgia Ave. 641-357-4866 



Jason Gutzmer West Davenport Alliance UMC 319-326-5631 

2651 Telegraph Rd. 


Christine Heilig Low Moor UMC 319-522-2148 

PO Box 1 319-659-8550 

Low Moor 52757 

Mike Janes Wesley UMC 319-263-5498 

400 Iowa Ave. 


Pennie Kellenberger Christ UMC 319-391-5488 

2330 W. 41 st St. 


Elizabeth Martin Asbury UMC 319-355-5218 

1809 Mississippi Blvd. 


Keith Nester Christ UMC 319-391-5488 

2330 W. 41 st St. 


Carol Sue Purcell First UMC 319-754-8421 

421 Washington PO Box 571 


Karen Reede Faith UMC 319-391-0596 

3322 W. Lombard 319-386-6893 


Linda Rippeteau First UMC 319-372-6426 

510 9 th St. 

Fort Madison 52627 

Brenda Sherrick Asbury UMC 319-355-5218 

1809 Mississippi Blvd. 


Scott Smith Letts-Island UMCs 319-726-3641 

PO Box A 319-263-6671 

Letts 52754 

Troy Yard First UMC 319-242-5868 

621 S. 3 rd St. 

Clinton 52732 


Jan Berner Trinity UMC 641-932-7393 

1117 Benton Ave. E. 

Albia 52531 

Melinda Farber Central UMC 641-672-2564 

201 N. Market St. PO Box 64 

Oskaloosa 52577 

Holly Hensley First UMC 641-684-5451 

202 E. 4 th St. 641-936-4362

ROLLS 

Ottumwa 52501 

Bonnie Jarrett Willard Street UMC 641-682-5421 

175 N. Willard St. 

Ottumwa 52501 

Lori Pearson First UMC 641-842-3712 

PO Box 288 



Deb Clague Estherville UMC 712-362-4886 

102 S. 8 th St. 

Estherville 51334 

712-362-2343 

Barbara Fegen Rock Rapids UMC 712-472-2324 

302 S. Carroll PO Box 69 

Rock Rapids 51246 

712-472-2431 

Barb Johnson First UMC 

25 3 

712-546-5901 

rd St. SE 

LeMars 51031 

Mary Larson Laurens UMC 712-845-4385 

201 W. Main St. 

Laurens 50554 

712-845-2285 

Joan Rude Storm Lake UMC 712-732-5458 

211 E. 3 rd 


712-732-7334 

Tamme Saul Whitfield UMC 

1319 W. 5 

712-252-3261 

th St. 


Carolyn Simser Spirit Lake UMC 712-336-3115 

1812 Gary Ave. 


712-336-2165 

Phyllis Sitter Grace UMC 712-262-5970 

311 2 nd Ave. W. 

Spencer 51301 

712-262-7469 

Curtis Turner Grace UMC 

1735 Morningside Ave. 


712-276-3452 

Kim Woods Whitfield UMC 

1319 W. 5 

712-252-3261 

th St. 



Peggy Baier Sumner UMC 319-578-3359 

115 Pleasant St. 

Sumner 50674 

LaRae Boatman Reinbeck UMC 319-345-2643 

505 Spruce St. 

Reinbeck 50669 

Steve Braudt Eldora UMC 641-858-2057 

1415 12 th St. 641-858-2099 

Eldora 50627 

Pam Calvert Living Faith 641-484-2204 

309 E. 11 th 

Tama 52339 

Lori Candee St. Timothy’s UMC 319-266-0464 

3220 Terrace Dr. 


Carolyn Cleair Kimball UMC 319-232-4103 

1207 Kimball Ave. 319-233-1912 


Pat Cole St. Timothy’s UMC 319-266-0464 

511

512 


3220 Terrace Dr. 319-277-1425 


Mim Hanke First UMC 515-235-7088 

614 Randolph St. 


Jan Hoover First UMC 319-266-1713 

723 Washington St. 319-277-4033 


Jim Pedrick Trinity UMC 319-352-2590 

1400 W. Bremer 

Waverly 50677 

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 contacting: 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 


Alburnett-Prairie Chapel - Mary Ann Beckner 

Amish Circuit - Fred Wagner 

Belle Plaine - Karen Hoelscher 

Brooklyn - Walda Gustafson 

CCYM Leadership - Megan Dean 

Cedar Rapids Asbury - Carrie Ball 

Cedar Rapids Asbury - Virginia Robinson 

Cedar Rapids Bertram - Doris Hinchliffe 

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 - Jan Schuhmacher 

Cedar Rapids Lovely Lane - Carol Sundberg 

Cedar Rapids Lovely Lane - Ron Rath 

Cedar Rapids New Creation - Tootie Stepanek 

Cedar Rapids Salem - Sharon Busch 

Cedar Rapids Sharon - Adrienne Dobbins 

Cedar Rapids St. James - Paul Nosek 

Cedar Rapids St. Mark's - Evan Tallman 

Cedar Rapids St. Mark's - Wilma Collins 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Bill Schatz 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Cathy Conkin 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Cynde Clymer 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Dick Asprooth 

Cedar Rapids St. Paul's - Gregg Nelson 

Cedar Rapids Trinity - Lew Newman 

Cedar Rapids Trinity - Mary Newman 

Center Point-Alice-Urbana - Steve Johnson 

Central City - Mike Merritt 

CF&A Member - Dave Mather 

Clarence-Stanwood Union - Steve Norton 

Clover Ridge - LaVonda Gordon 

Coggon United Parish - Jean Mangold 

Coralville - Febe Wallace 

Coralville New Horizons - Tony Forcucci 

Cornell College Representative - Rita Shultz 

Diaconal Minister - Bernice Dvorak 

Diaconal Minister - Grace Shin 

Diaconal Minister - Kae Tritle 

Diaconal Minister - Michael Bell 

Diaconal Minister - Mryna Carter 

District At Large - Beatrice Kinzler 

District At Large - Chris Humrichouse 

District At Large - Doris Knight 

District At Large - Dorothy Sherman 

District At Large - Jim Farmer 

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District At Large - Josh Brown 

District At Large - Linda Andersen 

District At Large - Lois Novak 

District At Large - Marjorie Reynolds 

District COM Chair - Marlene Janssen 

District Lay Leader - Greg Golden 

District Lay Leader - June Golden 

District Nominating Committee - Beverley Wilson 

District UMM President - Clarence Skog 

District UMW President - Onalee Arnold 

District Youth Member - Amanda Frauenholz 

District Youth Member - Jen Slater 

District Youth Member - Katie Cousins 

District Youth Member - Ryan Anderson 

General/Jurisdictional Board Member - Amy Valdez-Barker 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Bev Spencer 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Jeff Ireland 

Iowa City First - Bruce Tarwater 

Iowa City First - George Dane 

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 

Iowa United Methodist Student Movement - Emmy Lou Tabelisma 

Jurisdictional Youth Ministry Organization - Craig Coder 

Kalona - Kay Kaalberg 

Kalona, Sharon Center - Sara Kemp 

Lafayette, Salem - Velma Hauser 

Lisbon - Amy Hite 

Malcom-Sheridan - Carol Kirby 

Marengo - Harry Foster 

Marion Christ Community - Martha Noyes 

Marion First - Ben Blanchard 

Marion First - Dolly Brown 

Marion First - Mike Richmond 

Martelle-Viola - Jud Stover 

Mechanicsville-Morley First - Rudy Huffman 

Mount Vernon - Brenda Goodall 

Mount Vernon - Sue Deibner 

New Covenant Parish - Gerald Slaymaker 

North Liberty - Lyle Muller 

Oxford - Alice Edwards 

Palo - Juanita Dennert 

Peace UM Parish - Chris Lafler 

Riverside - Rick Frees 

Rules of Order Member - Virginia Nordyke 

Sessions Committee Member - Thelma Perry 

Shueyville - Peggy Jedlicka 

Solon - Ashley Metzler 

Solon - Lisa Metzler 

Springville - Gerald Thies 

Tiffin - Robert Lane 



Tipton - Alice Ann Gallagher 

Tipton - Jerry Gallagher 

UMM Elected Leadership - Fred Bark 

UMW Elected Leadership - Dorothy Higdon 

UMW Elected Leadership - Elaine Oxenford 

UMW Elected Leadership - JoAnn Orthel 

Wapsi Valley Parish - Carol Brinkman 

Wapsi Valley Parish - Kasey Lyon 

Wapsi Valley Parish - Richard Ahrendsen 

Wellman - Bob Goodrich 

Wesley Foundation Representative - Joshua Stewart 

West Branch - Gina Cousins 

West Branch-Springdale - Gerald Sinclair 

Williamsburg - Jo Littrell 


Anita-Wiota - Garald Harris 

Atlantic - Alene Meyer 

Atlantic - Karlee Downing 

Audubon - Kathy Cramer 

Audubon - Mary Ellen Quandt 

Braddyville-Shambaugh - Robin Thomas 

Carson-Mount Hope - Donnie Hendricks 

CF&A Member - Nancy Larsen 

Clarinda - Bonita Paige 

Clarinda - Carolyn Macrander 

Coin-Norwich - Phyllis Reece 

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 - Nancy Barker 

Council Bluffs Salem - John Bryant 

Council Bluffs Salem - Karen Bryant 

Council Bluffs St. Mark's - Jill Bailey 

Council Bluffs Trinity-Carter Lake - Dorothy Head 

Diaconal Minister - Coy Howe 

Diaconal Minister - John Howe 

District At Large - Barb Jones 

District At Large - Karen Blake 

District At Large - Barb Jones 

District At Large - Carole Liljedahl 

District At Large - Chuck Mayer 

District At Large - Ernest Ruehle 

District At Large - Gloria Turner 

District At Large - Irene Dodder 

District At Large - Randall Baier 

District At Large - Richard Merkle 

District COM Chair - Janis Brown 

District Lay Leader - Joan Hamilton 

District Nominating Committee - Phyllis Mayer 

District UMM President - Carl Phillips 

District UMW President - Ruth Ann Barry 

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District Youth Member - Elizabeth Kendall 

District Youth Member - Malinda Petersen 

District Youth Member - Val Larimore 

Elliott-Pilot Grove - Ray Laird 

Faith Parish - Joe Croll 

General/Jurisdictional Board Member - Winonah McGee 

Glenwood - Carol Rogers 

Glenwood - Rex Coatney 

Griswold - Carol Speck 

Hamburg - Sue Warden 

Harlan-Monroe Chapel - Judi Doonan 

Council Bluffs - Harlan-Monroe Chapel - Wayne Arnold 

Irwin-Defiance-Kirkman - Jo Fiscus 

Lewis United Congregational - Donna Woodward 

Logan-Magnolia - Barbara Dappen 

Macedonia-Henderson - Janice Carlton 

Malvern-Strahan - Pat Curtis 

Marne-Buck Creek - Marie Harris 

Missouri Valley-Modale - Michael Johnson 

New Market - Madylene Huntsman 

Nishna Valley Parish - Elloree Wilson 

Noble-Grant-Lincoln Center - Debra Karwal 

Northboro-Blanchard - Thelma Wiser 

Oakland - Judith Freemyer 

Oakland - Louise Merkle 

Pisgah-Mondamin-Little Sioux - Kim Shepard 

Red Oak Circuit - Bonnie Minthorn 

Red Oak First - Jan Watson 

Red Oak First - Kieffer Lehman 

Resolutions Committee Member - Shirley Heinrich 

Ross-Gray - Nora Rose 

Shelby-Persia - Jean Dittmer 

Shenandoah - Barb Arunski 

Shenandoah - Ted Witthoft 

Sidney-Thurman - Jan Phillips 

Silver City-Pacific Junction-Hillsdale - Deanna Hilton 

Silver Creek-Hancock - Patricia Jens 

Tennant - Rita Petersen 

UMW Elected Leadership - Joan Pauls 

UMW Elected Leadership - Maureen Williams 

Villisca-Nodaway - Dwight Lewis 

Villisca-Nodaway - Marsha Shepard 

Woodbine - Waunita Johnson 

Creston District 

Adair-Casey - Ralph Tharp 

Afton-Jerusalem - Lucille Wilson 

Allerton-Clio-Lineville - Bill Whited 

Bedford - Vivian Keith 

Brooks-Carbon-Carl - Milree Kissler 

CCYM Chair - Amanda Groth 

Chariton - Irene Fuller 

Chariton - Paul McKinley 

Clearfield-Sharpsburg - Leann Baker 



Corning - Warren Johnston 

Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion - Dode Poston 

Corydon-Millerton-Sewal-New Zion - Pat Perkins 

Cumberland-Pine Grove - Patricia Ostrus 

Dexter-Redfield - Floyd Meacham 

District At Large - Bobi Woodin 

District At Large - Darlene Churchman 

District At Large - Donald Wimmer 

District At Large - Jim Gillan 

District At Large - Keith Melick 

District At Large - Phyllis Wertz 

District At Large - Rick Hawkins 

District At Large - Vicki Saxton 

District COM Chair - Wayne Estell 

District Lay Leader - Don Darling 

District Nominating Committee - Don Carlson 

District UMM President - Shawn Lange 

District UMW President - Jane Christensen 

District Youth Member - Heather Andersen 

District Youth Member - Liz Miller 

District Youth Member - Phylisha Eshelman 

Earlham-Worthington-Penn Center - Carrie Andersen 

Fontanelle-Highland - Ardyth Christoffersen 

Greenfield - Becky Luers 

Greenfield - Betty Stone 

Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel - Stephanie Simmons 

Guthrie Center-Bowman Chapel - Delia Benton 

Hopeville-Lacelle-Pleasant Valley Chrisian Yoke - Beverly Roberts 

Kellerton-Beaconsfield-Grand River - Phyllis Manning 

Lacona - Carol Oliver 

Lamoni-Decatur-Davis City - Jim Hammer 

Lenox-Mercer Center - Melissa Grout 

Massena-Bridgewater-Avondale - Jo Chafa 

Menlo-Jefferson Center - By Phillips 

Milo-Green Plain-Liberty Center - James Garrison 

Mt. Ayr Larger Parish - June Smith 

Murray - Bonnie Allen 

New Virginia-Medora - Leota Broyles 

Norwood-Pleasant Prairie - Donna Lewis 

Orient-Hill of Zion - Don Arrowsmith 

Osceola - Bill Holst 

Osceola - Fern Underwood 

Pastoral Care and Counseling Chair - Lynn Louk 

Program Review Member - Don Richard 

Resolutions Committee Member - Jessica Ireland 

Russell-Bethel - June Nolte-Davis 

Seymour-Promise City - Sally Donald 

St. Charles - Sandra Smith 

Stuart-Mount Vernon - Carla Grasty 

Tingley-Wishard Chapel-Ellston - John Allen 

Town and Country Parish - Susan Sullivan 

Truro-Peru Yoke - Elaine Kelley 

UMM Elected Leadership - Jim McIntosh 

United Parish - Darlene Wimmer 

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Winterset-Patterson - Ed Scholtens 

Winterset-Patterson - Vera White 


Adel - LaVonne Martin 

Adel - Wilma Mitchell 

Altoona - Brian Cressey 

Altoona - Doug Churchman 

Ankeny First-Faith Center - Bruce Warswick 

Ankeny First-Faith Center - Janet Leonard 

Ankeny First-Faith Center - Joe Cooper 

Ankeny First-Faith Center - Mike Reberry 

Ankeny First-Faith Center - Stephanie Luiken 

Carlisle - De Streeter 

Carlisle - Judy Denniston 

CF&A Member - Jody Gooch 

Colfax - Patsy Evans 

Committee on Resolutions Member - Marcia Mason 

Conference Chancellor - Roger Witke 

Council on Ministries Director - Twila Glenn 

Dallas Center - Mahlon Barker 

DCOM Chair - Ed Coover 

Des Moines Burns - Adin Davis 

Des Moines Easton Place - Lila Roe 

Des Moines Epworth - Cara Stewart 

Des Moines First - Bruce Hann 

Des Moines First - Eloise Cranke 

Des Moines First - Isabelle Abarr 

Des Moines Fort Des Moines - Thelma Poore 

Des Moines Gatchel - Bruce Kooker 

Des Moines Grace - Joann Young 

Des Moines Grace - Margaret Borgen 

Des Moines Grace - Pat Moreland 

Des Moines Grace - Roger Hyatt 

Des Moines Immanuel - Bill Deskin 

Des Moines Immanuel - Jeff Vining 

Des Moines Jordan - Rhonda Jordan 

Des Moines Korean - Heechull Park 

Des Moines Miller - Wayne Wilson 

Des Moines New Hope - Jim Wells 

Des Moines Sheridan Park-Capitol Heights - Louise Gathercole 

Des Moines Simpson - Judy Swain 

Des Moines St. John's - Randall McNeer 

Des Moines Staves - Jim Dowis 

Des Moines Trinity - William Basinger 

Des Moines Union Park - Virgil Hillman 

Des Moines Wesley-Bloomfield - Marjorie Shackelford 

Des Moines Windsor - Sharon Hawthorne 

DeSoto - Russ Knuth 

Diaconal Minister - Iris Harvey 

District At Large - Dennis Shepherd 

District At Large - Jane Shepherd 

District At Large - Jo Campney 

District At Large - Ann Johnson 



District At Large - Cindy Kodis 

District At Large - Dixie Bequeaith 

District At Large - Renee Clark 

District Lay Leader - Kum San Song 

District UMW President - Roberta Peters 

District Youth Member - Libby Hollingsworth 

District Youth Member - Sarah E. Stevens 

Editorial Staff - Patty Coon 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Beverly Nolte 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Ruth Anne Petrak 

General/Jursidcitional Conference Delegate - Avon Crawford 

Granger - Merle Hall 

Grimes - John Carver 

Grinnell - Don Burkhead 

Grinnell - Nancy Smith 

Grinnell - Virgil Scott 

Hopkins Grove - Greg Saboe 

Indianola Center Chapel-Farmers Chapel - Don Freeman 

Indianola First - Andrea Biklen 

Indianola First - Ruth Laning 

Indianola First - Sam Martin 

Ira Community - Marjorie Thomas 

Ivy Centennial - Libby Hiatt 

Journal Editor - Jill Stanton 

Kellogg-Pleasant View - David Barr 

Killduff-Reasnor - Cheryl Septer 

Linn Grove - Linda Shearer 

Minburn - Charles Landon 

Mingo-Farrar - Bob Leonard 

Mitchellville-Santiago - Fred Lockard 

Monroe - Don Baker 

Newton First - Don Byers 

Newton First - Donald Sexton 

Newton First - Florence Thompson 

Newton St. Luke - Dennis Smith 

Norwalk - Jack Gehring 

Norwalk - Marlys Pauley 

Pleasant Hill, Oakwood - Glen Hanson 

Polk City - Ron Cook 

Prairie City-Pleasant Hill - Ramona Holmes 

Program Review Member - Lorena Riebhoff 

Sessions Committee Member - Erin Eberhart 

Simpson College Representative - Brian Maddy 

Standing Committee Chair - Corinne Kleppe 

Standing Committee Chair - Ed MacIntosh 

UMW Elected Leadership - Dorothy Spiker 

Urbandale Aldersgate - Jan Hall 

Urbandale Walnut Hills - Connie Gilmore 

Urbandale Walnut Hills - Layne Rasmussen 

Van Meter-Booneville - Chris Keyt 

Waukee - Ann Ruble 

Waukee - Darwin Beichley 

West Des Moines - Darlene Bradner 

West Des Moines - Fran Bobzin 

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West Des Moines - Gordon Elliott 

West Des Moines - Kathy Williams 

West Des Moines Jordan Creek - Bob Kersten 

West Des Moines Maple Grove - Dallas Gilreath 

West Des Moines Valley - Betty Volm 

Woodward - Frances Prueitt 

Dubuque District 

Anamosa - Rick June 

Calmar-Burr Oak - Don Nelson 

Colesburg - Virgil Brockmeyer 

Decorah - Alice Holdiman 

Delhi-Buck Creek - Dennis Glew 

Delmar-Elwood - Paul Seyfert 

District At Large - Barb Tabor 

District At Large - Barbara Dale 

District At Large - Cindy Campbell 

District At Large - Dewey Ames 

District At Large - Mike McNeely 

District At Large - Richard Whittlesey 

District At Large - Wayne Burk 

District At Large - Ann Glime 

District At Large - Melanie Glew 

District COM Chair - Neil Hofer 

District Lay Leader - Fran Bowden 

District Lay Leader - Gay Bowden 

District Nominating Committee - Marcia Young 

District UMW President - Ollie Pleggenkuhle 

District Youth Member - Callie Jacobsen 

District Youth Member - Sarah Campbell 

District Youth Member - Sarah Kruse 

District Youth Member - Stephanie Meade 

Dubuque Center Grove-Rockdale - John Conley 

Dubuque Grandview - Mary Ryder 

Dubuque Grandview - Wendell Ryder 

Dubuque St. Luke's - Janet Busch 

Dubuque St. Luke's - Ron Hughes 

Dubuque Step Out in Faith-East Pat Ames 

Earlville United Parish - Shirley Patrick 

Edgewood - Bonnie Johansen-Werner 

Edgewood - Ilo Rhines 

Elgin-Illyria Community - Doris Howard 

Episcopacy Committee Chair - Jane Cooper 

Fayette - A.W. Martin 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Bill Lux 

Greeley - Peg Koeneke 

Guttenberg - Charles Finch 

Hawkeye-Alpha-Union - Kay Burrow 

Independence - Ken Coulter 

Independence - Leona Shaffer 

Lamont-Aurora - Karen Murley 

Lansing-New Albin - Janet Mattson 

Manchester - Dave Gaskill 

Manchester - Jill Mack 



Maquoketa - June Fisher 

Maquoketa - Ted Wiggins 

McGregor - Don Strutt 

Miles-Preston-Sabula - Faith Bruhn 

Monona - Elise Benzing 

Monticello Yoke - RoseMarie Ferguson 

Oelwein-Hazleton - Marilyn Whittlesey 

Oelwein-Hazleton - Mary Davis 

Randalia-Maynard-Westgate - Norman Klink 

Sherrill - Mark Culbertson 

Strawberry Point - Joan Thomas 

UMW Elected Leadership - Margaret Mackey 

Waukon-Forest Mills - Joan Burk 

West Union - Marlene Bicknese 

Winthrop - Myla Hansen 


Ames Calvary - Margie Ingledue 

Ames Collegiate - Betty Elliott 

Ames Collegiate - John Jacobson 

Ames Collegiate - Pat Girton 

Ames First - Dorothy Fulton 

Ames First - Kathy Van Pelt 

Ames First - Sandra Trca-Black 

Ames Korean - Suzie Pak 

Beaver Yoke - Deloris Good 

Boone First - Dick Hoppe 

Boone First - Holly Kooistra 

Boone First - Louisa Ripperger 

Boone Marion Street - Donna Westberg 

Boxholm-Pilot Mound - Shirley Erickson 

CF&A Member - Dana Williams 

Collins-Loring - Barbara Moses 

Colo - Ester Handsaker 

Conference Resolutions Committee - Brent Wenger 

Dayton-Harcourt - Sue Green 

Deaconness - Bev Reddick 

Diaconal Minister - Brenda Hobson 

District At Large - Betsy Hertz 

District At Large - Carol Volker 

District At Large - Cathy Webb 

District At Large - Jo McFarland 

District At Large - Marge Ellerbeck 

District At Large - Matt McAllister 

District COM Chair - Alyson Schroeder 

District Committee on Nominating - Phyllis Bardole 

District Lay Leader - Evelyn Farnham 

District UMW President - Virginia Schoenenman 

District Youth Member - Adam Drewry 

District Youth Member - Anna Ryon 

District Youth Member - Geoffrey Wood 

District Youth Member - Tanner Kinzler 

Eagle Grove - Gwen Amonson 

Faith - Chris Nielsen 

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Faith - Marilyn Wood 

Faith - Robert Bristol 

Farnhamville United-Somers - Charlene Vote 

Fort Dodge Epworth - David Quillen 

Fort Dodge First - Bonnie Chandler 

Fort Dodge First - Jim Metzger 

Fort Dodge Riverside - Mike Cormack 

Fort Dodge Trinity - Gary Astor 

Fort Dodge Trinity - Ramona Weins 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Janet Stephenson 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Jason Webb 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Susan Ryon 

Gowrie - Dale Farnham 

Heartland United Methodist Parish - Jan Snyder 

Heartland United Methodist Parish - Nila Spencer 

Hope Parish - Deb Louk 

Hope Parish - Don Hamilton 

Hope Parish - Jan Trometer 

Hubbard - Joan Bunte 

Huxley-Cambridge - Doug Heins 

Jefferson-Grand Junction - Carolyn Houk 

Jefferson-Grand Junction - Keri Wolfe-Guess 

Jefferson-Grand Junction - Waunita Collogan 

Journal Staff - Patty King 

Lake City Union - Carol Hammitt 

Lehigh-Otho - Pat Anderson 

Mackey - Robert Nelson 

Maxwell-Peoria - Richard Wehrman 

Napier - Bob Fausch 

Nevada - Dave Punke 

Nevada - Jim Shelledy 

NYMO - Autumn Guess 

Ogden - Evelyn Lewiston 

Ogden - Tom Mowrer 

Pomeroy-Jolley - Jim Johnson 

Radcliffe-Ellsworth - Gina Spohnheimer 

Rockwell City - Lola Fredin 

Rules of Order Commitee - Brett Bever 

Scranton-Greenbrier - Lauree Deal 

Sessions Committee Member - Adam Webb 

Slater-Sheldahl - Deanna Jones 

Stanhope Yoke - Scott Carlson 

Story City - Rhoda Preston 

Story City - Rosalind Hess 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe-McGuire Bend - Jean Engstrom 

Stratford-South Marion-Homer-Duncombe-McGuire Bend - Mitzi Schoening 

UMM Elected Leadership - Dan Houston 

Webster City Asbury - Kathy Lund 

Webster City Asbury - Kay Klaver 

Webster City Faith-Kamrar - Jan Carpenter 

Williams-Ellis - Ken Wood 

Woolstock-Vincent - Deloris Soppeland 

Zearing - Jerry Britten 




Ackley-Geneva - Raymond Keninger 

Alden-Popejoy - Vera Welty 

Belmond - Bob Wilson 

Britt - Don Schrandt 

Britt - Tom Erdahl 

Buffalo Center - Fern Thornbury 

CF&A Member - Corri Flanigan 

CF&A Member - Karen Hurst 

Charles City - Patti Speas 

Charles City - Sean Speas 

Clarion - Evelyn Fibikar 

Clarion - Maureen Elston 

Clear Lake - Erin Bastian-Zickefoose 

Clear Lake - Lon Rosenthal 

Clear Lake - Mary Jane Crail 

Corwith-Wesley - Sue Mullins 

Cresco-Zion - Todd Kowalke 

Crystal Lake - Bonnie Suetterlin 

Diaconal Minister - Evelyn Wiley 

District At Large - Joe Roth 

District At Large - Bob Lincoln 

District At Large - Brian Snell 

District At Large - Herschel Fry 

District At Large - Janet Barnhart 

District At Large - Jim Mullins 

District At Large - Joan Philgreen 

District At Large - Nellie Bird 

District At Large - Richard Hicks 

District Lay Leader - Bob Perry 

District UMM President - Christ Nygaard 

District UMW President - Diane Chambers 

District Youth Member - Amber Griner 

District Youth Member - Crystal Symens 

District Youth Member - Doug Stevens 

District Youth Member - Tyler Harper 

Dows-Alexander - Dillon Vierkant 

Dumont-Aredale-Bristow - Melanie Muth 

Elma - Arlene Oelberg 

Floyd-West St. Charles - Dale Koehler 

Forest City - Andrea Warren 

Forest City - Buzz Burnham 

Forest City - Dixie Rauk 

Fredericksburg-Williamstown - Hugh MacKintosh 

Garner - Val Anderson 

Glemme-Goodell - Nancy Barkema 

Greene Yoke - Dwight Barnhart 

Hampton - Berry Johnson 

Hampton - Jan Johnson 

Hansell-West Fork - Rosalyn Symens 

Iowa Falls - Dorothy Wilson 

Iowa Falls - John Nissly 

Kanawha - Bob Schroeder 

Lake Mills - Mark Mortenson 

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Lime Springs-Chester - Mark Withey 

LuVerne-Livermore - Linda Bahr 

Manly-Bolan - Karen Abrahams 

Mason City First - Jeanne Haas 

Mason City First - Karl Griffith 

Mason City First - Marsha Griffin 

Mason City Grace - Edna McCaulley 

Mason City - Mason City Wesley - Eric Linden 

Mason City Wesley - Nancy Crane 

Meservey-Thornton - Carol Witt 

Morgan-Bradford-Lee Center - Bob Schriever 

New Hampton - Lawrence Jensen 

Northwood - Chuck Myhre 

Osage - Adeline Schroeder 

Program Review Member - Leonard Worden 

Renwick-Goldfield - Arlo Yungclas 

Riceville-McIntire - Lois Church 

Rockford-Marble Rock - Max Handley 

Rockwell-Swaledale - Cliff Poland 

Rules of Order Committee - Norma Heiny 

Sheffield, First-Chapin - Dorothy Persons 

Shell Rock Valley - Donna Kuhlemeier 

Shell Rock Valley - Mary Snell 

St. Ansgar-Little Cedar - Richard Duncomb 

Thompson - Kay Olsen 

UMW Elected Leadership - Mavis Schroeder 

UMW Elected Leadership - Sandra Frank 

United Church of Rowan - Bonnie Leist 

Ventura - Virginia Overgaard 


Ainsworth Community - 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 - Edalene McCarthy 

Burlington First - Andree Halden 

Burlington First - Barry Halden 

Burlington Grace - Olive Sullivan 

Burlington West Hill - Sharon Ford 

Calamus-Grand Mound - Don Allen 

Clinton First - Connie Beck 

Clinton First - Gene Hiett 

Columbus Junction-Columbus City - Merlin Miller 

Conference Lay Leader - Margaret Meyer 

Conference Resolutions Committee - Lonnie Conger 

Conference Secretary of Global Ministries - Judy Brotherton 

Conference Sessions Committee - Russ Kruse 

Danville-Long Creek - Glenn Dockendorff 

Davenport Christ - Al Ide 

Davenport Christ - Zelda Clark 



Davenport St. John's - Pam Fredericksen 

Davenport St. John's - Percy Hier 

Davenport St. John's - Stephen Burks 

DeWitt - Ray Huseby 

Diaconal Minister - Carol Seebach 

Diaconal Minister - David Ferrell 

Diaconal Minister - Rachel Ireland 

Diaconal Minister - Rosalie Bentzinger 

District At Large - Beth Briggs 

District At Large - Enna Antunez 

District At Large - Jake Hatfield 

District At Large - Jerald Rigdon 

District At Large - Karen Buffington 

District At Large - Meg Klink 

District At Large - Mel Bryant 

District At Large - Phyllis McConnell 

District At Large - Ruth Miller 

District At Large - Vernon Keith 

District COM Chair - Marilyn Lancaster 

District Lay Leader - Chris Rembold 

District Nominating Committee - James Nevins 

District Secretary - Barb Krueger 

District UMW President - Betty Breaw 

District Youth Member - Angie Rees 

District Youth Member - Jafet Lopez 

District Youth Member - Laura Tevis 

Donnellson-Embury - Virginia Scotton 

Eldridge - Linda Tubbs 

Fort Madison First - Terry Petersen 

Fort Madison Santa Fe - Berniece Knuffman 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Barb Oakland 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Dave Stanley 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Lillian Daniels 

Iowa Wesleyan College President - Robert Prins 

Iowa Wesleyan College Representative - James Parks 

Journal Editorial Staff - Jane Cochran 

Keokuk Emmanuel-Melrose-Sandusky - Mary Kimmel 

Keokuk Trinity - Becky Figge 

Keokuk Trinity - Dave Barrett 

Kingston - Joan Smith 

Letts-Island - Shirley Fickel 

Living Faith United Methodist Parish - Ann Campbell 

Living Faith United Methodist Parish - Bill Dohrmann 

McCausland-New Hope - Betsy Piette 

Montrose - Ardith Tweedy 

Moscow - John Witmer 

Mount Pleasant - Deke Rider 

Mount Pleasant - Elizabeth Garrels 

Mount Pleasant - Randy Seberg 

Muscatine Fellowship Parish - Al Schelgel 

Muscatine Fellowship Parish - Scott Smith 

Muscatine New Hope - Mary King 

Muscatine New Hope - Mary Parrott 

Muscatine St. Paul's Hispanic - Madeline Lopez 

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Muscatine Sweetland - Gary Nickols 

Muscatine Wesley - Bob Morrison 

Muscatine Wesley - Jan Soboroff 

New Life Parish - Bob Patton 

New London - Duane Griggs 

Nichols-Cedar Valley-Conesville - Lewie Peterson 

Program Review Committee - Floyd Scott 

Southeast Louisa County Parish - Hoyt Griffin 

Southeast Louisa County Parish - Rose Brees 

Trenton - Jerry Sammons 

UMM Elected Leadership - Jim Dunsmore 

United Church of Crawfordsville - Debbie Lowe 

Walcott - Ted Stimach 

Washington - Bob Kennedy 

Washington - Lori Bauer 

West Burlington - Gene Haile 

West Chester - Ron Bowser 

West Davenport Alliance: Faith-Grace - Esther Baker 

West Liberty - Ruth MacGowan 

Wilton - Kathy Luethye 

Wilton - Rita Dvorak 

Winfield-Spring Run - Gladys Davis 


Agency-Eldon - Dorothy Swanson 

Albia - Craig Warman 

Albia - Richard Wright 

Attica-Olive Chapel-Zion - Helen Ver Steegh 

Barnes City - Sandra Olive 

Bayard-Wichita - Charlotte Ault 

Beacon-Eddyville - Sheri Ward 

Birmingham-Stockport - John Preston 

Blakesburg-Christiansburg-Mt. Zion - Judy Keele 

Bloomfield-Drakesville Team Ministry - Connie White 

Bloomfield-Drakesville Team Ministry - Rodger Simmons 

Board of Laity Elected Leadership - Christine Pauley 

Bussey-Hamilton - Rick Hoy 

Centerville - Janice Bolger 

Centerville - Myrtle Felkner 

Columbia - Bryan Storm 

Conference UMM President - Jim Smith 

Deep River - Jean Sparks 

Diaconal Minister - David Noble 

Diaconal Minister - Mark Mayer 

District At Large - Doris Eklund 

District At Large - Evelyn Beebout 

District At Large - Peg Egbert 

District At Large - Gary Ogren 

District At Large - Helen Schroeder 

District At Large - Jo Naill 

District At Large - Max Madden 

District At Large - Myrtle Felkner 

District At Large - Vivian Morfitt 

District COM Chair - Mark Eighmy 



District Lay Leader - Paul Burrow 

District UMM President - Bill Anderson 

District UMW President - Jo Swanson 

District Youth Member - Kristen Foster 

Douds-Lebanon-Selma - Ritzanna Seaton 

Fairfield - Donna Freeman 

Faith United Parish - Joan Ervin 

Fairfield - Judy White 

Farmington-Bonaparte Yoke - Donald Walton 

Fox River Parish - Diane Bales 

Fremont-Cedar - Leora Schuelka 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Don Ridenour 

Harvey-Tracy - Bea Miller 

Hedrick-Martinsburg - Shirley Schneider 

Iconium - Phyllis Dicks 

Keosauqua-Center Chapel - Evelyn Madden 

Keota United Church of Faith-Bethel - Mary Statler 

Keswick-Thornburg-Webster - Martha Stout 

Kirkville - Joan McNeese 

Knoxville Team Ministry - Bonnie Crook 

Knoxville Team Ministry - Joyce Everhart 

Knoxville Team Ministry - Lisa Furney 

Lacey - Henrietta Groenenboom 

Libertyville-Batavia - Robert Frescoln 

Lovilia-Avery - Marty Major 

Melcher-Dallas - Barb Van Wyk 

Montezuma - Dorothy Simpson 

Moulton - Barbara Walter 

New Sharon - Chad Dahm 

New Sweden - Carol Nelson 

Oskaloosa - Irvin Harvey 

Oskaloosa - Laura Harvey 

Ottumwa First - Betty Linstrom 

Ottumwa First - Bill Linstrom 

Ottumwa Wesley - John Stuart 

Ottumwa Willard St. - Bonnie Jarrett 

Ottumwa Willard St. - Joe Rock 

Pella - Floyd Deboef 

Pleasantville - Gracie Fort 

Prairie View - Donna Denly 

Pulaski-Troy - Vicki Osenbaugh 

Richland - Ken Steinbeck 

Rules of Order Member - Bill VanDevender 

Sigouney - Sam Easter 

Standing Committee Chair - Becky Sterling 

Three Rivers Parish - Marilyn Kirkpatrick 

UMW Elected Leadership - Patricia Findley 

What Cheer-Delta - Ab Walters 


Akron - Carol Port 

Anthon-Rock Branch - Joyce Corrie 

Aurelia - Lucille Hucke 

Board of Discipleship Chair - Fred Pilecki 

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Board of Laity Elected Leadership - Dennis Bell 

Carroll - Jody Jones 

Carroll - Kathy Hodges 

Charter Oak-Deloit-Ute - Corene Ferguson 

Cherokee - Jeanne Jones 

Cherokee - Mary Jo Carnine 

Coon Rapids - John Kult 

Correctionville-Cushing - Annabel Camarigg 

Correctionville-Cushing - Maxine Law 

Danbury - Jane Colbert 

Denison - Lillian Luvaas 

Denison - Marion Thomas 

Diaconal Minister - Alaire Bornholtz 

Diaconal Minister - Sharon Cates 

District At Large - Eleanor Tilton 

District At Large - James Coalter 

District At Large - Clay Winterboar 

District At Large - Curt Turner 

District At Large - David Houston 

District At Large - Nancy Tindall 

District At Large - Kay Bogenrief 

District At Large - Russell Movall 

District At Large - Sandy Evans 

District COM Chair - Marilyn Berke 

District Lay Leader - Gene Ulrich 

District Nominating Committee - Gail Follmann 

District Secretary - Carolyn Detloff 

District UMW President - Joanne Lundquist 

District Youth Member - David MacArthur 

District Youth Member - Mike Mook 

District Youth Member - Paula Cripps 

Dunlap-Dow City - Sheila Sliefert 

Early-Nemaha - Jan Mason 

Galva-Silver Creek - Wayne Bennett 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - Sarah Kitterman Stevens 

Glidden - Barbe Conner 

Hawarden-Ireton - Don Nolan 

Hinton-Merrill, Melbourne - Nancy Jackson 

Holstein - Connie Bagenstos 

Holstein - Loren Schuett 

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-Adaville - Wanda Philips 

Morningside College Church Relations Office - Bonnie Zeck 

Morningside College Representative - Kate Smith 

Odebolt - Kris Gunderson 

Onawa-Turin - Charles Persinger 



Onawa-Turin - Kenny Irwin 

Quimby-Washta - Carol Scherb 

Sac City - Jean Van Sickle 

Schaller-Arthur - Phyllis Van Buskirk 

Sergeant Bluff - Jon Winkel 

Sioux City Crescent Park - Glen Houts 

Sioux City First - Don Kingery 

Sioux City First - Duane Butler 

Sioux City Grace - Lonnie Hohl 

Sioux City Grace - Marilyn Engle 

Sioux City Grace - Roger Nichols 

Sioux City Riverside-Church of All Nations - Carol Cotten 

Sioux City St. James - Harold Zarr 

Sioux City St. James - Sharon Shook 

Sioux City Trimble - Mary Ann Backman 

Sioux City Wesley - Ken Johnson 

Sioux City Wesley - Sherrill Marske 

Sioux City Whitfield - Norma Kretzschmar 

Sioux City Rustin Avenue-Salix - Gary Demmel 

Smithland-Rodney - Joie Myrtue 

Standing Committee Chair - Marcie Dirks 

UMW Elected Leadership - Judy Kading 

UMW Elected Leadership - Susan McKnight 


Algona - Brian Lowman 

Algona - Doug Hulsebus 

Algona - Kathy Hulsebus 

Alta - Dorothy Steinert 

Archer - Harold DeWaay 

Armstrong-Dolliver - Noreen Miller 

Arnolds Park-Fostoria-Excelsior - JoAnn Heerdt 

CF&A Member - Jim W. Hudson 

Conference Secretary - Susan Ney 

Conference UMW President - Gwenna Appel 

Diaconal Minister - Carrie Rubenking 

Diaconal Minister - Jimmie Ellsworth 

District At Large - DeLyte Ebbers 

District At Large - Jim McMullen 

District At Large - Julie Hayes 

District At Large - Kate Milligan 

District At Large - Mavis Schumann 

District At Large - Pam Berry 

District At Large - Ryan Feltman 

District At Large - Sally Will 

District At Large - Tony Rosenberger 

District At Large - Vicki Fisher 

District Lay Leader - Ron Sterk 

District Secretary - Judi Calhoon 

District UMW President - Kathy Batman 

District Youth Member - Nate Roelfs 

Emmetsburg - Bruce Birkemeyer 

Emmetsburg - Judy DePue 

Estherville - Albert Swartz 

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Estherville - Irene Garness 

Everly-Spencer,Zion - Pat Holst 

Fenton-Good Hope-Burt - Helen Davis 

General/Jurisdictional Conference Delegate - June Goldman 

Graettinger - Dennis Berry 

Harris-Lake Park - Marlene Loring 

Hartley - Glenda Kroger 

Hope Parish - Jim C. Hudson 

Hope Parish - Tom Eisenhauer 

Inwood-Doon Yoke - Pat Christensen 

Journal Editorial Staff - Trish Burket 

Laurens - Bill Mather 

Laurens - Dorothy Runneberg 

Lester - Dan Gerber 

Marathon - Les Olney 

Milford Union - Gladys Shultz 

Newell-Varina - Dan Clark 

Peterson-Royal - Jan J. Peterson 

Primghar - Jeanne Davis 

Progarm Review Member - Carol Swartz 

Rock Rapids - David Fegan 

Rock Valley - Jean Wynia 

Rolfe Yoke - Fran Smith 

Ruthven-Ayrshire - Elwood Smith 

Sanborn-Melvin - Darcy Schultz 

Sheldon - Dean Jacobsen 

Sheldon - Keith Thompson 

Sibley-Ocheyeden - Marguerite Bothof 

Sioux Rapids-Rembrandt - Esta Fraley 

Spirit Lake - Donna Wert 

Spirit Lake - Jo Nelson 

Spirit Lake - Kathy Batman 

Storm Lake - Don Elk 

Storm Lake - Lowell Fields 

Sutherland-Larrabee - Leon Stanford 

Swea City - Beth Rolling 

Terril-Langdon - Arnold Dodge 

Titonka-Doan - Judy Junkermeier 

Webb-Gillett Grove-Dickens - Karen Greene 

West Bend-Mallard - Ann Garton 


Brandon-Mount Auburn - Marlene Brown 

Cedar Falls First - Carl Wehner 

Cedar Falls First - Dorothy Mark 

Cedar Falls First - Tony Lake 

Cedar Falls Prairie Springs - Jim Forry 

Cedar Falls St. Timothy's - Andrea Miller 

Cedar Falls St. Timothy's - Sue Loy 

Cedar Falls Washington Chapel - Pam Cordes 

Chelsea-Meskwaki Settlement Ministry of Presence - Marge Paustian 

Clarksville - Ken Hoodjer 

Conrad - Sue Kitzman 

Dike - Don Knudsen 



District At large - Mark Wackwitz 

District At Large - Carolyn Moe 

District At Large - Diane Townsley 

District At Large - Duane Tracy 

District At Large - Jen Johnson 

District At Large - Lois Vorba 

District At Large - Pat Van Hauen 

District Lay Leader - Carma Bisinger 

District Nominating Committee - Ruth Jackson 

District Secretary - Janet Tyrrell 

District UMM President - Al Brennecke 

District UMW President - Marge Ziskovsky 

District Youth Member - Aaron Maitland 

District Youth Member - Laura Fightmaster 

District Youth Member - Mark Pospisil 

District Youth Member - Sarah Stambaugh 

Dunkerton - Jan Peterson 

Dysart - Leo Thiele 

Dysart - Nancy Thiele 

East Janesville-Mt. Hope - Pat Broshar 

Eldora - Brian Sisson 

Eldora - Louise Cobb 

Fairbank-Oran - Roger Lohse 

Frederika - Betty Schmudlach 

Garwin - Irv Van Haaften 

Geneseo - Evelyn Scott 

Gifford - Mary Goecke 

Gilman - Dorothy Davis 

Gladbrook - Margaret Lundt 

Grundy Center - Denny Dolmage 

Grundy Center - Larry Eslinger 

Hudson - Scott Woodman 

Janesville - Patty Eastman 

Jesup - Jud Anton 

LaPorte City - Dave Kline 

LaPorte City - Ron Borton 

Laurel - Judy Snyder 

Marshalltown Bethany - Chuck Elliott 

Marshalltown First - Joan Culberson 

Marshalltown First - Paul Daniel 

Marshalltown Grace - Doris Tweed 

Marshalltown Hope - Eileen Mitchell 

Marshalltown Hope - Lana Ross 

Melbourne - Ralph White 

Nashua-Republic - Mary Tracy 

Parkersburg-Pleasant Valley - Susan Sivola 

Plainfield - Gerry Ruth 

Reinbeck - Arlene Selby 

Resolutions Committee - Steve Braudt 

Resolutions Committee Member - Bill Crews 

Rowley-North Linn-Silver Creek - Lisa Franck 

Shell Rock - Sue Kromminga 

St. Mark's - Cleo Farris 

State Center - Al Schrock 

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Sumner - Jim Rosmand-Bakehouse 

Tama Living Faith - Dee Shope 

Tama Living Faith - Pat Wall 

Toledo Christ - Marilyn Hunter 

Traer - John Felts 

Walker - Mary Meggers 

Waterloo Calvary - Glenda Aitchison 

Waterloo First - Ken Earnest 

Waterloo First - Miriam Hanke 

Waterloo First - Perri Earnest 

Waterloo Jubilee - Effie Burt 

Waterloo Kimball Avenue - Dick Hanna 

Waterloo Kimball Avenue - Lynn Neill 

Waterloo Linden - Pat Brockway 

Waterloo St. Paul - Audrey Smith 

Waverly Heritage - Brad McCalla 

Waverly Trinity - Ann Killion 

Waverly Trinity - Carl Dillon 

Waverly Trinity - Ken Burrow 

Wesley Foundation Representative - Wendy Overfield 


XIX. STATISTICAL TABLES 

AND 

SUMMARIES 

FOR 1999 

January 1, 1999 

through 

December 31, 1999 

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 

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IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 1, PART 1 -- CHURCH MEMBERSHIP -- 1. Total Full Members Reported at Close of 1998; 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 1999 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 1998 Prof Affm TrUM TrOD ChgC Wthd TrUM TrOD Dead 1999 Att Mbrs 1998 

56760 ALBURNETT 259 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 3 245 47 1 105 15 0 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 193 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 189 57 5 45 8 0 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 11 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 9 0 0 0 0 

55833 FRANKLIN 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 6 0 0 0 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 315 13 0 3 2 0 0 2 0 4 327 157 8 90 274 9 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 338 3 0 3 2 0 0 3 2 6 335 162 5 79 11 5 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 338 9 5 4 0 0 0 6 1 9 340 107 13 0 0 5 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 16 1 0 2 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 54 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 47 42 2 5 25 0 

56681 CEDAR RAPIDS, CROSSWIND 105 2 0 1 1 0 4 0 4 0 101 60 0 29 20 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 57 7 0 2 5 0 7 0 0 3 61 26 0 0 10 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 428 10 2 6 3 0 0 3 2 15 429 155 11 19 26 7 

56669 CEDAR RAPIDS, LIVING WA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58 2 0 0 0 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 671 13 0 24 7 0 33 13 12 4 653 310 16 167 285 0 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 187 11 0 7 3 8 2 2 0 1 195 214 22 12 100 16 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 406 8 0 2 1 0 7 2 0 11 397 151 6 38 107 5 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 466 15 5 5 4 16 1 11 1 7 459 199 15 109 105 11 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 2709 66 3 50 20 7 38 22 7 35 2739 927 48 632 850 22 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 300 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 299 125 15 57 101 2 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 354 8 0 15 6 0 0 0 3 4 376 170 7 41 62 0 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 516 7 0 0 0 0 3 5 4 14 497 126 3 0 45 0 

56776 CENTER POINT 218 12 0 0 1 1 0 5 0 4 221 71 6 5 0 11 

55029 ALICE 110 2 0 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 110 64 0 0 0 3 

56862 URBANA 67 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 62 21 1 17 19 2 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 222 6 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 5 222 78 4 89 145 0 

56782 CLARENCE 172 2 0 1 0 0 2 2 1 3 167 50 1 54 41 3 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 72 45 0 0 0 0 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE 66 30 0 10 19 0 0 0 0 0 125 100 6 47 45 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 81 0 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 5 82 83 3 43 6 4 

55229 CORALVILLE 425 2 0 6 7 5 1 14 3 6 411 180 13 156 13 0 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 184 8 0 7 2 0 0 0 0 2 199 102 8 97 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 1727 48 3 13 7 0 5 30 16 25 1722 516 40 346 25 29 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 109 12 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 128 101 5 51 204 3 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 87 56 0 0 0 0 0 52 0 1 90 100 6 156 25 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 735 33 1 19 3 0 1 10 2 8 770 315 20 201 80 7 

55238 KALONA 241 1 0 7 2 0 0 2 1 3 245 134 7 69 101 0 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 296 7 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 3 300 130 4 33 118 6 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 32 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 20 0 0 0 0 

56808 LISBON 327 7 0 5 0 2 0 2 0 7 328 93 6 51 130 7

55962 MALCOM 55 9 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 2 66 45 8 12 74 4 

56014 SHERIDAN 77 0 0 1 1 0 8 0 0 2 69 45 1 20 10 0 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 293 10 2 2 0 6 5 6 0 9 281 91 4 38 62 0 

56814 MARION, FIRST 1691 64 3 33 11 0 0 22 4 16 1760 719 41 548 47 54 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 294 12 0 2 4 0 4 5 3 1 299 198 4 144 93 20 

56816 MARTELLE 118 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 115 46 0 22 56 0 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 302 9 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 3 309 9 8 64 56 23 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 46 24 1 12 5 0 

56830 MOUNT VERNON, FIRST 620 26 2 12 1 0 7 4 5 5 640 187 13 122 378 17 

56028 VICTOR 198 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 202 78 4 52 51 4 

55956 LADORA 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 91 31 6 17 18 0 

55938 GUERNSEY 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 70 33 5 29 27 0 

55988 OHIO 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 17 11 0 10 11 0 

55952 KOSZTA 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 12 0 2 13 0 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 321 4 0 6 4 0 2 1 0 3 329 153 9 117 60 4 

55185 OXFORD 191 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 191 110 0 93 125 0 

56718 PALO 121 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 120 38 0 16 70 0 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 188 7 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 5 188 75 2 25 0 0 

56676 ELBERON 42 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 41 25 2 9 6 0 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 61 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 59 18 1 4 0 0 

56714 NORWAY 70 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 68 36 0 18 0 2 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 132 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 129 39 0 39 90 0 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 422 21 0 5 7 0 0 5 0 5 445 204 17 160 110 14 

56846 SOLON 534 22 0 4 5 0 2 1 2 3 557 240 19 162 85 12 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 29 15 0 0 0 0 

56840 ROCHESTER 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89 40 0 0 0 0 

56850 SPRINGDALE 134 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 135 55 2 25 15 0 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 259 4 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 4 257 78 9 66 79 0 

55304 TIFFIN 185 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 2 180 57 5 6 0 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 530 15 2 5 2 0 3 3 5 10 533 143 19 102 93 12 

56864 VIOLA 114 7 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 127 59 6 15 3 0 

56832 OLIN UNITED 145 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 139 30 0 18 29 2 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 116 2 0 2 0 0 1 1 6 2 110 41 2 17 0 2 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 17 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 10 0 0 0 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 83 35 3 12 25 5 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 266 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 259 90 8 44 21 12 

56870 WEST BRANCH 328 13 0 1 6 0 0 6 0 6 336 128 13 82 28 12 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 227 5 1 3 0 1 0 3 1 3 228 76 7 73 0 9 

District Totals 21440 646 32 301 146 53 144 276 98 321 21673 8651 529 5038 4738 365 

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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 20 10 0 14 44 10 45 0 0 0 0 26 300 4 10 219797 74000 36340 47780 0 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 10 23 8 25 66 33 30 0 0 0 0 51 3893 6 337 254812 0 0 0 0 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 16000 1000 0 0 0 

55833 FRANKLIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000 0 2800 0 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000 0 0 0 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 39 26 12 13 90 47 18 75 6 0 0 60 2421 35 0 1500000 75000 467457 9000 0 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 20 86 35 38 179 98 15 12 4 0 0 56 0 28 0 2100000 81050 34325 0 0 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 20 10 10 31 71 40 25 8 5 0 0 61 399 4 0 961300 137000 28689 109768 0 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 3 10 1 0 14 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 109500 0 2500 28612 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 190000 59000 4261 0 0 

56681 CEDAR RAPIDS, CROSSWIND 15 30 7 15 67 30 50 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5750 0 33300 0 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 4 6 0 12 22 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 283000 76800 0 17085 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 27 16 10 28 81 43 0 15 7 0 0 80 4675 9 393 1409000 0 1257928 0 0 

56669 CEDAR RAPIDS, LIVING WA 8 28 4 33 73 20 13 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000 0 0 0 0 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 120 200 25 25 370 100 144 200 0 10 0 90 2760 44 250 1250000 128000 111997 248475 0 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 14 40 30 12 96 43 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 2000 500000 100000 20000 386000 2000 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 14 20 15 15 64 44 8 40 5 0 0 68 1930 28 1432 999000 71000 37000 0 9297 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 36 48 18 48 150 73 112 233 4 0 0 68 349 19 16 815233 174410 79900 27522 0 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 62 484 228 526 1300 367 140 187 22 0 0 304 13946 70 16585 3960798 301000 4430772 0 0 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 11 42 25 27 105 34 52 60 2 22 5805 38 3576 15 1500 1668843 94200 586400 50000 2610 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 6 21 6 20 53 40 48 30 5 0 200 72 2320 12 175 1252000 116000 34000 0 0 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 15 23 10 20 68 68 0 20 0 0 310 0 0 0 0 1609000 126000 77695 0 0 

56776 CENTER POINT 7 29 35 6 77 28 2 6 1 3 62 58 3000 22 131 761000 94000 175000 0 0 

55029 ALICE 12 20 19 12 63 22 3 2 2 4 864 13 687 30 186 300000 0 0 0 0 

56862 URBANA 2 15 0 0 17 10 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 225000 0 2658 0 0 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 11 36 10 28 85 35 21 40 0 0 0 31 1085 35 0 379900 90000 35000 11968 0 

56782 CLARENCE 6 47 16 0 69 25 0 14 0 0 0 33 5139 0 0 585900 49600 11300 0 0 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 7 24 6 12 49 31 0 0 0 0 0 10 785 0 0 0 0 15000 0 0 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE 6 30 12 0 48 20 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 12 0 1200000 137500 3459 601328 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 5 14 6 6 31 15 3 31 0 0 0 12 300 4 0 0 76700 73959 0 0 

55229 CORALVILLE 14 50 10 26 100 68 11 14 0 12 0 41 623 10 200 870290 135000 7000 0 6000 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 79 70 11 20 180 35 19 12 3 0 0 19 0 10 0 1250000 0 5000 944000 65500 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 119 227 142 86 574 193 81 279 29 35 1400 186 2260 75 2500 5425000 320000 0 0 0 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 16 29 8 23 76 27 9 20 3 0 0 10 0 6 0 865000 0 75281 494923 19109 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 8 25 10 15 58 40 0 0 0 31 0 40 2000 15 0 339000 0 0 56000 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 84 154 98 145 481 98 204 127 17 25 2081 79 631 101 515 1380480 128000 21009 0 0 

55238 KALONA 27 45 45 36 153 57 0 97 0 0 0 50 988 56 1329 496600 126200 0 68564 0 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 50 47 27 29 153 55 59 46 0 0 0 38 443 27 100 625000 100000 0 0 0 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 4 6 5 9 24 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

56808 LISBON 30 72 41 52 195 123 42 137 2 0 0 34 880 20 0 1604207 136400 27000 51300 0

55962 MALCOM 8 53 27 0 88 30 20 5 4 0 0 0 0 15 0 275000 18695 20360 0 0 

56014 SHERIDAN 3 14 1 8 26 16 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 320000 0 34674 0 5600 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 3 16 5 18 42 21 15 8 4 0 0 32 1240 12 0 978000 85000 200000 0 0 

56814 MARION, FIRST 63 193 58 20 334 333 1084 1607 29 40 2600 175 6121 90 2657 4200000 120000 933643 979531 0 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 40 110 60 195 405 95 60 190 12 0 0 18 200 0 0 1000000 100000 4000 608970 0 

56816 MARTELLE 7 12 0 11 30 13 0 17 0 0 0 28 1154 12 2141 278500 44000 10875 0 0 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 18 47 29 11 105 75 9 15 7 0 0 0 0 23 250 452000 110000 72696 44173 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 MOUNT VERNON, FIRST 31 106 84 75 296 125 9 130 15 0 0 77 893 68 0 2992856 354445 270327 0 0 

56028 VICTOR 11 39 18 6 74 29 6 12 4 6 0 41 2160 19 7500 643400 81700 25700 50000 0 

55956 LADORA 4 13 1 12 30 21 4 10 0 4 0 21 2000 1 0 100000 0 35000 0 0 

55938 GUERNSEY 2 13 0 0 15 7 4 6 0 2 0 8 300 0 0 32000 0 18349 0 0 

55988 OHIO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000 45000 30000 0 0 

55952 KOSZTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 8 0 0 0 78300 0 21800 0 0 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 12 30 13 12 67 60 6 8 4 0 0 27 1065 39 518 1100000 0 0 221591 0 

55185 OXFORD 13 20 0 5 38 15 15 85 0 15 0 23 0 10 0 572000 63000 54000 23450 0 

56718 PALO 2 10 0 6 18 8 0 6 0 0 0 24 136 0 0 253300 0 61483 0 0 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 7 15 6 14 42 34 37 10 5 0 0 22 275 10 0 570000 82950 80000 0 0 

56676 ELBERON 3 10 0 0 13 13 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 1 0 179400 0 18210 0 0 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 50 0 0 274000 109800 25334 0 0 

56714 NORWAY 4 0 0 10 14 14 10 0 0 0 0 14 100 0 0 287000 0 20235 0 0 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 7 15 10 0 32 10 6 0 0 0 0 13 766 10 0 635000 103000 6038 25127 0 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 22 127 31 40 220 90 15 100 14 20 1339 36 30 57 0 1658578 111500 68804 462276 0 

56846 SOLON 23 127 50 45 245 160 35 20 12 15 0 23 235 100 3645 1132000 130000 573593 18830 0 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 237 0 0 80000 0 0 0 1250 

56840 ROCHESTER 3 11 10 2 26 18 0 7 0 0 0 28 501 10 912 70000 0 0 0 0 

56850 SPRINGDALE 9 24 7 16 56 29 0 63 0 0 0 29 1600 7 0 250000 0 13000 0 0 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 14 23 15 0 52 30 0 40 0 15 150 34 897 0 0 1012200 183600 59281 0 0 

55304 TIFFIN 8 17 10 11 46 5 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 285000 190000 40139 20207 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 16 58 30 27 131 73 18 20 12 13 290 90 2150 15 75 1218000 84000 38800 0 0 

56864 VIOLA 8 16 7 9 40 26 0 40 6 0 0 12 0 0 0 225000 0 126471 0 0 

56832 OLIN UNITED 6 19 10 3 38 15 0 3 2 0 0 21 2000 0 0 612500 146000 0 0 0 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 9 20 8 2 39 15 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 160000 35000 0 0 0 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 1 0 1 4 6 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 0 0 0 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 6 24 3 0 33 26 0 0 0 0 0 34 2200 0 0 139900 29400 0 0 0 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 9 21 11 5 46 32 16 9 0 0 0 20 500 23 490 773446 84800 201825 0 0 

56870 WEST BRANCH 20 60 43 35 158 75 0 72 12 0 0 63 800 27 200 1260000 99500 0 0 0 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 10 27 12 20 69 24 7 14 7 6 0 38 692 12 0 850000 130000 48000 0 0 

District Totals 1335 3353 1505 2029 8222 3540 2586 4272 268 279 15101 2682 83692 1298 46047 60772790 5549250 10809667 5606480 111366 

537

538 

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 4031 4031 2173 2173 3214 3214 205 205 0 0 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 3931 3931 2119 2119 3134 3134 199 199 188 0 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 323 323 174 174 257 257 16 16 15 0 

55833 FRANKLIN 471 471 254 254 375 375 24 24 0 1317 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 341 341 159 184 0 272 0 17 0 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 9483 9483 5111 5111 7560 7561 480 481 0 1504 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 8451 8451 4555 4555 6738 6738 429 429 0 0 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 10142 10142 5466 5466 1530 8086 0 515 0 400 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 1114 1114 600 600 888 888 57 57 81 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 1616 1616 871 871 1288 1288 82 82 77 0 

56681 CEDAR RAPIDS, CROSSWIND 0 1442 0 777 0 1149 0 73 0 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 3365 3365 1814 1814 2683 2683 170 171 0 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 13779 13779 7425 7426 10986 10986 699 699 657 0 

56669 CEDAR RAPIDS, LIVING WA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 21566 21566 11623 11623 17194 17194 1094 1094 1030 0 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 2001 2002 1078 1079 257 1596 0 102 0 0 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 14063 14063 7579 7579 1915 11212 713 713 671 0 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 12992 12993 7002 7002 10359 10359 659 659 0 0 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 101294 101294 54591 54592 80757 80758 5139 5139 1000 0 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 13990 13990 7540 7540 11154 11154 710 710 668 0 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 10079 10079 5432 5432 8036 8036 511 511 481 0 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 14108 14108 7604 7604 11248 11248 716 716 0 0 

56776 CENTER POINT 3000 4654 0 2508 0 3710 0 236 0 2300 

55029 ALICE 2339 2339 1260 1260 1863 1864 119 119 105 0 

56862 URBANA 1171 1171 631 631 934 934 59 59 56 0 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 1700 8037 0 4332 0 6408 0 408 0 0 

56782 CLARENCE 5830 5830 2000 3142 1952 4648 200 296 0 4743 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 1618 1618 872 872 1290 1290 82 82 0 0 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE 2675 2675 1442 1442 2133 2133 136 136 0 2500 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 2925 2925 1576 1576 2332 2332 148 148 0 0 

55229 CORALVILLE 16577 16577 8934 8934 5216 13216 841 841 0 8560 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 0 3125 0 1684 0 2492 0 159 0 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 62148 62148 33495 33495 49548 49548 3153 3153 0 0 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 1402 1402 756 756 1118 1118 71 71 67 0 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 3868 3868 2085 2085 3084 3084 196 196 0 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 24564 24564 13239 13239 19584 19584 1246 1246 1173 0 

55238 KALONA 8349 8349 4500 4500 6656 6656 424 424 399 0 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 7962 7962 4290 4291 6348 6348 404 404 378 1439 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 706 706 380 380 563 563 36 36 34 0 

56808 LISBON 8988 8988 4844 4844 7165 7165 456 456 429 0

55962 MALCOM 1511 1511 814 814 1204 1204 77 77 0 0 

56014 SHERIDAN 1372 1372 740 740 1094 1094 70 70 0 0 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 7120 7120 0 3838 0 5677 0 361 0 0 

56814 MARION, FIRST 45321 45321 24426 24426 36133 36133 2299 2299 0 0 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 5257 5257 2832 2833 4191 4191 267 267 250 2291 

56816 MARTELLE 2087 2087 1125 1125 1664 1664 106 106 100 0 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 3819 3819 2058 2058 3045 3045 194 194 182 0 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 392 392 211 211 313 313 20 20 19 0 

56830 MOUNT VERNON, FIRST 17965 17965 9682 9682 14323 14323 911 911 0 0 

56028 VICTOR 4610 4610 2485 2485 3675 3675 234 234 220 0 

55956 LADORA 2487 2487 1341 1341 1983 1983 126 126 119 0 

55938 GUERNSEY 1243 1243 670 670 991 991 63 63 60 0 

55988 OHIO 100 621 0 335 0 495 0 32 0 0 

55952 KOSZTA 297 297 160 160 237 237 15 15 0 0 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 9921 9921 5347 5347 7910 7910 503 503 474 0 

55185 OXFORD 1163 6245 0 3366 0 4979 0 317 0 0 

56718 PALO 1385 1385 746 746 1104 1104 70 70 66 0 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 4632 4632 2496 2496 3693 3693 235 235 0 0 

56676 ELBERON 1037 1037 559 559 827 827 53 53 0 0 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 1897 1897 511 1023 756 1513 0 96 0 0 

56714 NORWAY 2192 2192 1181 1181 1747 1747 111 111 105 0 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 3796 3796 2046 2046 3026 3026 193 193 181 2000 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 10679 10679 5756 5756 8514 8514 541 542 510 0 

56846 SOLON 12894 12894 6948 6949 10280 10280 654 654 616 0 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 1473 1473 794 794 0 1175 0 75 0 0 

56840 ROCHESTER 1011 1103 544 594 805 879 51 56 0 0 

56850 SPRINGDALE 2105 2105 1134 1134 1678 1678 107 107 100 0 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 2944 7344 660 3958 976 5855 62 373 0 0 

55304 TIFFIN 3774 5660 2034 3050 3008 4512 190 287 0 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 10144 10144 5467 5467 8087 8087 515 515 484 0 

56864 VIOLA 1736 1736 936 936 1384 1384 88 88 83 0 

56832 OLIN UNITED 3402 3402 1833 1833 2712 2712 173 173 0 0 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 2945 3213 1587 1732 2348 2562 149 163 140 0 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 752 750 404 404 598 598 38 38 36 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 2808 2808 1513 1513 0 2239 0 142 0 1034 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 6700 6700 3611 3611 5341 5341 340 340 320 0 

56870 WEST BRANCH 6162 6162 3321 3321 4913 4913 313 313 100 0 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 6502 6502 3504 3504 0 5183 0 330 0 0 

District Totals 598597 623404 312950 335984 427919 497017 28242 31631 11674 28088 

539

540 

IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 2, PART 2 -- BENEVOLENCES -- 50A. General Advance Specials; 50B. World Service Special Gifts; 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; 58. Other Benevolences; 72. United Methodist Women Cash Sent to District.. 

Cedar Rapids District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 

Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben Ben 

ChNum ChName GAS WSSG YSF SDOGH SDWC SDUMS SDHR SDPWJ SDNAA SDCE SDGC SRL CAS HED HW OTH UMW 

56760 ALBURNETT 617 0 0 6 34 28 13 26 13 17 20 40 403 0 0 761 870 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 1508 0 0 78 35 66 72 66 96 46 50 103 1056 0 0 1279 1394 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 347 0 0 15 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 331 142 

55833 FRANKLIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 183 0 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 83 0 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 393 0 0 242 211 157 102 114 189 0 0 0 377 0 0 6385 1026 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 576 0 0 17 21 13 0 4 34 0 0 0 304 0 0 1043 1099 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 237 0 0 86 140 0 66 61 131 0 0 0 77 0 0 802 1935 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 17 0 0 0 0 0 45 33 0 34 0 0 0 0 0 76 0 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 51 0 0 7 36 0 19 18 0 26 0 0 75 0 0 97 398 

56681 CEDAR RAPIDS, CROSSWIND 203 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 1857 0 0 332 163 76 104 35 0 0 0 0 616 0 0 2135 3540 

56669 CEDAR RAPIDS, LIVING WA 193 0 0 146 21 23 0 0 97 0 24 17 250 0 0 0 0 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 3362 0 0 120 123 65 95 83 113 32 124 0 310 0 0 758 1420 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 736 0 0 190 0 76 50 27 114 0 0 0 586 0 48 779 0 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 1739 0 0 67 72 12 39 24 105 0 0 0 716 0 0 1963 2541 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 4012 0 0 279 81 199 116 78 74 150 106 67 860 0 0 4128 1409 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 36110 0 0 1070 791 791 750 750 750 791 750 0 36212 0 500 3050 17036 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 1805 0 0 283 160 23 49 43 71 0 164 0 320 0 0 779 1404 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 1260 0 0 155 138 70 94 0 0 70 80 0 317 0 0 1007 1515 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 1384 0 0 72 76 16 0 28 81 23 52 35 533 0 0 970 3256 

56776 CENTER POINT 231 0 0 20 54 0 38 12 57 26 0 0 80 0 0 928 1116 

55029 ALICE 283 0 0 64 21 37 71 13 15 18 0 0 85 0 0 1152 464 

56862 URBANA 270 0 0 15 10 21 17 0 16 0 0 0 340 0 0 80 0 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 236 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1372 678 

56782 CLARENCE 2571 0 0 149 65 189 21 24 25 18 156 54 100 0 0 35 483 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 0 56 95 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE 661 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 275 0 0 2019 0 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 160 0 0 236 15 0 11 15 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 1402 324 

55229 CORALVILLE 1552 0 0 391 308 326 0 203 202 0 295 0 711 0 0 552 1317 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 64 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 632 0 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 11925 400 150 801 392 400 150 150 150 150 150 150 4214 0 1000 13510 7499 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 188 0 0 76 15 21 93 46 57 0 85 0 187 0 0 295 0 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 416 0 0 50 0 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 8008 0 0 381 166 163 174 53 198 257 17 239 2507 0 0 1355 3021 

55238 KALONA 2403 0 0 168 56 0 0 0 0 110 0 0 1572 0 0 1141 1805 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 3905 0 0 171 0 110 0 60 25 0 0 0 450 0 0 837 1602 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 70 0 0 68 0 0 65 0 0 0 0 0 126 0 0 0 0 

56808 LISBON 210 0 0 2 8 12 1 5 11 0 50 0 21 0 0 527 987

55962 MALCOM 915 0 0 0 40 0 60 30 0 0 13 0 194 0 0 225 0 

56014 SHERIDAN 1185 0 0 0 5 0 11 40 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 126 575 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 196 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 147 0 0 2480 1213 

56814 MARION, FIRST 3935 0 0 259 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 867 0 0 1813 4107 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 3221 0 0 812 43 0 59 25 56 39 45 0 1176 0 0 953 623 

56816 MARTELLE 174 0 40 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 20 0 0 196 352 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 137 0 0 317 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 265 0 0 0 0 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 0 0 0 0 

56830 MOUNT VERNON, FIRST 4825 0 0 297 146 218 245 166 96 159 150 137 2115 0 0 429 2261 

56028 VICTOR 539 0 0 36 52 27 18 16 32 62 0 116 22 0 55 425 1611 

55956 LADORA 142 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 167 0 0 94 829 

55938 GUERNSEY 940 0 50 87 50 50 88 50 106 77 50 50 237 0 0 168 282 

55988 OHIO 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 0 

55952 KOSZTA 100 0 0 20 20 0 30 0 0 0 0 37 166 0 0 0 111 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 220 0 0 124 96 59 0 0 0 0 0 0 240 0 0 199 1473 

55185 OXFORD 284 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 369 445 

56718 PALO 100 0 0 74 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 429 0 0 0 150 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 497 0 0 119 73 20 10 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 315 1087 

56676 ELBERON 203 0 0 60 15 5 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 222 512 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 140 0 0 23 5 10 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 355 137 

56714 NORWAY 816 0 0 58 45 12 46 28 0 0 0 0 138 0 0 1080 535 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 708 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 193 0 0 588 428 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 2177 0 0 351 374 407 249 401 343 0 421 200 2708 300 0 667 1209 

56846 SOLON 2662 0 0 248 129 212 69 112 183 160 86 88 1078 0 0 1162 593 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 285 

56840 ROCHESTER 166 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 278 

56850 SPRINGDALE 489 0 0 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 189 0 0 406 1524 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 1125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 0 128 0 0 65 785 

55304 TIFFIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 164 0 0 55 0 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 1937 0 0 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 69 1603 0 0 1851 2543 

56864 VIOLA 465 0 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 20 248 0 0 745 247 

56832 OLIN UNITED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 0 0 70 544 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 100 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 25 0 0 60 0 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 50 0 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 146 0 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 0 0 0 289 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 1754 0 0 105 105 0 97 0 305 0 0 0 542 0 0 1606 636 

56870 WEST BRANCH 572 0 0 0 100 100 0 0 0 100 0 0 252 0 0 1682 1406 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 350 0 0 47 16 0 0 17 10 0 40 21 176 0 0 473 888 

District Totals 120761 400 260 8967 4688 4123 3356 3009 3897 2564 3017 1551 67822 300 1603 71668 86334 

541

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IOWA CONFERENCE --TABLE 2, PART 3 -- MINISTERIAL SUPPORT/LOCAL CHURCH EXPENDITURES -- 61. Pastor’s Salary; 62. Associate’s Salary; 63. Housing-Related Allowances and Utilities Paid by Church; 64. 

Expenditures for Travel; 65T. Total Pastoral Support 1998; 66. Deacons/Diaconal Compensation & Expenses; 67. Program Staff Compensation & Expenses; 68. Current Expenses for Program other than personnel; 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 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 

PSAL ASAL PS PS PS Diac CE CE CE CE CE GT 

ChNum ChName 1998 1998 Util Reimb Tot98 Exp PrgStf Prog Oper Debt Prop Paid 

56760 ALBURNETT 15000 0 1243 1591 16243 0 0 1864 5688 0 7196 48729 

56836 PRAIRIE CHAPEL 15000 0 1200 79 16200 0 0 989 4837 0 3239 43550 

55831 CHAMPION HILL 1600 0 1600 0 3200 0 310 0 205 0 1078 6081 

55833 FRANKLIN 1608 0 0 0 1608 0 520 0 0 0 730 5482 

55190 PLEASANT HILL 1600 0 0 0 1600 0 0 204 543 0 0 2930 

56654 BELLE PLAINE, CHRIST 38018 0 366 2501 38384 0 1300 5720 21455 8000 23195 142308 

55906 BROOKLYN, GRACE 29900 0 297 3436 30197 0 1225 4406 15682 0 5929 92155 

56658 CEDAR RAPIDS, ASBURY 15500 8701 0 131 24201 0 9140 4935 17587 60615 23532 164324 

56768 CEDAR RAPIDS, BERTRAM 6411 0 0 275 6411 0 4775 560 663 2800 1950 22638 

55057 CEDAR RAPIDS, BUFFALO 8432 0 0 275 8432 0 0 3113 536 0 1923 19871 

56681 CEDAR RAPIDS, CROSSWIND 20110 0 6336 0 26446 0 0 2287 3127 0 8339 44602 

55055 CEDAR RAPIDS, FAITH 12000 0 12000 2000 24000 0 1080 990 3550 1182 25022 65906 

56660 CEDAR RAPIDS, KENWOOD P 41757 0 10800 1434 52557 0 25737 10731 34943 0 27753 203215 

56669 CEDAR RAPIDS, LIVING WA 12600 0 4536 776 17136 0 2961 7880 8783 0 11219 49333 

56661 CEDAR RAPIDS, LOVELY LA 41148 0 10717 3297 51865 5844 33669 11758 45263 36000 78416 328245 

56663 CEDAR RAPIDS, NEW CREAT 7600 0 3145 3300 10745 0 9820 6454 17898 37700 9932 110955 

56662 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. JAMES 34500 0 88 719 34588 0 9626 7459 23926 0 43912 159518 

56665 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. MARK' 34755 7750 8000 1335 50505 0 13375 9597 33833 1378 108622 261927 

56664 CEDAR RAPIDS, ST. PAUL' 63930 67366 13721 3610 145017 0 166662 92125 315910 438864 211014 1702084 

55059 CEDAR RAPIDS, SALEM 37963 0 2416 3073 40379 0 8602 5614 10927 20296 68246 202282 

55061 CEDAR RAPIDS, SHARON 43620 0 890 1483 44510 0 4505 12941 14482 0 23745 138458 

56666 CEDAR RAPIDS, TRINITY 28000 0 9000 2876 37000 0 9315 1164 19714 0 16770 134464 

56776 CENTER POINT 15920 4675 1385 2057 21980 0 0 2158 7923 0 21380 70152 

55029 ALICE 8119 2380 2000 1497 12499 0 0 1657 4367 0 3210 30858 

56862 URBANA 4929 1530 650 779 7109 0 0 933 2093 0 2574 16838 

56778 CENTRAL CITY, FIRST 28677 0 0 1804 28677 0 0 1958 6229 2040 0 52531 

56782 CLARENCE 18042 0 0 899 18042 0 600 1825 8460 0 7890 59333 

56856 STANWOOD UNION 4555 0 800 224 5355 0 0 1732 1636 0 6477 20855 

56738 CLOVER RIDGE 17703 0 8550 642 26253 0 0 746 4104 70525 14768 134872 

56788 COGGON UNITED PARISH 9571 0 518 1343 10089 0 423 2390 5571 0 4592 35195 

55229 CORALVILLE 46282 5625 354 1292 52261 0 15909 10388 32806 4349 78289 248534 

55231 CORALVILLE, NEW HORIZON 34000 0 12000 1190 46000 0 127466 21568 68721 78571 107502 457958 

56804 IOWA CITY, FIRST 60513 43166 1963 2946 105642 36137 82903 23948 144147 0 83406 673955 

56805 IOWA CITY, HOPE 24049 0 12000 1277 36049 0 22332 6457 7862 14065 464257 562622 

55094 IOWA CITY, KOREAN 18000 0 0 2000 18000 0 0 0 4576 0 8169 50011 

56803 IOWA CITY, ST. MARK'S 46735 0 773 5700 47508 0 87873 11751 53356 49632 28937 361901 

55238 KALONA 32314 0 0 3284 32314 0 4456 3506 9217 12000 15633 114397 

55093 KALONA, SHARON CENTER 29651 0 0 1827 29651 0 0 2797 11397 0 65313 143922 

55031 LAFAYETTE, SALEM 3000 0 0 0 3000 0 0 740 768 0 2193 8679 

56808 LISBON 32712 0 0 2275 32712 0 3006 2596 5508 3268 33472 115121

55962 MALCOM 6761 1932 2500 1626 11193 0 720 1248 95 0 14427 34288 

56014 SHERIDAN 6361 1932 0 1413 8293 0 300 31 972 0 2375 18317 

55964 MARENGO, FIRST 32400 0 0 2500 32400 0 1300 2400 6704 0 128840 193911 

56814 MARION, FIRST 52981 30900 3779 6254 87660 0 28083 24046 147671 202445 53919 676165 

56667 MARION, CHRIST COMMUNIT 56485 0 228 1668 56713 0 39671 7238 29083 49464 21664 232939 

56816 MARTELLE 9486 0 1800 1365 11286 0 1281 3888 3576 0 14067 42943 

56820 MECHANICSVILLE 21250 0 488 2643 21738 0 675 4480 10776 5421 8492 71290 

56828 MORLEY, FIRST 3750 0 855 603 4605 0 0 0 282 0 1000 7543 

56830 MOUNT VERNON, FIRST 40314 0 700 1899 41014 0 18169 5775 39256 18586 41723 223798 

56028 VICTOR 14250 0 2525 0 16775 5056 4421 8224 0 96441 0 144613 

55956 LADORA 7410 0 1313 1966 8723 0 1711 5388 4630 0 5954 43879 

55938 GUERNSEY 4275 0 758 1134 5033 0 987 1838 1978 0 3664 19006 

55988 OHIO 1710 0 303 454 2013 0 815 452 1405 0 1747 7027 

55952 KOSZTA 855 0 152 227 1007 0 197 337 753 0 1040 4654 

55294 NORTH LIBERTY 35000 0 9000 2398 44000 0 37093 12325 18434 0 598863 748266 

55185 OXFORD 31780 0 0 0 31780 0 1285 166 5640 0 0 43916 

56718 PALO 10080 0 0 1209 10080 0 0 742 1178 0 5151 22384 

55151 VAN HORNE, SALEM 16716 5700 1197 2419 23613 0 0 1561 6388 2643 9566 71480 

56676 ELBERON 3873 1320 0 0 5194 0 0 0 717 0 5913 15134 

55039 BLAIRSTOWN, CALVARY 4822 1644 320 823 6786 0 0 0 2679 0 13043 27028 

56714 NORWAY 6751 2301 449 1098 9501 0 0 110 3012 0 3755 24754 

55241 RIVERSIDE, TRINITY 14000 0 0 1000 14000 0 1350 1990 7154 9009 17376 67819 

55063 SHUEYVILLE 43634 13754 16 1859 57404 0 5303 6987 24403 0 850307 987967 

56846 SOLON 42121 0 1979 5084 44100 0 48588 17490 36527 3038 50168 249318 

56848 SOUTH BETHEL 600 0 6000 1206 6600 0 0 189 878 0 2369 13794 

56840 ROCHESTER 500 0 6500 1207 7000 0 0 977 837 0 2300 15011 

56850 SPRINGDALE 10623 0 0 514 10623 0 300 1138 3069 0 11236 36748 

56854 SPRINGVILLE 29563 0 500 482 30063 0 0 3004 3834 0 61689 113304 

55304 TIFFIN 31143 0 649 1076 31792 0 1895 5507 3648 4877 24358 91660 

56858 TIPTON, FIRST 40000 0 30 3578 40030 0 5253 3969 19133 0 12936 125024 

56864 VIOLA 9486 0 1800 1495 11286 0 0 4435 613 0 4056 29066 

56832 OLIN UNITED 11981 5248 0 1148 17229 0 840 0 2256 0 2160 40772 

55131 OLIN, ST. PAUL'S 10480 4588 0 1004 15068 0 884 0 344 0 2670 27272 

55123 MORLEY, FAITH 1982 868 0 189 2850 0 0 0 42 0 870 5955 

56834 OXFORD JUNCTION 3880 1698 0 370 5578 0 0 0 365 0 3200 15232 

55312 WELLMAN, ASBURY 29603 0 68 325 29671 0 3240 2927 11000 0 22982 98661 

56870 WEST BRANCH 26262 0 192 1127 26454 0 2898 5417 8923 0 19848 89387 

56038 WILLIAMSBURG, ST. PAUL' 29581 0 1973 4002 31554 0 4102 4435 11513 0 7817 81799 

District Totals 1648573 213078 173422 120592 2035074 47037 858951 426655 1398061 1233209 3681369 11868915 

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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 254 7 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 5 258 86 4 69 87 7 

55472 WIOTA 100 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 99 65 1 12 8 1 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 819 15 2 1 8 5 0 11 7 20 802 225 14 157 83 7 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 541 17 1 0 3 0 0 7 0 9 546 171 9 99 49 10 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 47 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 45 22 0 0 0 1 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 59 1 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 57 35 2 2 0 1 

55336 CARSON 234 14 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 251 77 5 31 134 11 

55422 MT. HOPE 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 90 26 1 3 32 0 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 610 22 0 11 4 0 8 11 4 11 613 222 12 63 131 9 

55528 COIN 130 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 128 57 1 14 17 0 

55620 NORWICH 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 31 0 11 10 0 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 812 26 4 15 11 0 0 9 3 6 850 379 21 153 250 12 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 507 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 2 7 501 181 9 84 89 6 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 180 7 0 3 3 1 0 2 0 6 184 102 13 43 45 0 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 136 2 6 3 2 0 0 0 2 3 144 73 0 15 16 0 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 500 14 0 1 0 0 4 7 11 4 489 203 9 103 106 9 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 154 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 156 62 6 26 20 0 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 113 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 109 30 2 2 20 0 

55347 CARTER LAKE 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 33 13 0 0 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 95 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 91 35 0 11 32 1 

55434 PILOT GROVE 59 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 60 20 2 6 21 1 

55362 FARRAGUT 204 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 3 201 62 1 26 87 0 

55460 SUMMIT 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 32 25 0 9 5 0 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 596 10 3 10 1 0 2 4 1 10 603 157 12 116 180 17 

55370 GRISWOLD 323 18 0 2 3 2 3 6 0 8 327 125 3 44 123 12 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 232 4 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 5 205 70 3 33 56 4 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 689 18 0 5 1 2 8 4 6 17 676 189 6 120 84 6 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 68 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 65 41 1 1 8 3 

55386 IRWIN 184 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 183 65 7 31 20 4 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 56 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 40 1 12 9 3 

55388 KIRKMAN 75 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 76 30 1 34 20 6 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 123 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 119 83 0 19 15 4 

55398 LOGAN 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 135 33 0 19 30 0 

55404 MAGNOLIA 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 11 0 0 0 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 163 3 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 3 167 39 5 50 2 0 

55382 HENDERSON 47 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 17 0 2 12 0 

55406 MALVERN 298 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 6 289 88 1 50 62 7 

55458 STRAHAN 79 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 39 1 7 15 0 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 33 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 34 22 1 8 30 0 

55410 MARNE 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 57 20 0 8 10 4

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 38 20 0 1 5 1 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 269 1 0 4 9 0 6 3 4 5 265 88 4 75 89 2 

55416 MODALE 94 2 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 2 95 42 6 23 54 3 

55614 NEW MARKET 161 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 166 76 2 0 187 0 

55360 EMERSON 106 3 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 2 111 51 3 18 28 0 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 70 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 71 28 1 14 25 0 

55378 HASTINGS 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 0 1 0 0 0 

55297 NOBLE 84 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 83 32 7 0 0 3 

55368 GRANT 73 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 69 15 0 10 22 1 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 49 7 0 1 2 1 

55618 NORTHBORO 80 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 75 20 0 1 0 1 

55506 BLANCHARD 69 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 5 59 18 0 1 2 1 

55426 OAKLAND 513 11 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 12 510 93 7 92 122 37 

55438 PISGAH 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 33 2 9 30 0 

55439 MONDAMIN 47 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 51 32 1 13 23 5 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 28 12 0 0 0 0 

55607 CLIMAX 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 8 0 0 0 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 82 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 84 38 3 0 0 0 

55609 STRATTON 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 45 28 0 11 48 0 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 521 14 1 4 1 0 0 0 2 10 529 189 9 62 29 12 

55446 RIVERTON 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 65 27 0 8 18 0 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 36 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 38 22 2 12 10 0 

55202 ROSS 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 89 30 0 14 5 0 

55078 GRAY 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 56 25 1 5 0 3 

55450 SHELBY 175 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 177 45 2 14 15 7 

55432 PERSIA 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 22 2 6 17 0 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 734 9 0 4 3 0 1 1 1 23 724 236 14 125 120 4 

55452 SIDNEY 296 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 11 290 85 4 46 81 5 

55465 THURMAN 86 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 85 20 2 16 37 1 

55454 SILVER CITY 108 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 108 33 4 22 0 6 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 59 22 1 0 0 1 

55384 HILLSDALE 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 15 0 0 0 4 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 89 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 90 39 0 15 5 3 

55374 HANCOCK 194 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 4 195 53 9 34 25 2 

55462 TABOR 138 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 138 22 0 16 5 0 

55440 RANDOLPH 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 94 18 0 10 10 0 

55464 TENNANT 54 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 53 11 1 9 8 0 

55468 VILLISCA 383 7 1 3 0 0 1 0 2 10 381 96 5 91 60 3 

55616 NODAWAY 90 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 86 21 0 5 0 0 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 344 7 3 2 0 3 1 0 1 7 344 95 10 61 64 6 


545

546 





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 10 25 12 15 62 58 10 0 7 0 0 67 1875 35 725 300000 78000 0 0 0 

55472 WIOTA 4 8 5 0 17 13 0 6 1 0 0 28 675 0 0 120000 75000 1000 0 0 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 95 104 70 15 284 95 25 90 9 50 1481 133 1494 70 150 1307000 157850 54850 0 0 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 33 52 24 35 144 78 20 87 12 12 734 96 2705 35 0 1566900 109400 57625 0 0 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 3 4 3 5 15 9 10 6 0 0 0 9 2063 5 100 30000 5000 0 0 0 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 4 11 3 10 28 15 6 0 1 0 0 13 928 3 100 30000 10000 41584 0 0 

55336 CARSON 15 36 28 21 100 48 47 63 11 2 0 40 1224 21 527 325000 55000 250903 0 0 

55422 MT. HOPE 3 3 3 4 13 5 11 3 0 0 0 19 875 0 0 90000 0 3674 0 0 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 26 56 55 90 227 133 30 138 19 0 0 90 350 70 0 1224000 90000 590000 0 0 

55528 COIN 7 17 11 7 42 24 4 0 0 0 0 43 800 19 109 473000 89000 0 0 5289 

55620 NORWICH 3 5 1 12 21 10 0 0 0 0 0 14 100 5 29 164000 0 0 0 0 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 71 131 62 66 330 98 220 228 18 25 250 163 2051 45 1788 4550000 125000 265000 125000 0 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 16 40 29 55 140 60 97 18 0 36 998 114 1950 12 144 1300000 75000 52000 29800 0 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 6 34 21 14 75 38 0 16 0 10 0 28 2490 0 0 1079500 102000 61600 0 0 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 7 25 11 0 43 15 8 8 0 0 0 36 1480 10 0 315000 0 90000 0 0 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 68 96 53 103 320 85 34 37 6 0 0 50 2045 0 0 795000 89000 60000 38971 0 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 7 14 0 7 28 12 0 0 0 0 0 20 1441 0 0 380000 121000 22871 13700 0 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 2 6 0 7 15 8 0 0 0 0 0 15 778 0 0 326350 0 17000 0 0 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000 0 17400 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 3 7 0 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 22 960 0 0 150000 40000 0 0 0 

55434 PILOT GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 265 0 0 68000 0 0 0 472 

55362 FARRAGUT 21 25 20 10 76 37 20 20 0 0 0 58 1847 23 0 496000 86000 55000 0 0 

55460 SUMMIT 4 5 4 9 22 20 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 2 0 95000 0 5000 0 0 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 23 72 30 19 144 67 47 105 7 0 0 70 1735 24 300 1400000 100000 27539 0 0 

55370 GRISWOLD 27 52 37 77 193 56 122 103 12 0 0 114 2737 37 219 900000 85000 30000 0 0 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 5 33 14 6 58 28 3 0 4 9 1377 35 228 15 5078 478000 55000 0 14617 12390 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 51 75 89 17 232 77 15 84 16 20 250 133 933 45 0 1789000 111200 5600 0 0 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 5 7 8 8 28 20 0 10 3 0 0 17 397 0 0 100000 0 25000 0 0 

55386 IRWIN 6 14 4 0 24 14 0 0 3 0 0 58 0 12 0 435000 50000 0 0 0 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 4 6 7 6 23 19 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 12 0 76400 0 0 0 0 

55388 KIRKMAN 6 15 14 0 35 20 0 0 6 0 0 18 0 12 0 85000 0 0 0 0 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 4 12 9 14 39 10 15 10 0 0 0 43 0 5 35 182500 41500 21000 0 0 

55398 LOGAN 4 17 3 0 24 20 5 20 0 0 0 30 1800 0 0 502600 75000 23000 0 0 

55404 MAGNOLIA 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 141300 0 0 0 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 2 22 0 0 24 12 0 0 0 0 0 32 908 0 0 548000 104000 49500 0 0 

55382 HENDERSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 12 885 0 0 132500 10000 0 0 0 

55406 MALVERN 13 25 15 29 82 38 20 32 0 15 150 32 1203 23 0 202000 50000 65883 0 0 

55458 STRAHAN 10 8 10 33 61 27 10 0 1 0 0 28 1165 15 400 159800 0 27618 0 0 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 8 8 0 10 26 16 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12000 0 12532 0 0 

55410 MARNE 2 25 0 0 27 20 0 0 0 0 0 7 140 0 0 150000 0 25000 0 0

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 165 0 0 15000 0 0 0 0 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 11 16 11 12 50 8 7 8 0 10 300 40 550 10 121 360000 75000 312000 0 0 

55416 MODALE 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 21 284 4 25 250000 0 0 0 0 

55614 NEW MARKET 6 32 1 33 72 27 20 0 0 0 0 35 620 0 0 300000 35000 8000 0 0 

55360 EMERSON 6 17 16 9 48 40 0 14 0 0 0 28 1382 15 0 330500 66500 0 0 0 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 4 7 5 0 16 13 0 0 1 0 0 12 361 0 0 192000 0 9110 0 0 

55378 HASTINGS 2 13 0 0 15 13 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 2975 95000 0 0 0 0 

55297 NOBLE 4 8 7 18 37 18 0 6 1 0 0 14 0 0 0 263500 59000 100881 0 0 

55368 GRANT 4 10 0 0 14 3 0 1 0 0 0 6 5155 0 0 70000 0 0 0 0 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 3878 0 0 61000 0 0 0 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 2 0 0 14 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 2643 0 0 100000 45000 0 0 0 

55506 BLANCHARD 1 0 0 6 7 0 4 0 0 0 0 20 736 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

55426 OAKLAND 38 63 31 14 146 79 39 95 11 0 0 46 2667 18 178 1540300 122716 30862 0 2680 

55438 PISGAH 5 13 0 0 18 12 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 250000 61200 0 0 0 

55439 MONDAMIN 10 8 5 0 23 10 8 0 5 0 0 0 0 8 0 150000 0 0 0 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 125000 0 0 0 0 

55607 CLIMAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000 0 0 0 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 5 11 10 14 40 20 0 22 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 30000 0 0 0 0 

55609 STRATTON 4 11 0 7 22 10 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 20 87 40 33 180 80 25 18 12 0 0 100 915 8 0 986000 200600 31912 0 2100 

55446 RIVERTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 46 2750 1 0 92000 31500 55000 0 0 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 10 0 0 19 29 18 0 8 0 0 0 10 200 0 0 38000 0 0 0 0 

55202 ROSS 4 10 2 3 19 3 22 0 0 0 0 23 602 0 0 267000 111000 8873 0 0 

55078 GRAY 3 6 7 0 16 10 5 0 3 0 0 10 700 0 0 28000 0 2000 0 0 

55450 SHELBY 6 11 4 14 35 25 0 0 0 0 0 19 424 13 0 220920 0 50000 0 0 

55432 PERSIA 3 8 0 0 11 6 0 4 0 0 0 8 653 3 0 62500 0 5245 0 0 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 48 80 50 200 378 110 32 20 1 0 0 126 3850 22 2300 2074800 91600 137140 0 0 

55452 SIDNEY 9 31 32 13 85 30 32 31 2 0 0 71 1328 34 253 350000 65000 131000 0 0 

55465 THURMAN 4 12 0 0 16 10 0 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 102000 0 14100 0 0 

55454 SILVER CITY 8 12 5 10 35 8 4 0 0 0 0 12 500 0 0 138000 53000 0 0 0 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 4 4 4 10 22 4 10 10 0 0 0 14 3400 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

55384 HILLSDALE 0 6 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 443 0 0 66000 0 46000 0 0 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 7 12 7 8 34 20 27 0 3 0 0 0 0 6 226 134500 52500 0 0 0 

55374 HANCOCK 5 12 0 0 17 7 0 9 0 0 0 49 1574 8 339 248750 0 0 0 0 

55462 TABOR 4 10 5 6 25 10 0 0 0 0 0 17 793 0 0 261500 45000 0 0 0 

55440 RANDOLPH 4 15 0 0 19 8 0 0 0 0 0 28 600 0 0 29300 0 0 0 0 

55464 TENNANT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 1793 0 0 56000 0 6013 0 0 

55468 VILLISCA 14 35 33 18 100 25 5 0 5 35 3000 105 2500 33 0 1000000 250000 10000 0 0 

55616 NODAWAY 3 12 0 0 15 10 0 0 1 0 0 33 1619 0 0 60000 6000 0 0 0 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 11 38 9 21 79 29 40 0 0 0 0 60 0 32 228 790000 75000 20000 30000 2000 


547

548 



Council Bluffs District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55326 ANITA 5894 5894 3177 3177 4699 4699 299 299 262 0 

55472 WIOTA 2492 2492 1343 1343 1987 1987 126 126 107 0 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 22551 22551 3038 12154 9809 17979 285 1144 809 0 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 11490 11490 6193 6193 9161 9161 583 583 0 0 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 1168 1168 630 630 932 932 59 59 0 0 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 1680 1680 905 905 1339 1339 85 85 0 0 

55336 CARSON 4070 4070 2193 2193 3245 3245 206 206 0 0 

55422 MT. HOPE 1894 1894 1021 1021 1510 1510 96 96 0 0 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 11654 11654 6281 6281 9291 9291 591 591 0 0 

55528 COIN 2592 3885 1392 2094 0 3097 0 197 0 0 

55620 NORWICH 1837 1837 990 990 1464 1464 93 93 57 0 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 22204 22204 11967 11967 17702 17702 1127 1127 812 0 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 6652 11404 3585 6146 0 9092 0 579 0 0 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 400 9532 215 5137 315 7600 20 484 0 0 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 2111 2111 1138 1138 1683 1683 107 107 128 0 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 1012 17953 554 9676 789 14313 49 911 514 0 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 3682 3682 1983 1984 2934 2935 187 187 155 0 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 2400 2843 0 1532 0 2267 0 144 0 0 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 223 0 120 0 178 0 11 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 2124 2124 1145 1145 1693 1693 108 108 0 0 

55434 PILOT GROVE 824 824 444 444 657 657 42 42 0 0 

55362 FARRAGUT 4203 4203 2265 2265 59 3351 0 213 0 0 

55460 SUMMIT 911 911 491 491 726 726 46 46 0 0 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 12083 12083 6512 6512 9633 9633 613 613 0 0 

55370 GRISWOLD 9265 9265 4993 4993 7386 7386 470 470 0 0 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 0 5877 0 3168 868 4686 0 298 0 0 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 18043 18043 9724 9724 14385 14385 915 915 0 0 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 743 743 401 401 593 593 38 38 65 0 

55386 IRWIN 3980 3980 2145 2145 3173 3173 202 202 190 0 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 1493 1493 805 805 1190 1190 76 76 0 0 

55388 KIRKMAN 1320 1320 711 711 1052 1052 67 67 0 0 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 930 2607 1405 1405 0 2079 0 132 0 0 

55398 LOGAN 4807 4807 0 2591 0 3833 0 244 160 0 

55404 MAGNOLIA 884 884 476 476 704 704 45 45 38 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 5652 5652 3046 3046 4506 4506 287 287 168 0 

55382 HENDERSON 802 802 432 432 639 639 41 41 50 0 

55406 MALVERN 5414 5414 2918 2918 4316 4316 274 275 0 0 

55458 STRAHAN 2015 2015 1086 1086 1606 1606 102 102 78 0 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 780 780 420 420 622 622 40 40 37 0 

55410 MARNE 690 690 372 372 550 550 35 35 0 0

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 668 668 360 360 532 532 34 34 40 0 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 6137 6137 3308 3308 4893 4893 310 311 273 0 

55416 MODALE 1891 1891 1019 1019 1507 1507 96 96 98 0 

55614 NEW MARKET 3693 3693 1991 1991 2945 2945 187 187 0 0 

55360 EMERSON 1939 1939 1045 1045 1546 1546 98 98 98 0 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 1231 1231 663 663 981 981 62 62 51 0 

55378 HASTINGS 773 1160 416 625 616 925 39 59 26 0 

55297 NOBLE 1771 1771 954 954 1412 1412 90 90 87 0 

55368 GRANT 941 941 507 507 750 751 47 48 36 0 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 531 531 286 286 423 423 27 27 52 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 1394 2788 750 1502 1110 2222 70 141 0 0 

55506 BLANCHARD 2171 2171 1170 1170 590 1731 110 110 0 0 

55426 OAKLAND 10962 10962 3796 5908 10851 8740 556 556 0 4223 

55438 PISGAH 1550 2047 675 1103 575 1632 0 104 0 0 

55439 MONDAMIN 1849 1850 997 997 1474 1475 93 94 0 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 1045 1045 563 563 833 833 53 53 0 0 

55607 CLIMAX 0 437 0 235 0 348 0 22 0 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 1191 1191 642 642 950 950 60 60 0 0 

55609 STRATTON 1308 1308 705 705 900 1043 66 66 0 0 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 17275 17275 9310 9310 13773 13773 876 876 572 0 

55446 RIVERTON 1810 1810 975 975 1443 1443 91 92 67 0 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 984 985 531 531 786 786 50 50 0 0 

55202 ROSS 2937 2937 0 1583 0 2342 0 149 0 0 

55078 GRAY 750 1150 300 620 355 917 40 58 0 0 

55450 SHELBY 2418 2419 0 1304 0 1929 0 123 0 0 

55432 PERSIA 564 564 304 304 450 450 29 29 0 0 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 16212 16212 8738 8738 12925 12925 825 823 0 0 

55452 SIDNEY 6787 6787 3658 3658 5411 5411 344 344 51 0 

55465 THURMAN 2361 2361 1273 1273 1882 1882 120 120 0 0 

55454 SILVER CITY 250 2254 250 1215 250 1797 0 114 0 0 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 924 1431 504 771 744 1141 48 73 60 0 

55384 HILLSDALE 926 926 499 499 738 738 47 47 0 0 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 2232 2232 1203 1203 1779 1779 113 113 91 0 

55374 HANCOCK 3052 3052 1645 1645 2434 2434 155 155 0 0 

55462 TABOR 1200 1162 626 626 927 927 59 59 0 0 

55440 RANDOLPH 1097 1097 591 591 874 874 56 56 0 0 

55464 TENNANT 736 736 397 397 587 587 37 37 28 0 

55468 VILLISCA 7007 7007 1079 3776 968 5586 355 355 0 0 

55616 NODAWAY 1390 1391 750 750 1109 1109 71 71 0 0 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 6137 6137 3308 3308 4893 4893 311 311 172 0 


549

550 




Council Bluffs District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



55326 ANITA 877 0 0 253 70 0 82 34 72 75 87 0 346 0 0 2057 1610 

55472 WIOTA 286 0 0 13 25 0 37 12 13 16 31 20 240 0 0 1310 835 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 934 0 0 589 76 0 12 0 0 0 114 0 304 0 0 6566 5670 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 3090 0 0 258 45 0 63 30 30 51 49 30 853 0 0 2502 2965 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 413 712 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 380 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 6 0 0 18 0 0 0 0 395 

55336 CARSON 289 0 0 25 25 25 25 0 25 25 0 0 0 0 0 484 484 

55422 MT. HOPE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 646 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 794 0 0 584 67 137 175 122 49 0 0 0 159 0 0 780 2004 

55528 COIN 635 0 0 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 14 183 0 0 0 967 

55620 NORWICH 748 0 0 15 10 10 10 0 10 15 5 5 141 0 0 492 434 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 2595 0 0 1509 297 112 122 66 270 84 214 130 2319 0 0 1095 4465 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 1170 0 0 67 0 20 26 9 14 36 63 23 407 38 0 1348 3934 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 280 0 0 570 2195 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 2206 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 943 0 0 381 542 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 569 0 0 162 277 5 15 84 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 516 1189 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 194 0 0 0 0 0 62 0 0 0 0 0 508 0 0 200 759 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 454 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55358 ELLIOTT 220 0 0 36 45 20 11 0 0 0 0 0 221 0 0 347 231 

55434 PILOT GROVE 101 0 0 1 21 5 8 1 0 0 0 0 66 0 0 19 240 

55362 FARRAGUT 234 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1011 962 

55460 SUMMIT 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 277 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 2340 0 0 99 63 7 40 25 25 94 222 0 416 0 0 682 2833 

55370 GRISWOLD 809 0 0 64 69 12 20 15 0 0 0 0 927 0 0 1935 2200 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 50 496 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 4086 0 0 492 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 0 1272 0 0 1351 3923 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 909 0 0 98 49 55 49 157 59 39 31 33 691 0 0 3476 198 

55386 IRWIN 103 0 0 18 19 0 21 0 4 0 0 0 150 0 0 847 1129 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 65 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 15 580 

55388 KIRKMAN 802 0 0 110 56 0 57 0 55 0 0 0 385 0 25 323 743 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 0 0 0 145 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 839 746 

55398 LOGAN 0 0 0 42 42 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 991 

55404 MAGNOLIA 0 0 0 24 24 40 25 16 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55400 MACEDONIA 428 0 0 226 45 0 0 0 0 0 56 0 364 0 0 504 687 

55382 HENDERSON 167 0 0 55 16 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 95 0 0 0 312 

55406 MALVERN 478 0 0 41 54 38 57 30 45 28 56 25 0 0 0 401 582 

55458 STRAHAN 1639 0 25 480 40 60 41 39 44 36 40 30 612 0 0 737 1195 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 255 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 275 0 0 592 0 

55410 MARNE 0 0 0 30 30 45 30 30 30 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 153

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 411 0 0 0 5 5 0 5 10 5 6 5 82 0 0 192 603 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 2456 0 0 120 65 55 25 92 205 10 0 0 879 0 0 2319 974 

55416 MODALE 623 0 0 45 28 46 26 17 24 0 0 0 96 0 0 1295 663 

55614 NEW MARKET 220 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 119 0 0 564 725 

55360 EMERSON 368 0 0 67 40 21 15 22 32 0 35 25 150 0 0 280 649 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 307 0 0 51 51 36 36 61 62 0 36 32 50 0 0 572 460 

55378 HASTINGS 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 116 

55297 NOBLE 1793 0 0 110 68 88 70 85 97 101 75 123 830 0 0 1335 935 

55368 GRANT 254 0 15 7 0 26 0 0 10 0 7 10 127 0 0 241 526 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 89 0 0 17 20 18 11 0 5 6 7 4 44 0 0 141 0 

55618 NORTHBORO 298 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 0 723 1213 

55506 BLANCHARD 198 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 403 0 

55426 OAKLAND 245 0 0 135 17 34 29 11 47 0 0 0 150 0 0 636 1831 

55438 PISGAH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 128 288 

55439 MONDAMIN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 

55607 CLIMAX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 

55442 HAWTHORNE 225 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 0 0 604 178 

55609 STRATTON 19 0 0 20 5 5 10 10 5 10 15 0 0 0 0 0 105 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 6017 0 0 236 182 100 112 52 102 76 133 52 600 0 0 765 2792 

55446 RIVERTON 135 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 146 491 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 348 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 208 0 0 100 540 

55202 ROSS 126 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 456 992 

55078 GRAY 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 207 276 

55450 SHELBY 300 0 0 30 30 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 10 405 

55432 PERSIA 70 0 0 7 12 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 57 0 0 0 31 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 628 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 443 3059 

55452 SIDNEY 288 0 0 111 108 32 113 51 51 0 0 0 265 0 0 311 1153 

55465 THURMAN 120 0 0 10 15 10 10 44 44 0 0 0 44 0 0 46 0 

55454 SILVER CITY 0 0 0 6 27 0 20 9 26 0 32 7 0 0 0 2263 538 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 344 

55384 HILLSDALE 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 181 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 15 0 0 8 0 3 5 7 5 0 6 0 80 0 0 255 18 

55374 HANCOCK 96 0 0 35 15 5 14 13 14 0 19 4 10 0 0 394 493 

55462 TABOR 27 0 0 33 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 499 408 

55440 RANDOLPH 38 0 0 18 2 0 0 0 8 0 7 0 25 0 0 0 722 

55464 TENNANT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 133 

55468 VILLISCA 350 0 0 227 0 0 0 0 106 0 0 0 109 0 0 1017 1636 

55616 NODAWAY 284 0 0 15 15 15 15 0 25 15 0 0 24 0 0 74 287 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 470 0 0 82 25 40 32 8 58 31 18 8 350 0 0 681 2155 


551

552 




Council Bluffs District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55326 ANITA 18489 0 0 2434 18489 0 500 4100 8650 0 4800 63457 

55472 WIOTA 9125 0 0 1366 9125 0 250 850 4022 0 3250 30198 

55328 ATLANTIC, FIRST 36500 0 1550 10233 38050 0 27048 11067 46152 7115 12200 209764 

55028 AUDUBON, FIRST 29659 0 1653 1917 31312 0 2690 8273 35510 0 97891 216617 

55510 BRADDYVILLE 3410 0 0 450 3410 0 0 574 833 0 1434 11064 

55640 SHAMBAUGH 2958 0 1073 517 4031 0 0 0 1581 0 2549 13696 

55336 CARSON 22576 0 297 2476 22873 0 0 4448 5700 0 7560 61851 

55422 MT. HOPE 8585 0 0 0 8585 0 1000 12 4906 0 2664 22384 

55522 CLARINDA, FIRST 40995 0 0 4086 40995 0 5984 12866 33405 0 45536 183573 

55528 COIN 21350 0 495 632 21845 0 0 769 5255 0 7060 46784 

55620 NORWICH 9000 0 0 325 9000 0 0 221 1164 0 5716 24586 

55338 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BROADWA 50777 0 0 4990 50777 0 44404 12554 47924 119511 416408 769872 

55340 COUNCIL BLUFFS, EPWORTH 42067 0 0 661 42067 0 7963 5193 32705 12554 30657 154984 

55342 COUNCIL BLUFFS, FIFTH A 31604 0 0 865 31604 0 0 2736 12749 0 14452 75942 

55380 COUNCIL BLUFFS, HAZEL D 9000 0 0 0 9000 0 0 0 2137 0 8484 26904 

55233 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SALEM 43717 0 0 1615 43717 0 35490 31217 35271 6494 14107 181246 

55344 COUNCIL BLUFFS, ST. MAR 10173 150 418 726 10741 0 3360 4176 7647 2544 11326 55162 

55346 COUNCIL BLUFFS, TRINITY 10173 0 0 855 10173 0 0 648 975 0 5950 23748 

55347 CARTER LAKE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 689 200 0 5267 8925 

55358 ELLIOTT 8107 0 754 1304 8861 0 1140 510 4201 0 5229 28480 

55434 PILOT GROVE 3993 0 50 572 4043 0 0 0 634 0 1263 9439 

55362 FARRAGUT 14400 6993 0 4120 21393 0 1230 642 7563 0 6561 50009 

55460 SUMMIT 3695 1794 0 1057 5489 0 0 0 999 0 1468 25017 

55366 GLENWOOD, GRACE 35400 0 130 2444 35530 0 10297 5195 26527 0 18255 140403 

55370 GRISWOLD 31110 0 1637 5516 32747 0 1530 5721 22505 0 34352 139183 

55372 HAMBURG, FIRST 28211 0 847 2556 29058 0 1325 1346 5020 8260 5837 62584 

55376 HARLAN, FIRST 42060 0 0 3304 42060 0 15487 8565 48953 0 15330 193313 

55420 MONROE CHAPEL 6326 0 80 0 6406 0 0 757 1358 0 2925 18222 

55386 IRWIN 16457 0 295 2088 16752 0 0 1160 4581 0 3373 44240 

55237 DEFIANCE SALEM 6465 0 0 1056 6465 0 0 120 2738 0 1737 16301 

55388 KIRKMAN 6465 0 0 944 6465 0 0 799 1483 0 2300 16895 

55390 LEWIS UNITED 10500 0 342 1302 10842 0 0 985 4460 0 27262 48917 

55398 LOGAN 17146 0 500 2000 17646 0 0 900 5918 0 5250 42617 

55404 MAGNOLIA 5080 0 100 500 5180 0 0 0 1372 0 1072 11620 

55400 MACEDONIA 19216 0 953 3400 20169 0 0 1358 8746 0 26621 81978 

55382 HENDERSON 4809 0 500 515 5309 0 0 1408 1337 0 3318 15823 

55406 MALVERN 19265 0 673 4162 19938 0 1425 4104 8119 0 9362 67255 

55458 STRAHAN 8578 0 1320 1879 9898 0 55 2013 1514 0 3425 29355 

55600 MAPLE GROVE (C.B. DIST. 4500 0 0 0 4500 0 0 737 348 0 1248 9599 

55410 MARNE 4100 0 0 176 4100 0 0 0 0 0 2885 9201

55334 BUCK CREEK (ATLANTIC) 4100 0 0 1673 4100 0 0 0 179 0 5686 14190 

55414 MISSOURI VALLEY 30228 0 0 2450 30228 0 1208 2105 9708 0 35612 107847 

55416 MODALE 8830 0 0 1084 8830 0 0 1163 3051 0 2863 25779 

55614 NEW MARKET 19508 0 200 2926 19708 0 1580 554 2811 0 9940 55730 

55360 EMERSON 9720 0 0 2112 9720 0 0 394 4039 0 11719 34046 

55470 WESLEY CHAPEL (EMERSON) 6480 0 0 1408 6480 0 0 135 2048 0 1448 15954 

55378 HASTINGS 2550 0 0 175 2550 0 0 0 0 0 4695 9417 

55297 NOBLE 6667 0 81 685 6748 0 34 772 3996 0 4193 26843 

55368 GRANT 4178 0 50 422 4228 0 0 135 2205 0 2226 13813 

55371 LINCOLN CENTER 2089 0 25 205 2114 0 0 165 839 0 2315 7902 

55618 NORTHBORO 13100 0 1033 1127 14133 0 1000 295 1253 0 2829 27758 

55506 BLANCHARD 6732 0 689 1162 7421 0 125 978 638 0 4721 21489 

55426 OAKLAND 38497 0 114 2091 38611 0 2115 3700 19653 0 11408 119665 

55438 PISGAH 10450 0 0 1115 10450 0 0 233 955 0 1806 19768 

55439 MONDAMIN 11000 0 224 1186 11224 0 0 65 1403 0 9034 29476 

55394 LITTLE SIOUX 6050 0 2569 668 8619 0 0 263 192 0 4372 17655 

55607 CLIMAX 1800 0 0 120 1800 0 0 0 0 0 3670 5630 

55442 HAWTHORNE 5100 0 0 749 5100 0 0 0 0 0 645 10167 

55609 STRATTON 5100 0 0 1392 5100 0 0 285 0 0 3067 13008 

55444 RED OAK, FIRST 46705 0 37 3612 46742 0 13155 8494 45644 0 26795 200257 

55446 RIVERTON 6324 3071 0 1810 9395 0 900 170 2388 0 6972 26659 

55396 LOCUST GROVE 3380 1642 0 967 5022 0 1200 0 2114 0 1020 13573 

55202 ROSS 10675 0 0 899 10675 0 0 0 1322 0 4396 24373 

55078 GRAY 5087 0 0 225 5087 0 0 200 126 0 1890 10776 

55450 SHELBY 10312 0 1800 1785 12112 0 860 650 2006 0 2662 26196 

55432 PERSIA 2790 0 0 483 2790 0 0 584 402 0 10461 17176 

55646 SHENANDOAH, FIRST 42160 0 0 1814 42160 0 31767 4839 38901 0 35797 206287 

55452 SIDNEY 27105 0 0 1758 27105 0 1989 1178 11031 0 8453 75832 

55465 THURMAN 11651 0 0 1072 11651 0 1320 459 1168 0 2013 26477 

55454 SILVER CITY 10560 0 0 809 10560 0 0 691 382 0 5649 24989 

55428 PACIFIC JUNCTION 7920 0 0 839 7920 0 240 0 1211 0 3110 18254 

55384 HILLSDALE 7920 0 360 837 8280 0 0 92 500 0 2000 16536 

55349 SILVER CREEK (HANCOCK) 10480 0 200 2173 10680 0 0 519 1945 0 4190 28519 

55374 HANCOCK 15720 0 0 3260 15720 0 0 425 2329 0 3948 38790 

55462 TABOR 6602 0 0 0 6602 0 0 0 2205 0 1907 14496 

55440 RANDOLPH 5104 0 142 52 5246 0 0 13 2003 0 5363 16077 

55464 TENNANT 2400 0 0 274 2400 0 291 75 533 0 1902 7443 

55468 VILLISCA 20802 0 0 2500 20802 0 1947 1885 14766 0 15629 78125 

55616 NODAWAY 5600 0 0 500 5600 0 0 74 1823 0 2340 14142 

55476 WOODBINE, FIRST 30500 0 3163 888 33663 0 0 5647 12633 0 169395 247351 


553

554 





Creston District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55324 ADAIR 195 2 0 2 0 0 0 8 0 2 189 60 3 25 0 2 

55050 CASEY 205 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 202 65 2 25 6 2 

55496 AFTON 197 6 1 2 5 0 0 0 0 2 209 69 11 29 0 12 

55582 JERUSALEM 70 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 72 35 0 28 0 0 

55694 ALLERTON 55 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 56 40 1 18 17 3 

55716 CLIO 56 13 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 68 35 6 12 20 9 

55786 LINEVILLE 54 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 52 22 1 16 20 2 

55502 BEDFORD 282 7 0 5 1 0 1 0 0 3 291 86 1 21 29 7 

55512 BROOKS 41 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 41 13 0 12 13 1 

55516 CARBON 25 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 15 0 4 7 0 

55518 CARL 30 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 32 18 1 12 15 0 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 523 7 0 6 2 0 3 7 0 11 517 163 3 64 57 6 

55526 CLEARFIELD 262 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 266 91 0 53 55 15 

55644 SHARPSBURG 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 16 0 0 0 0 

55534 CORNING 326 0 0 1 3 2 4 9 2 6 307 106 7 39 50 11 

55724 CORYDON 357 2 0 7 2 0 2 0 0 6 360 98 5 23 94 8 

55794 MILLERTON 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 32 0 9 25 2 

55345 SEWAL 59 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 57 22 0 6 38 1 

55729 NEW ZION 49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 15 0 3 12 0 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 660 10 0 1 0 59 0 4 5 18 585 171 3 145 94 0 

55348 CUMBERLAND 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 73 32 2 9 11 0 

55436 PINE GROVE 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 23 14 0 6 7 0 

55070 DEXTER 114 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 115 47 3 31 31 0 

55144 REDFIELD 159 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 152 36 2 27 30 0 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 77 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 75 55 1 0 23 0 

55498 ARISPE 80 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 84 0 0 0 0 0 

55642 SHANNON CITY 52 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 52 16 0 1 0 0 

55546 EARLHAM 157 4 0 11 3 0 0 0 0 6 169 62 0 29 20 4 

55674 WORTHINGTON 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 37 30 1 3 5 1 

55128 PENN CENTER 41 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 41 25 2 2 5 0 

55552 FONTANELLE 233 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 1 231 67 1 60 60 0 

55574 HIGHLAND 46 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 47 24 0 2 0 0 

55562 GREENFIELD 584 20 0 2 4 0 3 2 16 0 589 183 16 92 118 12 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 370 7 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 5 376 103 7 45 60 4 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 95 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 96 31 1 13 10 1 

55578 HOPEVILLE 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 23 14 0 1 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 8 0 4 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 116 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 110 35 0 5 26 0 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 29 19 0 7 29 0 

55558 GRAND RIVER 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 54 18 0 8 55 0

55782 LACONA 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 40 22 0 8 0 0 

55590 LAMONI 103 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 106 50 2 12 40 0 

55540 DECATUR 45 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 41 18 0 3 10 0 

55538 DAVIS CITY 32 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 35 4 7 24 0 

55592 LENOX 361 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 361 98 4 56 42 4 

55604 MERCER CENTER 26 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 29 13 4 5 9 0 

55598 MACKSBURG 116 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 0 4 105 25 0 3 12 0 

55570 HEBRON 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 98 39 0 0 0 0 

55596 LORIMOR 69 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 3 65 38 2 0 16 0 

55412 MASSENA 186 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 180 50 2 6 10 0 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 93 35 0 15 12 0 

55330 AVONDALE 97 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 94 35 1 3 3 0 

55106 MENLO 170 0 5 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 172 35 4 12 11 0 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 75 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 71 18 0 0 2 0 

55796 MILO 190 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 197 80 2 59 35 4 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 43 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 19 1 13 7 1 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 62 16 4 9 29 0 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 257 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 256 83 3 0 0 0 

55636 REDDING 82 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 82 22 5 0 0 0 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 8 0 0 0 0 

55610 MURRAY 72 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 73 20 0 0 0 0 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 175 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 3 173 50 2 7 0 0 

55807 MEDORA 75 6 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 89 37 0 8 0 0 

55221 NORWOOD 43 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 44 33 0 9 40 1 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 46 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 50 27 2 8 32 4 

55622 ORIENT 191 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 2 189 64 0 21 26 5 

55624 OSCEOLA 662 10 0 10 7 0 0 7 1 5 676 167 2 147 125 7 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 217 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 220 61 3 22 56 3 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 20 0 9 25 0 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 137 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 133 40 3 20 40 0 

55842 SEYMOUR 172 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 172 55 5 12 153 0 

55832 PROMISE CITY 50 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 52 32 0 5 40 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 217 2 0 7 5 0 0 0 2 1 228 101 10 92 31 25 

55652 TINGLEY 94 9 0 2 3 0 0 0 3 0 105 55 1 15 3 3 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 52 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 51 28 3 6 20 3 

55548 ELLSTON 116 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 8 1 110 56 0 5 8 1 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 204 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 199 62 0 25 98 0 

55576 HIGH POINT 44 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 46 38 1 15 108 3 

55658 VAN WERT 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 12 0 6 27 0 

55662 WELDON 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 13 8 0 0 34 0 

55654 TRURO 67 0 0 0 0 8 2 3 0 3 51 21 0 10 0 0 

55632 PERU 71 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 69 15 0 11 11 3 

55770 HUMESTON 171 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 174 65 6 13 4 0 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 691 22 0 19 5 0 0 9 0 14 714 236 16 119 371 16 

55639 PATTERSON 78 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 75 33 1 16 67 0 

55672 WOODBURN 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 27 11 0 0 8 0 


555

556 





Creston District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55324 ADAIR 4 7 7 10 28 14 0 0 2 0 0 46 822 0 0 180000 70000 20200 0 0 

55050 CASEY 7 35 0 0 42 25 0 53 2 0 0 40 868 0 0 831000 47000 47000 0 0 

55496 AFTON 8 48 14 18 88 45 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 172000 55000 30000 0 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125500 10000 8000 0 0 

55694 ALLERTON 5 14 9 12 40 24 14 0 3 0 0 15 4600 0 0 60000 50000 10000 0 0 

55716 CLIO 5 0 9 8 22 22 15 4 9 0 0 10 589 0 0 50000 0 3400 0 0 

55786 LINEVILLE 2 10 6 18 36 8 8 8 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 106000 0 3400 0 0 

55502 BEDFORD 8 32 34 10 84 38 13 21 7 0 0 41 290 26 50 1341100 109100 34952 0 0 

55512 BROOKS 3 2 0 7 12 8 1 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 35000 0 110000 0 0 

55516 CARBON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 275 0 0 30000 0 6300 0 0 

55518 CARL 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 0 18 462 0 0 86000 0 22000 0 0 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 23 86 41 39 189 107 83 133 0 0 0 88 798 36 1250 1652000 105600 183000 0 0 

55526 CLEARFIELD 30 50 15 25 120 51 12 30 7 24 0 65 2000 25 0 400000 110000 47000 0 0 

55644 SHARPSBURG 7 0 0 16 23 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47900 0 0 0 0 

55534 CORNING 30 54 31 28 143 50 10 15 0 0 0 124 1247 20 850 1360000 203000 12000 6000 11659 

55724 CORYDON 19 26 26 34 105 63 12 18 0 0 0 90 160 16 230 1355000 126000 157200 0 0 

55794 MILLERTON 4 4 7 9 24 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 120000 0 0 0 0 

55345 SEWAL 3 3 3 0 9 4 4 0 0 0 0 12 600 1 0 60000 250000 8554 0 0 

55729 NEW ZION 2 0 5 8 15 8 7 0 0 0 0 20 500 0 0 44000 0 0 0 0 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 24 55 28 72 179 80 15 10 8 10 300 112 3125 15 0 2123800 109600 31322 0 0 

55348 CUMBERLAND 6 7 4 0 17 10 6 4 0 0 0 17 77 6 125 300000 71000 43790 0 0 

55436 PINE GROVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 11 216 0 0 10600 2402 0 0 0 

55070 DEXTER 7 25 0 15 47 21 0 55 0 0 0 34 1304 5 0 182950 0 60913 0 0 

55144 REDFIELD 10 21 0 7 38 18 0 40 0 0 0 47 1720 2 0 260600 67000 20680 0 0 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 6 22 6 6 40 25 12 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 75500 20000 5000 0 0 

55498 ARISPE 2 6 6 6 20 10 12 10 0 0 0 21 2735 10 0 17500 0 30000 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 8 29 21 5 63 26 46 12 42 10 0 21 1408 17 0 405090 140000 0 0 0 

55674 WORTHINGTON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 897 0 0 177000 0 0 0 0 

55128 PENN CENTER 1 6 0 0 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 11 134 0 0 193800 0 0 0 0 

55552 FONTANELLE 14 30 8 20 72 32 6 6 0 0 0 41 1570 0 0 526000 80000 28000 0 0 

55574 HIGHLAND 4 2 3 8 17 12 8 8 0 0 0 12 1482 0 0 62000 0 0 0 0 

55562 GREENFIELD 20 88 40 27 175 60 0 6 9 0 0 87 2250 25 250 1000000 100000 27000 30000 800 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 13 37 20 16 86 37 0 5 4 8 42 83 4983 22 315 607000 121300 6000 5100 0 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 3 12 0 0 15 7 0 0 1 0 0 27 1260 2 0 376795 0 273000 0 0 

55578 HOPEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000 0 0 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000 0 0 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 5 6 9 12 32 15 14 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 236400 81200 4219 0 0 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 11 1200 0 0 200000 0 8892 0 0 

55558 GRAND RIVER 2 12 2 0 16 12 11 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 110000 0 0 0 0

55782 LACONA 4 2 5 0 11 10 0 0 0 0 0 11 360 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55590 LAMONI 3 6 3 16 28 18 12 50 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 400000 60000 4000 0 0 

55540 DECATUR 5 4 2 14 25 15 10 16 0 0 0 13 777 0 0 163000 0 7087 0 0 

55538 DAVIS CITY 3 10 1 5 19 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 152100 0 0 0 0 

55592 LENOX 10 15 11 16 52 25 10 30 2 105 67 97 5086 28 291 551500 90000 14262 0 0 

55604 MERCER CENTER 3 10 4 0 17 4 0 13 0 0 0 15 1810 12 0 43000 0 0 0 0 

55598 MACKSBURG 3 15 7 8 33 25 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 22 0 341300 78400 6000 0 0 

55570 HEBRON 5 15 6 15 41 20 0 0 0 0 0 31 50 0 0 90000 0 15000 0 0 

55596 LORIMOR 8 9 4 11 32 0 10 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 0 690000 30000 0 0 0 

55412 MASSENA 5 21 15 4 45 12 0 0 0 5 0 53 4000 0 0 215000 35000 10000 0 0 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 2 13 0 0 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 30 3000 0 0 143867 0 0 0 0 

55330 AVONDALE 6 0 10 9 25 17 3 10 0 0 0 23 125 0 0 232000 0 8285 0 0 

55106 MENLO 2 6 0 0 8 4 6 0 0 0 0 36 0 0 0 330000 88250 8977 0 0 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 50 0 0 170000 43750 8970 0 0 

55796 MILO 10 27 6 7 50 36 4 65 4 0 0 42 5476 13 0 750000 60000 0 0 8000 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 1 0 3 8 12 8 3 0 1 0 0 12 500 13 0 195000 20000 74000 0 0 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 15 3316 0 0 103000 0 0 0 0 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 10 20 8 35 73 47 0 0 0 12 1300 92 0 0 0 907000 73400 54672 0 0 

55636 REDDING 2 10 0 5 17 13 0 0 0 0 0 14 426 0 0 225000 22700 7200 0 0 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 1 0 0 4 5 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4225 3900 0 0 0 

55610 MURRAY 2 3 2 12 19 8 0 0 0 0 0 24 100 10 0 336500 32850 2500 0 0 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 4 6 3 0 13 7 0 10 0 0 0 55 2000 8 0 295000 0 0 0 0 

55807 MEDORA 3 5 5 0 13 7 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 100 150000 0 0 0 0 

55221 NORWOOD 8 16 4 14 42 23 0 43 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 85000 28000 5000 0 0 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 6 7 3 14 30 15 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 70000 0 0 0 0 

55622 ORIENT 14 19 0 13 46 21 17 48 4 0 0 33 698 7 0 514000 105000 29488 0 0 

55624 OSCEOLA 14 91 41 65 211 81 8 20 10 0 932 116 550 25 1758 1675000 113500 565588 0 0 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 7 5 2 8 22 145 20 25 1 0 0 10 290 0 0 205000 52000 0 0 0 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 8 100 0 0 20000 0 0 0 818 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 12 20 18 15 65 25 0 20 0 0 0 20 500 15 0 290650 43500 3650 0 0 

55842 SEYMOUR 5 22 7 21 55 23 38 17 0 0 0 28 1240 6 0 23000 32700 54500 0 0 

55832 PROMISE CITY 2 0 0 12 14 10 0 12 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 15000 0 30000 0 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 16 62 29 16 123 52 0 7 10 0 0 64 1000 20 300 700000 100000 60000 0 5928 

55652 TINGLEY 11 15 8 18 52 30 0 0 0 0 0 36 0 4 0 171000 69000 0 0 0 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 4 12 4 12 32 21 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 1 0 106000 0 0 0 0 

55548 ELLSTON 8 6 2 18 34 26 9 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 313500 0 25400 0 0 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 23 20 19 40 102 60 10 41 0 0 0 30 959 19 200 434300 102500 5000 0 8539 

55576 HIGH POINT 16 36 12 14 78 21 10 45 3 0 0 16 350 7 0 20000 0 4000 0 0 

55658 VAN WERT 1 5 2 8 16 6 5 0 0 0 0 7 3107 0 0 118000 0 0 0 504 

55662 WELDON 3 2 0 6 11 5 0 0 0 0 0 12 1881 0 0 20000 0 3777 0 114 

55654 TRURO 3 7 3 4 17 87 5 0 0 0 0 5 921 4 0 200000 125000 10000 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 5 12 14 0 31 25 8 55 0 5 0 12 1500 16 200 545000 80000 10000 0 0 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 21 47 28 27 123 83 13 7 16 0 0 141 1315 25 0 2085000 148000 55602 31421 4696 

55639 PATTERSON 3 14 5 6 28 17 0 0 0 0 0 32 480 0 0 179000 0 17500 0 0 

55672 WOODBURN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4500 0 0 0 0 


557

558 



Creston District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55324 ADAIR 3089 3089 1665 1665 2463 2463 156 157 0 2648 

55050 CASEY 3259 3259 1756 1756 2598 2598 165 165 0 0 

55496 AFTON 2433 2433 1311 1311 1940 1940 123 123 0 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 943 943 508 508 752 752 48 48 0 0 

55694 ALLERTON 1602 1609 867 867 1283 1283 81 82 0 0 

55716 CLIO 1306 1292 708 697 0 1030 0 66 0 0 

55786 LINEVILLE 1365 1365 735 736 0 1089 0 69 0 0 

55502 BEDFORD 6052 6052 3262 3262 4825 4825 307 307 0 0 

55512 BROOKS 1093 1093 589 589 871 871 55 55 0 0 

55516 CARBON 709 709 382 382 565 565 36 36 0 0 

55518 CARL 710 710 383 383 566 566 36 36 0 0 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 13007 13007 7010 7010 10370 10370 660 660 0 0 

55526 CLEARFIELD 5846 5846 3151 3151 4661 4661 297 297 0 0 

55644 SHARPSBURG 488 488 263 263 389 389 25 25 0 0 

55534 CORNING 4460 7139 320 3848 574 5692 27 362 0 962 

55724 CORYDON 6710 7330 3620 3950 5357 5844 341 372 0 0 

55794 MILLERTON 1016 1016 548 548 810 810 52 52 0 0 

55345 SEWAL 1030 1030 555 555 821 821 52 52 0 0 

55729 NEW ZION 1044 1044 562 562 832 832 53 53 0 0 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 12706 12706 6848 6848 10130 10130 645 645 0 0 

55348 CUMBERLAND 1782 1815 978 978 1446 1447 92 92 0 0 

55436 PINE GROVE 571 571 308 308 456 455 28 29 0 0 

55070 DEXTER 2462 2462 1327 1327 1963 1963 125 125 0 580 

55144 REDFIELD 2826 2826 1523 1523 2253 2253 143 143 0 0 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 1129 1129 609 609 900 900 57 57 0 0 

55498 ARISPE 1728 1728 931 931 1378 1378 88 88 0 0 

55642 SHANNON CITY 829 829 447 447 661 661 42 42 0 0 

55546 EARLHAM 2690 2690 1450 1450 2145 2145 136 136 0 486 

55674 WORTHINGTON 1017 1018 548 549 811 812 52 52 0 0 

55128 PENN CENTER 680 680 366 366 542 542 34 34 0 0 

55552 FONTANELLE 3398 3398 1831 1831 2709 2709 172 172 0 0 

55574 HIGHLAND 1692 1692 912 912 1349 1349 86 86 0 0 

55562 GREENFIELD 11861 11861 2000 6393 5000 9456 239 602 0 0 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 7269 7270 3918 3918 0 5796 0 369 0 0 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 1571 1571 847 847 1253 1253 80 80 0 0 

55578 HOPEVILLE 593 593 320 320 473 473 30 30 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 391 391 211 211 312 312 20 20 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 768 3074 414 1657 612 2451 39 156 0 0 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 1233 1233 665 665 983 983 63 63 0 0 

55558 GRAND RIVER 1680 1680 905 905 1339 1339 85 85 0 0

55782 LACONA 876 876 472 472 699 699 44 44 0 0 

55590 LAMONI 2754 2754 1484 1484 2196 2196 140 140 0 0 

55540 DECATUR 1186 1186 639 639 946 946 60 60 0 0 

55538 DAVIS CITY 708 708 382 382 564 564 36 36 0 0 

55592 LENOX 4884 7326 2532 3948 3406 5840 217 372 0 0 

55604 MERCER CENTER 553 553 298 298 441 441 28 28 0 0 

55598 MACKSBURG 2276 2276 1226 1226 1814 1814 115 115 0 0 

55570 HEBRON 1857 1857 1001 1001 1480 1480 94 94 0 0 

55596 LORIMOR 1801 1801 971 971 1436 1436 91 91 0 0 

55412 MASSENA 488 2927 264 1578 390 2334 24 149 0 0 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 1038 1536 566 828 830 1224 66 78 0 0 

55330 AVONDALE 1368 1368 737 737 1091 1091 69 69 0 0 

55106 MENLO 1961 1961 1057 1057 1562 1563 98 99 0 0 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 1011 1011 545 545 806 806 51 51 0 0 

55796 MILO 861 4430 464 2388 686 3532 43 225 0 0 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 1332 1332 718 718 1062 1062 68 68 0 0 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 100 1518 0 818 0 1210 0 77 0 1111 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 5229 5229 2818 2818 4169 4169 265 265 0 0 

55636 REDDING 1618 1618 872 872 1290 1290 82 82 0 0 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 282 282 152 152 224 224 14 14 0 0 

55610 MURRAY 1217 1217 656 656 971 971 62 62 0 0 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 4001 4001 2156 2156 3189 3189 203 203 0 0 

55807 MEDORA 1158 1158 624 624 923 923 59 59 0 0 

55221 NORWOOD 1091 1091 588 588 869 869 55 55 0 0 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 728 728 392 392 581 581 37 37 0 0 

55622 ORIENT 3822 3822 2060 2060 3047 3047 194 194 0 0 

55624 OSCEOLA 15383 15383 8291 8291 12264 12264 780 780 0 0 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 4132 4132 2227 2227 3294 3294 210 210 0 0 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 685 1028 369 554 546 819 34 52 0 0 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 3226 3226 1739 1739 2572 2572 164 164 0 0 

55842 SEYMOUR 4678 4678 2521 2521 3729 3729 237 237 0 0 

55832 PROMISE CITY 1116 1218 601 656 890 971 56 62 0 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 7212 7212 3887 3887 5750 5750 366 366 0 6340 

55652 TINGLEY 1702 1703 918 918 1357 1357 85 86 0 0 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 1085 1085 585 585 865 865 55 55 0 0 

55548 ELLSTON 2005 2005 1081 1081 1599 1599 102 102 0 0 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 6236 6236 0 3361 110 4972 0 316 0 1142 

55576 HIGH POINT 1204 1204 649 649 960 960 61 61 0 0 

55658 VAN WERT 827 827 446 446 660 660 42 42 0 0 

55662 WELDON 292 292 157 157 232 232 15 15 0 0 

55654 TRURO 790 2372 426 1278 630 1891 40 120 0 0 

55632 PERU 1785 1785 962 962 1423 1423 91 91 0 0 

55770 HUMESTON 3384 3383 1822 1823 2698 2697 172 172 0 0 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 15283 15283 8237 8237 12184 12184 775 775 0 0 

55639 PATTERSON 1056 1056 569 569 842 842 54 54 0 0 

55672 WOODBURN 430 430 232 232 343 343 22 22 0 0 


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560 




Creston District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



55324 ADAIR 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 599 748 

55050 CASEY 93 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 0 0 442 604 

55496 AFTON 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 282 0 0 1169 0 

55582 JERUSALEM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 62 0 0 294 0 

55694 ALLERTON 12 0 0 12 2 7 5 0 5 0 0 0 120 0 0 490 393 

55716 CLIO 30 0 0 10 28 18 0 0 10 0 0 0 105 0 0 1160 259 

55786 LINEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 166 0 

55502 BEDFORD 1023 0 0 113 0 22 27 10 68 0 59 0 638 0 0 3021 799 

55512 BROOKS 80 0 0 14 0 0 14 14 14 0 14 42 76 0 0 155 579 

55516 CARBON 32 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 605 769 

55518 CARL 10 0 0 11 10 10 10 0 0 10 0 8 54 0 0 196 545 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 1963 0 0 140 0 0 202 45 90 0 15 25 1041 0 0 6053 4479 

55526 CLEARFIELD 386 0 0 23 41 11 0 8 0 0 0 0 198 0 0 3609 1138 

55644 SHARPSBURG 50 0 0 0 28 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 

55534 CORNING 359 0 0 117 0 46 30 77 79 0 0 0 269 0 0 2640 2215 

55724 CORYDON 501 0 0 312 85 152 0 55 101 15 27 27 400 0 0 963 3833 

55794 MILLERTON 169 0 0 22 16 15 15 10 15 0 12 10 189 0 0 94 0 

55345 SEWAL 80 0 0 4 2 5 2 6 6 0 2 4 29 0 0 218 174 

55729 NEW ZION 372 0 0 24 15 5 5 25 5 5 0 5 117 0 0 728 444 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 3452 0 0 195 115 115 115 115 115 160 115 0 192 0 0 2136 4443 

55348 CUMBERLAND 173 0 0 46 46 0 25 5 25 49 24 14 66 0 0 693 454 

55436 PINE GROVE 66 0 0 21 22 28 20 5 20 54 31 15 27 0 0 175 297 

55070 DEXTER 0 0 0 37 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 8 525 0 0 530 553 

55144 REDFIELD 165 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 239 0 0 682 783 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 442 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 410 300 

55498 ARISPE 247 0 0 54 0 24 13 14 13 15 0 0 32 0 0 2261 516 

55642 SHANNON CITY 7 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 

55546 EARLHAM 388 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 12 0 0 0 1459 433 

55674 WORTHINGTON 191 0 0 42 0 13 10 0 17 0 24 26 50 0 0 66 611 

55128 PENN CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 600 236 

55552 FONTANELLE 443 0 0 1 10 1 1 6 1 0 0 0 22 0 0 1998 572 

55574 HIGHLAND 410 0 0 15 15 15 15 0 15 15 0 0 20 0 0 352 498 

55562 GREENFIELD 2888 0 0 139 46 34 56 11 40 0 0 0 1913 0 0 3359 3149 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 1064 0 0 110 11 0 0 15 35 0 0 13 316 0 0 2778 1602 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 1752 0 0 42 18 0 10 0 16 8 0 0 376 0 0 1577 713 

55578 HOPEVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 

55588 LACELLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 0 

55584 KELLERTON 155 0 0 15 0 0 20 0 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 25 758 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 20 0 0 0 0 11 7 0 0 0 7 38 36 0 0 630 217 

55558 GRAND RIVER 140 0 0 14 0 0 4 0 0 0 8 17 58 0 0 40 716

55782 LACONA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 0 99 

55590 LAMONI 472 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 25 0 51 0 30 0 0 806 687 

55540 DECATUR 105 0 0 8 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 3 0 0 0 2042 299 

55538 DAVIS CITY 75 0 0 4 0 15 0 0 0 10 5 5 80 0 0 0 0 

55592 LENOX 2220 0 0 40 55 10 10 15 85 23 21 10 381 0 0 2492 1648 

55604 MERCER CENTER 364 0 0 25 30 20 0 5 20 10 0 0 162 0 0 39 574 

55598 MACKSBURG 102 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 1461 502 

55570 HEBRON 55 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 25 0 0 366 517 

55596 LORIMOR 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 67 314 

55412 MASSENA 348 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 818 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 248 0 0 2 18 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 73 0 0 2273 641 

55330 AVONDALE 621 0 0 41 5 15 5 15 20 5 5 21 288 0 100 814 563 

55106 MENLO 200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 0 0 891 459 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 394 0 0 20 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 0 83 0 0 0 551 

55796 MILO 62 0 0 33 0 0 104 0 0 0 16 67 0 0 0 981 508 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 115 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 220 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 116 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 532 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 11 76 0 0 926 2345 

55636 REDDING 170 0 0 23 0 0 10 15 0 0 12 6 78 0 0 381 333 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 185 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2872 0 

55610 MURRAY 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 7 0 45 0 0 0 359 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 526 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 556 1209 

55807 MEDORA 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 66 0 

55221 NORWOOD 146 0 0 75 70 0 0 70 70 0 0 0 111 0 0 1206 0 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 123 0 0 123 65 0 0 80 73 0 0 0 62 0 0 1140 0 

55622 ORIENT 1438 0 0 40 0 0 32 25 18 45 13 12 553 0 0 5150 694 

55624 OSCEOLA 4879 0 0 382 0 51 54 20 0 42 51 28 1081 0 0 2517 3047 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 482 0 0 43 126 17 63 24 53 0 0 0 0 0 0 597 890 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 72 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 823 26 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 0 0 0 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 721 

55842 SEYMOUR 128 0 0 135 49 28 55 0 0 0 0 0 45 0 0 377 798 

55832 PROMISE CITY 0 0 0 25 21 3 9 1 4 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 20 0 0 0 284 986 

55652 TINGLEY 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 21 0 14 0 0 540 491 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 10 0 0 100 185 

55548 ELLSTON 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 23 21 0 25 0 0 826 471 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 479 0 0 63 40 55 43 36 41 5 56 43 2300 0 0 1351 976 

55576 HIGH POINT 197 0 0 17 11 10 4 17 24 10 14 0 11 0 0 1231 382 

55658 VAN WERT 84 0 0 10 3 4 6 24 8 3 6 4 8 0 0 506 172 

55662 WELDON 25 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 0 0 266 102 

55654 TRURO 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 80 40 

55632 PERU 259 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1127 0 

55770 HUMESTON 1198 0 0 263 20 20 20 0 0 20 20 0 824 0 0 773 1304 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 914 0 0 212 50 52 103 50 50 75 103 0 1298 0 0 2626 4283 

55639 PATTERSON 258 0 0 32 0 3 5 0 0 9 15 0 120 0 0 176 386 

55672 WOODBURN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 


561

562 




Creston District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55324 ADAIR 11900 0 0 1698 11900 0 780 1677 7691 0 3011 43471 

55050 CASEY 11900 0 0 1698 11900 0 780 1421 7946 0 5438 38039 

55496 AFTON 9421 0 150 1592 9571 0 0 5605 5880 0 11624 43489 

55582 JERUSALEM 3947 0 0 425 3947 0 0 0 1451 0 1530 10879 

55694 ALLERTON 5467 0 394 1192 5861 0 0 65 2049 0 2548 18811 

55716 CLIO 5467 0 394 1192 5861 0 0 97 1660 0 2738 17194 

55786 LINEVILLE 5467 0 394 1192 5861 0 0 240 1940 0 1909 15636 

55502 BEDFORD 26000 0 298 1692 26298 0 719 235 15406 0 21656 89109 

55512 BROOKS 5336 0 400 690 5736 0 520 320 170 0 2743 19796 

55516 CARBON 4002 0 300 517 4302 0 120 70 129 0 1501 9722 

55518 CARL 4002 0 300 517 4302 0 120 70 129 0 13629 21316 

55714 CHARITON, FIRST 39315 0 0 2223 39315 0 3329 4806 30303 0 135240 267160 

55526 CLEARFIELD 28266 0 0 3997 28266 0 0 2100 6685 0 6487 74436 

55644 SHARPSBURG 3141 0 449 436 3590 0 0 4 927 0 1900 9039 

55534 CORNING 29201 0 1704 1766 30905 0 807 2601 11873 6000 21491 95621 

55724 CORYDON 23343 8387 1000 3796 32730 0 2221 11806 11613 0 13964 106812 

55794 MILLERTON 3995 1435 171 650 5601 0 0 584 2511 0 2063 15718 

55345 SEWAL 3925 1410 168 639 5503 0 0 176 2073 0 3608 16369 

55729 NEW ZION 3474 1248 150 565 4872 0 0 360 1742 0 1527 14226 

55536 CRESTON, FIRST 39000 0 0 2771 39000 0 7318 8011 35430 0 25511 162617 

55348 CUMBERLAND 9500 0 0 1534 9500 0 0 1469 1557 0 7001 28682 

55436 PINE GROVE 3000 0 200 444 3200 0 0 255 416 0 1246 7640 

55070 DEXTER 12900 0 0 678 12900 0 0 869 1214 0 3885 31308 

55144 REDFIELD 12900 0 117 747 13017 0 0 843 4262 0 8302 39624 

55542 DIAGONAL YOKE 5016 0 0 934 5016 0 0 322 930 0 833 16027 

55498 ARISPE 5824 0 0 1357 5824 0 0 151 2479 0 12239 31036 

55642 SHANNON CITY 4488 0 0 1334 4488 0 0 75 172 0 2383 11831 

55546 EARLHAM 14840 0 0 1533 14840 0 140 1871 3916 0 8858 43354 

55674 WORTHINGTON 6200 0 444 759 6644 0 1000 423 2832 0 2545 19028 

55128 PENN CENTER 4960 0 355 664 5315 0 0 125 1904 0 1890 13534 

55552 FONTANELLE 13755 0 700 887 14455 0 0 880 3370 0 5446 37410 

55574 HIGHLAND 5895 0 881 457 6776 0 180 897 686 0 1439 16082 

55562 GREENFIELD 33000 0 589 2626 33589 0 5999 2001 35097 29500 11660 157128 

55082 GUTHRIE CENTER 25125 0 0 2586 25125 0 0 4052 7492 0 18369 80298 

55044 BOWMAN CHAPEL 8375 0 0 862 8375 0 0 1252 3732 0 4416 27265 

55578 HOPEVILLE 3096 0 0 0 3096 0 0 70 441 0 813 5846 

55588 LACELLE 2472 0 0 0 2472 0 320 0 0 0 770 4526 

55584 KELLERTON 8722 0 92 853 8814 0 0 883 2590 0 4765 24049 

55500 BEACONSFIELD 3042 0 49 336 3091 0 0 134 1494 0 1375 10320 

55558 GRAND RIVER 4836 0 66 534 4902 0 0 60 2386 0 3185 15933

55782 LACONA 4800 0 0 0 4800 0 0 89 0 0 1652 8931 

55590 LAMONI 14580 0 0 1331 14580 0 600 3523 7463 0 6163 47741 

55540 DECATUR 5632 0 0 579 5632 0 0 585 2618 0 2337 16938 

55538 DAVIS CITY 4608 0 0 475 4608 1059 160 302 624 0 13785 22822 

55592 LENOX 26318 0 206 4388 26524 0 2330 4437 13436 0 11633 84572 

55604 MERCER CENTER 2964 0 0 633 2964 0 0 399 600 0 1667 9158 

55598 MACKSBURG 10168 0 0 727 10168 0 0 467 1581 0 5365 28323 

55570 HEBRON 8432 0 0 503 8432 0 0 0 1104 0 8683 26074 

55596 LORIMOR 6200 0 0 452 6200 0 0 0 3260 0 3435 19561 

55412 MASSENA 12315 0 1523 2424 13838 0 0 2002 2145 0 13812 44696 

55332 BRIDGEWATER 6150 0 403 1175 6553 0 0 343 1429 0 2562 18796 

55330 AVONDALE 6684 0 0 1103 6684 0 0 1616 741 0 8891 26358 

55106 MENLO 10000 0 850 595 10850 0 196 464 2480 0 11467 32137 

55086 JEFFERSON CENTER 5000 0 0 317 5000 0 595 50 1081 0 11221 21431 

55796 MILO 18705 0 0 1671 18705 0 0 3245 6970 0 8638 48672 

55764 GREEN PLAIN 6124 0 0 533 6124 0 625 460 1882 0 2320 16940 

55784 LIBERTY CENTER 6382 0 0 591 6382 0 650 400 1717 0 4992 17889 

55606 MT. AYR, FIRST 22881 0 4908 2709 27789 0 0 1815 15257 0 7325 77469 

55636 REDDING 7076 0 1518 837 8594 0 0 388 3964 0 8895 27398 

55635 MIDDLE FORK 1216 0 260 143 1476 0 0 255 530 0 507 6462 

55610 MURRAY 6345 0 0 0 6345 0 0 246 574 0 2884 14133 

55808 NEW VIRGINIA 20650 0 0 1483 20650 0 0 0 3646 0 10200 55633 

55807 MEDORA 7638 0 0 548 7638 0 0 0 2395 0 2555 15994 

55221 NORWOOD 4000 0 0 1809 4000 0 600 1912 31 0 7058 20055 

55824 PLEASANT PRAIRIE 4000 0 0 1809 4000 0 0 421 14 0 12374 22379 

55622 ORIENT 18686 0 0 1922 18686 0 0 2702 4412 0 7975 56248 

55624 OSCEOLA 45387 0 1654 2706 47041 0 14425 3816 29803 0 16467 167058 

55836 RUSSELL, FAITH 15622 0 242 2012 15864 0 0 2948 4120 0 5160 48145 

55343 RUSSELL, BETHEL 3906 0 0 204 3906 0 0 0 0 0 741 8733 

55638 ST. CHARLES YOKE 14046 0 0 688 14046 0 0 509 5600 0 8154 42671 

55842 SEYMOUR 18450 0 98 1728 18548 0 0 1529 5276 0 8978 53011 

55832 PROMISE CITY 6150 0 105 780 6255 0 210 201 1937 0 4862 18424 

55156 STUART-MT. VERNON 25760 0 0 1595 25760 0 2313 4680 8456 0 15738 87841 

55652 TINGLEY 8215 0 0 854 8215 0 0 0 692 0 2464 19925 

55670 WISHARD CHAPEL 4002 0 0 416 4002 0 0 0 0 0 1558 10358 

55548 ELLSTON 8847 0 0 919 8847 0 0 0 20 0 7869 26663 

55594 LEON, LOVING CHAPEL 21590 0 190 1425 21780 0 0 2331 8901 0 29538 82613 

55576 HIGH POINT 4258 0 0 281 4258 0 0 1587 1430 0 1353 21441 

55658 VAN WERT 3345 0 0 221 3345 0 0 601 914 0 3468 12229 

55662 WELDON 1216 0 0 80 1216 0 0 789 329 0 5881 9760 

55654 TRURO 6134 0 1396 350 7530 0 0 271 2552 26 2992 20801 

55632 PERU 5909 0 1397 475 7306 0 0 290 1648 0 5790 20907 

55770 HUMESTON 11385 0 1328 1833 12713 0 0 1747 4223 0 13085 44941 

55668 WINTERSET, FIRST 40750 6398 573 1915 47721 0 8319 10305 50631 111400 28281 308357 

55639 PATTERSON 4334 666 0 197 5000 0 510 79 613 0 3982 13648 

55672 WOODBURN 1300 0 0 0 1300 0 0 0 985 0 550 3862 


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564 





Des Moines District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55020 ADEL 609 14 0 11 1 0 9 6 5 13 602 190 14 106 125 16 

55696 ALTOONA 531 39 0 10 0 0 0 11 6 6 557 347 25 146 35 27 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 2623 85 5 48 13 58 19 24 14 9 2650 961 70 801 51 50 

55708 CARLISLE 523 18 0 7 0 0 3 1 8 7 529 132 27 106 53 9 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 224 10 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 3 228 84 10 65 112 7 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 298 12 0 8 1 0 5 0 1 3 310 108 3 76 25 0 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 132 5 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 137 75 4 39 34 0 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 274 1 0 0 1 5 0 0 1 8 262 122 2 47 162 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 405 4 0 7 0 27 4 3 2 13 367 124 18 75 37 0 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 846 17 11 4 1 14 19 19 5 20 802 249 4 59 123 8 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 394 19 0 8 1 0 5 2 0 7 408 165 3 92 113 9 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 87 44 2 16 20 4 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 1434 18 7 22 5 0 0 17 13 27 1429 520 19 372 172 12 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 767 4 0 14 5 29 6 7 6 8 734 291 11 147 164 23 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 67 31 0 20 0 0 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 55 18 38 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 107 48 5 14 16 0 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 129 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 128 50 0 0 0 0 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85 40 0 15 14 0 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 60 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 62 39 0 1 7 0 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 571 6 0 14 6 0 0 8 1 5 583 218 4 125 180 5 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 253 10 1 7 4 10 4 6 0 2 253 127 10 80 60 13 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 191 1 0 2 0 26 2 3 1 5 157 83 5 15 15 4 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 35 0 0 0 0 0 4 2 3 0 26 37 0 9 12 5 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 279 1 0 0 0 8 6 2 4 3 257 104 1 33 42 1 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 367 5 0 5 0 30 4 5 0 10 328 156 12 55 117 0 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 67 5 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 74 35 0 0 0 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 338 4 0 2 0 17 2 2 0 9 314 177 2 50 54 0 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 148 0 0 1 0 7 0 6 1 4 131 40 0 19 7 0 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 50 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 50 20 0 15 8 8 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 350 4 0 6 4 0 0 8 1 3 352 135 2 74 68 7 

55068 DE SOTO 92 9 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 100 53 3 17 12 4 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 176 6 4 4 1 0 1 5 1 6 178 78 9 28 92 4 

55277 GRIMES 178 14 0 6 1 0 11 2 1 1 184 128 13 78 28 6 

55936 GRINNELL 960 14 7 10 3 7 0 1 0 10 976 366 13 129 79 14 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 85 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 85 35 2 20 15 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 145 1 0 7 4 0 0 2 0 1 154 70 4 38 25 0 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 78 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 83 40 0 30 80 0 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 1661 41 0 21 16 57 6 17 7 32 1620 612 44 491 253 28 

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 50 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 51 28 0 6 6 0 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 179 4 0 0 5 0 1 3 5 5 174 54 9 0 6 4

55776 KELLOGG 104 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 103 36 0 38 0 0 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 53 25 0 6 0 2 

55778 KILLDUFF 102 7 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 2 100 38 0 13 5 7 

55834 REASNOR 50 7 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 54 35 2 0 0 1 

55788 LINN GROVE 94 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 89 45 0 9 11 4 

55108 MINBURN 241 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 238 98 1 76 138 0 

55798 MINGO 96 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 94 40 1 19 20 0 

55762 FARRAR 86 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 87 37 1 0 0 0 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 139 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 140 60 5 25 43 0 

55840 SANTIAGO 86 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 84 30 2 21 25 0 

55802 MONROE 324 1 0 3 0 5 1 3 1 2 316 110 8 68 180 3 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 1341 23 0 4 7 0 10 17 5 28 1315 450 11 179 219 12 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 309 8 0 0 0 8 0 0 2 2 305 136 4 71 0 8 

55814 NORWALK 697 19 0 10 3 0 0 1 0 4 724 275 26 101 214 8 

55711 OAKWOOD 264 20 0 14 9 0 0 4 4 0 299 306 18 146 220 15 

55829 POLK CITY 185 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 197 48 1 40 0 0 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 258 0 1 2 6 0 2 0 1 2 262 104 3 55 106 8 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 49 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 51 28 0 5 13 0 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 919 32 0 8 1 0 13 8 10 8 921 348 14 230 310 16 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 789 44 0 25 15 0 13 7 3 1 849 449 33 266 697 16 

55158 VAN METER 234 4 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 235 135 1 45 0 13 

55042 BOONEVILLE 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 58 35 1 7 10 0 

55160 WAUKEE 369 7 0 14 5 0 7 6 0 4 378 149 15 101 119 0 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 88 11 0 12 4 1 0 4 0 0 110 100 6 44 96 6 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 79 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 80 52 3 18 15 2 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 309 19 0 22 11 0 0 3 3 3 352 242 23 126 103 0 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 2013 49 7 36 17 20 26 53 15 11 1997 631 41 560 235 32 

55164 WOODWARD 291 5 0 2 0 0 0 3 3 2 290 99 3 179 224 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 22 53 26 34 135 95 69 218 9 0 0 48 782 17 808 970000 130000 64986 0 0 

55696 ALTOONA 45 111 45 92 293 124 100 150 13 13 0 35 0 25 0 1596000 200000 0 480000 0 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 391 474 211 69 1145 278 221 369 48 110 1190 162 3687 60 16457 5312900 366800 724606 2080124 0 

55708 CARLISLE 20 53 20 48 141 72 30 170 7 0 0 30 1200 20 0 1155400 75400 86200 151244 0 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 17 74 47 11 149 56 0 0 7 0 0 44 1919 22 0 565000 75300 162000 0 0 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 11 71 34 30 146 55 8 69 9 0 0 38 1400 15 0 1206000 98000 24000 96000 0 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 10 27 4 20 61 25 12 5 0 10 0 44 300 0 0 341000 125000 75000 33000 0 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 50 53 5 35 143 45 31 50 0 8 250 0 0 0 0 663750 126250 83919 46846 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 26 28 4 57 115 53 37 35 0 15 300 75 625 7 0 1200000 104000 8500 0 0 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 17 23 14 165 219 159 12 54 6 46 0 206 1115 13 8318 7355000 300000 2500000 0 0 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 11 47 21 17 96 45 0 38 9 26 380 74 480 18 1370 975600 119000 90000 0 0 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 5 12 4 18 39 20 0 0 0 0 0 38 1500 6 0 840000 0 60000 0 0 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 77 225 115 315 732 350 451 343 9 0 0 179 1200 50 500 4676715 234758 11000 0 0 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 41 126 53 73 293 158 7 68 0 0 0 111 360 52 0 2547909 255000 223076 31189 0 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 4 8 7 10 29 12 6 20 0 0 0 14 315 0 0 281500 0 15315 0 0 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 4 23 11 16 54 44 0 14 10 24 0 36 0 11 0 173000 0 0 12000 0 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 1 0 0 10 11 10 0 10 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 210000 0 110000 0 0 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 4 4 6 12 26 15 0 10 0 0 0 26 1000 0 0 720000 0 140000 0 0 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 8 4 0 9 21 10 8 15 0 10 100 19 1200 0 0 350000 42000 5500 0 0 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 40 105 25 35 205 98 0 70 5 0 200 15 200 30 250 966510 105000 6950 187500 0 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 17 39 26 33 115 66 15 30 8 0 0 26 661 15 1500 800000 0 105000 280000 0 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 22 21 4 33 80 37 18 45 0 0 0 54 1790 0 0 676000 191910 64690 0 0 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 3 10 0 8 21 10 4 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 240000 30000 0 0 0 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 12 16 6 46 80 58 6 0 1 15 900 63 1876 8 2730 1537000 98000 56875 0 0 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 39 62 18 123 242 50 127 426 0 0 0 111 3370 12 0 1890000 117000 18000 47477 1588 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 2 20 0 15 37 18 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1300000 0 0 21000 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 25 48 21 98 192 86 111 116 0 12 0 98 5647 0 0 1367650 134000 500000 0 0 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 3 8 5 15 31 15 10 5 0 0 0 38 2217 0 0 1118800 0 207720 0 0 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 106000 0 11500 0 0 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 25 36 10 70 141 56 45 105 4 14 0 60 350 14 0 1500650 100000 38977 60000 0 

55068 DE SOTO 12 14 2 7 35 26 0 0 4 0 0 7 640 19 598 199766 115000 78674 0 0 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 12 35 10 17 74 30 6 12 5 18 1745 37 353 35 5118 719600 105000 25376 192088 0 

55277 GRIMES 20 110 36 20 186 65 30 70 9 0 0 0 0 10 0 1400000 0 100000 900000 31000 

55936 GRINNELL 71 197 123 101 492 211 127 313 14 0 0 184 1360 65 892 4225000 100000 27591 205659 0 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 6 5 15 3 29 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 0 76000 0 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 12 31 8 10 61 28 0 0 0 0 0 33 500 6 0 250000 100000 48757 0 0 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 5 12 2 0 19 12 0 0 0 0 0 18 225 0 0 275000 86000 7666 0 0 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 37 169 43 70 319 270 119 12 12 0 0 272 2750 55 0 4220000 375000 134000 0 0 

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 6 10 2 12 30 15 8 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100000 0 6000 0 0 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 12 25 5 10 52 38 0 0 0 0 600 23 1560 15 0 410000 0 0 0 0

55776 KELLOGG 9 14 6 20 49 20 25 15 0 0 0 20 450 6 150 297000 70000 0 0 0 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 3 6 2 15 26 16 6 0 0 0 0 16 410 2 125 191200 0 0 0 0 

55778 KILLDUFF 1 2 6 5 14 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200000 56000 0 0 0 

55834 REASNOR 3 12 0 0 15 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 220000 0 0 0 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 6 5 9 15 35 23 12 6 0 0 0 21 2607 9 64 143000 21125 117393 0 0 

55108 MINBURN 6 18 0 39 63 40 140 0 0 12 0 33 1500 16 0 595000 99000 0 0 0 

55798 MINGO 6 5 4 20 35 15 0 0 0 0 0 20 400 2 400 275000 65000 15000 0 0 

55762 FARRAR 4 11 3 8 26 13 0 43 0 0 0 24 400 6 400 305000 65000 7000 0 0 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 6 11 0 10 27 18 0 12 0 0 0 23 384 10 411 330000 91000 5332 0 0 

55840 SANTIAGO 2 4 0 12 18 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35000 0 21818 0 0 

55802 MONROE 15 72 25 25 137 54 81 82 2 25 1000 59 6500 14 50 925000 103000 0 0 3400 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 41 135 104 73 353 134 70 270 11 0 0 233 2448 25 0 3089000 280000 342282 0 0 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 16 36 18 28 98 49 20 15 0 0 0 27 0 20 0 362754 68145 0 0 0 

55814 NORWALK 24 81 36 26 167 87 61 0 15 0 0 31 1050 38 0 750000 128000 0 0 0 

55711 OAKWOOD 24 86 35 43 188 116 86 175 15 15 0 25 750 40 500 1012500 145000 0 378521 0 

55829 POLK CITY 12 33 12 8 65 30 20 0 0 0 0 24 715 40 0 656000 79290 0 34985 0 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 13 49 8 27 97 55 12 3 0 0 0 12 530 6 281 960000 115000 104944 0 0 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 5 1 3 15 24 15 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 94250 0 22278 0 0 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 81 121 113 122 437 209 146 195 16 24 1080 107 2489 80 0 3309000 331000 188000 168599 0 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 68 325 85 200 678 195 125 50 32 0 0 0 0 80 10800 2700000 150000 82000 1770544 0 

55158 VAN METER 15 51 26 36 128 65 10 20 0 0 0 0 0 26 800 830000 125000 33133 30000 0 

55042 BOONEVILLE 8 6 3 17 34 21 0 0 0 0 0 21 995 0 0 280000 0 26624 0 0 

55160 WAUKEE 43 78 30 38 189 100 10 20 0 0 0 49 800 30 0 900000 110000 28318 55840 0 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 19 41 8 23 91 36 39 93 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 1064000 0 52176 750000 0 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 7 10 4 25 46 25 0 20 2 15 918 34 1100 2 0 133000 0 20859 0 0 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 32 106 27 61 226 121 32 182 13 0 0 45 1898 27 243 1564000 125000 58940 447294 0 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 186 425 175 256 1042 251 206 321 32 20 17300 238 1500 76 8300 5775600 169000 8200 346201 0 

55164 WOODWARD 56 60 24 30 170 32 10 30 5 0 0 71 1725 14 0 627000 103500 10000 161355 0 


567

568 



Des Moines District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55020 ADEL 14197 14197 7652 7652 11319 11319 720 720 299 0 

55696 ALTOONA 16584 16584 8938 8938 13221 13221 840 841 257 0 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 62861 62861 33879 33879 50116 50116 3189 3189 1234 0 

55708 CARLISLE 13077 13077 7048 7048 10426 10426 663 663 258 0 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 6643 6643 3580 3580 5296 5296 337 337 0 0 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 7091 7091 3822 3822 5653 5653 360 360 144 550 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 5473 6567 2948 3539 4362 5235 277 333 70 0 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 9145 9145 3888 4929 5832 7291 464 464 138 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 10820 12984 5558 6998 8626 10352 494 659 215 2085 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 42915 42915 23129 23129 34214 34214 2177 2177 462 0 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 9482 9482 5110 5110 7560 7560 481 481 195 0 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 2500 6241 2500 3363 0 4975 0 317 43 0 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 54015 54015 29111 29111 43064 43064 2131 2740 716 48242 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 33811 33811 18223 18223 26957 26957 1715 1715 381 0 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 1663 1663 896 896 1326 1326 84 84 33 0 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 2361 4616 621 2488 1962 3680 58 234 24 0 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 3353 3353 1807 1807 2673 2673 170 170 65 0 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 2918 2918 1573 1573 2326 2326 148 148 43 0 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 2168 2168 1168 1168 1728 1728 110 110 32 0 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 14991 14991 8079 8079 11952 11952 761 761 285 0 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 9456 9456 5096 5096 0 7539 480 480 0 0 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 6337 6337 3415 3415 5052 5052 321 321 100 0 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 1625 1625 876 876 1295 1295 82 82 18 0 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 11801 11801 6360 6360 9408 9408 600 599 141 0 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 11609 11609 6256 6256 9255 9255 589 589 186 0 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 1424 1424 767 767 1135 1135 72 72 37 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 17576 17576 9473 9473 14013 14013 900 892 179 0 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 4316 4316 2326 2326 3441 3441 219 219 77 0 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 1072 1072 578 578 854 854 54 54 24 0 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 18356 18356 9893 9893 14634 14634 931 931 185 0 

55068 DE SOTO 3682 3682 1984 1984 2936 2936 187 187 47 0 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 6690 6690 2201 3605 2403 5333 84 339 89 0 

55277 GRIMES 0 2443 0 1317 0 1948 0 124 0 0 

55936 GRINNELL 23178 23178 12492 12492 18479 18479 1176 1176 480 0 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 1101 1469 594 792 878 1171 56 75 0 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 3703 3703 1996 1996 2953 2953 188 188 73 0 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 2198 2198 1185 1185 1753 1753 112 112 39 0 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 48786 48787 26293 26294 38895 38896 2474 2475 800 2701 

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 819 819 441 441 653 653 42 42 26 0 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 4724 4724 2546 2546 3766 3766 240 240 91 0

55776 KELLOGG 3750 3751 2022 2022 498 2990 39 190 0 0 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 1634 1634 881 881 1303 1303 83 83 9 0 

55778 KILLDUFF 2688 2933 1449 1581 2143 2338 136 149 49 0 

55834 REASNOR 1534 1534 827 827 1223 1223 78 78 24 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 2347 2347 1265 1265 1871 1871 119 119 45 0 

55108 MINBURN 8048 8048 4337 4337 6416 6416 408 408 116 0 

55798 MINGO 4219 4219 2274 2274 3364 3364 214 214 50 0 

55762 FARRAR 2191 2191 1181 1181 1747 1747 111 111 41 0 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 4360 4360 2350 2350 3476 3476 221 221 0 2656 

55840 SANTIAGO 2070 2070 1115 1115 1650 1650 105 105 0 0 

55802 MONROE 9619 9619 5184 5184 2556 7669 162 488 0 0 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 33772 33772 18201 18201 26925 26925 1713 1713 676 0 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 7663 7663 4130 4130 6109 6109 389 389 0 0 

55814 NORWALK 12676 12676 6832 6832 10106 10106 643 643 332 0 

55711 OAKWOOD 1770 1770 954 954 1410 1411 90 90 110 0 

55829 POLK CITY 4623 4623 2492 2492 3686 3686 235 235 0 1000 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 8244 8244 4443 4443 6656 6572 418 418 128 0 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 1539 1539 830 830 1227 1227 78 78 25 0 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 22800 31889 0 17186 0 25424 0 1618 0 0 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 19923 8862 8054 4776 13565 7065 847 450 385 0 

55158 VAN METER 7255 7255 3910 3910 5784 5784 368 368 116 0 

55042 BOONEVILLE 1481 1481 798 798 1180 1180 75 75 30 0 

55160 WAUKEE 10764 10764 5801 5801 8581 8582 546 546 184 0 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 183 183 99 99 190 146 9 9 29 0 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 2549 2549 1374 1374 2032 2032 128 129 39 1054 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 13642 13642 7352 7352 10876 10876 692 692 152 0 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 40621 66037 21511 35591 32811 52649 2004 3350 0 41111 

55164 WOODWARD 6683 8222 4431 4431 0 6555 0 417 0 0 


569

570 




Des Moines District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



55020 ADEL 559 0 0 197 223 0 204 0 35 0 0 0 3026 0 0 630 2096 

55696 ALTOONA 2842 0 0 604 0 100 338 183 183 100 185 169 1575 0 0 3403 1337 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 14281 0 0 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 0 16149 227 0 12002 4705 

55708 CARLISLE 1993 0 0 249 25 36 28 8 10 0 34 6 263 0 0 1877 1241 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 234 0 0 97 27 14 26 7 17 22 14 1 455 0 0 2153 1628 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 429 0 0 10 5 5 42 0 0 3 29 19 569 0 0 509 797 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 596 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 219 0 25 25 25 25 0 0 0 25 0 25 734 0 0 125 0 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 2864 0 0 788 72 65 57 0 1152 0 78 29 2255 0 0 2005 2075 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 2101 0 0 329 159 90 34 154 115 0 281 141 7882 0 0 12229 9617 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 563 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1476 0 0 6233 1287 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 365 0 0 116 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 17 176 0 0 3255 1158 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 9349 0 0 0 173 45 0 101 133 69 463 74 11651 100 0 13642 7985 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 8480 680 200 831 172 103 20 114 125 240 93 30 3736 0 0 4202 4837 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 198 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 75 0 0 617 454 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 462 0 0 50 300 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 682 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 963 0 0 870 160 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 154 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 113 0 0 0 696 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 357 0 0 90 0 5 68 39 54 0 0 0 275 0 0 327 679 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 4261 0 0 235 20 69 111 46 42 0 74 0 1795 0 0 2722 1411 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 512 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1316 0 0 1226 1781 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 2798 0 0 65 47 79 47 67 58 0 52 48 1937 0 0 4178 1391 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 724 0 0 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 37 261 0 0 273 347 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 896 0 0 69 51 5 83 5 42 23 24 23 1714 0 0 2324 4607 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 5238 0 0 471 144 73 166 195 192 30 90 98 917 0 0 4917 2944 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 150 0 0 25 0 631 0 0 390 0 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 2798 0 0 107 67 77 52 47 50 42 0 42 4737 295 0 3874 2606 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 1792 0 0 39 40 20 54 20 21 25 21 0 800 100 0 1010 1790 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 10 0 0 142 20 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 87 0 0 19 0 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 1697 0 0 448 46 45 60 5 40 0 12 5 1732 0 0 1341 4281 

55068 DE SOTO 159 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 0 0 661 0 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 985 0 0 25 12 29 0 35 20 0 0 0 1358 0 0 402 1117 

55277 GRIMES 148 0 0 155 0 0 123 0 0 0 0 0 251 0 0 491 0 

55936 GRINNELL 9693 0 0 477 205 173 229 100 95 200 200 0 4088 0 0 12675 3779 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 210 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 492 0 0 180 0 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 373 0 0 121 34 0 0 17 23 0 57 62 651 0 10 1130 515 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 911 0 0 122 54 97 0 12 27 0 58 100 1025 0 0 1203 740 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 10981 0 0 2438 563 558 737 372 815 468 719 0 11717 0 0 3281 8193 

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 98 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 522 0 0 73 112 141 21 16 11 0 0 0 385 0 0 661 448

55776 KELLOGG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 0 0 0 685 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55778 KILLDUFF 617 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 67 102 0 0 432 0 

55834 REASNOR 514 0 0 59 59 59 59 59 59 0 0 70 92 0 0 242 0 

55788 LINN GROVE 622 0 0 105 48 0 89 91 72 78 0 0 0 0 0 195 441 

55108 MINBURN 813 0 0 106 30 5 10 0 20 25 22 10 500 0 0 1302 1342 

55798 MINGO 424 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 234 0 0 248 173 

55762 FARRAR 155 0 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 397 0 0 482 731 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 300 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 98 852 

55840 SANTIAGO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 365 0 

55802 MONROE 2667 0 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 130 883 0 0 20 1277 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 8721 0 0 900 191 155 369 115 88 138 129 142 10515 0 0 37346 7153 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 5529 0 0 418 46 89 118 100 101 76 50 50 1408 0 0 386 1394 

55814 NORWALK 248 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 204 0 3393 0 0 958 1000 

55711 OAKWOOD 1808 0 0 589 0 50 207 218 0 62 266 0 1377 0 0 1665 0 

55829 POLK CITY 546 0 0 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 399 0 0 1534 526 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 2629 0 0 121 131 51 45 16 28 60 64 1 688 0 0 1040 964 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 1846 0 0 225 20 40 5 38 26 52 38 25 1032 0 200 508 420 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 2608 0 0 641 118 0 275 56 79 60 0 0 4315 0 0 2613 5064 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 6925 0 0 403 25 65 275 125 355 0 353 31 6600 0 0 815 0 

55158 VAN METER 928 0 0 188 115 35 35 35 25 113 25 25 1348 0 0 4346 0 

55042 BOONEVILLE 598 0 0 42 54 23 74 42 43 0 0 0 908 0 0 1033 480 

55160 WAUKEE 2560 0 0 347 170 161 168 101 0 286 244 169 493 0 0 1111 1159 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 1601 0 0 87 25 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 195 0 0 100 0 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 129 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 248 0 0 379 770 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 8019 0 0 284 0 0 159 0 111 0 0 90 6384 0 0 11080 1215 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 6474 0 0 426 0 0 165 130 145 206 0 0 2646 0 0 10863 4613 

55164 WOODWARD 1194 0 0 75 11 0 20 9 19 13 17 13 163 0 0 234 1677 


571

572 




Des Moines District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55020 ADEL 48657 0 1977 2552 50634 0 7621 26069 34137 0 26108 194483 

55696 ALTOONA 39864 0 2837 1882 42701 0 33675 10864 20646 26265 100063 292923 

55698 ANKENY, FIRST 50144 79919 546 5270 130609 27112 73493 46759 195538 201041 246232 1142553 

55708 CARLISLE 37481 0 707 458 38188 0 8844 8154 34137 12000 8513 150264 

55718 COLFAX, FIRST 27747 0 0 1304 27747 0 0 1227 8290 3396 13683 80128 

55062 DALLAS CENTER 36424 0 0 2281 36424 0 3580 2859 9390 13426 23705 120081 

98805 DES MOINES, BURNS 27446 0 4557 2795 32003 0 9590 11446 12925 2200 61912 156047 

55734 DES MOINES, EASTON PLAC 35502 0 0 2862 35502 0 1168 1869 12956 654 76938 161232 

55736 DES MOINES, EPWORTH 38068 0 0 2521 38068 0 10200 5808 31840 0 120347 253096 

55738 DES MOINES, FIRST 56425 27965 398 2567 84788 0 51496 37908 101831 0 119310 542331 

55740 DES MOINES, FORT DES MO 30900 0 0 0 30900 0 5392 2793 18973 0 18788 113390 

55742 DES MOINES, GATCHEL 13580 0 10000 1899 23580 0 5475 2553 9587 0 12452 65326 

55744 DES MOINES, GRACE 60000 27800 1108 1724 88908 38037 63602 25664 161194 0 62895 666717 

55746 DES MOINES, IMMANUEL 47517 14416 464 5007 62397 0 32928 14607 71548 8116 32499 331699 

55748 DES MOINES, JORDAN 8283 0 0 175 8283 0 1040 1850 500 0 10800 27803 

55749 DES MOINES, KOREAN 17948 0 6193 1589 24141 0 3455 1988 3154 12666 9439 66460 

55247 DES MOINES, MARQUISVILL 15960 0 0 1700 15960 0 2260 350 3070 0 12458 50197 

55243 DES MOINES, CHRIST 10480 0 0 1460 10480 0 5200 900 2838 0 30348 61932 

55249 DES MOINES, MILLER 12060 0 0 246 12060 0 300 1182 1316 0 5311 28602 

55737 DES MOINES, NEW HOPE 44750 0 766 2677 45516 0 7615 12750 35200 20423 11550 187131 

55751 DES MOINES, ST. JOHN'S 40191 0 0 2113 40191 0 5248 2325 19129 50194 28603 174120 

55255 DES MOINES, SHERIDAN PA 27370 0 0 1480 27370 0 0 4548 13870 0 12952 88469 

55706 DES MOINES, CAPITOL HEI 7275 0 0 180 7275 0 1560 921 3291 0 7211 26861 

55750 DES MOINES, SIMPSON 27000 0 1033 1171 28033 0 0 2015 42041 0 30876 149554 

55257 DES MOINES, STAVES 38541 0 0 1373 38541 0 2067 7124 41913 11276 34009 181201 

55752 DES MOINES, TRINITY 9050 0 0 330 9050 0 0 100 16994 3433 23779 59527 

55754 DES MOINES, UNION PARK 37761 0 0 4091 37761 0 13417 11581 52102 0 34773 212642 

55756 DES MOINES, WESLEY 12000 0 0 1200 12000 0 4540 1426 4548 0 14169 52202 

55732 DES MOINES, BLOOMFIELD 5520 0 0 480 5520 0 0 894 687 0 2490 12946 

55758 DES MOINES, WINDSOR 35628 0 1254 4635 36882 0 16295 4761 33448 7096 36714 199729 

55068 DE SOTO 15000 0 0 500 15000 0 430 1875 2699 0 8932 40754 

55267 GRANGER, EMMANUEL 27510 0 0 2753 27510 0 500 2830 17423 38359 136260 246785 

55277 GRIMES 37000 0 12846 1974 49846 0 0 8586 13632 75707 24046 184323 

55936 GRINNELL 53810 24400 3333 8573 81543 0 22026 9852 48023 11726 188716 460812 

55273 HOPKINS GROVE 7920 0 0 2200 7920 0 0 2803 3374 0 1577 21836 

55712 INDIANOLA, CENTER CHAPE 19507 0 3300 1771 22807 0 0 3265 1466 0 3825 50035 

55760 INDIANOLA, FARMERS CHAP 9753 0 1100 885 10853 0 0 2102 2641 0 18789 43995 

55772 INDIANOLA, FIRST 45198 26431 10593 2824 82222 0 79863 32774 122573 0 59299 548394 

55774 IRA COMMUNITY CHURCH 3900 0 0 1068 3900 0 0 1292 2360 0 6370 17069 

55710 IVY, CENTENNIAL 16450 0 0 2410 16450 0 2637 1831 7995 0 5879 50437

55776 KELLOGG 17030 0 0 1632 17030 0 0 0 3401 0 3794 37048 

55826 PLEASANT VIEW 9170 0 0 895 9170 0 0 0 1825 0 2773 20555 

55778 KILLDUFF 13256 0 0 2184 13256 0 0 2741 2464 0 14224 41938 

55834 REASNOR 6528 0 1650 930 8178 0 60 1492 1626 0 2239 18969 

55788 LINN GROVE 12060 0 0 2192 12060 0 0 3245 2066 0 2904 30498 

55108 MINBURN 35705 0 0 3652 35705 0 0 2475 12829 0 35102 121268 

55798 MINGO 14968 0 0 1712 14968 0 0 428 4006 0 8347 42532 

55762 FARRAR 12246 0 0 1468 12246 0 0 1077 3762 0 3570 30886 

55800 MITCHELLVILLE 21858 0 0 1681 21858 0 1921 685 1792 0 3558 49578 

55840 SANTIAGO 9377 0 1334 841 10711 0 1370 831 638 0 3688 25008 

55802 MONROE 31700 0 1578 1832 33278 0 0 3134 25207 0 9499 100657 

55806 NEWTON, FIRST 61250 39271 0 7560 100521 0 16343 16411 82498 0 40923 420399 

55809 NEWTON, ST. LUKE 35018 0 0 3864 35018 0 0 3599 13447 0 27269 110444 

55814 NORWALK 43620 0 2621 3086 46241 0 12847 7129 19264 6924 32271 172714 

55711 OAKWOOD 39000 0 0 4308 39000 0 37050 10023 19159 72931 29148 228461 

55829 POLK CITY 15000 0 0 315 15000 0 1680 2448 5709 11196 3287 56220 

55830 PRAIRIE CITY 28325 0 0 2202 28325 0 1873 3005 15055 0 16317 95539 

55822 PLEASANT HILL 5802 0 0 432 5802 0 0 737 2257 0 1441 18156 

55790 URBANDALE, ALDERSGATE 55422 33567 0 1986 88989 0 59101 17825 71697 411898 37198 738243 

55723 WALNUT HILLS 49269 0 0 443 49269 0 128155 29866 61519 222000 37784 587823 

55158 VAN METER 26528 0 2728 2275 29256 0 3813 5567 14709 22841 10419 118911 

55042 BOONEVILLE 6632 0 692 575 7324 0 0 1852 3165 0 3150 23907 

55160 WAUKEE 33709 0 2353 1639 36062 0 3600 14440 24304 27466 12479 156662 

55250 W.D.M., JORDAN CREEK 31330 0 8424 1233 39754 0 11454 5504 14590 3430 467768 552738 

55102 MAPLE GROVE (WEST DES M 12000 0 0 1200 12000 0 1960 990 862 0 12319 37906 

55245 WEST DES MOINES, VALLEY 41208 0 602 886 41810 0 14402 11081 30220 76683 41247 275130 

55722 WEST DES MOINES 58240 72280 24000 4483 154520 0 79646 34957 177036 252935 58077 938179 

55164 WOODWARD 35225 0 0 3256 35225 0 2875 3138 10088 11000 9176 96932 


573

574 





Dubuque District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56762 ANAMOSA 343 2 0 4 0 0 0 13 2 7 327 128 3 54 40 5 

56894 ARLINGTON 192 4 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 4 193 65 1 39 27 4 

57016 VOLGA 58 4 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 61 22 5 5 14 4 

56904 CALMAR 76 2 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 3 73 27 0 0 4 2 

56902 BURR OAK 86 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 86 30 1 14 4 1 

55047 CASTALIA 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 5 0 0 0 0 

56968 HAWKEYE 105 6 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 4 112 60 0 21 0 2 

56892 ALPHA 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 9 0 3 0 0 

55147 UNION SUMNER 50 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 52 15 4 15 0 0 

56998 RANDALIA 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 23 0 0 0 3 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 54 0 0 0 0 7 2 4 0 4 37 9 0 2 13 0 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 17 0 0 10 4 0 

56908 COLESBURG 272 17 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 5 289 121 4 37 39 17 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 561 0 0 3 12 10 0 2 3 5 556 156 5 5 40 16 

56920 DELHI 275 0 0 0 0 0 12 2 0 4 257 100 1 50 94 6 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 73 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 68 18 0 10 16 2 

56794 DELMAR 134 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 134 48 2 28 3 4 

56798 ELWOOD 154 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 156 44 1 46 4 2 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 154 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 158 91 6 76 28 0 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 175 0 0 1 4 0 0 5 3 7 165 60 2 57 0 0 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 530 19 0 4 3 12 11 15 12 11 495 210 12 95 91 21 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 77 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 82 45 3 22 10 5 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 55 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 66 35 2 19 2 0 

57006 SHERRILL 97 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 101 58 3 50 37 0 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 619 7 0 11 0 2 11 11 3 6 604 250 6 129 36 17 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 79 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 80 33 1 16 13 2 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 231 8 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 9 231 104 8 71 65 10 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 190 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 4 182 58 2 44 33 3 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 116 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 5 113 55 2 60 33 3 

56946 EPWORTH 170 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 172 90 5 57 61 12 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 186 6 0 0 1 0 1 6 0 4 182 62 5 4 70 5 

56964 GREELEY 95 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 95 40 9 43 33 7 

56966 GUTTENBERG 194 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 195 67 3 42 92 2 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 74 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 5 66 30 2 27 19 1 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 118 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 122 57 6 35 18 7 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 675 11 0 1 0 0 0 6 3 13 665 219 1 97 40 13 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 158 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 157 75 4 78 167 5 

56896 AURORA 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 88 40 1 4 40 5 

55099 LANSING 187 0 0 1 5 0 0 2 3 5 183 130 6 125 120 11 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 56 35 0 35 8 3

56982 MANCHESTER 723 15 0 10 5 0 2 6 1 18 726 252 10 102 249 20 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 533 3 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 11 539 200 8 32 11 9 

56980 MC GREGOR 85 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 88 34 2 12 42 1 

56822 MILES 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 32 12 0 5 11 0 

56838 PRESTON 57 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 58 32 3 17 15 5 

56842 SABULA 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 62 26 4 14 19 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 415 10 0 0 7 0 2 0 0 3 427 135 5 86 25 13 

56962 GIARD 91 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 89 43 4 33 3 3 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 277 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 277 92 0 11 8 0 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 535 12 2 6 2 18 0 4 0 6 529 155 8 0 0 0 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 262 7 0 4 0 3 0 2 1 7 260 96 10 60 47 7 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 178 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 175 53 4 46 17 4 

55049 FOREST MILLS 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 67 37 0 13 4 3 

57022 WEST UNION 360 10 4 0 1 0 0 1 6 5 363 132 9 72 36 7 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 162 1 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 2 162 50 3 0 0 4 

56872 WYOMING 68 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 4 60 20 0 15 41 2 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 52 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 53 18 0 18 55 4 


575

576 





Dubuque District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



56762 ANAMOSA 14 33 21 27 95 65 10 6 7 0 0 77 4887 21 0 750000 0 133491 0 0 

56894 ARLINGTON 7 21 9 0 37 34 0 0 4 0 0 41 0 11 0 195320 30000 19000 0 0 

57016 VOLGA 3 20 0 10 33 25 0 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 80000 25000 10000 0 0 

56904 CALMAR 2 2 2 0 6 3 10 12 2 0 0 12 500 0 0 340000 80000 15000 0 4763 

56902 BURR OAK 4 14 4 0 22 12 4 0 1 0 0 12 1500 6 0 254000 0 0 0 1467 

55047 CASTALIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 40000 0 0 0 0 

56968 HAWKEYE 4 15 2 10 31 27 8 0 0 0 0 11 500 0 0 340000 80000 40000 0 1326 

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 4 0 0 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 250 0 0 85000 0 6000 0 1628 

56998 RANDALIA 2 8 3 0 13 12 0 0 0 0 0 18 250 0 0 88000 30000 11025 0 2984 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 120000 0 0 0 3530 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000 0 720 0 816 

56908 COLESBURG 37 31 20 22 110 61 23 12 1 12 570 91 2500 20 135 356650 57225 315273 0 0 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 28 46 53 40 167 83 23 8 0 0 0 124 2824 35 0 1150000 0 514385 0 0 

56920 DELHI 19 23 21 0 63 30 8 0 0 0 0 50 0 15 0 520000 95000 0 0 3123 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 50 0 0 135300 88000 45000 0 0 

56794 DELMAR 10 25 6 8 49 31 6 0 0 22 1272 20 1296 20 0 60000 45000 0 0 0 

56798 ELWOOD 5 24 6 0 35 26 8 0 0 15 0 40 0 9 0 565000 0 0 0 0 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 10 31 20 12 73 40 30 12 0 22 1527 20 1026 20 330 608000 0 25000 0 0 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 5 5 0 5 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 13 50 0 0 393700 69800 5000 0 0 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 40 81 48 35 204 66 0 0 19 6 540 71 944 12 3043 1300000 100000 616449 135000 18671 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 5 14 7 8 34 22 40 27 3 0 0 13 0 3 64 300000 66500 0 0 0 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 6 10 9 9 34 30 0 30 0 0 0 13 100 7 140 250000 0 0 0 0 

57006 SHERRILL 20 8 3 14 45 40 0 4 1 0 0 24 11889 5 0 645911 73750 3000 0 0 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 36 52 48 60 196 113 39 80 0 0 0 97 550 46 0 4218000 389400 430000 0 0 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 4 7 4 4 19 14 0 0 0 0 0 27 1911 6 400 425000 115000 0 27000 0 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 26 37 38 12 113 55 13 12 6 0 0 79 4920 22 600 592000 85000 18000 0 0 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 4 24 4 7 39 20 3 14 0 0 0 33 1161 6 88 481000 100000 41800 0 0 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 6 18 3 4 31 19 3 19 0 0 0 33 1952 7 88 175000 0 91500 0 5072 

56946 EPWORTH 16 39 18 16 89 47 28 44 0 0 0 26 300 28 0 587000 80000 25640 74047 0 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 4 30 0 0 34 25 0 6 0 0 0 46 1601 0 0 1598800 127700 107000 0 0 

56964 GREELEY 8 14 8 8 38 37 0 0 0 0 0 32 2500 7 0 100000 650000 15120 0 5379 

56966 GUTTENBERG 6 10 25 25 66 20 20 10 2 11 300 58 6161 26 400 259650 90300 34207 0 8134 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 4 6 2 12 24 24 0 0 0 0 0 25 1000 1 0 86000 39000 0 0 0 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 16 42 20 20 98 80 9 25 4 7 500 7 2631 8 55 320000 0 25000 0 0 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 30 76 62 20 188 82 12 65 13 0 0 125 685 36 500 1409100 150000 39266 0 0 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 15 45 15 6 81 50 12 72 0 0 0 34 475 15 400 200000 52500 10000 0 0 

56896 AURORA 5 4 8 0 17 10 2 20 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 215000 52500 0 0 0 

55099 LANSING 19 90 47 16 172 99 21 0 0 0 0 65 651 20 0 425000 56000 0 0 4548 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 6 21 4 12 43 25 5 0 0 0 0 24 852 0 0 500000 0 0 0 3459

56982 MANCHESTER 24 101 34 31 190 119 36 127 13 24 0 185 2371 75 600 2036658 90000 57000 0 14868 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 14 30 48 23 115 71 12 8 14 25 715 80 4500 26 3875 1485000 127000 0 0 0 

56980 MC GREGOR 2 9 0 0 11 7 0 108 1 0 0 21 1789 0 0 111000 54000 27524 0 0 

56822 MILES 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 186000 91000 0 1476 0 

56838 PRESTON 4 17 8 0 29 14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40000 0 4000 0 0 

56842 SABULA 3 9 2 0 14 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 299567 78566 40000 0 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 18 54 48 18 138 39 16 12 10 28 2000 99 2814 25 0 600000 80000 14000 0 2594 

56962 GIARD 3 13 4 7 27 12 2 7 0 2 0 20 1100 2 0 100500 35500 15554 0 0 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 12 24 8 15 59 30 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30000 72000 5000 0 3300 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 24 55 37 26 142 78 15 50 6 0 0 111 95 27 0 1800000 113000 172000 0 11783 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 12 45 15 8 80 45 0 8 0 0 0 61 2689 19 150 847300 76600 180116 0 0 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 8 30 8 9 55 20 0 15 0 0 0 37 127 4 250 554650 75900 63935 0 3470 

55049 FOREST MILLS 6 7 5 10 28 12 0 10 0 0 0 11 200 5 250 165000 0 0 0 1507 

57022 WEST UNION 11 37 32 10 90 49 13 60 10 12 612 80 1012 21 972 1380000 86000 138000 30783 0 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 7 15 18 10 50 20 7 0 0 0 0 60 0 13 0 125000 0 0 0 4745 

56872 WYOMING 6 12 0 0 18 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 230 2 0 60000 61000 3731 0 3386 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 10 10 5 8 33 10 10 42 4 0 0 12 0 4 0 37000 0 8583 0 727 


577

578 



Dubuque District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56762 ANAMOSA 9702 9702 5229 5229 7735 7735 492 492 0 0 

56894 ARLINGTON 2752 2752 1483 1483 2194 2194 140 140 0 601 

57016 VOLGA 1522 1527 822 823 1222 1217 77 77 0 0 

56904 CALMAR 1941 1941 1046 1046 1547 1547 98 98 0 0 

56902 BURR OAK 1485 1871 369 1009 1077 1492 69 95 0 0 

55047 CASTALIA 125 559 60 301 95 446 5 28 0 0 

56968 HAWKEYE 3257 3257 943 1756 0 2597 0 165 0 0 

56892 ALPHA 349 349 188 188 279 279 18 18 0 344 

55147 UNION SUMNER 951 1635 512 881 763 1304 49 83 0 0 

56998 RANDALIA 1337 1337 721 721 1066 1066 68 68 0 0 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 1602 1602 810 864 450 1278 0 81 0 0 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 413 413 223 223 329 329 21 21 0 0 

56908 COLESBURG 6401 6401 3450 3450 5104 5104 325 325 0 0 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 12593 12593 6787 6787 10040 10040 639 639 0 0 

56920 DELHI 4728 5165 1740 2784 2573 4118 163 262 0 0 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 1660 1898 895 1023 1323 1513 84 96 0 0 

56794 DELMAR 2586 2586 1394 1394 2062 2062 131 131 0 0 

56798 ELWOOD 2427 2427 1308 1308 1935 1935 123 123 0 0 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 3898 3898 252 2101 0 3108 0 198 0 2467 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 4362 4362 2351 2351 3478 3478 221 221 0 0 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 23424 23419 12624 12621 0 18671 1188 1188 0 0 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 2244 2244 1209 1209 1789 1789 114 114 0 0 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 1426 1426 768 768 1137 1137 72 72 0 0 

57006 SHERRILL 2592 2592 1397 1397 2067 2067 132 132 0 0 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 22462 22462 12106 12106 17908 17908 1140 1140 0 0 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 2706 2706 1458 1458 2157 2157 137 137 0 0 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 5012 5012 2701 2701 3996 3996 254 254 0 250 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 4119 4119 2220 2220 3284 3284 208 209 0 0 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 2194 2194 1182 1182 874 1749 111 111 0 0 

56946 EPWORTH 3384 3385 1824 1824 2699 2699 171 172 0 0 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 6504 6504 3505 3505 5185 5185 330 330 0 0 

56964 GREELEY 2100 3133 0 1689 0 2498 0 159 0 500 

56966 GUTTENBERG 1706 5118 919 2758 1370 4080 86 260 0 0 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 1796 1796 968 968 1432 1432 91 91 0 0 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 2703 2704 1457 1457 2156 2156 137 137 0 0 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 16004 16004 8625 8625 12759 12759 812 812 0 0 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 3691 3691 1989 1989 2943 2943 187 187 0 2083 

56896 AURORA 1910 1910 1029 1029 1523 1523 97 97 0 734 

55099 LANSING 5364 5364 2891 2891 0 4276 0 272 0 1923 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 194 1612 194 869 0 1285 0 82 0 0

56982 MANCHESTER 12110 15902 0 8571 0 12678 0 807 0 5847 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 10219 11149 5508 6009 8148 8889 518 566 0 0 

56980 MC GREGOR 2254 2254 1215 1215 1797 1797 114 114 0 0 

56822 MILES 661 1364 296 735 450 1087 69 69 0 0 

56838 PRESTON 2016 2016 1087 1087 1608 1608 102 102 0 0 

56842 SABULA 2009 2009 1083 1083 1602 1602 102 102 0 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 7481 7481 2324 4032 1215 5964 0 380 0 1500 

56962 GIARD 1592 1592 858 858 1269 1269 81 81 0 0 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 1346 4616 725 2488 1073 3680 68 234 0 1924 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 9840 14549 5015 7841 7602 11599 485 738 0 26847 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 7110 7110 3832 3832 5668 5668 361 361 0 0 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 6270 6270 1837 3379 3069 4998 318 318 0 3700 

55049 FOREST MILLS 1637 1637 513 882 250 1305 0 83 0 0 

57022 WEST UNION 9546 9547 5145 5145 7611 7611 483 484 0 0 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 3810 3810 205 2054 0 3038 0 193 0 0 

56872 WYOMING 1350 1984 0 1069 0 1582 0 101 0 0 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 610 915 329 493 487 730 31 46 0 0 


579

580 




Dubuque District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



56762 ANAMOSA 778 0 0 0 30 40 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3464 1751 

56894 ARLINGTON 56 0 0 41 0 0 21 20 20 0 16 22 221 0 0 589 1198 

57016 VOLGA 75 0 0 19 24 0 32 17 17 0 14 7 75 0 0 166 702 

56904 CALMAR 1305 0 0 260 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 215 0 0 652 853 

56902 BURR OAK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 10 369 

55047 CASTALIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 

56968 HAWKEYE 221 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 135 0 0 255 353 

56892 ALPHA 25 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 0 0 30 0 0 118 0 

55147 UNION SUMNER 500 0 0 859 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 455 

56998 RANDALIA 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 299 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 245 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 0 0 0 10 10 10 10 10 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56908 COLESBURG 1707 0 0 89 52 0 20 9 53 0 0 0 1581 0 0 1321 1912 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 5197 0 0 551 665 103 337 103 285 0 0 0 816 0 0 842 2776 

56920 DELHI 140 0 0 120 89 33 0 40 0 0 60 0 50 0 0 2004 1187 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 354 

56794 DELMAR 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 21 30 172 0 0 610 578 

56798 ELWOOD 34 0 0 66 0 0 0 0 16 0 81 21 204 0 0 628 728 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 419 0 5 47 83 30 38 12 48 0 34 5 85 0 0 638 287 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 269 0 0 35 20 15 43 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 1406 579 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 2433 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 0 50 50 100 0 0 1374 3929 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 502 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 207 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 108 382 

57006 SHERRILL 635 0 30 100 100 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 396 0 0 697 1040 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 2350 0 0 640 191 93 186 78 225 207 72 48 1148 0 0 1709 2263 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 178 0 0 169 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 169 0 0 1778 695 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 1530 0 0 51 41 2 39 31 45 38 35 73 1020 0 0 4665 1843 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 404 0 0 0 15 2 0 0 0 21 27 15 10 0 0 532 1212 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 1654 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 38 18 0 0 0 797 0 

56946 EPWORTH 501 0 0 138 177 75 85 0 46 40 0 0 166 0 0 795 733 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 539 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 408 0 0 917 1540 

56964 GREELEY 122 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 136 718 

56966 GUTTENBERG 131 0 0 38 5 11 74 25 24 0 0 0 394 0 25 3205 2027 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 502 0 0 0 65 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 324 774 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 804 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 285 0 0 1605 506 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 1971 0 0 40 147 0 130 0 0 0 0 0 655 0 0 958 3375 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 543 0 0 36 39 15 34 0 45 17 49 29 621 0 0 653 1261 

56896 AURORA 459 0 0 20 7 0 10 12 0 28 25 65 449 0 0 40 195 

55099 LANSING 223 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 11 10 0 0 451 578 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 50

56982 MANCHESTER 3832 0 0 202 85 75 173 40 50 45 152 55 1878 0 0 1747 6279 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 2830 0 0 40 131 0 135 50 46 0 0 0 82 0 0 1515 1986 

56980 MC GREGOR 486 0 0 0 40 0 0 20 77 0 0 0 467 0 0 705 554 

56822 MILES 0 0 0 55 44 44 39 39 39 0 0 0 54 0 125 0 0 

56838 PRESTON 483 0 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 0 48 123 0 0 328 0 

56842 SABULA 0 0 0 42 42 42 42 42 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 4878 0 0 65 14 36 64 24 127 0 38 17 661 0 124 902 3008 

56962 GIARD 327 0 0 70 17 57 50 38 42 35 48 15 146 0 0 391 1376 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 418 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 111 0 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 1375 0 0 25 0 0 64 0 8 0 50 0 724 0 0 1177 3666 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 799 0 0 46 36 83 0 27 50 29 56 25 490 0 40 1688 1767 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 375 0 0 8 9 19 42 9 17 0 28 15 193 0 0 144 502 

55049 FOREST MILLS 12 0 0 21 26 0 12 0 7 0 19 32 0 0 0 208 300 

57022 WEST UNION 2841 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 322 0 0 1102 1657 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 0 0 0 83 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 

56872 WYOMING 68 0 0 34 0 0 0 0 30 0 36 0 317 0 30 280 0 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 82 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 12 0 20 0 0 150 175 


581

582 




Dubuque District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56762 ANAMOSA 29350 3750 10181 2466 43281 0 1549 0 9736 0 51826 146882 

56894 ARLINGTON 16768 0 0 1750 16768 0 0 82 2627 0 3876 38425 

57016 VOLGA 9432 0 0 871 9432 0 0 0 0 0 1125 18181 

56904 CALMAR 8604 0 60 0 8664 0 40 801 1742 0 9481 28630 

56902 BURR OAK 8260 0 0 0 8260 0 0 0 892 0 5582 19424 

55047 CASTALIA 3000 0 0 0 3000 0 0 0 290 0 0 3765 

56968 HAWKEYE 9644 1080 410 3654 11134 0 0 822 3730 0 3464 31559 

56892 ALPHA 2058 180 0 582 2238 0 0 0 300 0 0 5091 

55147 UNION SUMNER 7536 630 224 2125 8390 0 0 261 907 0 2318 19615 

56998 RANDALIA 4973 420 0 968 5393 0 0 336 2912 0 4242 18625 

56986 MAYNARD, EMMANUEL 5220 1080 44 1107 6344 0 0 72 466 0 2611 15240 

55143 WESTGATE, MURPHY 725 150 0 271 875 0 0 0 78 0 2706 5432 

56908 COLESBURG 28875 0 0 3868 28875 0 0 6396 13444 0 6739 86212 

56916 DECORAH, FIRST 40870 0 5333 1667 46203 0 5200 0 22835 0 30895 152144 

56920 DELHI 22464 0 1254 1912 23718 0 0 1599 14151 0 6076 66054 

56900 BUCK CREEK (DELHI) 8736 0 0 676 8736 0 0 0 2583 0 4220 22783 

56794 DELMAR 12500 0 0 888 12500 0 645 2025 1803 0 6793 35392 

56798 ELWOOD 12500 0 0 720 12500 0 0 0 3375 0 4827 32099 

56940 EAST DUBUQUE, WESLEY 8175 0 1800 814 9975 0 2461 2149 4231 0 5408 36490 

55077 DUBUQUE, FAITH 15852 0 0 784 15852 0 4600 1187 6790 0 4420 53223 

56930 DUBUQUE, GRANDVIEW AVEN 47300 11925 89 2053 59314 0 44064 26009 55669 101830 18663 361847 

56926 DUBUQUE, CENTER GROVE 9963 0 1009 86 10972 0 0 1986 833 0 4490 24868 

56934 DUBUQUE, ROCKDALE 6642 0 673 66 7315 0 0 2182 487 0 18397 32786 

57006 SHERRILL 13063 0 413 853 13476 0 0 530 3125 0 17872 47771 

56936 DUBUQUE, ST. LUKE'S 43623 0 79 1854 43702 30378 13836 14402 48675 0 140250 361096 

56938 EARLVILLE UNITED PARISH 14950 0 0 260 14950 2526 0 22836 2162 0 0 58303 

56942 EDGEWOOD, TRINITY 21627 0 0 550 21627 0 2160 1792 10104 0 6848 70984 

56944 ELGIN, ST. PAUL'S 16140 0 489 2333 16629 0 425 831 5584 0 7381 49725 

56972 ILLYRIA COMMUNITY 10760 0 0 2021 10760 0 660 798 4680 0 6709 34101 

56946 EPWORTH 27225 0 0 1081 27225 0 1879 5018 2035 1073 179805 235967 

56954 FAYETTE, FIRST 24800 0 0 1420 24800 0 2025 1006 9113 0 12917 75701 

56964 GREELEY 11000 0 456 178 11456 0 0 4434 994 0 5523 29930 

56966 GUTTENBERG 21215 0 476 635 21691 0 550 1864 6439 0 3218 51311 

56970 HAZLETON, TRINITY 8975 0 0 0 8975 0 1300 750 600 0 10750 29911 

56802 HOPKINTON YOKE 10200 0 1800 1641 12000 0 0 685 3080 0 3325 32748 

56974 INDEPENDENCE, FIRST 40000 0 0 3499 40000 0 7286 10785 32346 0 47531 193759 

56976 LAMONT, GRACE 15085 0 101 5586 15186 0 660 1783 5316 3000 5015 55591 

56896 AURORA 7929 0 50 2793 7979 0 1300 920 3120 0 1800 27268 

55099 LANSING 19650 0 4200 6731 23850 0 0 2065 10748 0 6802 67359 

56990 NEW ALBIN, GRACE 6550 0 2525 2244 9075 0 0 1275 2571 0 2111 19695

56982 MANCHESTER 42145 9436 1200 4933 52781 0 24714 7381 30471 0 23081 182308 

56812 MAQUOKETA, FIRST 43836 0 0 2500 43836 0 0 8560 12212 0 18403 122699 

56980 MC GREGOR 2197 0 7538 1640 9735 0 20 1301 1255 0 4690 29048 

56822 MILES 6982 0 0 519 6982 0 0 321 535 0 2841 13113 

56838 PRESTON 8560 0 0 790 8560 0 520 0 884 0 2206 18661 

56842 SABULA 9608 0 0 948 9608 0 820 541 1111 0 2989 21068 

56988 MONONA, GARDEN CITY 29206 0 0 1623 29206 0 0 1100 16935 0 17091 90601 

56962 GIARD 7302 0 0 313 7302 0 0 375 1615 0 3120 20571 

56826 MONTICELLO YOKE 18350 0 575 0 18925 0 650 1150 7808 0 0 37565 

56992 OELWEIN, GRACE 40000 8225 234 3831 48459 0 12311 3885 30709 0 24440 189991 

57010 STRAWBERRY POINT 25093 0 5000 1274 30093 0 855 1408 9386 0 10732 82950 

57020 WAUKON, ST. PAUL'S 21322 0 856 1501 22178 0 1605 1770 14441 0 29439 93174 

55049 FOREST MILLS 9138 0 0 1059 9138 0 0 958 704 0 2280 19755 

57022 WEST UNION 34219 0 0 0 34219 0 0 5759 23603 38026 88438 220239 

57024 WINTHROP CHURCH OF CHRI 14500 0 800 225 15300 0 750 1450 5200 0 6550 35043 

56872 WYOMING 10866 0 610 0 11476 0 0 156 696 0 3473 22254 

56824 BALDWIN/MONMOUTH 5434 0 0 223 5434 0 0 46 387 0 3053 13124 


583

584 





Fort Dodge District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 230 0 1 3 4 7 1 2 3 3 222 85 3 23 42 0 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 1063 29 1 13 0 15 13 14 7 17 1040 452 14 187 352 29 

55024 AMES, FIRST 1198 40 1 28 10 0 6 8 5 24 1234 508 25 208 89 16 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 58 1 0 14 3 0 0 10 3 0 63 55 2 1 20 0 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 4 3 5 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 1086 15 3 9 2 49 8 7 1 20 1030 338 9 284 650 9 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 97 1 0 3 4 0 0 0 0 8 97 33 5 0 18 0 

55040 BOXHOLM 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 91 22 0 24 57 0 

55132 PILOT MOUND 91 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 87 31 2 30 141 1 

55054 COLLINS 209 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 209 1 0 52 47 0 

55321 LORING 61 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 38 0 0 10 0 

55056 COLO 390 11 0 4 0 0 0 4 3 2 396 120 10 131 88 5 

57050 DAYTON 234 5 2 2 0 0 0 9 2 8 224 106 2 49 60 5 

57078 HARCOURT 119 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 119 47 0 20 29 1 

57056 EAGLE GROVE 507 20 4 4 3 0 0 6 4 12 516 146 9 109 123 27 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 1606 37 2 28 22 22 6 13 10 30 1614 580 23 263 207 31 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 121 3 0 0 1 0 2 1 1 2 119 22 2 0 0 3 

57124 SOMERS 109 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 107 20 1 0 0 4 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 270 3 2 4 0 0 2 1 0 3 273 95 3 73 52 3 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 899 14 0 13 4 0 0 14 6 13 897 288 14 216 194 6 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 191 2 2 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 198 88 6 51 46 0 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 640 0 0 9 2 0 3 10 6 5 627 195 9 172 0 8 

57076 GOWRIE 380 8 0 2 0 0 4 7 2 5 372 106 3 65 33 12 

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 232 11 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 5 238 63 4 40 63 11 

55030 BAGLEY 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 96 30 4 10 40 0 

55168 YALE 81 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 81 39 2 16 60 0 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 20 0 0 0 0 

55092 LINDEN 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 69 28 0 12 30 0 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 26 13 0 0 3 0 

55235 DAWSON 62 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 61 0 0 0 0 0 

55060 COOPER 50 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 47 12 0 0 0 0 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 241 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 3 9 223 106 1 50 43 7 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 191 4 0 4 3 0 0 3 0 0 199 58 3 17 50 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 112 45 0 17 27 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 792 0 16 7 6 0 5 6 1 18 791 228 11 137 118 11 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 157 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 3 158 60 4 27 0 2 

57092 LEHIGH 136 5 0 1 0 0 2 1 0 3 136 37 2 23 39 5 

57070 OTHO 211 6 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 7 213 52 7 54 43 6 

57094 LOHRVILLE 165 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 167 49 1 40 45 0 

55090 LANESBORO 116 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 119 52 1 41 40 0

55096 MACKEY 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 26 10 0 2 0 0 

55104 MAXWELL 180 2 0 0 0 1 0 3 0 3 175 51 0 12 22 0 

55818 PEORIA 55 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 53 35 0 6 11 0 

55116 NAPIER 62 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 2 3 48 42 1 7 24 0 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 787 17 0 17 8 11 0 5 3 10 800 312 20 258 158 26 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 551 5 1 8 3 0 1 10 3 13 541 182 8 112 77 15 

57098 OUR SAVIOUR UMC 266 2 0 77 1 0 1 6 3 2 334 114 2 58 31 12 

55124 PANORA 100 6 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 126 87 1 20 22 10 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 94 0 0 0 28 0 7 0 0 

55333 PATON 125 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 120 40 7 34 22 2 

55052 CHURDAN 112 1 0 0 0 0 2 3 1 4 103 39 1 21 43 1 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 388 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 19 370 125 7 29 133 0 

55146 RIPPEY 246 1 0 4 2 0 0 2 1 4 246 64 10 51 0 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 81 30 2 19 0 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 132 4 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 130 36 2 14 15 3 

57062 ELLSWORTH 70 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 70 20 1 4 3 0 

57114 RINARD 34 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 33 17 0 0 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 372 13 1 2 1 14 1 2 1 13 358 137 6 72 55 13 

57082 JOLLEY 123 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 3 121 47 1 8 0 3 

55148 SCRANTON 206 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 204 69 1 30 41 0 

55080 GREENBRIER 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 59 18 0 2 5 0 

55152 SLATER 130 2 0 5 4 0 0 0 0 3 138 82 5 41 0 0 

55150 SHELDAHL 94 4 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 95 31 6 21 25 0 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 105 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 100 37 0 20 16 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 521 18 2 12 4 0 7 10 4 12 524 195 12 157 36 15 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 152 6 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 151 50 6 34 102 6 

57126 SOUTH MARION 90 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 92 47 1 16 35 2 

57096 HOMER 39 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 39 12 2 12 35 3 

57054 DUNCOMBE 34 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 34 11 0 2 27 0 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 886 13 0 10 3 0 1 1 3 20 887 360 29 138 160 15 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 314 12 0 6 4 0 0 0 0 4 332 123 7 64 137 7 

57084 KAMRAR 71 3 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 71 29 5 13 41 2 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 82 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 79 21 0 5 16 1 

57134 VINCENT 58 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 25 0 13 5 1 

55367 ZEARING 223 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 222 60 0 40 14 2 


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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 7 20 4 30 61 40 80 20 0 20 0 40 1601 4 195 1100000 206000 0 24528 0 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 46 146 43 162 397 268 67 160 29 0 0 111 7264 50 4980 6360000 370000 958595 953969 0 

55024 AMES, FIRST 105 226 187 221 739 207 428 555 40 39 11200 162 12624 61 310 1616400 279000 1230590 502534 0 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 5 25 7 0 37 32 12 12 0 18 845 22 942 7 50 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 1383 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 60 143 38 25 266 113 50 228 13 42 1315 186 3948 23 6145 3000000 230000 233150 0 0 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 34 500 0 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

55040 BOXHOLM 4 45 5 0 54 8 10 6 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 129000 50000 17000 0 0 

55132 PILOT MOUND 2 15 2 0 19 15 1524 6 1 0 0 19 0 0 0 430000 0 100004 118000 0 

55054 COLLINS 10 10 12 13 45 20 0 7 0 0 0 39 0 0 0 645821 112641 12760 0 0 

55321 LORING 6 6 3 0 15 9 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 87000 0 0 0 0 

55056 COLO 13 60 14 25 112 69 15 50 5 0 0 44 350 8 90 1033100 104900 0 0 14000 

57050 DAYTON 12 24 14 25 75 49 20 46 4 16 419 67 2565 9 0 771000 68000 25964 0 0 

57078 HARCOURT 5 18 14 0 37 16 13 18 3 0 0 24 624 13 0 224000 0 26466 0 0 

57056 EAGLE GROVE 34 83 51 42 210 111 41 76 14 0 0 174 4495 37 0 3546000 17000 241072 0 0 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 197 288 215 179 879 287 39 229 31 22 1500 329 8025 50 2045 3720000 201880 971790 0 0 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 3 6 0 4 13 6 0 0 0 0 0 33 700 0 0 560300 0 0 0 0 

57124 SOMERS 5 3 13 8 29 18 0 0 0 0 0 21 1576 0 0 425000 0 0 0 0 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 14 42 20 34 110 40 0 16 3 8 0 39 1539 0 0 903000 72000 167000 0 0 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 26 103 85 76 290 90 40 0 12 0 0 116 1029 55 1200 3225700 195000 0 72647 0 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 17 52 12 26 107 46 82 0 0 0 0 52 0 0 0 750000 250000 0 0 0 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 37 59 54 26 176 87 3 10 0 0 0 92 3512 28 0 1375000 138000 60508 18960 0 

57076 GOWRIE 22 39 29 16 106 65 10 50 3 0 0 113 1577 32 0 938000 143900 24541 0 0 

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 4 18 6 8 36 15 10 8 11 0 0 53 0 7 0 460000 80000 0 0 0 

55030 BAGLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 0 200000 74400 17000 0 0 

55168 YALE 3 12 0 0 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 4 0 117000 0 5500 0 0 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 6 12 0 0 18 16 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55092 LINDEN 2 8 0 0 10 10 4 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 122000 0 13000 0 0 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55235 DAWSON 5 13 0 0 18 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55060 COOPER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 15 44 15 59 133 70 22 70 0 15 306 40 2565 13 1238 990000 112000 47291 0 0 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 10 22 13 10 55 20 0 5 0 6 0 13 100 5 0 421000 85000 0 66000 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 6 24 0 15 45 30 10 30 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 425000 0 0 0 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 66 89 70 88 313 155 30 8 11 0 0 189 7900 35 550 3595000 241332 263255 0 95000 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 8 20 10 3 41 14 20 20 1 0 0 26 263 0 0 1325853 135000 50135 0 0 

57092 LEHIGH 8 11 5 12 36 26 0 5 5 0 270 18 350 5 0 300000 50000 14794 0 0 

57070 OTHO 8 25 12 10 55 55 17 8 6 0 425 32 331 12 132 220000 0 78813 0 0 

57094 LOHRVILLE 10 35 20 15 80 25 12 6 0 0 0 50 122 12 0 388000 150000 0 0 0 

55090 LANESBORO 6 20 12 6 44 20 10 4 0 15 0 30 450 12 0 395200 0 59143 0 0

55096 MACKEY 1 4 0 6 11 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

55104 MAXWELL 13 45 7 6 71 34 12 6 0 0 0 17 330 12 912 501000 87000 2886 0 0 

55818 PEORIA 5 7 6 10 28 25 6 10 1 0 0 13 130 12 912 832000 0 0 0 0 

55116 NAPIER 2 2 6 0 10 7 5 0 0 0 0 28 1331 0 0 21000 0 1550 0 0 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 55 84 62 42 243 152 139 225 13 0 0 101 1270 91 100 1533300 123900 414437 0 0 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 12 60 60 20 152 84 30 25 15 24 775 120 2400 60 0 925000 113000 25000 50002 0 

57098 OUR SAVIOUR UMC 15 33 23 20 91 48 12 50 2 0 0 91 5180 25 300 1072000 163200 2800 0 6450 

55124 PANORA 9 40 15 16 80 35 16 0 0 0 0 32 1650 0 0 300000 70000 35000 0 0 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 4 3 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 140000 88000 25000 0 0 

55333 PATON 5 15 2 8 30 15 0 7 0 0 0 33 1833 2 0 396000 500000 0 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 1 3 2 0 6 4 4 6 1 8 0 29 1572 2 0 354000 76000 0 0 0 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 10 42 7 48 107 38 0 0 0 19 630 98 1483 10 350 2189000 84000 173000 20138 0 

55146 RIPPEY 15 21 13 20 69 40 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300000 80000 5000 0 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 5 4 0 0 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000 20000 0 0 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 6 4 5 12 27 20 0 10 0 0 0 35 1500 6 0 276000 94000 12965 0 0 

57062 ELLSWORTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 11 820 4 0 287500 0 2108 0 0 

57114 RINARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100000 25000 18500 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 25 43 33 20 121 55 0 5 13 0 0 120 2450 29 423 1308800 97300 249743 500 0 

57082 JOLLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 2 0 72000 0 22800 0 0 

55148 SCRANTON 12 24 5 12 53 27 12 54 4 0 0 80 2842 7 212 885000 85000 191000 0 0 

55080 GREENBRIER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 860 0 0 164000 0 0 0 0 

55152 SLATER 8 34 18 4 64 30 0 6 0 20 2800 29 625 18 0 450000 90000 4000 165000 0 

55150 SHELDAHL 8 15 4 0 27 10 0 1 0 0 0 34 3914 0 0 242000 0 8000 0 0 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 13 13 9 24 59 25 18 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 86000 30000 27000 0 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 21 53 34 24 132 83 14 0 12 0 0 66 2370 30 2000 950000 150000 123000 0 0 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 7 28 12 6 53 22 4 55 6 0 0 0 0 10 100 245000 85000 5410 0 2109 

57126 SOUTH MARION 5 10 6 12 33 24 3 0 2 0 0 23 3101 0 0 92000 0 26000 0 0 

57096 HOMER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 279 0 0 40000 0 1700 0 0 

57054 DUNCOMBE 1 0 0 5 6 4 4 0 0 0 0 17 442 0 0 150000 0 2000 0 1937 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 49 138 75 92 354 169 25 10 0 40 0 157 7600 60 1829 3000000 310000 380000 8000 0 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 14 44 21 33 112 54 17 29 10 0 0 92 3266 27 6983 982010 73690 33295 120185 86048 

57084 KAMRAR 8 9 6 0 23 5 16 24 2 0 0 11 1290 7 0 15890 0 17042 0 0 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 2 4 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 19 135 0 0 21500 0 6300 0 0 

57134 VINCENT 4 8 0 0 12 7 0 0 0 0 0 19 280 0 0 92500 15450 8669 0 0 

55367 ZEARING 8 35 6 21 70 36 13 0 2 0 0 36 6000 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 13018 13018 7016 7016 10379 10379 660 660 0 0 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 43208 43209 23287 23287 34449 34449 2192 2192 0 0 

55024 AMES, FIRST 42735 42735 23032 23032 34071 34071 2168 2168 0 0 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 900 2950 300 1590 300 2352 0 150 0 0 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 86 86 46 46 68 68 4 4 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 32557 32557 17547 17547 25957 25957 1652 1652 0 0 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 4557 4557 465 2456 75 3633 231 231 0 0 

55040 BOXHOLM 0 2197 0 1184 0 1752 0 111 0 0 

55132 PILOT MOUND 1086 2173 585 1171 866 1733 55 110 0 0 

55054 COLLINS 3519 4693 1896 2529 2805 3741 178 238 0 0 

55321 LORING 1276 1277 688 688 1018 1018 64 65 0 0 

55056 COLO 6876 6876 3706 3706 5482 5482 349 349 0 0 

57050 DAYTON 6300 6300 3395 3395 5022 5022 320 320 0 0 

57078 HARCOURT 2964 2964 1597 1597 2363 2363 150 150 0 0 

57056 EAGLE GROVE 8943 8943 4820 4820 7130 7130 453 454 0 4263 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 32441 32441 12971 17484 0 25864 1646 1646 0 0 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 1600 2684 700 1447 0 2140 0 136 0 0 

57124 SOMERS 2324 2324 538 1252 1667 1853 108 118 0 0 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 3707 8926 0 4811 0 7116 0 453 0 0 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 34286 34286 352 18478 5316 27335 1740 1740 0 1475 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 3393 3393 1829 1829 2705 2705 172 172 0 0 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 17070 17070 4839 9200 13609 13609 866 866 0 0 

57076 GOWRIE 8537 8537 4601 4601 6806 6806 433 433 0 0 

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 4513 4513 2432 2432 3598 3598 229 229 0 0 

55030 BAGLEY 2870 2870 1547 1547 2288 2288 146 146 0 0 

55168 YALE 1848 1846 996 995 1476 1472 96 94 0 331 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 1371 1371 739 739 1093 1093 70 70 0 0 

55092 LINDEN 1904 1904 1026 1026 1518 1518 96 97 0 0 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 700 700 377 377 558 558 35 35 0 0 

55235 DAWSON 1304 1304 703 703 1039 1039 66 66 0 0 

55060 COOPER 1398 1398 754 754 1115 1115 71 71 0 0 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 7456 7456 4019 4019 5945 5945 378 378 0 0 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 4169 4169 2247 2247 3324 3324 212 212 0 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 3396 3396 1830 1830 2707 2707 172 172 0 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 20339 20339 10961 10961 16215 16215 1032 1032 0 8034 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 5124 6393 0 3446 1278 5097 0 324 0 0 

57092 LEHIGH 2277 2277 1227 1227 1815 1816 116 116 0 1976 

57070 OTHO 3657 3657 1971 1971 2916 2916 186 186 0 0 

57094 LOHRVILLE 2011 4556 1084 2455 1603 3632 100 231 0 0 

55090 LANESBORO 3550 3550 1913 1913 2830 2830 180 180 0 0

55096 MACKEY 763 763 411 411 609 609 39 39 0 0 

55104 MAXWELL 0 4389 0 2366 0 3499 0 223 0 0 

55818 PEORIA 1557 1557 839 839 256 1241 24 79 0 0 

55116 NAPIER 2710 2710 1460 1460 2160 2160 137 137 0 0 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 19952 19952 10753 10753 15907 15907 1012 1012 0 0 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 16800 16800 9054 9054 4946 13394 0 852 0 0 

57098 OUR SAVIOUR UMC 9659 9659 5205 5205 7700 7700 491 490 0 0 

55124 PANORA 3250 3250 1751 1751 2591 2591 165 165 0 0 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55333 PATON 3995 3995 0 2153 0 3185 0 203 0 0 

55052 CHURDAN 4032 4032 962 2173 1086 3215 102 205 0 0 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 12958 14136 4444 7619 939 11270 59 717 0 0 

55146 RIPPEY 4512 4512 2432 2432 3000 3598 0 229 0 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 959 959 517 517 764 764 49 49 0 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 3301 3301 1779 1779 2632 2632 167 167 0 0 

57062 ELLSWORTH 1739 1739 0 937 0 1386 0 88 0 0 

57114 RINARD 1862 1862 1004 1004 1485 1485 94 94 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 8148 8148 4390 4391 6495 6496 413 413 0 0 

57082 JOLLEY 2844 2844 1533 1533 2268 2268 144 144 0 0 

55148 SCRANTON 6947 6947 3744 3744 5539 5539 352 352 0 0 

55080 GREENBRIER 1332 1332 718 718 1062 1062 68 68 0 0 

55152 SLATER 3062 3062 1650 1650 2441 2441 155 155 0 0 

55150 SHELDAHL 2797 2797 1507 1507 2230 2230 142 142 0 3062 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 2783 2783 217 1500 0 2218 0 141 0 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 9968 9968 5372 5372 7947 7947 506 506 0 0 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 2650 3534 1428 1905 2113 2818 134 179 0 7431 

57126 SOUTH MARION 2179 2179 1175 1175 1738 1738 111 111 0 0 

57096 HOMER 791 791 427 427 631 631 40 40 0 0 

57054 DUNCOMBE 1396 1396 0 753 0 1113 0 71 0 0 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 20814 20814 11218 11218 16594 16594 1056 1056 0 0 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 8650 8650 500 4662 706 6897 0 439 0 1459 

57084 KAMRAR 1664 1664 897 897 1326 1327 84 84 0 242 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 1895 1895 1020 1021 1511 1511 96 96 0 0 

57134 VINCENT 1510 1510 814 814 1204 1204 77 77 0 0 

55367 ZEARING 3689 3689 1988 1988 2941 2941 187 187 0 0 


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Fort Dodge District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 631 0 0 32 47 21 20 15 31 10 41 0 246 0 0 1745 2043 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 12138 200 0 891 327 380 45 167 353 290 398 0 1225 0 0 3217 6376 

55024 AMES, FIRST 12562 0 0 709 281 71 260 87 266 345 266 309 3774 0 0 8161 8325 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 4153 0 0 346 236 52 60 79 35 0 0 0 2288 0 0 1878 5350 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 200 0 0 0 13 30 0 25 13 0 0 40 0 0 0 860 872 

55040 BOXHOLM 205 0 0 0 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1379 383 

55132 PILOT MOUND 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51 354 

55054 COLLINS 1651 0 0 162 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 309 0 0 244 935 

55321 LORING 610 0 0 42 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 199 

55056 COLO 572 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 177 0 0 1611 2974 

57050 DAYTON 345 0 0 47 36 0 6 1 1 14 11 4 16 0 0 1795 1206 

57078 HARCOURT 193 0 0 35 10 20 10 5 30 32 2 0 77 0 0 213 820 

57056 EAGLE GROVE 2033 0 0 220 25 25 129 67 91 50 68 81 536 0 0 1228 5723 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 8251 0 0 276 129 561 32 30 72 350 0 0 675 0 0 33450 11898 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 155 0 0 5 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21575 852 

57124 SOMERS 238 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 84 1113 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 41 0 0 50 66 33 24 30 13 0 15 0 34 0 0 912 971 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 14047 0 360 1573 625 0 201 225 151 0 0 0 3014 0 0 786 10279 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 323 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1200 1099 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 5309 0 0 582 116 96 101 58 63 216 0 0 1296 0 25 1923 2736 

57076 GOWRIE 771 0 0 139 75 45 82 22 96 39 75 33 0 0 0 430 1968 

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 194 0 0 242 29 45 15 5 0 0 0 0 118 0 0 584 1464 

55030 BAGLEY 15 0 0 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 177 605 

55168 YALE 121 0 0 10 10 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 703 1443 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 210 0 0 35 5 15 6 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 672 0 

55092 LINDEN 200 0 0 19 0 85 0 16 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 285 186 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 229 

55235 DAWSON 345 0 0 25 35 0 20 20 0 0 25 0 63 0 0 25 0 

55060 COOPER 2 0 0 11 0 2 5 5 0 0 10 0 60 0 0 24 78 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 5479 0 0 132 21 59 80 48 97 56 0 0 0 0 0 715 1964 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 503 0 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 408 0 0 267 0 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 1602 0 0 87 111 0 80 30 84 17 30 0 520 0 0 365 0 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 693 0 36 33 73 46 25 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17962 5822 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 449 0 5 545 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 342 0 0 106 1400 

57092 LEHIGH 793 0 0 125 15 8 15 23 21 12 25 37 405 0 25 775 475 

57070 OTHO 688 0 0 60 25 25 25 25 25 37 62 0 156 0 0 1720 960 

57094 LOHRVILLE 126 0 0 18 11 38 35 7 19 5 9 23 29 0 0 328 2195 

55090 LANESBORO 405 0 40 25 25 25 25 27 25 25 33 50 100 0 0 493 519

55096 MACKEY 50 0 0 0 0 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 13 

55104 MAXWELL 1184 0 0 59 25 0 0 5 2 11 0 0 143 0 0 305 420 

55818 PEORIA 80 0 0 58 25 0 0 8 5 8 0 0 149 0 0 400 139 

55116 NAPIER 1400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 883 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 6088 0 0 471 103 110 157 41 120 152 0 0 1308 0 0 1667 3560 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 1899 0 0 20 69 0 20 20 0 173 13 22 0 0 0 771 3660 

57098 OUR SAVIOUR UMC 1170 0 0 654 124 135 138 84 142 104 178 78 626 0 0 1569 0 

55124 PANORA 451 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 3 0 0 0 300 0 0 0 1016 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 145 2442 

55333 PATON 190 0 0 40 8 27 20 8 14 12 3 2 126 0 0 0 899 

55052 CHURDAN 173 0 0 12 18 33 26 10 11 13 19 17 181 0 0 17192 410 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 832 0 0 218 72 69 65 60 248 79 156 36 770 0 0 1316 4278 

55146 RIPPEY 168 0 0 26 6 1 0 0 1 0 17 2 0 0 0 1155 0 

55072 FAIRVIEW 497 0 0 83 19 8 2 2 18 0 50 10 10 0 0 95 0 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 889 0 0 110 10 10 20 0 20 0 0 32 105 0 0 2004 2300 

57062 ELLSWORTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 892 410 

57114 RINARD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 1527 0 0 99 0 20 105 53 22 153 103 0 922 0 0 19028 2276 

57082 JOLLEY 108 0 0 0 20 0 24 0 47 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 966 

55148 SCRANTON 1161 0 0 82 0 69 49 71 44 0 0 0 50 0 0 1219 2779 

55080 GREENBRIER 43 0 0 5 0 10 3 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 342 

55152 SLATER 230 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 292 0 0 210 726 

55150 SHELDAHL 682 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 747 812 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 133 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 96 0 0 80 0 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 1773 0 0 0 70 0 73 35 43 105 0 140 1023 0 0 3011 2129 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 370 0 0 10 8 2 0 28 13 51 27 14 0 0 0 2596 756 

57126 SOUTH MARION 37 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 5 0 9 2 0 0 0 747 4478 

57096 HOMER 100 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 133 

57054 DUNCOMBE 16 0 0 0 3 7 3 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 193 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 4056 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1285 0 0 2256 6342 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 1717 0 0 90 10 0 19 15 36 10 25 30 450 0 0 1118 1993 

57084 KAMRAR 425 0 0 66 0 20 21 15 15 1 25 5 125 0 0 273 397 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 69 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 326 

57134 VINCENT 25 0 0 11 3 0 12 1 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 60 463 

55367 ZEARING 175 0 0 35 0 0 27 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 4679 0 


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Fort Dodge District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55205 AMES, CALVARY 39243 0 7000 1702 46243 0 0 12184 23885 0 16013 141956 

55022 AMES, COLLEGIATE 40945 36210 15423 1798 92578 0 64981 25006 178366 0 28030 525180 

55024 AMES, FIRST 47999 27269 12000 7879 87268 0 52944 18676 87513 0 22571 414113 

55021 AMES, KOREAN 25030 0 800 2073 25830 0 750 3442 1256 0 9038 52150 

55034 BEAVER YOKE 1040 0 0 0 1040 0 0 0 0 0 157 1426 

55036 BOONE, FIRST 53254 41727 2090 5465 97071 0 18475 17202 86584 0 29607 361524 

55038 BOONE, MARION STREET 15061 0 0 717 15061 0 3094 369 1770 0 7393 37564 

55040 BOXHOLM 13624 0 0 1094 13624 0 0 0 1934 0 40392 62053 

55132 PILOT MOUND 9607 0 600 1507 10207 0 0 173 1730 0 30340 49914 

55054 COLLINS 15870 0 1649 0 17519 0 670 1111 2035 0 4825 41613 

55321 LORING 3887 0 180 0 4067 0 470 741 28 0 0 10225 

55056 COLO 29500 0 0 4500 29500 0 0 1578 8438 0 9750 81609 

57050 DAYTON 21942 0 296 2389 22238 0 2348 3269 11859 0 9403 75551 

57078 HARCOURT 10971 0 0 1138 10971 0 1231 1277 5304 0 12197 43382 

57056 EAGLE GROVE 32600 0 0 4320 32600 0 4029 5499 26658 0 22484 138251 

57080 FAITH(BRDGT,GC,HUMBDT,R 51105 36105 0 7773 87210 0 39565 7119 102719 0 52780 404174 

57064 FARNHAMVILLE UNITED 18600 0 0 2934 18600 0 0 300 5531 0 4910 61018 

57124 SOMERS 9300 0 0 1077 9300 0 900 1116 4103 0 5374 30478 

57066 FT. DODGE, EPWORTH 27600 0 0 1739 27600 0 977 2849 18887 0 12141 78934 

57068 FT. DODGE, FIRST 47941 27293 540 8336 75774 0 45385 21095 62667 6804 31054 328033 

57072 FT. DODGE, RIVERSIDE 19220 0 1600 995 20820 0 2080 0 6589 0 10028 54353 

55263 FT. DODGE, TRINITY 42456 0 0 0 42456 0 24419 15182 41636 29669 51081 256846 

57076 GOWRIE 34559 0 0 2999 34559 0 1015 4574 17700 0 11940 104975 

55076 GRAND JUNCTION 10759 6532 0 3800 17291 0 1400 3100 9912 0 2000 50777 

55030 BAGLEY 5806 7057 0 1408 12863 0 750 530 2740 0 4960 40883 

55168 YALE 4649 5651 0 1128 10300 0 0 435 2082 0 2555 23433 

55084 JAMAICA UNION 2814 3421 0 683 6235 0 1075 213 1149 0 2323 15699 

55092 LINDEN 4359 5298 0 1057 9657 0 0 835 1969 0 2457 21124 

55138 PRAIRIE CENTER 1569 1907 0 381 3476 0 0 87 618 0 1101 7562 

55235 DAWSON 3545 4309 0 860 7854 0 0 186 1397 0 3150 18934 

55060 COOPER 3022 3673 0 733 6695 0 0 159 1267 0 1746 14133 

55301 HUBBARD, SALEM 25600 0 7800 3288 33400 0 2281 5047 14089 0 14905 98405 

55071 HUXLEY, TRINITY 17152 0 4300 3129 21452 0 705 1276 5831 14635 25627 85816 

55046 CAMBRIDGE 13458 0 0 1517 13458 0 0 3579 4806 0 6261 40712 

55088 JEFFERSON, FIRST 40077 26200 55 3589 66332 0 31083 13720 45263 0 151145 404099 

57086 LAKE CITY UNION 9500 0 213 977 9713 0 5092 1212 12185 0 16115 54095 

57092 LEHIGH 10414 0 1215 1141 11629 0 0 1067 1476 0 3789 32030 

57070 OTHO 14986 0 0 1353 14986 0 875 1641 4125 0 5195 44361 

57094 LOHRVILLE 9417 8205 0 2426 17622 0 1192 805 4734 0 4620 38916 

55090 LANESBORO 6870 5955 0 1763 12825 0 2450 1060 5349 0 7070 40402

55096 MACKEY 5040 0 0 0 5040 0 0 0 0 0 0 6980 

55104 MAXWELL 20292 0 0 2108 20292 0 0 1289 2066 0 7387 40220 

55818 PEORIA 6762 0 0 1470 6762 0 1020 297 1466 0 7020 23539 

55116 NAPIER 11500 0 0 0 11500 0 572 187 908 0 6833 27350 

55118 NEVADA, FIRST 45720 0 7280 1954 53000 0 43264 26287 41831 0 19873 250332 

55122 OGDEN, COMMUNITY 44715 0 1248 3281 45963 0 24141 5987 32489 9345 21247 185172 

57098 OUR SAVIOUR UMC 40690 0 648 2661 41338 0 800 3455 11334 0 48707 143990 

55124 PANORA 29735 0 0 4600 29735 0 624 0 6358 0 3900 60015 

57108 POMEROY, WESLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6595 

55333 PATON 6849 5976 0 2008 12825 0 0 653 2982 0 4419 28041 

55052 CHURDAN 6623 5778 0 1820 12401 0 0 654 5476 0 4565 65697 

55130 PERRY, FIRST 33995 963 49 756 35007 0 10300 4082 33762 6829 19050 140150 

55146 RIPPEY 22960 0 0 1606 22960 0 0 2240 6004 0 12124 62315 

55072 FAIRVIEW 5040 0 0 694 5040 0 0 0 592 0 2491 12894 

57112 RADCLIFFE, ST. JOHN'S 14260 0 0 1557 14260 0 540 593 3634 0 10309 46174 

57062 ELLSWORTH 7130 0 0 779 7130 0 0 153 773 0 2688 16042 

57114 RINARD 8940 0 0 2587 8940 0 1560 150 3621 0 4133 25436 

57116 ROCKWELL CITY 29337 0 95 3874 29432 0 2845 4921 15302 12140 41628 161178 

57082 JOLLEY 10948 0 52 1590 11000 0 1359 0 1904 0 6079 29819 

55148 SCRANTON 29219 0 4706 0 33925 0 2560 2138 9230 0 23323 98742 

55080 GREENBRIER 6414 0 0 500 6414 0 600 0 480 0 7786 20949 

55152 SLATER 13810 0 0 2057 13810 0 0 1254 1958 39200 5189 75395 

55150 SHELDAHL 15137 0 80 1970 15217 0 350 706 1932 0 2137 38594 

57128 STANHOPE, GRACE (PARISH 10238 0 0 1680 10238 0 300 949 2296 0 2839 27905 

55353 STORY CITY, GRACE 30581 0 7300 1750 37881 0 3723 6199 21223 0 9300 119306 

57130 STRATFORD, CALVARY 12677 1460 165 1653 14302 0 3544 193 3669 0 3312 53746 

57126 SOUTH MARION 7362 848 96 961 8306 0 2114 190 85 2072 0 24182 

57096 HOMER 3190 367 41 416 3598 0 1308 385 625 0 1060 9424 

57054 DUNCOMBE 2781 320 36 363 3137 0 1204 217 706 0 1752 8989 

57138 WEBSTER CITY, ASBURY 46800 0 0 2757 46800 17163 26427 20397 54457 75000 49377 360750 

55361 WEBSTER CITY, FAITH 30855 0 397 3004 31252 0 0 3250 19110 139429 15405 235369 

57084 KAMRAR 6865 0 157 670 7022 0 0 674 3193 0 2274 19010 

57142 WOOLSTOCK 4950 1870 0 735 6820 0 500 73 982 0 4775 18742 

57134 VINCENT 4050 1530 0 735 5580 0 500 59 583 0 2193 13814 

55367 ZEARING 24500 0 0 975 24500 0 0 2000 2316 0 7110 58254 


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594 





Mason City District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56648 ACKLEY 259 4 0 2 2 0 0 2 1 5 259 108 2 36 40 0 

57426 GENEVA 150 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 149 54 0 20 19 0 

57044 ALDEN 291 6 0 3 4 0 2 2 4 2 294 105 2 58 26 5 

57110 POPEJOY 75 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 72 28 0 10 12 0 

57140 WILLIAMS 106 4 1 0 0 2 2 1 0 1 105 35 1 15 11 4 

56528 BELMOND 414 23 0 1 1 0 0 9 0 7 423 185 10 85 157 8 

56530 BRITT 484 13 0 0 9 0 0 4 0 10 492 177 11 84 98 16 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 190 5 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 5 190 80 5 30 22 0 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 757 11 0 5 2 3 3 9 6 21 733 251 5 106 13 11 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 499 6 1 8 2 0 3 4 1 13 495 164 1 84 48 4 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 973 21 0 12 10 0 6 8 8 14 980 248 15 214 120 7 

56540 CORWITH 135 5 0 0 10 0 4 0 0 3 143 72 0 44 36 4 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 40 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 46 32 1 6 11 0 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 359 12 0 0 9 0 0 5 5 9 361 130 8 70 41 8 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 50 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 36 1 3 16 0 

57052 DOWS 201 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 6 193 67 1 38 55 4 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 66 28 2 11 17 1 

57412 DUMONT 256 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 4 249 101 0 49 18 4 

57390 AREDALE 86 6 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 95 56 7 23 30 0 

55037 BRISTOW 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 15 0 0 0 0 

57060 ELLIS 64 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 3 54 17 0 0 0 0 

57418 ELMA 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 37 20 0 0 2 0 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 241 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 237 54 2 89 74 12 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 125 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 124 42 1 29 23 2 

56562 FOREST CITY 642 12 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 6 658 205 12 185 125 18 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 113 12 0 4 1 0 2 4 0 3 121 55 4 21 38 9 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 139 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 136 61 3 26 23 0 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 11 0 4 1 0 

56564 GARNER 455 10 0 6 2 0 3 2 3 9 456 168 4 126 63 0 

57428 GREENE YOKE 102 0 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 8 101 55 0 4 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 701 6 3 7 0 15 6 9 3 18 666 219 9 180 26 6 

57432 HANSELL 141 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 2 133 65 1 16 8 8 

55141 WEST FORK 39 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 23 0 5 15 0 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 873 27 1 10 2 2 0 8 3 19 881 268 5 244 115 10 

56578 KANAWHA 248 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 5 244 60 0 35 27 0 

56580 KLEMME 251 7 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 257 93 1 36 42 2 

55045 GOODELL 69 1 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 3 71 27 0 9 25 2 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 217 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 214 79 1 49 62 9 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 231 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 7 223 68 1 33 67 7 

57408 CHESTER 103 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 4 104 38 1 16 27 0

56595 LU VERNE 141 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 143 59 0 15 39 6 

56594 LIVERMORE 124 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 127 51 1 23 27 5 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 388 13 0 3 2 0 0 5 1 4 396 174 3 38 94 9 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 54 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 52 35 1 11 25 4 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 1414 35 10 11 13 0 17 21 1 14 1430 477 29 331 167 25 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 299 2 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 3 293 103 2 91 61 8 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 693 12 2 12 4 2 6 14 6 23 672 199 22 140 58 6 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 141 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 150 59 4 28 19 3 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 177 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 177 68 2 35 38 3 

57100 MORGAN 146 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 148 35 3 14 3 5 

57392 BRADFORD 57 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 58 15 0 5 0 0 

57090 LEE CENTER 78 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 78 25 0 2 0 0 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 271 5 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 2 277 103 4 69 60 14 

57458 NORTHWOOD 297 2 0 7 2 0 2 0 2 6 298 75 1 52 37 3 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 306 9 0 8 0 0 1 0 2 6 314 101 6 36 48 9 

56604 RENWICK 168 7 3 2 1 0 7 2 2 4 166 62 9 25 25 4 

56566 GOLDFIELD 140 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 137 39 3 14 26 1 

57468 RICEVILLE 140 4 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 6 138 39 1 35 12 4 

57450 MC INTIRE 83 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 84 31 1 23 11 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 313 5 0 3 3 0 5 1 1 4 313 84 7 87 98 12 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 110 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 108 35 9 31 45 4 

57474 ROCKWELL 182 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 183 105 6 54 55 6 

56610 SWALEDALE 83 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 82 59 3 19 31 2 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 89 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 92 36 2 7 7 4 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 211 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 207 55 3 18 0 3 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 38 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 35 12 0 0 13 0 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 270 4 1 0 1 0 2 3 3 4 264 75 3 74 65 0 

57476 RUDD 150 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 154 57 3 1 141 6 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 103 4 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 2 104 45 6 27 31 0 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 129 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 128 48 1 23 20 5 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 207 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 208 49 3 16 33 2 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 87 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 80 23 0 20 18 0 

56616 THOMPSON 98 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 93 32 2 29 20 3 

55153 VENTURA 149 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 147 46 2 25 26 12 


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596 





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 33 8 0 48 33 0 10 4 0 0 39 2300 18 4600 485000 104000 15000 0 0 

57426 GENEVA 8 30 20 0 58 40 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 16 2300 300000 0 172000 0 0 

57044 ALDEN 5 35 27 15 82 30 10 0 4 0 0 81 736 25 0 690500 80000 0 11132 0 

57110 POPEJOY 2 1 0 0 3 1 6 0 0 0 0 18 4700 0 0 250000 0 0 0 0 

57140 WILLIAMS 3 17 6 5 31 15 0 0 4 0 0 18 210 3 0 138000 0 20000 0 3900 

56528 BELMOND 14 67 24 16 121 45 10 0 0 0 0 84 11063 24 0 1366665 125000 127092 0 0 

56530 BRITT 12 74 60 32 178 95 50 70 12 45 0 99 0 45 565 1500000 110000 0 0 0 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 7 21 6 0 34 22 12 42 1 0 0 48 1634 3 0 450000 60000 2093 0 0 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 24 61 70 22 177 57 25 11 8 24 100 126 2683 59 0 2000000 135000 1034121 0 0 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 20 61 42 103 226 125 8 12 4 0 0 109 2098 55 0 1590100 97600 2500000 0 0 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 34 108 90 65 297 111 25 20 14 50 390 137 695 90 100 2251000 243000 800000 63391 0 

56540 CORWITH 8 45 10 5 68 23 6 35 4 0 0 43 1373 0 0 438000 67000 73300 0 0 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 3 3 2 5 13 8 0 8 0 13 0 15 1135 0 0 230000 0 45000 0 0 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 11 52 34 12 109 53 12 12 12 14 3000 72 4000 25 414 914000 114000 74500 0 0 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 450 0 0 15000 0 0 0 0 

57052 DOWS 19 26 16 18 79 42 9 10 3 0 0 49 3450 19 172 109000 108000 98460 0 0 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11 946 0 0 200000 0 8742 0 0 

57412 DUMONT 4 25 18 15 62 27 12 90 0 0 0 26 1049 8 70 432300 79100 0 0 0 

57390 AREDALE 5 13 15 10 43 17 5 25 6 0 0 21 809 7 65 235000 70000 0 0 0 

55037 BRISTOW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 27 0 0 11900 0 0 0 0 

57060 ELLIS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 14 386 0 0 54000 0 2522 0 0 

57418 ELMA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 254800 31000 19153 0 0 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 15 19 10 11 55 22 12 20 0 0 0 48 300 10 30 721800 102300 62000 0 0 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 12 5 10 5 32 8 6 15 0 0 0 23 63 5 20 272000 0 12558 0 0 

56562 FOREST CITY 29 116 86 25 256 125 25 103 8 11 0 145 4147 93 0 1445000 125000 72945 27676 11822 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 6 15 2 6 29 11 8 2 9 0 0 27 732 10 39 295000 50000 5670 0 3000 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 6 12 10 0 28 12 5 10 0 0 0 23 408 12 0 250000 110000 98168 0 0 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 14000 0 5000 0 0 

56564 GARNER 22 87 54 42 205 92 16 75 0 20 150 123 1085 40 0 1836600 117000 98000 0 0 

57428 GREENE YOKE 8 7 4 26 45 30 15 12 0 18 1200 50 1644 10 140 225000 82000 0 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 113 141 58 40 352 77 30 161 6 0 0 97 4705 25 0 855000 87000 0 0 4000 

57432 HANSELL 6 11 12 13 42 23 12 8 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 242000 82000 3000 0 0 

55141 WEST FORK 2 2 3 5 12 8 12 8 0 0 0 18 0 1 0 261000 0 0 0 0 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 42 141 110 85 378 137 12 25 27 0 0 125 0 40 0 2100000 240000 45000 28140 0 

56578 KANAWHA 7 17 12 15 51 22 15 0 0 25 0 49 492 0 0 420000 60000 0 0 0 

56580 KLEMME 12 30 23 0 65 40 0 0 7 10 150 50 3745 0 0 640300 95700 11149 0 0 

55045 GOODELL 4 6 9 0 19 10 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 204000 0 39048 0 0 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 12 28 21 8 69 55 0 20 0 0 0 71 1681 20 150 427940 85272 18000 0 0 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 12 27 15 21 75 24 12 22 0 0 0 28 505 15 0 828900 40600 14000 0 0 

57408 CHESTER 8 18 7 0 33 14 5 10 5 0 0 13 145 7 0 151000 0 27000 0 0

56595 LU VERNE 6 12 13 11 42 13 14 11 6 15 565 38 2100 12 65 350000 88000 0 0 0 

56594 LIVERMORE 9 10 12 0 31 30 8 5 5 0 0 31 750 13 150 395400 0 0 0 0 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 27 54 44 24 149 82 38 36 12 0 0 80 2100 36 402 900000 100000 150000 0 0 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 5 9 1 16 31 17 10 8 0 0 0 26 2100 0 0 66000 0 1800 0 0 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 140 261 130 122 653 299 25 36 26 0 0 180 2500 44 200 6500000 0 1085000 0 6000 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 16 98 24 18 156 50 51 76 2 31 300 28 995 23 100 928900 0 50912 0 0 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 24 49 48 8 129 41 0 12 7 34 1412 114 3817 31 7299 1475000 90000 0 0 0 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 6 25 20 12 63 43 5 10 4 0 0 23 1144 0 0 170000 40000 22500 0 0 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 5 23 8 7 43 32 6 10 0 0 0 30 989 0 0 250000 40000 10000 0 0 

57100 MORGAN 4 13 6 9 32 5 4 0 1 0 0 50 0 11 0 233000 83000 0 0 0 

57392 BRADFORD 5 15 4 9 33 10 8 6 2 0 0 15 0 2 0 100000 0 0 0 0 

57090 LEE CENTER 3 2 6 26 37 12 0 0 1 0 0 15 0 6 0 171900 0 0 0 0 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 14 31 31 0 76 29 0 20 3 0 0 38 0 14 0 793400 156100 66016 0 0 

57458 NORTHWOOD 9 30 18 6 63 24 0 12 2 0 0 73 2411 0 0 878293 85000 131814 0 0 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 11 33 17 10 71 25 4 30 0 24 500 125 2120 12 0 1091777 150000 212794 0 0 

56604 RENWICK 5 7 12 0 24 19 12 58 4 0 0 35 762 0 0 405000 50000 167000 0 0 

56566 GOLDFIELD 10 12 6 10 38 27 0 8 1 0 0 32 957 0 0 140000 0 68000 0 0 

57468 RICEVILLE 12 32 10 0 54 12 12 40 4 0 0 17 870 10 0 190000 92000 42000 0 0 

57450 MC INTIRE 6 16 0 0 22 10 0 16 0 0 0 20 1664 3 0 59600 0 0 0 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 23 74 17 4 118 39 12 110 3 0 0 64 1190 22 1102 1144800 91200 56090 0 0 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 4 20 4 3 31 17 4 19 1 0 0 25 1781 3 150 257000 85000 34094 0 0 

57474 ROCKWELL 25 37 19 18 99 70 138 95 6 0 0 17 0 16 275 1496000 60000 0 0 0 

56610 SWALEDALE 8 11 6 9 34 28 7 30 1 0 0 35 525 3 0 227700 0 0 0 0 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 4 2 5 5 16 10 0 4 4 0 0 31 1945 0 0 0 53000 0 0 0 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 12 15 3 12 42 24 8 0 0 0 0 46 0 4 0 374000 70000 46205 0 0 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 1 0 0 4 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 102000 0 21374 0 0 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 11 20 23 8 62 53 0 0 4 0 0 48 1220 0 0 680500 40400 2000 0 0 

57476 RUDD 11 37 22 0 70 27 16 20 6 0 0 57 1444 8 0 428500 118020 21784 0 0 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 3 16 3 0 22 15 0 0 3 0 0 27 504 0 0 715011 130000 144996 0 0 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 11 15 15 6 47 47 15 6 9 0 0 11 1823 0 0 225100 0 0 0 0 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 6 11 5 3 25 6 3 8 2 0 0 54 0 0 0 987400 20000 224000 0 0 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 2 3 0 15 20 2 8 8 0 0 0 28 640 0 0 143000 0 0 0 0 

56616 THOMPSON 7 15 10 0 32 18 0 3 3 0 0 18 0 10 0 330200 0 0 0 0 

55153 VENTURA 4 27 22 0 53 14 10 0 0 0 0 22 0 14 0 400000 75000 7000 0 0 


597

598 



Mason City District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56648 ACKLEY 4657 4657 2510 2510 3713 3713 236 236 0 0 

57426 GENEVA 2858 2858 1541 1541 2279 2279 145 145 0 0 

57044 ALDEN 5285 5285 2848 2848 4214 4214 268 268 0 0 

57110 POPEJOY 1876 1876 1011 1011 1495 1495 95 95 0 0 

57140 WILLIAMS 0 2833 0 1527 0 2259 0 144 0 0 

56528 BELMOND 6571 9857 3542 5313 5239 7859 333 500 0 0 

56530 BRITT 9826 9826 5295 5295 7834 7834 242 499 0 0 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 4039 4039 2177 2177 3220 3220 205 205 0 0 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 15801 21459 4427 11565 7700 17109 0 1089 0 8471 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 10891 10891 5870 5870 8683 8683 553 553 0 0 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 20315 20315 10949 10949 16196 16196 1031 1031 0 1601 

56540 CORWITH 4097 4097 2208 2208 3266 3267 208 208 0 0 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 1703 1703 918 918 1358 1358 86 86 0 0 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 7015 7015 3781 3781 5593 5593 356 356 0 0 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 569 569 307 307 454 454 29 29 0 0 

57052 DOWS 3696 3696 1992 1992 2947 2947 188 188 0 0 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 1709 1709 921 921 1362 1362 87 87 0 0 

57412 DUMONT 6770 6770 3649 3649 5397 5397 343 343 0 0 

57390 AREDALE 3635 3637 1960 1960 2900 2900 186 185 0 0 

55037 BRISTOW 1463 1463 789 789 1167 1167 74 74 0 0 

57060 ELLIS 1874 1874 1010 1010 1494 1494 95 95 0 0 

57418 ELMA 1165 1165 628 628 929 929 59 59 0 0 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 2852 2852 1537 1537 2274 2274 145 145 0 0 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 2635 2635 1420 1420 2101 2101 134 134 0 0 

56562 FOREST CITY 15119 15119 3000 8149 5381 12054 767 767 0 0 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 4083 4083 2201 2201 255 3255 207 207 0 0 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 4163 4163 2244 2244 3319 3319 211 211 0 5206 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 830 830 447 447 0 662 0 42 0 0 

56564 GARNER 11564 11564 6232 6232 9219 9219 587 587 0 0 

57428 GREENE YOKE 3931 3931 2119 2119 3134 3134 124 199 0 0 

57430 HAMPTON 18366 18366 9898 9898 14642 14642 932 932 0 0 

57432 HANSELL 3866 3866 2084 2084 3083 3083 196 196 0 0 

55141 WEST FORK 1723 1724 929 929 1374 1375 87 87 0 0 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 23083 23083 12441 12441 18403 18403 1171 1171 0 16037 

56578 KANAWHA 6389 6390 1707 3444 807 5095 51 324 0 0 

56580 KLEMME 6006 6006 3237 3237 4788 4788 305 305 0 0 

55045 GOODELL 2088 2088 1125 1125 0 1665 0 106 0 0 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 4117 4117 1719 2219 3782 3282 209 209 0 0 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 4793 4794 2583 2583 3822 3822 243 243 0 0 

57408 CHESTER 2238 2238 1206 1206 1784 1784 114 114 0 15

56595 LU VERNE 4073 4073 2195 2195 3247 3247 207 207 0 0 

56594 LIVERMORE 1337 2292 720 1235 1065 1827 67 116 0 0 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 11460 11460 6176 6176 9136 9136 581 581 0 0 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 1711 1711 922 922 1364 1364 87 87 0 0 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 43114 43114 23236 23236 34373 34373 2187 2187 0 0 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 6336 6336 3415 3415 5052 5052 321 321 0 3 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 14753 14753 7951 7951 11762 11762 748 748 0 0 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 2392 3453 797 1861 1594 2753 0 175 0 0 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 3486 3486 1879 1879 2779 2779 177 177 0 0 

57100 MORGAN 2833 2833 1527 1527 2259 2259 144 144 0 0 

57392 BRADFORD 0 1071 0 577 0 854 0 54 0 0 

57090 LEE CENTER 1357 1357 732 732 1082 1082 69 69 0 0 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 8880 8879 4788 4785 7080 7079 456 450 0 0 

57458 NORTHWOOD 8392 8392 4523 4523 6691 6691 426 426 0 0 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 8574 8574 4621 4621 6835 6835 435 435 0 0 

56604 RENWICK 660 6341 340 3417 400 5055 60 322 0 1000 

56566 GOLDFIELD 4238 4238 2283 2284 3378 3379 215 215 0 2645 

57468 RICEVILLE 4218 4218 2273 2273 3363 3363 214 214 0 1646 

57450 MC INTIRE 1814 1814 978 978 1446 1446 92 92 0 0 

57472 ROCKFORD 5753 5753 3100 3100 4586 4586 292 292 0 0 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 1830 1830 986 986 1459 1459 93 93 0 0 

57474 ROCKWELL 6178 6178 3330 3330 4926 4926 313 313 0 0 

56610 SWALEDALE 3193 3194 1720 1721 2545 2546 162 162 0 0 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 2746 2746 1480 1480 2189 2189 139 139 0 0 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 5970 5970 3218 3218 4760 4760 303 303 0 6961 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 1331 1331 717 717 1061 1061 68 68 0 0 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 8013 8013 4318 4318 2587 6388 0 407 0 0 

57476 RUDD 3984 3985 2146 2147 3177 3177 201 202 0 0 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 1928 1928 1039 1039 1537 1537 98 98 0 0 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 2605 2605 1404 1404 2077 2077 132 132 0 0 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 5076 5076 2735 2735 4047 4047 258 258 0 0 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 2130 2130 0 1148 0 1698 0 108 0 0 

56616 THOMPSON 2240 2240 1207 1207 3 1786 0 114 0 0 

55153 VENTURA 4000 4618 0 2489 0 3681 0 234 0 0 


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Mason City District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



56648 ACKLEY 1056 0 0 8 28 10 5 0 9 0 0 0 306 0 0 65 1347 

57426 GENEVA 416 0 0 25 20 20 20 15 15 20 15 20 25 0 0 650 0 

57044 ALDEN 672 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 312 0 0 219 1738 

57110 POPEJOY 88 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 99 0 0 234 265 

57140 WILLIAMS 199 0 0 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 651 

56528 BELMOND 624 0 0 246 111 0 40 26 106 78 0 0 426 0 0 1141 2836 

56530 BRITT 3615 0 0 65 150 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 691 0 0 3144 3803 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 715 0 0 196 103 25 61 31 40 18 40 44 290 0 0 21442 1091 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 3050 0 0 312 134 45 71 70 151 0 0 156 50 0 0 2525 4724 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 4654 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 659 4269 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 4363 0 0 249 116 40 129 62 136 39 141 43 1077 0 0 44679 5141 

56540 CORWITH 974 2500 0 53 6 0 11 7 13 8 49 0 315 0 0 912 1175 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 315 0 0 20 5 5 14 0 7 5 21 0 35 0 0 4516 375 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 412 0 0 542 126 114 158 313 52 0 0 131 484 0 0 3114 3176 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 848 0 2 30 10 15 30 10 2 2 2 10 138 0 0 781 701 

57052 DOWS 60 0 0 95 0 0 0 0 21 21 15 22 0 0 0 30 975 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130 545 

57412 DUMONT 640 0 0 114 70 76 48 27 24 0 12 42 74 0 0 1199 1377 

57390 AREDALE 353 0 0 6 5 15 0 15 5 0 10 47 113 0 0 563 948 

55037 BRISTOW 90 0 0 9 0 20 15 8 15 0 7 16 19 0 0 29 355 

57060 ELLIS 213 0 0 24 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1814 425 

57418 ELMA 6 0 0 41 6 20 10 22 0 1 12 0 0 0 0 20 467 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 588 0 0 50 24 23 44 14 33 24 52 28 5 56 0 2878 1089 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 1920 0 10 64 31 34 43 81 39 106 31 57 1140 62 0 232 1158 

56562 FOREST CITY 1243 0 0 48 54 0 32 15 0 0 0 0 630 0 0 997 2986 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 187 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 0 0 8139 650 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 166 0 0 43 18 32 10 13 5 10 24 0 128 0 0 592 544 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 239 

56564 GARNER 451 0 0 82 0 0 15 10 32 0 0 0 30 0 0 256 3383 

57428 GREENE YOKE 842 0 0 72 5 0 40 6 20 0 0 0 201 0 0 680 2290 

57430 HAMPTON 4726 0 0 132 152 27 0 17 14 121 0 0 1031 0 0 5538 3425 

57432 HANSELL 186 0 0 34 37 15 65 37 37 33 0 0 0 0 0 258 0 

55141 WEST FORK 51 0 0 13 11 4 15 11 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 404 436 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 1508 0 0 610 0 0 0 45 0 0 0 0 1110 0 0 1978 4949 

56578 KANAWHA 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 480 832 

56580 KLEMME 1670 0 0 78 72 0 29 40 20 0 30 21 855 0 0 20888 1698 

55045 GOODELL 146 0 0 33 17 15 12 12 4 0 0 18 56 0 0 279 0 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 1072 0 10 100 10 21 10 10 39 10 10 1 115 0 0 1426 1522 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 1455 0 0 60 30 25 36 25 34 25 25 25 1302 0 200 1050 1339 

57408 CHESTER 1676 0 0 47 0 15 13 11 15 0 27 11 610 0 0 1745 702

56595 LU VERNE 1055 0 0 74 64 0 72 45 58 0 57 83 225 0 0 1862 856 

56594 LIVERMORE 50 0 0 37 27 0 25 15 8 0 20 23 0 0 0 2723 474 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 2724 0 0 213 67 99 69 79 35 51 0 0 505 0 0 2412 1426 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 127 0 0 34 28 26 22 14 28 5 0 0 50 0 0 0 732 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 6257 0 0 930 424 152 211 161 182 635 167 0 2717 0 0 3908 6555 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 82 0 0 93 21 0 39 14 16 0 44 18 110 0 0 49003 1108 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 2268 0 0 275 119 200 165 94 49 55 0 0 1694 0 0 3329 4129 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 4182 0 0 21 31 16 27 12 7 0 0 0 149 0 2 9162 933 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 1322 0 0 118 39 30 45 6 42 0 0 0 178 0 0 12795 960 

57100 MORGAN 286 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 16 10 320 0 0 1158 1240 

57392 BRADFORD 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 223 238 

57090 LEE CENTER 104 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 40 0 0 541 636 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 586 0 0 188 36 95 50 22 3 10 50 0 28 0 0 378 868 

57458 NORTHWOOD 1834 0 0 0 0 10 9 0 8 0 13 0 252 0 0 931 1731 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 1615 0 30 107 63 29 50 20 18 0 63 20 605 0 0 799 4065 

56604 RENWICK 1467 0 0 116 33 0 0 0 35 39 0 43 737 0 0 1038 1011 

56566 GOLDFIELD 478 0 0 373 92 0 0 0 28 33 32 33 885 0 0 763 922 

57468 RICEVILLE 79 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 663 588 

57450 MC INTIRE 83 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 428 437 

57472 ROCKFORD 743 0 0 83 35 20 2 14 52 10 0 0 252 0 0 1265 1915 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 320 0 0 23 12 0 14 28 11 6 0 0 109 0 0 716 970 

57474 ROCKWELL 510 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 396 0 0 0 471 

56610 SWALEDALE 474 0 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 135 0 0 284 948 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 197 0 0 60 25 0 30 64 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 84 672 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 55 0 0 93 0 59 68 16 25 0 0 0 132 0 0 373 915 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 12 0 0 8 4 3 5 9 2 0 0 0 48 0 0 212 120 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 507 0 0 96 54 9 3 10 22 0 0 0 125 0 0 569 1270 

57476 RUDD 142 0 0 43 63 10 14 35 48 0 37 0 183 0 0 2600 1814 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 125 0 0 13 25 18 7 19 10 0 13 0 122 0 0 579 909 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 130 0 0 53 70 0 33 33 28 0 26 0 135 0 0 741 326 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 1252 0 0 0 16 0 48 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 294 1336 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 133 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 184 738 

56616 THOMPSON 41 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 26 0 20 0 0 0 0 20 266 

55153 VENTURA 370 0 0 0 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 322 0 0 364 1250 


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Mason City District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56648 ACKLEY 20515 0 200 4245 20715 0 1496 3951 7274 0 14298 73564 

57426 GENEVA 10181 0 0 2027 10181 0 991 2963 5475 0 13544 42849 

57044 ALDEN 21051 0 0 2275 21051 0 1280 739 4988 0 33207 83921 

57110 POPEJOY 7379 0 0 741 7379 0 231 33 1709 0 2352 19490 

57140 WILLIAMS 13485 0 0 1186 13485 0 112 123 780 11368 14397 45246 

56528 BELMOND 29500 7500 3679 4502 40679 0 1146 4775 28784 0 22825 133702 

56530 BRITT 38125 0 0 2256 38125 0 1800 4178 17348 0 15577 119142 

56532 BUFFALO CENTER 19200 0 353 2625 19553 0 510 825 7395 0 9202 78254 

57402 CHARLES CITY, TRINITY 33480 22686 15808 6563 71974 0 12498 6665 60051 0 28315 242698 

56536 CLARION, FIRST 43200 0 0 3132 43200 0 2382 5761 18875 0 107219 220501 

56538 CLEAR LAKE 45320 0 3167 2837 48487 0 19009 12143 63675 17262 24456 298624 

56540 CORWITH 20278 0 503 1605 20781 0 1137 2678 6694 0 19834 69398 

56624 WESLEY, FIRST UMC OF 8282 0 0 1111 8282 0 460 325 1810 0 2262 25036 

56914 CRESCO, FIRST 26491 0 0 4701 26491 0 2783 2778 7443 0 146285 222981 

55073 CRESCO, ZION 3609 0 0 414 3609 0 0 82 470 0 861 9558 

57052 DOWS 15600 0 499 1611 16099 0 0 1480 4645 0 4651 44233 

56520 ALEXANDER, COMMUNITY 6900 0 168 387 7068 0 0 95 1934 0 3149 19643 

57412 DUMONT 16500 0 198 2507 16698 0 4876 1340 7040 0 11066 67472 

57390 AREDALE 9900 0 41 1485 9941 0 2471 869 3464 0 8274 39747 

55037 BRISTOW 3600 0 0 527 3600 0 901 0 882 0 2122 12963 

57060 ELLIS 7240 0 0 0 7240 0 340 141 432 0 1727 17821 

57418 ELMA 6000 0 0 1669 6000 0 0 25 1180 0 1821 15534 

57420 FLOYD, GRACE 14822 0 0 987 14822 0 0 742 2828 0 17367 51221 

57406 WEST ST. CHARLES 12127 0 0 997 12127 0 0 1446 1356 0 2810 30629 

56562 FOREST CITY 39886 0 567 5092 40453 0 18363 11525 26627 13103 13025 164006 

56542 CRYSTAL LAKE 18968 0 211 2505 19179 0 3500 398 5824 0 4153 55285 

57422 FREDERICKSBURG 15731 0 0 1198 15731 0 0 1122 2462 0 5892 47889 

57498 WILLIAMSTOWN 3452 0 0 163 3452 0 0 0 150 0 497 6510 

56564 GARNER 37100 0 560 2517 37660 0 3243 4741 26569 0 35435 146295 

57428 GREENE YOKE 20208 0 0 2049 20208 0 0 236 2343 0 2958 40417 

57430 HAMPTON 43157 5063 1294 1962 49514 0 12342 8020 37668 0 16264 188130 

57432 HANSELL 18720 0 32000 2086 50720 0 510 791 5796 0 6657 81660 

55141 WEST FORK 9360 0 1600 1914 10960 0 0 0 1460 0 2451 24476 

56696 IOWA FALLS, FIRST 43575 25000 0 1562 68575 0 17012 11108 49799 241 32105 273329 

56578 KANAWHA 26140 0 0 1769 26140 0 0 2299 11178 0 7760 65718 

56580 KLEMME 22875 0 0 2283 22875 0 0 2268 10821 0 7197 88474 

55045 GOODELL 5889 0 0 761 5889 0 306 2062 3096 0 3892 21319 

56582 LAKE MILLS, ASBURY 25750 0 0 680 25750 0 1040 2780 7696 0 4193 61354 

57444 LIME SPRINGS 21167 0 0 2524 21167 0 0 2889 7489 0 10284 65358 

57408 CHESTER 10583 0 0 1272 10583 0 0 769 2209 0 1623 27941

56595 LU VERNE 17884 0 0 1400 17884 0 0 1241 4598 0 4610 46899 

56594 LIVERMORE 11923 0 0 1500 11923 0 0 1605 2660 0 5150 32712 

55107 MANLY, BETHEL 31150 0 326 2162 31476 0 7700 4178 26799 0 11894 124302 

55097 BOLAN, TRINITY 8600 0 0 450 8600 0 300 533 1854 0 2681 20497 

57446 MASON CITY, FIRST 54400 32250 2557 4740 89207 0 59832 29039 123374 0 124466 565380 

55115 MASON CITY, GRACE 27458 0 6700 966 34158 0 0 1105 7343 0 30144 143429 

57448 MASON CITY, WESLEY 43533 0 1872 1136 45405 0 9198 8885 40147 0 19357 178258 

55117 MESERVEY, SALEM 14223 0 372 2022 14595 0 780 1297 4446 0 5995 48439 

56618 THORNTON, FIRST 14447 0 0 1475 14447 0 775 1363 4999 0 4690 54498 

57100 MORGAN 14000 0 1248 772 15248 0 0 290 3325 0 8969 40221 

57392 BRADFORD 5166 0 0 39 5166 0 0 0 751 0 10425 17650 

57090 LEE CENTER 7234 0 0 401 7234 0 0 0 1280 0 4140 18644 

57454 NEW HAMPTON, FIRST 34000 0 667 2908 34667 0 2950 4304 15959 0 30767 121709 

57458 NORTHWOOD 33538 0 250 964 33788 0 855 2776 15968 611 23608 110363 

57460 OSAGE, FIRST 32200 0 0 1668 32200 0 1335 1345 18443 0 24123 112211 

56604 RENWICK 17411 0 0 2734 17411 0 0 896 13398 0 12721 56502 

56566 GOLDFIELD 14246 0 0 2409 14246 0 0 1957 4967 0 12792 55427 

57468 RICEVILLE 15757 0 0 1762 15757 0 0 415 2325 0 16106 52984 

57450 MC INTIRE 8369 0 0 1046 8369 0 0 613 266 0 1116 18633 

57472 ROCKFORD 22422 0 0 4806 22422 0 404 3254 8666 0 9714 71541 

57421 MARBLE ROCK 7465 0 0 1408 7465 0 0 604 3469 0 5804 26637 

57474 ROCKWELL 25057 0 215 3582 25272 0 0 2046 8713 0 7731 68205 

56610 SWALEDALE 13493 0 133 1381 13626 0 0 706 3683 0 7490 38993 

56606 ROWAN UNITED CHURCH (YO 13950 0 0 1410 13950 0 0 952 1999 0 3773 31866 

57480 SHEFFIELD, FIRST 21423 0 0 3063 21423 0 0 2511 8902 0 9516 74035 

57398 CHAPIN, SALEM 8160 0 0 396 8160 0 0 0 1140 0 2480 18218 

57456 NORA SPRINGS, FIRST 14410 11880 606 2690 26896 0 521 2660 12791 0 8824 78157 

57476 RUDD 8843 7290 1828 1609 17961 0 324 2460 7477 0 6886 54945 

57464 PLYMOUTH, FIRST 3930 3240 0 713 7170 0 1869 162 3132 0 11701 32255 

57470 ROCK FALLS, OLD STONE 5570 4590 0 1013 10160 0 2139 138 3848 0 10487 37979 

57478 ST. ANSGAR 18210 0 0 1900 18210 0 0 1278 31256 0 15432 85690 

57442 LITTLE CEDAR 9888 0 0 1300 9888 0 0 500 4883 0 4319 26260 

56616 THOMPSON 12500 0 2160 600 14660 0 200 400 596 0 2512 24522 

55153 VENTURA 11500 0 857 1586 12357 0 1764 845 2030 0 6104 30707 


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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 123 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 124 45 3 27 5 0 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 1208 39 9 20 6 68 6 23 10 7 1168 482 36 331 30 29 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 90 9 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 95 89 1 49 60 0 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 0 57 56 1 28 12 1 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 68 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 72 42 5 0 10 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 138 3 2 0 0 0 3 2 3 3 132 54 0 19 32 3 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 753 27 3 4 9 21 0 1 13 19 742 274 15 160 84 13 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 359 2 1 2 7 0 0 3 1 8 359 123 3 56 199 8 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 67 4 3 1 0 0 1 1 3 1 69 29 2 12 23 2 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 298 9 0 3 1 0 5 3 0 8 295 123 8 47 184 10 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 94 34 2 35 20 0 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 102 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 2 97 44 1 28 44 0 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 698 19 3 9 7 0 3 8 3 21 701 324 11 170 198 14 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 186 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 181 67 2 0 0 0 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 141 1 0 0 3 6 3 5 4 5 122 70 4 34 6 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 101 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 97 25 0 0 0 0 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 58 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 56 31 4 11 6 0 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 441 2 0 2 1 0 0 3 0 6 437 92 8 51 200 2 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 165 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 164 55 1 40 72 2 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 143 3 0 0 2 22 0 0 1 1 124 41 1 13 25 0 

55224 DANVILLE 185 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 182 60 0 24 17 0 

55227 LONG CREEK 83 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 82 28 0 16 0 0 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 495 25 1 11 2 2 1 7 1 4 519 307 15 137 82 11 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 127 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 127 70 4 15 22 3 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 228 3 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 227 100 7 0 0 3 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 1174 18 13 13 9 0 5 14 5 16 1187 525 24 251 907 24 

56796 DE WITT 465 10 1 6 7 0 15 3 8 9 454 196 5 88 88 10 

55226 DONNELLSON 80 14 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 6 80 44 0 27 15 0 

55215 EMBURY 114 1 0 2 0 0 3 0 0 4 110 55 2 33 15 0 

55288 ELDRIDGE 291 14 2 19 2 13 0 4 0 1 310 160 14 120 101 19 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 405 8 0 6 1 0 0 9 0 7 404 136 9 52 42 8 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 334 2 0 2 0 0 0 4 2 7 325 87 5 46 59 0 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 81 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 80 39 7 6 8 0 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 45 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 49 27 2 0 0 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 20 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 19 16 0 0 8 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 625 13 0 1 2 0 0 4 2 10 625 225 18 152 135 5 

55252 KINGSTON 75 11 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 86 57 2 17 43 0 

55248 LETTS 184 2 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 4 179 62 1 0 0 0 

55289 ISLAND 209 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 206 46 0 0 0 0 

56818 MC CAUSLAND 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 97 43 4 16 0 0

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 78 6 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 83 42 3 37 23 0 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 365 6 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 8 364 216 6 0 0 0 

55264 SPERRY 112 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 111 53 2 0 0 0 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 100 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 39 1 13 30 0 

55274 MOSCOW 32 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 30 22 0 0 17 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 1026 16 1 5 3 10 12 14 1 12 1002 315 8 157 386 9 

55282 MOUNT UNION 142 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 139 50 1 19 37 2 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 43 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 45 27 2 12 13 0 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 109 2 0 1 3 0 1 2 1 4 107 50 0 36 37 2 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 175 6 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 5 171 55 1 29 8 6 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 200 2 0 0 0 3 10 12 5 4 168 64 5 10 8 0 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 99 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 102 42 0 22 10 4 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 59 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 58 25 0 15 19 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 40 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 34 41 0 0 56 4 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 187 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 185 112 7 60 100 4 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 824 16 0 20 7 0 1 3 0 16 847 248 6 179 164 4 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 56 22 0 2 14 0 

55191 COTTONWOOD 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 54 25 1 7 39 0 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 83 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 77 35 0 9 0 0 

55290 NEW LONDON 288 1 1 0 2 7 7 0 0 9 269 100 3 65 0 0 

55292 NICHOLS 88 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 3 78 19 0 2 28 0 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 116 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 115 45 2 19 38 1 

55295 CONESVILLE 41 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 40 29 1 10 5 2 

55306 WAPELLO 446 14 4 0 0 0 1 3 1 3 456 115 5 83 65 9 

55276 MORNING SUN 195 5 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 4 194 57 2 22 33 0 

55296 OAKVILLE 155 155 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 305 60 0 24 80 0 

55313 TRENTON 57 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 60 44 1 10 0 0 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 367 9 0 0 1 0 0 1 9 4 363 138 3 86 72 8 

55308 WASHINGTON 888 3 1 8 0 3 5 4 1 21 866 258 5 75 135 0 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 168 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 165 65 6 75 0 0 

55315 WEST CHESTER 168 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 167 65 3 9 28 0 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 369 6 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 371 140 8 65 100 6 

55318 WILTON 469 11 0 6 2 11 7 2 8 2 458 114 7 112 54 8 

55320 WINFIELD 312 12 0 4 4 0 11 7 4 3 307 122 3 67 56 10 

55195 SPRING RUN 48 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 54 44 2 16 14 3 


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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 4 12 3 7 26 26 22 6 4 0 0 10 0 3 0 500800 52000 8320 0 0 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 95 225 175 75 570 260 36 20 29 32 0 106 900 75 6107 3104000 223000 37000 407580 0 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 11 35 11 17 74 29 16 10 0 0 0 0 0 13 1530 620000 0 14000 18150 11999 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 7 13 7 0 27 15 40 0 0 16 200 35 3500 10 500 185000 120000 0 38029 0 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 6 12 10 10 38 7 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 10 55 150000 30000 15000 0 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 3 3 0 5 11 5 5 0 3 0 0 38 466 0 0 630000 125000 39411 0 41785 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 33 80 55 122 290 141 151 61 13 75 300 132 2287 76 1829 4666000 185000 1023427 0 0 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 11 43 32 106 192 52 20 8 0 25 0 59 1937 13 0 1000000 130000 28582 0 0 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 2 7 0 0 9 4 0 0 2 0 0 25 644 0 0 165000 0 5256 0 4072 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 13 69 41 34 157 57 0 71 7 10 94 49 1445 12 601 881000 162000 64000 0 0 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 4 28 0 0 32 22 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 228060 50000 0 0 0 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 13 37 15 10 75 35 0 8 0 0 0 11 0 10 0 298500 150000 93000 0 0 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 59 78 45 37 219 108 56 230 14 30 45 125 1300 20 5338 2765100 164100 174283 0 0 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 4 13 8 8 33 27 0 14 1 0 0 17 2103 0 0 908400 0 115415 0 0 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 11 26 4 0 41 22 12 14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 341050 60000 20478 6367 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 4 9 0 0 13 8 18 14 0 0 0 16 42 0 0 156000 30000 278737 0 0 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 4 10 0 0 14 10 11 14 2 0 0 12 250 3 0 764000 133000 17567 0 0 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 26 42 11 39 118 49 14 7 1 4 0 81 3500 2 0 1500000 125000 30000 0 1000 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 11 21 10 28 70 20 3 5 2 0 0 25 125 6 0 223000 0 0 0 0 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 8 20 10 21 59 28 0 12 2 25 213 12 2655 9 428 497000 75500 5538 0 0 

55224 DANVILLE 13 40 6 15 74 44 30 10 0 15 0 29 700 0 0 925000 60000 31180 0 0 

55227 LONG CREEK 4 12 4 24 44 14 12 3 0 3 0 23 464 0 0 297500 0 63329 0 0 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 21 60 50 120 251 220 10 157 6 35 1300 70 1410 200 2500 1418900 140800 83742 0 0 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 12 9 9 15 45 25 50 10 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 640000 85000 5800 0 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 7 5 8 45 65 45 0 0 0 0 0 45 1120 0 0 1014200 0 115000 0 0 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 24 128 68 212 432 224 201 416 11 0 0 192 2982 60 1000 7333932 320000 269113 0 0 

56796 DE WITT 22 58 23 49 152 84 45 55 8 8 528 55 836 40 1058 1620000 122000 197299 5492 3718 

55226 DONNELLSON 12 15 4 8 39 21 0 0 0 13 1575 20 1473 0 0 506300 89000 0 0 0 

55215 EMBURY 8 18 12 12 50 55 0 0 1 0 0 26 1770 0 0 232500 0 0 0 0 

55288 ELDRIDGE 18 79 67 83 247 63 106 120 10 13 0 28 1140 17 1540 1931041 115000 0 385278 0 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 15 42 31 32 120 41 9 0 8 0 0 58 2335 15 0 1539200 134262 33503 70148 17516 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 9 30 18 20 77 77 35 15 0 1 46 400 0 0 0 0 850000 85000 0 0 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 8 13 4 21 46 15 0 0 0 0 0 27 315 0 0 565000 70000 10660 0 0 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 3 0 12 6 21 13 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000 0 3250 0 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 2 3 14 19 38 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65000 0 0 0 11500 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 23 60 37 70 190 75 23 0 10 0 0 124 1500 20 0 1870000 85000 865000 0 0 

55252 KINGSTON 5 23 5 18 51 28 0 0 2 0 0 17 1616 3 0 235000 0 31443 0 0 

55248 LETTS 15 18 14 18 65 35 13 0 0 0 0 24 1541 9 117 399000 65000 0 0 0 

55289 ISLAND 10 23 12 10 55 29 15 53 0 0 0 28 2725 10 118 410000 85000 0 0 0 

56818 MC CAUSLAND 5 22 5 0 32 12 5 37 0 0 0 15 150 2 0 256000 0 37764 0 0

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 9 27 4 10 50 8 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 268300 0 8781 21729 0 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 18 60 22 32 132 81 200 69 0 0 0 51 3004 0 0 850000 120000 98076 0 0 

55264 SPERRY 9 22 7 12 50 35 150 62 0 0 0 15 819 0 0 226000 0 48135 0 0 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 3 4 7 25 39 19 0 0 1 0 0 20 522 0 0 536200 0 39921 0 0 

55274 MOSCOW 0 0 0 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55000 0 0 0 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 29 87 47 107 270 156 18 80 16 5 651 163 699 45 324 2343000 233000 335883 0 0 

55282 MOUNT UNION 32 41 9 10 92 13 23 61 2 10 85 28 916 3 0 357964 78936 20844 0 0 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 4 0 0 5 9 0 0 5 0 0 0 10 291 0 0 75076 0 52078 0 0 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 9 5 6 20 40 20 0 0 2 9 0 30 744 2 0 750000 48000 0 39607 0 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 8 12 10 12 42 26 0 0 6 12 0 18 1080 5 0 250000 0 18000 0 0 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 4 10 5 15 34 20 0 7 0 0 0 41 550 0 0 660000 100000 0 0 0 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 2 8 4 12 26 12 0 0 4 0 0 15 0 3 0 170000 0 39278 0 0 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 4 7 5 15 31 23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 105000 0 15084 0 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 5 5 8 6 24 20 0 0 0 7 0 6 0 9 0 63000 60185 47145 0 0 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 9 30 8 47 94 43 23 0 4 12 3400 28 700 6 550 900000 100000 0 0 0 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 40 110 65 60 275 140 80 0 4 0 0 132 1390 28 50 5300000 97000 151000 0 0 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 2 0 0 7 9 7 10 41 0 0 0 9 264 9 75 75600 62000 0 0 0 

55191 COTTONWOOD 7 4 4 13 28 16 10 41 0 0 0 14 240 9 75 30000 0 22000 0 0 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 12 5 6 35 58 30 10 41 0 0 0 23 544 9 75 100000 0 0 0 0 

55290 NEW LONDON 7 47 6 14 74 29 12 0 0 0 0 54 2165 6 0 1189700 100600 16000 0 0 

55292 NICHOLS 2 8 0 16 26 0 14 0 0 0 0 11 243 0 0 372900 80400 6357 0 0 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 15 23 10 27 75 31 10 24 1 0 0 19 0 10 0 100000 0 10762 0 3322 

55295 CONESVILLE 6 18 2 8 34 6 18 30 1 0 0 14 0 0 0 314900 0 5383 1600 0 

55306 WAPELLO 35 73 32 36 176 60 80 65 9 0 0 86 600 35 3500 845000 77500 61416 0 0 

55276 MORNING SUN 8 10 4 12 34 20 8 60 0 0 0 29 567 0 0 500000 44440 0 0 0 

55296 OAKVILLE 8 15 11 20 54 46 8 12 0 10 400 52 3149 6 200 220000 103968 3000 0 0 

55313 TRENTON 3 14 0 9 26 16 0 0 0 0 0 11 403 0 0 105000 0 21114 0 0 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 18 31 10 25 84 54 91 77 8 0 0 18 200 30 750 1033051 70000 37060 117128 7318 

55308 WASHINGTON 33 118 90 73 314 119 0 0 0 0 0 182 3113 36 299 3060139 0 1338810 0 0 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 16 19 8 14 57 35 0 0 0 15 1821 24 3675 4 0 285000 93000 48973 26421 0 

55315 WEST CHESTER 13 31 9 53 106 36 15 0 0 0 0 42 952 3 1000 198000 45000 25780 0 0 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 19 32 15 25 91 48 19 10 0 25 1500 86 2500 25 400 1991000 81000 44627 0 0 

55318 WILTON 35 92 46 15 188 88 24 48 8 20 820 37 5505 15 222 845000 82000 92579 19154 5842 

55320 WINFIELD 14 28 17 21 80 55 30 100 9 0 0 69 850 14 0 950000 138000 0 0 0 

55195 SPRING RUN 5 11 5 22 43 30 0 11 3 0 0 18 1375 0 0 90000 0 26000 0 0 


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Muscatine District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY 3312 3312 1785 1785 2640 2641 168 168 0 0 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 31787 31787 17132 17132 25343 25343 1613 1613 0 0 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 2233 1137 948 613 1561 906 101 58 130 0 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 6252 6253 3369 3370 4985 4985 317 317 162 0 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 2230 2230 1202 1202 1778 1778 113 113 0 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 1300 6761 0 3644 0 5391 0 343 330 0 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 28348 28348 15278 15278 22600 22600 1438 1438 1782 0 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 12195 12195 6573 6573 9723 9723 618 619 804 2221 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 1756 1756 947 947 1400 1400 89 89 332 1000 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 9567 9567 5156 5156 7627 7627 485 485 671 0 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 2511 2511 1353 1353 2002 2002 127 127 0 0 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 1500 2561 0 1380 0 2042 0 130 0 0 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 21531 21531 11604 11604 17166 17166 1092 1092 1552 0 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 2815 6187 0 3335 0 4933 0 314 0 0 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 4140 4960 2230 2673 3300 3955 210 252 0 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 3281 3281 1768 1768 2616 2616 166 166 242 0 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 2192 2192 0 1181 0 1747 0 111 0 0 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 8805 8805 4745 4745 1493 7020 0 447 0 1285 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 2391 2392 1289 1289 1907 1907 120 121 240 1469 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 3406 3406 1835 1835 2715 2715 172 173 0 0 

55224 DANVILLE 3958 3958 2133 2133 3155 3155 201 201 82 0 

55227 LONG CREEK 1582 1582 853 853 1261 1261 80 80 189 0 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 17676 17676 9527 9527 14093 14093 897 897 0 0 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 7175 7175 3867 3867 5720 5720 364 364 288 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 6665 6665 3592 3592 5314 5314 338 338 0 0 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 42870 42870 23105 23105 34178 34178 2175 2175 2594 17383 

56796 DE WITT 12749 12749 6871 6871 10164 10164 647 647 1012 0 

55226 DONNELLSON 3061 3061 1650 1650 2441 2441 155 155 0 618 

55215 EMBURY 2653 2653 1430 1430 2115 2115 135 135 0 0 

55288 ELDRIDGE 9304 9304 5014 5014 7417 7417 472 472 17 2897 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 9186 12973 4270 6992 6274 10343 178 658 80 0 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 9782 9787 0 5274 2188 7802 0 497 300 0 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 2825 2825 1522 1522 2252 2252 143 143 200 0 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 1530 1530 824 824 1219 1219 78 78 104 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 745 802 386 432 585 639 37 41 40 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 17669 17669 9523 9523 14087 14087 896 896 3047 6740 

55252 KINGSTON 1878 1878 1012 1012 1497 1497 95 95 166 0 

55248 LETTS 4658 4658 2510 2510 3714 3714 236 236 505 0 

55289 ISLAND 4484 4484 2417 2417 3575 3575 228 228 477 0 

56818 MC CAUSLAND 2124 2124 1145 1145 1693 1693 108 108 212 0

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 1678 3726 1546 2008 1591 2971 189 189 17 800 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 8203 8203 4421 4421 6540 6540 416 416 0 0 

55264 SPERRY 2258 2258 1217 1217 1800 1800 115 115 238 0 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 3996 3996 2154 2154 3186 3186 203 203 225 0 

55274 MOSCOW 338 338 182 182 270 270 17 17 65 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 29645 29645 15977 15977 23635 23635 1504 1504 100 0 

55282 MOUNT UNION 4406 4406 2374 2374 3512 3512 224 224 366 0 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 1754 1754 944 945 1398 1398 89 89 135 0 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 3906 4148 1860 2236 2760 3307 170 210 229 0 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 2042 3502 1100 1887 1628 2792 103 178 0 0 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 6061 6061 3267 3267 4832 4832 308 308 590 0 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 679 2719 366 1465 542 2168 34 138 124 3630 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 1365 1365 736 736 1088 1088 69 69 135 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 1360 1360 733 733 1085 1085 69 69 0 475 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 7246 7246 3905 3905 5777 5777 368 368 50 0 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 30170 30170 16260 16260 24053 24053 1531 1531 1463 2837 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 1953 1953 1052 1052 1557 1557 99 99 80 0 

55191 COTTONWOOD 1577 1577 850 850 1257 1257 80 80 0 0 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 2215 2225 1199 1199 1774 1774 113 113 180 0 

55290 NEW LONDON 9066 9066 4886 4886 7228 7228 460 460 684 400 

55292 NICHOLS 2278 2486 1340 1340 1982 1982 126 126 0 0 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 1391 2783 750 1500 1109 2219 70 141 270 503 

55295 CONESVILLE 1020 1020 550 550 813 813 52 52 94 254 

55306 WAPELLO 7162 7162 3860 3860 5710 5710 363 363 1008 0 

55276 MORNING SUN 4995 4995 2692 2692 3982 3982 253 253 0 0 

55296 OAKVILLE 3072 3329 1650 1794 2442 2654 165 169 351 0 

55313 TRENTON 1098 1098 592 592 875 875 56 56 0 0 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 11507 11507 6202 6202 2293 9174 146 584 824 0 

55308 WASHINGTON 25935 25936 13977 13978 20678 20678 1316 1316 200 0 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 6654 6654 3586 3586 5305 5305 338 338 0 0 

55315 WEST CHESTER 4973 4973 2680 2680 3965 3965 252 252 167 0 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 9493 9493 5116 5116 7761 7569 289 482 820 0 

55318 WILTON 3676 8840 996 4764 1476 7048 111 449 0 0 

55320 WINFIELD 6230 6230 3358 3358 4967 4967 316 316 711 0 

55195 SPRING RUN 1377 1426 768 768 1137 1137 120 72 120 0 


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Muscatine District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY 651 0 0 117 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 60 393 0 0 936 999 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 3214 0 0 200 144 100 92 84 156 62 629 96 464 0 0 5957 3861 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 1377 0 25 286 60 49 69 107 110 20 81 228 315 0 0 50 0 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 0 0 0 475 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 300 0 0 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 670 0 0 95 32 20 22 17 51 0 10 0 66 0 0 579 1039 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 4058 0 0 304 282 67 139 79 77 80 133 91 2326 0 0 3318 5733 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 1924 90 0 229 127 59 113 99 200 152 61 94 1639 0 0 1176 2491 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 42 0 0 5 26 12 15 1 0 0 0 17 0 0 0 96 0 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 649 0 0 31 26 30 23 33 28 32 29 30 473 0 0 1586 825 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 100 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 140 0 0 20 396 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 205 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2843 174 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 3604 0 0 680 150 64 188 106 286 101 169 0 2717 0 0 1689 4373 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 175 0 0 20 33 0 0 101 73 0 0 0 107 0 0 551 830 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 64 0 0 0 36 0 0 64 45 0 0 0 40 0 0 10 0 

56810 LOW MOOR 627 0 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 44 0 0 1976 527 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 121 0 0 0 10 0 0 22 51 0 0 0 5 0 0 50 697 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 456 0 0 408 45 21 60 44 26 12 70 37 258 0 0 1545 1351 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 319 0 0 165 20 23 32 17 7 20 22 0 150 0 0 1208 605 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 116 0 0 80 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 226 0 0 1579 667 

55224 DANVILLE 212 0 0 117 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 807 1057 

55227 LONG CREEK 149 0 0 50 25 25 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 953 468 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 1272 0 0 366 57 65 76 54 13 64 120 25 551 0 0 1525 3434 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 1256 0 0 50 50 50 50 50 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 1664 0 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 115 0 0 11 12 22 9 10 3 80 0 0 0 0 0 145 1836 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 6975 0 0 721 404 50 295 362 151 0 0 0 1592 0 0 1388 10290 

56796 DE WITT 3391 100 0 170 78 54 94 65 92 25 111 72 765 0 0 10094 3528 

55226 DONNELLSON 739 0 0 239 140 196 154 141 95 0 104 92 425 0 0 1217 1611 

55215 EMBURY 1197 0 0 93 151 0 114 141 55 0 106 85 481 0 0 1523 1008 

55288 ELDRIDGE 235 0 0 0 98 0 0 8 0 32 0 31 125 0 0 987 1061 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 333 0 0 82 141 87 49 37 19 52 88 58 743 0 0 879 3603 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 1790 0 0 22 38 0 0 4 0 26 29 0 479 0 0 300 0 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 705 0 0 99 37 40 20 27 56 38 46 22 277 0 0 1051 450 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 390 0 0 15 4 0 11 0 6 0 0 0 115 0 0 175 0 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 45 0 0 10 30 0 15 26 40 40 21 34 60 0 0 20 0 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 5815 0 0 326 81 110 5 194 172 220 182 91 1040 0 0 3577 4685 

55252 KINGSTON 865 0 0 158 102 0 80 62 86 77 0 108 109 0 0 1127 1532 

55248 LETTS 2047 0 0 146 61 52 92 95 110 0 0 66 211 0 0 2271 1261 

55289 ISLAND 320 0 0 70 81 0 77 46 47 55 0 25 128 0 0 583 1525 

56818 MC CAUSLAND 165 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 171 0 0 334 334

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 125 0 0 441 0 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 937 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000 0 0 536 1358 

55264 SPERRY 1325 0 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 470 0 0 532 728 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 627 0 0 175 0 80 55 58 29 0 0 52 150 0 0 2390 600 

55274 MOSCOW 85 0 0 74 20 0 15 10 10 15 10 22 107 0 0 25 0 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 4625 0 0 462 5 250 171 96 219 0 0 0 5593 1983 0 3896 4546 

55282 MOUNT UNION 1772 0 0 170 52 59 58 32 11 36 62 37 111 0 0 1422 1297 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 1631 0 0 16 18 32 15 20 42 22 21 19 380 0 0 494 665 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 745 0 0 135 69 61 126 86 116 0 67 74 103 0 0 1248 909 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 519 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 149 0 0 343 671 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 3478 0 0 205 32 153 59 64 9 62 59 39 650 0 0 621 3238 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 354 0 0 66 44 89 75 14 81 0 0 20 173 0 0 542 383 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 561 0 10 445 50 50 50 5 5 50 189 10 316 0 0 72 0 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 165 0 0 95 0 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 510 0 0 17 17 17 17 17 17 17 0 0 395 0 0 510 595 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 8391 0 0 356 362 172 344 171 158 265 295 175 1997 0 1000 3697 5359 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 2112 0 0 30 70 20 0 0 5 20 55 0 269 0 55 444 658 

55191 COTTONWOOD 1159 0 0 0 15 10 5 10 10 20 5 0 89 0 0 479 532 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 2724 0 0 214 118 20 186 73 97 55 86 0 381 0 0 1247 1194 

55290 NEW LONDON 1319 0 0 222 62 0 100 0 58 0 212 14 0 0 0 775 1662 

55292 NICHOLS 484 0 0 24 22 7 0 10 16 0 16 13 42 0 0 0 504 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 871 0 0 68 40 0 16 33 0 0 27 22 43 0 0 10 969 

55295 CONESVILLE 140 0 0 52 30 30 37 20 13 0 26 25 311 0 0 144 593 

55306 WAPELLO 840 0 0 154 0 47 65 0 59 0 0 0 187 0 0 990 1643 

55276 MORNING SUN 1119 0 0 54 17 0 0 63 0 0 0 0 75 0 50 1207 551 

55296 OAKVILLE 922 0 0 245 73 100 68 17 47 20 20 20 66 0 0 799 1607 

55313 TRENTON 277 0 0 103 20 23 20 13 24 0 10 10 132 0 0 167 120 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 4009 0 0 252 50 0 47 0 10 0 0 0 75 0 0 4445 270 

55308 WASHINGTON 9951 0 0 917 258 178 243 83 140 153 50 189 3364 0 849 1233 5923 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 295 0 0 80 0 0 0 0 0 70 57 0 0 0 0 55 801 

55315 WEST CHESTER 1084 0 0 100 10 25 27 3 30 43 10 20 537 35 0 802 2399 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 252 0 0 225 10 24 15 11 7 0 3 207 634 0 0 55 1457 

55318 WILTON 1615 0 0 145 58 0 78 30 51 260 71 74 25 0 0 1887 1759 

55320 WINFIELD 1640 0 0 252 5 5 22 11 48 20 3 24 389 0 0 3014 2482 

55195 SPRING RUN 606 0 0 0 0 8 0 15 20 15 0 15 204 0 0 558 829 


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Muscatine District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55188 AINSWORTH COMMUNITY 11251 0 0 2544 11251 0 0 1500 3068 0 0 28816 

56770 BETTENDORF, ASBURY 55208 22777 0 10949 77985 0 53171 23629 84998 129490 39845 522255 

56771 COMMUNITY OF JOY 34097 0 7500 0 41597 0 9444 6638 20013 2600 8476 103027 

56791 QUAD CITIES, KOREAN 29380 0 217 1773 29597 0 2400 1778 3636 6000 9614 79923 

55200 BRIGHTON UNITED 9234 0 0 744 9234 0 0 482 1207 0 13906 30976 

55208 BURLINGTON, ASBURY 23403 0 685 3609 24088 0 1889 1415 8509 0 20069 69658 

55204 BURLINGTON, FIRST 49858 28255 7500 3280 85613 0 21637 7937 37533 23900 47284 326443 

55206 BURLINGTON, GRACE 34340 0 2009 2069 36349 0 7679 5056 19642 18308 23016 159506 

55203 BURLINGTON, SPRING GROV 8223 0 100 1281 8323 0 780 586 2799 0 10553 32307 

55210 BURLINGTON, WEST HILL 32698 0 162 1481 32860 0 2782 5856 18417 0 9332 106188 

56772 CALAMUS, WESLEY 9863 3578 176 2115 13617 0 470 440 902 0 3876 31221 

56800 GRAND MOUND, ST. PAUL 9843 3578 176 2115 13597 0 0 3582 904 0 82965 111199 

56784 CLINTON, FIRST 46000 0 1696 5300 47696 0 28823 7132 57369 0 53871 272467 

56786 CLINTON, LYONS 21448 0 1915 2789 23363 0 1946 1425 8711 0 5652 60902 

56774 CAMANCHE, ST MARK'S 17080 0 1525 2318 18605 0 1216 1842 5026 0 4266 43348 

56810 LOW MOOR 10584 0 945 1436 11529 0 11548 2278 5007 0 5912 48580 

55069 CLINTON, TRINITY 6888 0 615 935 7503 0 1405 430 4102 0 6020 23422 

55220 COLUMBUS JUNCTION 23941 0 0 0 23941 0 2168 1885 24832 0 17800 96054 

55218 COLUMBUS CITY 8759 0 0 0 8759 0 0 1353 7375 0 2730 31925 

55222 CRAWFORDSVILLE UNITED C 13000 0 0 1156 13000 0 700 2010 4591 0 5316 44064 

55224 DANVILLE 18078 0 791 1375 18869 0 0 2410 4273 0 5376 48436 

55227 LONG CREEK 7860 0 656 1034 8516 0 0 995 2793 0 2452 23427 

56781 DAVENPORT, CHRIST 39367 0 850 2882 40217 0 39234 10807 38787 29678 22251 241207 

55075 DAVENPORT, FAITH 9760 0 0 2400 9760 500 16960 2550 14897 0 11700 78145 

56790 DAVENPORT, GRACE 10886 0 0 0 10886 0 0 1075 16420 0 0 50168 

56792 DAVENPORT, ST. JOHN'S 54611 16330 3833 7538 74774 0 108495 30415 116749 0 169072 659729 

56796 DE WITT 32708 0 693 3823 33401 0 7412 8122 34718 30459 32836 206170 

55226 DONNELLSON 13100 0 0 4636 13100 0 1560 980 3243 0 10720 49664 

55215 EMBURY 13100 0 300 1222 13400 0 0 211 1648 0 1670 31325 

55288 ELDRIDGE 39811 0 0 1861 39811 0 5200 6665 17375 0 533838 641726 

55232 FT. MADISON, FIRST 30438 0 0 4384 30438 0 16452 4947 27444 11126 15675 141978 

55234 FT. MADISON, SANTA FE 32000 0 0 2211 32000 0 2214 4496 16748 0 18161 96149 

55244 KEOKUK, EMMANUEL 7724 0 1500 1672 9224 0 2490 2046 3119 0 17969 47300 

55266 KEOKUK, MELROSE 5833 0 89 1074 5922 0 633 702 1014 0 2578 16962 

55271 KEOKUK, SANDUSKY 3297 0 0 350 3297 0 935 0 799 0 3574 11509 

55242 KEOKUK, TRINITY 46350 26000 9459 2062 81809 0 11338 5196 44668 0 50768 275279 

55252 KINGSTON 9433 0 0 754 9433 0 0 778 2586 0 7355 28995 

55248 LETTS 14652 0 3470 1657 18122 0 3375 3285 7633 0 5212 58347 

55289 ISLAND 14652 0 3470 1657 18122 0 3375 3827 9866 0 9973 63711 

56818 MC CAUSLAND 9880 0 0 1250 9880 0 0 562 1312 0 8515 30869

55283 PARK VIEW (ELDRIDGE) 8480 0 0 1479 8480 0 0 1334 3092 11700 9182 44073 

55262 MEDIAPOLIS 33635 2659 641 3146 36935 0 700 10825 22503 0 10477 113665 

55264 SPERRY 8353 0 235 821 8588 0 0 2633 6643 0 20559 49303 

55270 MONTROSE, TRINITY 8000 0 0 1031 8000 0 5907 1694 2784 0 16562 50051 

55274 MOSCOW 2175 0 0 240 2175 0 0 100 23 0 1472 5190 

55278 MOUNT PLEASANT, FIRST 44604 23254 1016 4333 68874 0 29350 12777 65767 0 50531 336408 

55282 MOUNT UNION 21535 0 0 2275 21535 0 0 232 3781 0 9173 55975 

55279 WESLEY CHAPEL (MUSC. DI 7567 0 0 799 7567 0 0 262 1432 0 3707 21363 

55291 MUSCATINE, MUSSERVILLE 7911 6591 300 1055 14802 0 0 460 6927 14081 7054 67327 

55281 MUSCATINE, SPANGLER CHA 10255 8544 499 1369 19298 0 0 144 5259 0 4619 36728 

55287 MUSCATINE, SWEETLAND 26380 0 110 1153 26490 0 0 1418 6356 0 4672 66338 

55272 HIGH PRAIRIE 7618 6347 499 1017 14464 0 0 327 4335 0 12603 39611 

55161 MUSCATINE, PEACE 3516 2929 499 469 6944 0 1023 150 1664 0 2292 17187 

55298 MUSCATINE, ST. PAUL'S H 0 0 0 1324 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11417 

55127 MUSCATINE, NEW HOPE 30750 0 2643 3434 33393 0 924 1140 4813 0 5683 77160 

55284 MUSCATINE, WESLEY 50000 35133 3834 6391 88967 0 22713 19185 79027 0 37564 365006 

55310 WAYLAND, FIRST 7656 0 0 756 7656 0 0 1282 2011 0 4834 25240 

55191 COTTONWOOD 7392 0 0 713 7392 0 0 562 2052 0 3836 21746 

55311 FINLEY CHAPEL 11352 0 0 1031 11352 0 0 733 2661 0 1833 30507 

55290 NEW LONDON 31500 0 0 2105 31500 0 2745 2543 16763 0 8854 98070 

55292 NICHOLS 9792 0 0 672 9792 0 0 1035 1402 0 4321 30040 

55293 CEDAR VALLEY 12309 0 0 925 12309 0 0 1854 1777 0 3826 26014 

55295 CONESVILLE 4756 0 0 326 4756 0 40 601 386 1545 3106 14824 

55306 WAPELLO 14550 9447 0 6482 23997 0 3824 5930 18505 0 28584 125950 

55276 MORNING SUN 7275 4724 0 3091 11999 0 0 2871 7903 0 4324 44127 

55296 OAKVILLE 7275 4724 0 3091 11999 0 0 2839 7159 0 2291 38141 

55313 TRENTON 0 0 6200 1065 6200 0 0 769 52 0 71704 83054 

55159 WALCOTT, CALVARY 40150 0 0 2297 40150 0 750 4625 20887 22904 19089 144708 

55308 WASHINGTON 43640 36750 14400 5168 94790 0 20840 12674 49934 0 320896 597605 

55314 WEST BURLINGTON 30900 0 0 0 30900 0 2525 2229 4994 2880 9974 74175 

55315 WEST CHESTER 25200 0 0 892 25200 0 0 1108 2565 0 4445 56311 

55316 WEST LIBERTY 34926 0 3260 3300 38186 0 4973 4737 17233 0 12809 114130 

55318 WILTON 37296 0 1880 2516 39176 0 900 7972 11368 11694 26340 119470 

55320 WINFIELD 23893 0 0 3111 23893 0 1653 4305 11153 0 34001 105723 

55195 SPRING RUN 8500 0 0 1153 8500 0 0 0 51 0 8317 24223 


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Ottumwa District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



55872 AGENCY 209 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 5 201 66 0 25 55 0 

55926 ELDON 49 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 24 4 4 21 4 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 709 23 2 6 4 0 2 7 2 16 717 271 21 131 152 16 

55703 ATTICA 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 91 47 0 20 0 0 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58 24 0 14 33 0 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 48 17 0 0 45 0 

55896 BARNES CITY 30 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 27 17 0 9 15 0 

55900 BEACON 30 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 47 7 15 20 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 89 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 87 50 1 15 6 2 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 81 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 86 38 1 21 10 7 

55302 STOCKPORT 111 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 110 35 2 6 9 1 

55902 BLAKESBURG 79 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 78 42 3 3 21 0 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 47 20 0 0 9 0 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 18 0 4 0 0 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 427 17 1 13 3 0 1 9 2 2 447 153 9 63 120 9 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 114 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 121 72 7 15 36 6 

55704 BUSSEY 152 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 163 60 9 2 0 9 

55909 HAMILTON 21 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 22 15 3 9 8 2 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 498 2 0 9 2 0 0 5 2 12 492 160 5 97 193 0 

55720 COLUMBIA 77 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 75 30 0 11 26 0 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 49 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 50 25 2 11 23 3 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 159 7 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 4 152 64 4 16 25 0 

55254 LEBANON 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 66 24 0 9 8 0 

55239 SELMA 73 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 73 39 2 4 7 0 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 778 11 0 11 4 5 8 2 4 14 771 324 7 99 156 7 

55880 CINCINNATI 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 24 0 16 61 0 

55944 JEROME 24 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 22 14 0 1 25 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 27 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 28 16 0 0 10 0 

55230 FARMINGTON 186 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 188 68 1 26 35 5 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 38 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 32 3 20 15 5 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 87 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 88 38 0 21 22 1 

55212 CANTRIL 82 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 79 41 0 12 18 3 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 226 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 226 93 9 32 32 9 

55908 CEDAR 93 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 95 27 4 34 34 0 

55768 HARVEY 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 18 12 20 8 0 

55848 TRACY 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 67 35 1 12 13 0 

55940 HEDRICK-MARTINSBURG 216 4 0 2 5 0 0 1 0 0 226 104 10 47 148 2 

55884 ICONIUM 52 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 0 1 48 23 0 0 12 0 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 205 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 5 201 63 0 36 29 0

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 98 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 99 40 1 16 10 0 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 181 0 0 4 0 0 61 4 0 3 117 60 1 0 0 0 

56016 BETHEL 34 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 30 5 0 0 0 

55948 KESWICK 87 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 83 35 0 0 2 0 

56022 THORNBURG 34 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 20 1 6 0 0 

56030 WEBSTER 57 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 25 0 2 2 0 

55950 KIRKVILLE 18 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 17 10 0 0 7 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 926 17 4 7 2 0 4 8 3 15 926 376 12 110 485 0 

55954 LACEY 133 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 140 67 7 40 10 0 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 121 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 118 32 5 10 0 0 

55898 BATAVIA 101 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 30 0 5 0 0 

55960 LOVILIA 102 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 2 97 34 1 0 0 0 

55894 AVERY 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 25 24 2 0 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 156 12 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 179 58 2 38 39 8 

55970 MONTEZUMA 395 1 0 4 2 0 0 1 3 11 387 122 2 128 140 0 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 218 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 12 208 112 3 71 167 0 

55976 MOULTON 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 118 30 0 20 40 0 

55982 NEW SHARON 431 13 0 0 8 0 0 0 3 4 445 207 19 184 107 9 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 48 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 42 2 2 25 0 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 882 20 0 4 7 0 33 10 7 10 853 314 12 157 63 15 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 711 21 0 2 5 0 133 8 0 15 583 165 7 100 81 0 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 10 0 0 8 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 435 17 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 5 441 173 10 57 136 0 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 591 11 2 3 0 5 7 7 0 8 580 203 4 54 110 10 

55339 PELLA 176 10 0 7 0 0 0 2 2 0 189 122 18 64 52 10 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 209 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 3 6 196 46 2 40 53 0 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 286 2 0 1 5 0 0 2 1 3 288 121 2 85 60 6 

56010 PULASKI 119 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 119 30 2 6 8 2 

56024 TROY 102 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 4 94 27 0 10 10 0 

56012 RICHLAND 160 4 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 161 71 2 28 37 0 

56018 SIGOURNEY 333 1 1 4 3 0 0 1 1 2 338 141 3 51 216 0 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 186 7 0 2 0 8 0 1 0 0 186 70 6 62 100 0 

55968 MILLERSBURG 103 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 103 30 1 16 50 0 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 18 8 0 0 5 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 46 15 0 3 25 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 69 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 64 2 8 0 0 

55920 DELTA 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 49 29 0 8 0 0 


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Ottumwa District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



55872 AGENCY 9 33 8 4 54 40 30 0 0 10 549 46 1175 3 100 350000 45000 2600 0 0 

55926 ELDON 1 5 2 2 10 7 0 0 2 0 0 16 2800 7 350 250000 0 6000 0 0 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 23 78 25 132 258 160 25 190 14 0 0 117 1551 25 0 1285804 94900 353372 0 0 

55703 ATTICA 9 25 3 20 57 30 9 0 0 0 0 24 2401 0 0 250000 100000 5300 0 0 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 4 8 7 12 31 25 0 0 0 0 0 17 2104 0 0 120000 100000 5000 0 0 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 4 8 0 10 22 7 0 0 0 0 0 9 1606 0 0 200000 100000 12000 0 0 

55896 BARNES CITY 3 3 6 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 52000 0 12000 0 0 

55900 BEACON 8 6 6 15 35 21 16 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 434000 0 0 0 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 9 15 8 12 44 20 0 0 0 0 0 16 1600 12 500 490000 70000 0 0 0 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 3 5 3 2 13 11 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 276000 0 253098 0 0 

55302 STOCKPORT 4 5 2 16 27 12 0 0 0 0 0 15 619 2 222 153100 0 19540 0 0 

55902 BLAKESBURG 4 3 6 5 18 12 0 0 0 0 0 13 839 0 0 319000 94100 10443 0 0 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 4 8 2 6 20 8 0 0 0 0 0 15 2188 0 0 135000 15000 5647 0 0 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 3 7 1 10 21 16 0 0 0 0 0 9 347 0 0 150000 36000 13388 0 0 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 9 60 10 16 95 50 0 0 9 0 0 82 100 21 0 930000 95000 93112 6219 0 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 11 24 21 32 88 29 0 0 6 0 0 9 2597 14 0 275000 65000 0 0 0 

55704 BUSSEY 7 20 13 15 55 30 16 9 3 15 0 40 500 14 0 400000 45000 2840 0 10319 

55909 HAMILTON 1 0 0 4 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 13500 0 11000 0 0 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 15 80 24 54 173 54 14 0 0 24 303 91 1342 35 412 1172000 80000 106096 1200 0 

55720 COLUMBIA 5 18 3 18 44 20 6 16 0 0 0 12 774 5 0 227500 0 4097 0 0 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 15 8 6 0 29 10 0 0 0 0 0 6 506 6 200 110000 0 16300 0 0 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 7 12 7 24 50 35 0 0 0 0 0 33 800 12 0 383530 83560 2000 0 0 

55254 LEBANON 3 6 0 8 17 9 0 0 0 0 0 9 3171 0 0 75600 0 0 0 0 

55239 SELMA 5 10 1 8 24 15 6 0 0 0 0 17 350 0 0 314600 0 0 0 0 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 18 108 66 64 256 106 31 94 7 41 1410 148 7525 20 30 3834000 110000 799157 82754 0 

55880 CINCINNATI 2 10 3 11 26 17 6 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 78957 0 16388 0 0 

55944 JEROME 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 150000 0 16388 0 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 1 0 0 4 5 4 8 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 20000 0 16388 0 0 

55230 FARMINGTON 7 32 14 15 68 43 16 9 5 0 0 24 875 15 0 356900 114000 21600 0 0 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 3 12 5 2 22 13 2 20 3 0 0 2 160 12 360 0 0 2728 0 0 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 3 4 0 20 27 15 4 6 0 0 0 30 544 0 0 245000 72000 12500 0 0 

55212 CANTRIL 5 13 7 12 37 20 8 10 0 0 0 15 755 0 0 240000 0 16000 0 0 

55280 MT. STERLING 3 14 8 4 29 0 0 11 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 8 28 11 25 72 40 0 0 0 0 0 53 3056 10 0 500000 125000 0 0 0 

55908 CEDAR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 500 0 0 200000 14000 3000 0 0 

55768 HARVEY 7 20 3 14 44 16 0 12 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 200000 11000 0 0 0 

55848 TRACY 4 4 2 5 15 7 7 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 74000 27050 0 0 0 

55940 HEDRICK-MARTINSBURG 16 42 20 16 94 48 0 10 0 15 0 59 1459 14 356 462474 137596 117253 0 0 

55884 ICONIUM 2 6 0 6 14 10 0 0 0 0 0 12 1657 0 0 45000 0 0 0 0 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 16 11 5 27 59 22 12 25 0 12 0 46 3550 10 0 710000 75000 56000 0 0

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 4 7 13 16 40 20 0 25 0 4 0 10 47 16 234 70500 6400 12190 0 0 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 2 16 10 12 40 40 40 60 0 0 0 1131 0 250 0 250 556150 56000 0 0 

56016 BETHEL 6 6 3 10 25 20 0 0 0 0 0 15 180 0 0 63000 0 4700 0 0 

55948 KESWICK 3 0 0 4 7 4 0 0 0 0 0 25 873 0 0 215000 50000 0 0 0 

56022 THORNBURG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 

56030 WEBSTER 9 12 5 23 49 20 0 0 0 0 0 18 570 0 0 50000 0 30000 0 0 

55950 KIRKVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 45000 0 0 0 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 35 80 20 80 215 126 76 350 0 0 0 139 3532 50 1000 2580000 93000 527812 160252 10970 

55954 LACEY 11 18 8 34 71 53 18 14 0 6 420 20 200 8 240 100000 50000 0 0 0 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 6 12 0 8 26 12 0 8 0 0 0 22 950 0 0 455000 75000 0 0 0 

55898 BATAVIA 5 7 0 6 18 12 0 8 0 0 0 19 500 0 0 259000 0 0 0 0 

55960 LOVILIA 8 29 5 14 56 42 0 0 0 0 0 36 600 5 0 55000 72000 0 0 0 

55894 AVERY 5 30 5 0 40 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35000 10000 0 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 11 20 5 10 46 27 0 30 8 0 0 19 331 11 0 324300 61750 17362 5464 4287 

55970 MONTEZUMA 18 40 18 65 141 69 24 69 0 19 1400 113 1229 12 0 752000 100300 23000 0 0 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 52 32 35 62 181 97 56 24 0 0 0 28 528 28 5700 785700 72000 26412 0 0 

55976 MOULTON 10 30 12 15 67 20 0 0 0 0 0 20 0 12 0 27000 35000 75000 0 0 

55982 NEW SHARON 30 106 52 58 246 158 12 7 9 26 25 93 12511 70 231 950000 95000 370138 0 0 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 10 15 3 15 43 16 0 0 0 24 110 21 446 19 0 90000 0 7042 0 0 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 34 80 51 144 309 152 79 31 6 0 0 0 2231 0 0 3936000 322000 986533 19800 0 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 23 47 38 87 195 71 13 40 15 0 0 88 4140 32 300 3987801 163013 391803 35000 0 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55000 1500 4305 0 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 26 22 36 53 137 45 83 20 0 20 0 64 0 32 0 1701000 113610 63000 12000 0 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 21 25 22 89 157 102 50 40 10 15 75 151 1225 25 0 1245900 119800 613615 0 0 

55339 PELLA 15 62 23 21 121 55 28 72 10 0 0 19 400 21 76 600000 175000 22802 248800 0 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 8 30 0 10 48 22 4 0 0 0 0 86 2424 0 0 55200 92600 0 0 0 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 45 49 30 60 184 80 106 10 0 30 2400 43 945 20 0 450000 80000 500 19500 0 

56010 PULASKI 4 4 6 13 27 17 0 5 2 0 0 21 1247 6 0 163000 65000 9600 2300 0 

56024 TROY 2 5 2 6 15 3 0 5 0 0 0 20 2953 0 0 64000 0 0 0 0 

56012 RICHLAND 18 23 3 24 68 25 50 35 0 15 625 51 1073 0 0 633200 88900 22938 0 0 

56018 SIGOURNEY 14 83 21 60 178 80 75 125 1 0 0 69 3219 5 78 760000 95000 15000 15062 0 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 7 25 7 0 39 30 0 0 0 5 0 64 2109 5 0 272000 120000 0 0 0 

55968 MILLERSBURG 5 15 4 5 29 15 0 0 0 0 0 10 1500 4 0 230000 25000 0 0 0 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 140 0 0 0 50000 0 0 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 4 1 3 7 15 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 130000 20000 1100 0 550 

56036 WHAT CHEER 4 10 20 16 50 15 15 25 0 0 0 33 1606 20 133 300400 0 27135 0 0 

55920 DELTA 3 10 0 6 19 0 5 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 149000 0 0 0 0 


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Ottumwa District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



55872 AGENCY 8051 8051 4338 4339 6419 6419 408 408 422 0 

55926 ELDON 1139 1139 614 614 908 908 58 58 102 0 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 19787 19787 10664 10664 15775 15775 1004 1004 1426 5007 

55703 ATTICA 3462 3462 1866 1866 2760 2760 176 176 194 0 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 1465 1465 790 790 1168 1168 74 74 118 0 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 1342 1342 723 723 1070 1070 68 68 66 0 

55896 BARNES CITY 839 839 452 452 669 669 43 43 62 0 

55900 BEACON 1981 1981 1068 1068 1580 1580 101 101 61 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 2862 2862 1542 1542 2282 2282 145 145 166 0 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 2442 2442 1316 1316 1947 1947 123 124 164 0 

55302 STOCKPORT 3006 3006 1620 1620 2396 2396 152 152 222 0 

55902 BLAKESBURG 2202 2203 1187 1187 1757 1757 112 112 0 925 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 1088 1088 586 586 867 867 55 55 98 0 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 1235 1235 666 666 985 985 63 63 58 0 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 11688 11688 6299 6299 9318 9318 593 593 910 0 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 2822 2822 1521 1521 2250 2250 143 143 214 0 

55704 BUSSEY 1160 4643 625 2502 446 3701 59 236 308 0 

55909 HAMILTON 373 373 201 201 297 297 19 19 50 0 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 13797 13797 7436 7436 11000 11000 700 700 932 0 

55720 COLUMBIA 2140 2140 1153 1153 1706 1706 109 109 154 0 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 1575 1575 848 849 1255 1256 80 80 100 0 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 2840 2840 1531 1531 2264 2264 144 144 11 0 

55254 LEBANON 1581 1581 852 852 1261 1261 80 80 0 0 

55239 SELMA 1951 1951 1051 1051 1555 1555 99 99 150 0 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 32783 32783 17668 17668 26137 26137 1663 1663 1750 0 

55880 CINCINNATI 1251 1252 675 675 997 998 64 64 69 142 

55944 JEROME 903 903 486 487 720 720 46 46 48 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 1268 1268 683 683 1011 1011 63 64 56 0 

55230 FARMINGTON 3605 3605 810 1943 1197 2874 76 183 150 0 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 887 887 478 478 707 707 45 45 80 0 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 2220 2514 0 1355 0 2004 0 128 0 0 

55212 CANTRIL 2283 2284 1230 1231 1821 1821 115 116 174 0 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55934 FREMONT 4927 4927 2655 2655 3928 3928 250 250 446 0 

55908 CEDAR 2052 2052 1106 1106 1636 1636 104 104 186 0 

55768 HARVEY 1175 1175 633 633 937 937 60 60 46 0 

55848 TRACY 2940 2938 435 1583 728 2342 55 149 132 0 

55940 HEDRICK-MARTINSBURG 1207 1207 651 651 962 962 61 61 442 0 

55884 ICONIUM 600 1120 0 604 0 893 0 57 0 0 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 5019 5019 2705 2705 4001 4001 255 255 424 0

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 1284 1285 692 692 1024 1024 66 65 194 0 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 4627 4627 2494 2494 3689 3689 235 235 0 0 

56016 BETHEL 1181 1181 637 637 942 942 60 60 60 0 

55948 KESWICK 1910 1910 1030 1030 1523 1523 97 97 178 0 

56022 THORNBURG 659 659 355 355 525 525 33 33 66 0 

56030 WEBSTER 1267 1267 683 683 1010 1010 64 64 114 0 

55950 KIRKVILLE 398 398 214 214 317 317 20 20 36 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 35392 35392 19075 19075 28217 28217 1796 1796 1880 0 

55954 LACEY 4236 4236 2283 2283 3377 3377 215 215 250 0 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 2474 2699 1333 1455 1972 2152 125 137 244 0 

55898 BATAVIA 2409 2409 1298 1298 1920 1920 122 122 185 0 

55960 LOVILIA 1580 1580 851 851 1260 1260 80 80 0 0 

55894 AVERY 451 451 243 243 360 360 23 23 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 4307 4307 773 2321 858 3434 54 219 58 0 

55970 MONTEZUMA 10293 10294 5547 5548 8207 8207 522 522 794 0 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 4855 7728 2185 4165 6161 6161 392 392 446 0 

55976 MOULTON 3715 3715 2001 2002 2962 2962 188 188 224 0 

55982 NEW SHARON 8681 8681 4679 4679 6921 6921 440 440 796 0 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 814 814 439 439 649 649 41 41 96 0 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 29842 29842 16083 16083 23792 23792 1514 1514 1814 0 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 27542 27542 3800 14844 6700 21958 300 1397 1408 4355 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 89 538 48 290 71 429 4 27 5 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 14216 14216 7662 7662 11334 11334 721 721 835 0 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 16714 16714 9008 9008 13326 13326 848 848 0 0 

55339 PELLA 5035 5035 2714 2714 4014 4014 255 255 0 0 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 400 6969 0 3756 0 5556 0 354 434 0 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 6506 6506 3506 3506 5187 5187 330 330 549 0 

56010 PULASKI 1070 2356 500 1270 536 1878 120 120 255 0 

56024 TROY 2000 2106 730 1135 500 1679 107 107 0 0 

56012 RICHLAND 3167 3167 1707 1707 2525 2525 161 161 280 0 

56018 SIGOURNEY 10632 10632 5730 5730 8475 8476 539 539 648 0 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 3555 3555 1916 1916 2834 2834 180 180 374 299 

55968 MILLERSBURG 2202 2202 1187 1187 833 1756 36 112 72 0 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 390 390 210 210 311 311 20 20 40 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 1323 1323 713 713 1055 1055 67 67 0 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 2254 2254 1215 1215 1797 1797 114 114 128 0 

55920 DELTA 713 1713 384 923 569 1366 36 87 45 0 


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Ottumwa District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



55872 AGENCY 2842 0 0 223 29 25 37 13 27 20 15 20 702 0 0 5564 1728 

55926 ELDON 99 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 72 0 0 0 382 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 5825 0 0 505 313 381 241 230 264 230 135 149 3022 0 0 1841 4269 

55703 ATTICA 833 0 0 75 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 3854 1013 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 200 0 0 24 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 660 559 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 114 0 0 8 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 0 0 0 293 343 

55896 BARNES CITY 204 0 0 12 10 33 30 11 0 0 0 0 92 0 0 735 0 

55900 BEACON 129 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55924 EDDYVILLE 662 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 245 228 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 389 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55302 STOCKPORT 186 0 0 0 0 20 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 55 419 

55902 BLAKESBURG 0 0 0 0 59 69 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 0 0 96 467 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 150 0 0 0 16 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 0 0 0 452 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 473 0 0 20 20 25 15 15 0 0 15 0 25 0 0 54 276 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 405 0 0 168 127 27 60 75 87 0 0 0 304 0 0 3754 1950 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 658 0 0 28 28 9 18 5 6 5 5 5 955 0 0 850 191 

55704 BUSSEY 305 0 0 125 56 50 29 38 86 0 0 0 123 0 0 127 918 

55909 HAMILTON 99 0 0 22 11 10 14 20 18 0 0 0 45 0 0 975 143 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 3071 0 0 513 113 16 0 45 41 42 34 88 1594 0 0 597 2059 

55720 COLUMBIA 713 0 0 202 25 15 85 31 83 69 72 64 205 0 0 694 720 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 122 0 0 0 227 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 895 0 0 94 46 60 86 66 53 37 71 45 1030 0 0 812 767 

55254 LEBANON 323 0 0 29 13 10 29 9 19 18 35 8 325 0 0 189 515 

55239 SELMA 1738 0 0 148 12 27 39 12 30 38 31 24 594 0 0 836 1083 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 7234 0 0 331 58 160 95 86 61 43 92 53 2989 0 0 1401 5795 

55880 CINCINNATI 247 0 0 25 3 11 0 19 37 9 5 10 906 0 0 427 120 

55944 JEROME 133 0 0 25 10 12 0 9 35 30 17 30 530 0 0 40 0 

55888 UNIONVILLE 298 0 0 50 33 34 22 43 53 50 25 24 588 0 0 100 314 

55230 FARMINGTON 100 0 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 330 556 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 326 0 0 15 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1716 132 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 45 0 0 11 10 13 15 5 13 0 2 0 0 0 0 218 621 

55212 CANTRIL 840 0 0 65 0 16 9 2 0 0 38 30 267 0 0 443 546 

55280 MT. STERLING 0 0 0 12 10 12 8 0 8 0 0 8 7 0 0 5 0 

55934 FREMONT 548 0 0 32 12 35 0 58 0 11 73 0 260 0 0 2791 1755 

55908 CEDAR 475 0 0 10 0 0 0 19 10 0 12 7 63 0 0 262 405 

55768 HARVEY 556 0 0 0 25 0 20 0 19 45 0 0 88 0 0 4188 316 

55848 TRACY 247 0 0 60 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1992 494 

55940 HEDRICK-MARTINSBURG 681 0 0 223 60 10 0 56 43 0 0 0 797 0 0 544 1362 

55884 ICONIUM 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 497 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 133 0 0 120 55 40 70 34 52 0 0 0 670 0 0 1561 2148

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 336 0 0 100 137 50 0 50 113 0 0 0 0 0 0 536 170 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 950 0 0 23 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 1344 526 

56016 BETHEL 775 0 0 35 35 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 500 0 0 90 258 

55948 KESWICK 225 0 0 17 16 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 0 0 0 290 378 

56022 THORNBURG 55 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56030 WEBSTER 210 0 0 35 30 15 18 5 40 5 7 0 63 0 0 157 319 

55950 KIRKVILLE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 6015 0 0 996 107 94 78 75 155 127 72 99 3209 0 0 11134 5647 

55954 LACEY 1550 0 0 111 94 71 60 66 67 86 15 15 625 0 0 1124 966 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 174 0 0 43 35 0 22 2 0 0 0 0 49 0 0 173 571 

55898 BATAVIA 157 0 0 16 15 14 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 620 

55960 LOVILIA 249 0 0 0 55 0 55 58 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 681 667 

55894 AVERY 210 0 0 33 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 13 50 0 0 0 0 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 602 0 0 98 30 0 85 22 27 0 0 0 320 0 0 75 357 

55970 MONTEZUMA 2927 0 0 64 71 55 75 37 59 0 94 31 0 0 0 3308 2146 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 2084 0 0 240 65 26 19 52 122 0 5 5 2016 0 0 809 810 

55976 MOULTON 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 395 

55982 NEW SHARON 126 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2694 894 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 548 0 0 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 30 141 0 0 2402 100 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 6495 0 0 668 184 66 211 204 196 0 0 0 1885 0 150 2280 6393 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 1767 0 0 75 48 114 0 0 46 0 0 0 403 0 0 566 3356 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 3206 0 0 138 48 40 53 17 78 52 64 153 1030 0 0 9461 2225 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 4643 0 0 334 155 173 103 65 195 20 0 0 1214 0 0 1983 4456 

55339 PELLA 1791 0 0 193 44 25 7 12 50 0 0 0 558 0 0 443 766 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 366 0 0 76 6 20 55 0 26 0 10 21 104 0 0 286 858 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 805 0 20 198 194 131 20 20 50 72 20 20 640 0 0 1223 1444 

56010 PULASKI 146 0 19 88 32 0 25 12 20 0 36 0 0 0 0 506 585 

56024 TROY 188 0 0 66 4 5 20 9 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 294 312 

56012 RICHLAND 2752 0 0 156 57 52 55 65 50 56 87 0 505 0 0 600 1225 

56018 SIGOURNEY 1511 0 0 230 30 5 25 5 5 0 0 0 341 0 0 1994 3874 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 308 0 0 25 23 5 15 9 5 8 7 0 43 0 0 377 1110 

55968 MILLERSBURG 369 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 0 144 138 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 

56034 WEST GROVE 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 159 0 

56036 WHAT CHEER 146 0 0 0 15 0 27 2 15 0 0 0 50 0 0 1085 913 

55920 DELTA 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 20 0 0 0 48 0 0 0 0 


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Ottumwa District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



55872 AGENCY 20592 0 530 1512 21122 0 2600 4139 16412 0 9058 87770 

55926 ELDON 5148 0 0 422 5148 0 0 692 2035 0 4317 17135 

55874 ALBIA, TRINITY 42820 0 0 1169 42820 0 26592 12109 47791 0 19049 219497 

55703 ATTICA 13750 0 661 913 14411 0 0 1824 4536 0 3211 46282 

55701 OLIVE CHAPEL 5632 175 297 366 6104 0 1125 852 1018 0 787 15178 

55700 PERSHING, ZION 5750 0 313 398 6063 0 0 597 1452 0 2214 14668 

55896 BARNES CITY 3900 0 0 853 3900 0 0 0 0 0 1160 8901 

55900 BEACON 7355 0 0 2143 7355 0 0 1714 977 0 7027 28016 

55924 EDDYVILLE 13100 0 143 1825 13243 0 0 936 3443 0 7806 38686 

55196 BIRMINGHAM 13100 0 2080 744 15180 0 0 264 4166 0 2825 32630 

55302 STOCKPORT 13100 0 2080 744 15180 0 0 880 3883 0 4683 36996 

55902 BLAKESBURG 6090 0 1463 601 7553 0 0 512 1949 0 5694 23218 

55914 CHRISTIANSBURG 3850 0 928 380 4778 0 0 0 561 0 2112 11163 

55903 MT. ZION (BLAKESBURG) 4060 0 979 400 5039 0 0 853 370 0 1629 11763 

55904 BLOOMFIELD (OTTUMWA) 36060 0 0 1189 36060 0 2098 15798 25055 7935 16301 148412 

55922 DRAKESVILLE 12020 0 0 1670 12020 0 0 2838 4583 0 3939 36663 

55704 BUSSEY 25415 0 0 1916 25415 0 0 150 175 0 4242 41603 

55909 HAMILTON 4485 0 0 496 4485 0 0 50 50 0 840 9088 

55910 CENTERVILLE, FIRST 40592 32090 0 0 72682 0 4933 7380 30187 1200 19075 183271 

55720 COLUMBIA 12120 0 6060 0 18180 0 0 979 2244 0 3770 32700 

55918 DEEP RIVER (UNITED CHUR 5000 0 0 815 5000 0 0 848 616 0 5026 16514 

55228 DOUDS, CHRIST 13095 0 375 2054 13470 0 0 1842 4181 0 29119 69074 

55254 LEBANON 6403 0 0 1204 6403 0 0 211 1603 0 2356 16750 

55239 SELMA 8003 0 0 1073 8003 0 0 1664 2827 0 4088 25335 

55930 FAIRFIELD, FIRST 43457 15000 8461 1928 66918 42935 26408 16075 74069 20806 425362 778678 

55880 CINCINNATI 655 0 0 1420 655 0 0 1318 678 0 6093 20700 

55944 JEROME 0 0 0 1183 0 0 0 218 704 0 1594 6641 

55888 UNIONVILLE 159 0 0 1341 159 0 0 105 520 0 6002 12545 

55230 FARMINGTON 17110 0 1718 1879 18828 0 0 2114 2775 0 4460 42123 

55198 BONAPARTE YOKE 3828 0 88 528 3916 0 0 538 490 0 1938 12837 

55268 MILTON, GRACE 11880 0 500 1640 12380 0 0 799 2287 0 4132 28389 

55212 CANTRIL 11880 0 500 1640 12380 0 0 1752 2886 0 3327 33368 

55280 MT. STERLING 240 0 100 291 340 0 0 146 875 0 2324 4046 

55934 FREMONT 18200 0 0 1960 18200 0 0 1172 11481 0 7828 63865 

55908 CEDAR 7800 0 0 840 7800 0 0 1037 5879 0 16522 37950 

55768 HARVEY 7205 0 0 908 7205 0 0 450 0 0 2668 20499 

55848 TRACY 18995 0 0 2392 18995 0 0 300 606 0 2620 36274 

55940 HEDRICK-MARTINSBURG 26000 0 0 1822 26000 0 0 6992 9093 0 19438 73850 

55884 ICONIUM 3080 0 0 400 3080 0 600 0 450 0 1396 7023 

55246 KEOSAUQUA 18340 0 0 1676 18340 0 0 2643 4567 0 6772 56764

55214 CENTER CHAPEL 7860 0 0 0 7860 0 0 46 1509 0 5011 21046 

55946 KEOTA U.C. OF FAITH 10416 0 5625 2052 16041 0 335 1753 12612 0 4272 50209 

56016 BETHEL 4166 0 0 815 4166 0 0 0 409 0 1616 11019 

55948 KESWICK 9085 0 0 39 9085 0 0 1400 688 0 6122 22797 

56022 THORNBURG 3559 0 0 15 3559 0 0 0 103 0 703 6022 

56030 WEBSTER 5995 0 0 25 5995 0 450 688 485 0 5694 21257 

55950 KIRKVILLE 2600 0 0 0 2600 0 0 0 0 0 2804 6389 

55780 KNOXVILLE, FIRST 37051 37051 1003 3978 75105 0 57545 17585 89393 75699 387749 828737 

55954 LACEY 19600 0 1563 3482 21163 0 0 3598 2522 0 4285 56460 

55958 LIBERTYVILLE, FAITH 13100 0 0 1575 13100 0 0 1750 1395 0 4400 33745 

55898 BATAVIA 13100 0 0 1575 13100 0 0 450 1025 0 3300 26103 

55960 LOVILIA 7820 0 0 477 7820 0 0 90 1975 0 2367 18076 

55894 AVERY 2566 0 0 417 2566 0 0 200 43 0 1151 5644 

55792 MELCHER/DALLAS, NEW HOP 28500 0 0 2272 28500 0 0 2534 3804 0 15835 67896 

55970 MONTEZUMA 30500 0 100 3905 30600 0 6035 7158 24124 0 18464 126284 

55972 MORAVIA, GRACE 29876 0 0 2597 29876 0 0 4943 11591 0 17826 91901 

55976 MOULTON 12855 0 0 0 12855 0 0 200 1850 0 0 24590 

55982 NEW SHARON 32110 0 0 3500 32110 0 0 8268 31545 0 88144 197479 

55984 NEW SWEDEN 5575 0 720 318 6295 0 180 1245 439 0 4059 18624 

55992 OSKALOOSA, CENTRAL 48880 0 13086 2200 61966 0 43001 22208 72230 0 37565 333259 

55996 OTTUMWA, FIRST 47995 0 2276 2833 50271 0 30373 4283 38530 0 403301 587111 

55998 OTTUMWA, RIVERVIEW 1305 0 0 0 1305 0 0 0 165 0 1292 3141 

56000 OTTUMWA, WESLEY 46800 0 1985 2127 48785 0 7997 6240 46070 0 17589 185743 

56002 OTTUMWA, WILLARD STREET 44700 0 0 422 44700 0 18163 11568 39498 290913 254560 715244 

55339 PELLA 21033 0 1543 954 22576 0 0 4316 22613 33382 14895 121659 

55828 PLEASANTVILLE, ST. PAUL 29085 0 1277 1421 30362 0 3702 1236 3537 0 5444 56764 

55990 PRAIRIE VIEW 31286 0 500 3350 31786 0 0 4089 15607 46122 7159 135007 

56010 PULASKI 11458 0 0 269 11458 0 0 773 1667 0 2856 22636 

56024 TROY 11458 0 0 185 11458 0 100 112 514 0 2253 21504 

56012 RICHLAND 19204 0 0 2966 19204 0 0 2507 3714 0 114519 159620 

56018 SIGOURNEY 40432 0 391 1255 40823 0 2961 4689 16812 4200 13860 125941 

55986 NORTH ENGLISH 16343 0 0 983 16343 0 0 550 6655 0 5400 49076 

55968 MILLERSBURG 9141 0 0 594 9141 0 520 650 2390 0 5021 22969 

56031 SOUTH ENGLISH UNION 2216 0 0 133 2216 0 0 0 652 0 2235 6217 

56034 WEST GROVE 2730 0 0 1597 2730 0 0 1229 1351 0 2811 13035 

56036 WHAT CHEER 11326 0 0 302 11326 0 0 2758 1345 0 8265 34107 

55920 DELTA 9648 0 0 298 9648 0 0 120 1547 0 3120 18881 


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57162 AKRON, WESLEY 216 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 212 87 1 50 69 10 

57164 ANTHON 267 0 3 1 0 0 0 5 4 4 258 65 2 42 52 5 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 91 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 5 0 88 36 0 13 20 4 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 304 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 293 111 5 72 86 16 

55032 BAYARD 159 5 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 159 48 3 25 32 5 

55166 WICHITA 41 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 38 9 0 2 8 0 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 626 20 1 4 5 0 0 7 8 13 628 204 10 171 68 11 

57170 CHARTER OAK 101 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 104 45 0 22 13 0 

57171 UTE 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 53 12 4 0 4 0 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 768 9 1 0 1 0 11 7 0 9 752 202 13 83 74 19 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 371 5 0 1 2 0 0 5 0 15 359 104 6 64 94 0 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 310 15 0 5 0 13 1 5 0 4 307 109 11 58 12 10 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 144 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 144 32 1 15 11 2 

57176 DANBURY 86 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 83 40 2 18 15 0 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 541 10 1 8 6 0 3 16 2 10 535 151 5 116 18 7 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 199 1 2 1 0 7 4 0 0 4 188 70 5 33 35 5 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 137 2 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 138 53 4 32 20 4 

57058 EARLY 158 6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 167 75 2 37 72 10 

57102 NEMAHA 102 2 3 2 0 0 1 2 0 2 104 55 2 18 30 7 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 156 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 5 156 63 3 33 2 0 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 72 2 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 75 36 4 10 2 0 

55074 GLIDDEN 176 1 0 4 1 0 1 3 0 3 175 68 2 27 4 0 

57182 HAWARDEN 221 2 0 6 2 0 2 6 0 0 223 92 4 50 9 4 

57192 IRETON 62 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 58 31 1 15 0 0 

57184 HINTON 219 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 226 100 5 45 74 3 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 37 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 36 22 1 4 0 1 

57186 HOLSTEIN 494 7 3 3 1 0 5 6 2 8 487 145 7 94 64 11 

57188 HORNICK 199 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 191 62 4 53 54 4 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 346 3 1 4 1 0 0 4 0 7 344 129 1 48 36 6 

57194 KINGSLEY 322 8 1 2 2 5 3 2 2 10 313 127 10 57 41 0 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 217 1 0 1 3 2 4 2 0 4 210 78 12 48 42 6 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 175 4 0 0 1 0 4 14 7 0 155 61 0 9 12 3 

57220 SENEY 79 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 82 35 3 17 7 0 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 403 0 0 5 0 0 0 3 13 10 382 120 3 56 0 16 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 70 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 65 21 1 8 12 2 

55100 MANNING 210 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 5 208 93 2 57 10 6 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 251 5 0 0 1 0 0 2 3 5 247 79 5 40 32 0 

57250 TICONIC 52 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 58 33 5 19 29 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 288 3 0 7 2 0 2 6 1 9 282 139 3 54 42 16 

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 144 4 0 2 1 0 0 2 3 5 141 67 5 51 26 3

55197 ADAVILLE 120 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 119 76 2 38 15 4 

57202 MOVILLE 350 14 6 1 8 0 2 3 1 7 366 141 8 41 38 20 

57204 ODEBOLT 346 8 1 1 0 10 7 1 0 6 332 118 3 50 8 3 

57166 ARTHUR 47 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 47 15 2 9 31 1 

57206 ONAWA 247 1 0 3 1 0 2 1 2 3 244 70 3 48 27 4 

57252 TURIN 69 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 65 23 0 8 18 0 

57210 PIERSON 146 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 3 146 35 1 12 6 3 

55357 MEADOW STAR 95 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 90 40 2 15 0 4 

57212 QUIMBY 162 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 161 52 0 29 0 2 

57256 WASHTA 142 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 137 31 1 15 0 0 

57122 SAC CITY 424 0 0 2 0 4 1 5 2 12 402 134 4 61 25 3 

57218 SCHALLER 238 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 4 232 33 1 50 70 3 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 420 22 0 6 15 0 6 7 9 3 438 140 7 108 0 6 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 73 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 71 60 2 14 39 0 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 180 7 2 8 0 4 1 2 1 1 188 84 6 55 37 0 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 829 18 0 7 0 0 14 14 16 12 798 297 7 137 40 16 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 1162 43 3 22 8 0 10 21 1 16 1190 400 24 308 156 35 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 226 12 0 0 5 0 5 0 0 5 233 120 15 66 50 14 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 216 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 220 82 5 50 30 4 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 75 12 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 90 40 5 32 14 9 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 522 8 0 7 8 0 2 7 2 6 528 130 3 136 49 12 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 257 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 261 80 5 109 74 3 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 543 7 2 24 1 0 0 0 6 11 560 248 12 133 227 0 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 357 5 1 0 0 4 7 5 1 5 341 134 3 67 63 3 

57248 SMITHLAND 64 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 64 45 1 13 44 0 


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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 8 26 22 13 69 59 0 8 0 0 0 14 350 15 200 390000 90000 50000 0 0 

57164 ANTHON 14 49 14 9 86 24 0 42 0 0 0 80 2344 6 39 842000 191000 31225 0 0 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 6 12 9 6 33 12 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 12 500 209500 0 7670 0 0 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 11 49 26 10 96 40 20 78 0 0 0 81 1975 10 0 714071 80000 0 0 0 

55032 BAYARD 5 9 8 3 25 11 3 5 3 11 750 47 870 7 50 205950 75000 0 0 0 

55166 WICHITA 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 9 275 0 0 20000 0 0 0 0 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 23 126 40 45 234 79 10 15 12 0 0 96 917 30 0 1976000 160000 0 0 0 

57170 CHARTER OAK 9 11 14 0 34 23 4 11 0 0 0 23 0 13 0 200000 55000 2000 0 0 

57171 UTE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 662 0 0 12000 0 0 0 0 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 25 54 58 25 162 70 0 10 9 0 0 100 5025 30 566 1685259 120000 148637 0 0 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 16 40 31 16 103 68 7 8 0 0 0 64 0 0 0 959000 115000 12000 0 0 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 12 34 5 7 58 40 68 67 10 10 851 36 3023 27 539 734000 102300 150721 0 0 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 3 7 3 8 21 5 5 2 2 0 0 24 150 0 0 252500 0 26000 0 0 

57176 DANBURY 9 11 0 7 27 12 0 0 0 0 0 30 1500 0 0 232000 0 15304 0 0 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 15 33 43 25 116 67 125 35 7 18 300 96 107 12 864 1700000 0 290000 0 10699 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 8 19 18 4 49 6 8 45 0 0 0 69 3562 14 0 420000 102800 49949 0 0 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 5 18 0 0 23 12 8 7 0 0 0 26 2400 0 0 300000 0 14000 0 0 

57058 EARLY 9 24 25 12 70 30 12 94 6 0 0 59 1710 25 600 1138000 65000 202000 0 0 

57102 NEMAHA 5 18 6 6 35 20 8 16 2 0 0 25 0 6 600 600000 0 12000 0 0 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 5 19 8 10 42 24 12 0 0 0 0 41 0 0 0 307000 32000 0 0 0 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 4 10 5 0 19 13 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 72000 0 22000 0 0 

55074 GLIDDEN 8 22 10 10 50 18 19 0 0 0 0 20 1500 0 0 447200 83200 0 65000 0 

57182 HAWARDEN 8 28 18 20 74 42 9 10 1 0 0 31 2082 0 0 650000 85000 20000 89180 0 

57192 IRETON 3 7 8 0 18 10 0 0 0 0 0 12 1500 0 0 290000 0 2424 0 0 

57184 HINTON 5 41 18 0 64 30 13 10 9 0 0 0 0 13 0 500000 80000 0 0 0 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 2 5 3 10 20 17 2 0 1 0 0 11 175 0 0 50000 0 0 0 0 

57186 HOLSTEIN 14 66 54 22 156 63 0 15 6 0 0 107 1162 52 312 1438000 80000 531000 0 0 

57188 HORNICK 8 35 10 20 73 28 0 10 0 10 115 26 1808 6 100 261000 123000 3000 0 0 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 19 39 16 19 93 57 24 63 3 8 150 68 412 26 0 640000 200000 100000 0 0 

57194 KINGSLEY 15 48 18 10 91 31 0 5 0 0 0 58 1372 12 0 1000000 75000 110448 0 0 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 17 25 6 0 48 24 33 23 0 10 0 30 1036 17 441 515000 70000 70000 0 0 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 5 15 9 12 41 35 9 5 4 11 275 27 750 0 0 1350000 125000 105000 0 0 

57220 SENEY 7 15 12 5 39 25 12 7 3 0 0 15 650 12 150 115000 0 0 0 0 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 12 28 16 25 81 38 15 15 0 12 46 49 2337 36 472 236000 91000 130000 0 0 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 2 7 4 5 18 6 5 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 172850 33750 0 0 0 

55100 MANNING 13 57 17 30 117 49 30 12 0 0 0 43 1613 15 0 585000 78000 0 0 0 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 9 16 9 0 34 20 0 38 5 0 0 77 4496 0 0 555000 82500 112190 0 1200 

57250 TICONIC 1 3 0 0 4 4 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 153100 0 9775 0 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 20 44 36 34 134 60 9 14 3 0 0 42 700 21 0 1107250 100000 48845 0 0 

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 10 25 11 14 60 35 45 50 1 0 0 20 0 6 0 225000 44700 0 0 0

55197 ADAVILLE 14 34 12 54 114 54 0 45 4 0 0 30 611 11 0 320000 65000 0 0 0 

57202 MOVILLE 14 41 14 0 69 49 0 9 12 0 0 71 836 10 0 871000 90000 66698 0 0 

57204 ODEBOLT 6 50 24 10 90 55 64 4 8 0 0 98 1200 24 200 896359 156000 0 0 0 

57166 ARTHUR 2 8 2 0 12 7 8 5 0 0 0 10 150 2 0 123000 0 0 0 0 

57206 ONAWA 6 24 5 12 47 27 26 45 0 0 0 45 2100 5 0 700000 105000 66000 0 0 

57252 TURIN 4 0 0 0 4 0 18 0 0 0 0 17 600 0 0 125000 123000 8000 0 0 

57210 PIERSON 3 12 8 6 29 8 0 0 6 0 0 36 0 0 0 280000 60000 0 0 0 

55357 MEADOW STAR 7 13 2 22 44 25 0 0 1 0 0 12 2000 0 0 278400 0 0 0 0 

57212 QUIMBY 7 17 13 16 53 23 7 2 4 0 0 37 577 0 0 318000 100000 0 0 0 

57256 WASHTA 2 9 4 0 15 0 11 0 1 0 0 33 0 0 0 220000 0 0 0 0 

57122 SAC CITY 14 25 16 0 55 34 15 9 0 12 2000 145 1710 8 50 920000 80000 142290 0 0 

57218 SCHALLER 8 27 9 5 49 25 0 15 3 0 0 36 1228 0 0 450000 75000 0 0 4856 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 12 75 19 0 106 40 12 0 7 0 0 39 1135 10 0 918190 97440 14640 0 0 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 1 8 0 0 9 3 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 8 30 10 25 73 25 5 0 2 0 0 21 1500 11 0 1400000 74000 70000 0 0 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 27 100 85 65 277 145 45 30 13 0 0 115 0 20 0 3020000 0 598778 0 29145 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 77 242 97 152 568 230 325 210 14 36 456 134 1120 65 5832 3133000 115000 52000 0 0 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 9 50 16 8 83 25 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 14 250 750000 0 30000 0 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 11 42 14 9 76 43 5 0 0 0 0 20 500 0 0 375000 65000 65000 0 0 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 6 25 13 0 44 26 9 0 9 0 0 10 1200 9 0 134000 0 0 0 0 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 15 32 15 10 72 62 12 0 1 0 0 83 995 33 0 993000 126000 60000 0 0 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 13 17 13 25 68 30 0 22 6 12 57 15 288 6 161 1325000 101000 12500 0 7044 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 14 66 23 17 120 67 16 29 6 0 0 71 2595 12 455 1575000 75000 54390 239700 7637 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 12 22 8 15 57 27 12 20 1 0 0 90 550 20 200 145000 40000 7000 0 0 

57248 SMITHLAND 10 28 0 0 38 0 16 13 0 0 0 18 1455 0 0 136500 0 0 0 0 


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Sioux City District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



57162 AKRON, WESLEY 4297 4297 2316 2316 3426 3426 218 218 0 0 

57164 ANTHON 5006 5006 2698 2698 3991 3991 254 254 0 0 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 1497 1497 807 807 1194 1194 76 76 0 0 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 8770 8770 4727 4727 6992 6992 445 445 0 0 

55032 BAYARD 2961 2961 1596 1596 2360 2360 150 150 0 0 

55166 WICHITA 749 749 404 404 598 598 38 38 0 0 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 17353 17353 9352 9352 13835 13835 880 880 0 0 

57170 CHARTER OAK 1940 1940 1046 1046 1547 1547 98 98 0 0 

57171 UTE 810 811 437 437 645 646 41 41 0 0 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 12477 12477 6724 6724 9947 9947 633 633 0 0 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 10096 10096 5441 5441 8049 8049 512 512 0 1135 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 4037 4037 2176 2176 3219 3219 205 205 0 0 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 1607 1607 866 866 1281 1281 82 82 0 0 

57176 DANBURY 2347 2354 1269 1269 1876 1877 118 119 0 899 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 8958 13444 4832 7246 7146 10719 456 682 0 2551 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 4551 4551 2453 2453 3629 3629 231 231 0 867 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 2419 2419 1303 1303 1928 1928 123 123 0 0 

57058 EARLY 5319 5320 2867 2867 4242 4242 270 270 0 0 

57102 NEMAHA 2709 2709 1460 1460 2160 2160 137 137 0 0 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 3989 3989 2150 2150 3180 3180 202 202 0 0 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 1980 1981 1068 1068 1580 1580 101 101 0 0 

55074 GLIDDEN 4962 4962 2674 2674 1504 3956 0 252 0 0 

57182 HAWARDEN 7125 7125 3840 3840 5679 5680 360 361 0 0 

57192 IRETON 1678 1678 905 905 1338 1338 85 85 0 0 

57184 HINTON 4399 4399 2371 2371 3507 3507 223 223 0 0 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 1624 1624 875 875 1295 1295 82 82 0 0 

57186 HOLSTEIN 13308 13302 7164 7169 10608 10605 672 675 0 0 

57188 HORNICK 4615 4615 2487 2487 3679 3679 234 234 0 0 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 10660 10660 5745 5745 8499 8499 541 541 0 0 

57194 KINGSLEY 7098 7098 3826 3826 5659 5659 360 360 0 0 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 6939 6939 3740 3740 5532 5532 352 352 0 0 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 3520 9004 0 4853 3027 7179 0 457 0 0 

57220 SENEY 1539 1539 830 830 1227 1227 78 78 0 0 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 11000 11171 0 6020 0 8906 0 567 0 4650 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 1272 2409 0 1299 0 1921 0 122 0 0 

55100 MANNING 5388 5388 2904 2904 4296 4296 273 273 0 0 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 6665 6665 3591 3592 5313 5314 338 338 0 0 

57250 TICONIC 1629 1629 878 878 1299 1299 83 83 0 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 9092 9093 2618 4901 0 7249 0 461 0 0 

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 3300 3301 1776 1779 2645 2632 168 167 0 0

55197 ADAVILLE 3386 3386 1825 1825 2699 2699 172 172 0 0 

57202 MOVILLE 9208 9208 4962 4962 7341 7341 467 467 0 0 

57204 ODEBOLT 6306 6306 3398 3398 5027 5027 320 320 0 0 

57166 ARTHUR 0 1781 0 960 0 1420 0 90 0 0 

57206 ONAWA 5473 7873 0 4243 542 6277 0 399 0 602 

57252 TURIN 1719 1719 926 926 323 1370 20 87 0 0 

57210 PIERSON 2591 2591 1397 1397 2066 2066 131 131 0 0 

55357 MEADOW STAR 1223 2593 632 1397 0 2067 0 132 0 0 

57212 QUIMBY 3706 3706 1997 1997 2954 2954 188 188 0 0 

57256 WASHTA 3123 3123 1683 1683 2490 2490 158 158 0 583 

57122 SAC CITY 8854 8854 4772 4772 7059 7059 449 449 0 0 

57218 SCHALLER 3920 3920 580 2112 0 3125 0 199 0 0 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 8225 8225 4433 4433 6557 6557 417 417 0 0 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 478 478 258 258 381 381 24 24 0 0 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 5806 6092 3138 3283 4857 4857 283 309 0 -1512 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 29955 29956 16145 16145 23882 23883 1520 1520 0 0 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 38865 38866 20947 20947 30986 30986 1972 1972 0 7563 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 4250 5352 0 2884 137 4267 0 272 0 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 4525 4525 2439 2439 3608 3608 230 230 0 0 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 1524 1524 821 821 1215 1215 77 77 0 0 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 8976 10772 4838 5806 7156 8588 455 547 0 0 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 7687 8043 2827 4335 2462 6412 136 408 0 6387 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 10052 11778 6347 6348 0 9390 0 598 0 2129 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 11317 11317 6099 6099 9023 9023 574 574 0 0 

57248 SMITHLAND 2007 2007 227 1082 336 1600 22 102 0 0 


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57162 AKRON, WESLEY 423 0 0 56 0 26 16 52 0 0 48 9 5 0 0 30 543 

57164 ANTHON 643 0 0 192 43 39 32 41 40 61 39 0 739 0 0 501 1704 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 556 0 100 95 87 122 67 20 72 25 71 20 348 0 0 1304 0 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 499 0 0 313 118 61 88 0 71 141 0 0 110 0 0 13528 2175 

55032 BAYARD 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 92 1037 

55166 WICHITA 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 201 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 2121 0 0 328 5 3 0 80 116 0 0 22 1314 0 100 1209 3443 

57170 CHARTER OAK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 261 837 

57171 UTE 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 270 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 351 0 0 329 98 43 171 87 38 81 0 0 832 0 0 2572 4008 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 2109 0 0 229 58 62 39 0 36 75 152 0 350 0 0 2787 3012 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 1561 0 0 100 145 218 100 100 100 0 101 112 550 0 0 16426 1299 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 334 0 0 0 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1069 632 

57176 DANBURY 637 0 0 25 7 5 22 10 11 10 10 5 172 0 0 432 582 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 32 0 0 33 88 25 0 0 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 2844 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 261 0 0 25 25 35 25 25 25 25 25 25 325 0 0 622 1536 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 228 0 0 127 1 20 5 5 13 0 106 0 220 0 0 859 1098 

57058 EARLY 125 0 0 0 33 148 38 22 55 0 1 0 0 0 0 11444 2016 

57102 NEMAHA 2413 0 0 140 101 22 76 40 68 0 73 0 200 0 0 5431 1250 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 438 0 0 31 25 10 16 21 17 0 10 31 0 0 0 277 1323 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 1622 0 0 38 19 21 11 20 12 45 35 44 247 0 0 784 1116 

55074 GLIDDEN 25 0 0 37 24 10 0 3 3 0 4 4 0 0 0 404 1007 

57182 HAWARDEN 994 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 631 0 0 4456 1688 

57192 IRETON 743 0 0 0 26 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 326 0 0 269 940 

57184 HINTON 312 0 0 66 45 29 53 41 23 49 43 0 156 0 0 442 0 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 547 0 0 74 30 30 25 33 20 25 32 0 204 0 0 951 893 

57186 HOLSTEIN 4717 0 0 219 52 0 26 0 36 27 42 13 2933 0 0 14264 2279 

57188 HORNICK 496 0 0 135 20 35 13 15 46 33 31 41 476 0 0 2088 1418 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 936 0 0 33 33 22 20 34 20 0 61 0 0 0 0 764 2443 

57194 KINGSLEY 1149 0 0 153 24 86 15 13 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 11940 1570 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 2207 0 0 102 92 147 55 24 33 0 91 20 586 0 0 793 1378 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 815 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 42 1162 

57220 SENEY 966 0 0 27 15 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 387 426 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 632 0 0 106 59 0 22 4 50 45 0 0 100 0 0 2036 2072 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 572 0 0 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 0 0 145 0 

55100 MANNING 286 0 0 308 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2907 1613 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 602 0 0 74 12 4 8 12 19 13 0 0 466 0 0 4433 1477 

57250 TICONIC 693 0 0 59 30 15 22 15 24 31 0 0 257 0 0 589 0 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 3809 0 0 109 61 118 55 46 0 86 51 52 973 0 0 16301 1683 

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 352 0 0 0 20 25 28 26 50 0 22 8 60 0 0 5848 666

55197 ADAVILLE 13727 0 0 57 83 45 20 45 85 45 75 72 4293 0 0 1762 2928 

57202 MOVILLE 3569 0 0 282 23 65 203 116 33 134 86 58 489 0 0 14703 2381 

57204 ODEBOLT 177 0 0 41 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 655 2385 

57166 ARTHUR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 446 

57206 ONAWA 911 0 0 43 47 12 27 12 17 0 0 13 615 0 0 740 1417 

57252 TURIN 78 0 0 17 8 0 14 0 6 0 0 4 0 0 0 169 331 

57210 PIERSON 444 0 0 0 33 0 0 0 27 0 81 0 150 0 0 703 996 

55357 MEADOW STAR 172 0 0 20 9 0 0 2 17 0 12 0 136 0 0 898 558 

57212 QUIMBY 238 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4552 1337 

57256 WASHTA 978 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 540 1011 

57122 SAC CITY 2039 0 0 144 49 100 64 27 43 68 0 11 474 0 0 10911 2283 

57218 SCHALLER 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 120 0 0 335 724 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 0 0 0 270 636 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 1000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 141 0 0 180 42 0 52 10 17 -140 77 17 -181 0 0 50 0 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 1598 0 0 674 250 182 100 100 154 0 100 0 408 0 0 2732 4678 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 2889 0 0 525 135 249 171 284 124 410 0 0 2663 0 0 8713 6363 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 458 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 167 0 0 90 0 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 294 0 0 80 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 0 102 342 961 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 79 0 0 82 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 109 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 2063 0 0 431 0 0 25 0 33 0 0 0 700 0 0 7560 3067 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 1955 0 0 118 0 126 64 59 52 0 0 0 473 0 0 1787 689 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 1182 0 0 235 0 19 43 68 18 0 40 24 26 0 0 1865 1706 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 1365 0 0 125 39 23 28 28 28 23 28 23 52 0 0 2886 3087 

57248 SMITHLAND 63 0 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 928 466 


631

632 




Sioux City District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



57162 AKRON, WESLEY 12710 0 0 1667 12710 0 0 1843 7258 0 8635 49149 

57164 ANTHON 22800 0 164 1311 22964 0 0 1748 4180 0 4620 55327 

57214 ROCK BRANCH 7200 0 52 414 7252 0 0 242 335 0 2569 18336 

57284 AURELIA, FIRST 31827 0 0 2269 31827 0 2760 4921 15931 0 11189 111156 

55032 BAYARD 17464 0 0 2760 17464 0 0 880 1745 0 5620 36665 

55166 WICHITA 4366 0 0 700 4366 0 0 240 301 0 1250 8887 

55048 CARROLL, FIRST 50000 0 0 4542 50000 0 23626 8859 57948 0 251448 453270 

57170 CHARTER OAK 8526 0 685 0 9211 0 0 268 1668 0 9303 26646 

57171 UTE 4362 0 0 266 4362 0 0 155 17 0 757 7995 

57288 CHEROKEE, ST. PAUL'S 42648 0 0 3752 42648 0 6215 4036 29136 0 74048 202595 

55058 COON RAPIDS, FIRST 31319 0 612 3719 31931 0 5712 3791 15632 0 20737 122341 

57172 CORRECTIONVILLE, GRACE 19040 0 671 1315 19711 0 0 3552 5687 0 28283 93072 

57174 CUSHING, FIRST 8960 0 0 1026 8960 0 0 85 1436 0 5820 25566 

57176 DANBURY 11050 0 6000 1982 17050 0 0 736 612 0 4301 34424 

55350 DENISON, FIRST 37760 13000 1675 4193 52435 0 6591 7573 32668 0 8378 149618 

55354 DUNLAP, FIRST 18074 0 0 1686 18074 0 0 2905 8600 0 14066 64985 

55352 DOW CITY, FIRST 11556 0 171 1462 11727 0 0 962 4464 0 9050 39219 

57058 EARLY 19917 0 0 837 19917 0 900 2158 13552 0 11155 80523 

57102 NEMAHA 12046 0 0 804 12046 0 1100 905 4409 0 3491 39878 

57180 GALVA, FIRST 17304 0 0 1214 17304 0 520 1075 6061 0 4447 45940 

57224 SILVER CREEK (GALVA) 9084 0 0 262 9084 0 0 0 2794 0 2003 23328 

55074 GLIDDEN 26701 0 407 141 27108 0 1301 1710 1784 9614 34845 95231 

57182 HAWARDEN 24459 0 227 799 24686 0 1300 1122 5168 83487 5970 152938 

57192 IRETON 8153 0 0 921 8153 0 1098 3157 1048 0 5779 27935 

57184 HINTON 21315 0 0 1105 21315 0 0 1940 6300 0 10354 57185 

55323 MERRILL, MELBOURNE 8730 0 0 350 8730 0 0 315 920 0 1924 20288 

57186 HOLSTEIN 40000 0 251 2293 40251 0 3100 7076 34819 0 29484 175628 

57188 HORNICK 18502 0 0 1810 18502 0 0 598 3583 0 8485 52338 

57190 IDA GROVE, FIRST 40000 0 0 2521 40000 0 3697 3130 26157 0 10127 121270 

57194 KINGSLEY 36602 0 0 1264 36602 0 0 1652 7705 0 4446 91244 

57088 LAKES (LAKE VIEW/WALL L 30900 0 0 2108 30900 0 135 1233 8427 0 10582 79654 

55307 LE MARS, CALVARY 22500 0 0 0 22500 0 3900 2335 19214 0 6250 72544 

57220 SENEY 7500 0 0 0 7500 0 0 600 1450 0 1000 15080 

57196 LE MARS, FIRST 35495 0 1057 1471 36552 0 5118 5238 26898 0 19952 122894 

55408 MANILLA, UNITED CHURCH 7050 0 369 1267 7419 0 70 425 2214 0 3213 16152 

55100 MANNING 27581 0 6375 8400 33956 0 290 704 4983 0 4730 78239 

57198 MAPLETON, ST. JOHN'S 24000 0 121 2809 24121 0 0 3332 12974 0 14118 85175 

57250 TICONIC 6000 0 0 702 6000 0 520 283 969 0 966 15719 

57320 MARCUS, GRACE 33222 0 0 3625 33222 0 2160 5519 15256 0 12231 112067 

57200 MERRILL, FIRST 7011 0 0 366 7011 0 0 4081 8967 0 9224 46929

55197 ADAVILLE 11416 0 0 1276 11416 0 0 4110 4754 0 29942 70791 

57202 MOVILLE 36440 0 109 2632 36549 0 260 2150 18030 0 15853 124945 

57204 ODEBOLT 31523 0 0 1890 31523 0 567 4213 9109 0 7414 81230 

57166 ARTHUR 6917 0 0 274 6917 0 0 0 1039 0 136 10702 

57206 ONAWA 28494 0 0 1788 28494 0 5818 1357 13573 0 6916 73965 

57252 TURIN 7248 0 0 588 7248 0 550 457 1653 0 1459 17255 

57210 PIERSON 12645 0 0 704 12645 0 0 0 1352 0 0 25871 

55357 MEADOW STAR 12645 0 476 986 13121 0 0 771 803 0 0 21714 

57212 QUIMBY 18095 0 588 1518 18683 0 0 2353 6441 0 4958 53400 

57256 WASHTA 14805 0 1440 1518 16245 0 0 198 5089 0 8281 44883 

57122 SAC CITY 32836 0 290 3231 33126 0 4158 5083 19227 0 26119 130579 

57218 SCHALLER 21838 0 0 1563 21838 0 15 1376 2673 0 4528 40344 

57222 SERGEANT BLUFF, COMMUNI 28500 0 0 679 28500 0 2795 2861 11434 0 14005 87379 

57289 SIOUX CITY, CHURCH ALL 8550 0 1200 0 9750 0 0 3686 1444 0 624 16645 

57228 SIOUX CITY, CRESCENT PA 24000 0 312 1311 24312 0 2168 1536 6220 0 12647 60890 

57230 SIOUX CITY, FIRST 48289 0 10620 1690 58909 0 62097 14460 58342 0 42875 328063 

57232 SIOUX CITY, GRACE 48045 12300 362 2128 60707 32292 33091 21828 66200 0 41811 393421 

57234 SIOUX CITY, RIVERSIDE 27724 0 7200 500 34924 0 3090 2100 15819 0 18650 82943 

57236 SIOUX CITY, RUSTIN AVEN 22651 0 0 514 22651 0 3080 1900 2840 0 6200 54348 

57216 SALIX, COMMUNITY 8649 0 0 1067 8649 0 0 1500 900 0 10100 30041 

57238 SIOUX CITY, ST. JAMES 38000 0 0 1124 38000 0 10400 10029 15285 0 8433 125321 

57242 SIOUX CITY, TRIMBLE 26780 0 0 483 26780 0 3403 2432 7764 0 11773 83609 

57244 SIOUX CITY, WESLEY 29180 0 981 2255 30161 0 20393 22891 37848 66106 23316 234010 

57246 SIOUX CITY, WHITFIELD 33149 0 0 2857 33149 0 10420 1960 28946 0 24002 143528 

57248 SMITHLAND 5352 0 1293 1350 6645 0 0 375 660 0 2745 15793 


633

634 





Spencer District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 689 0 0 16 10 0 0 11 8 10 686 206 9 146 76 17 

57278 ALTA 201 4 2 3 1 0 1 2 4 7 197 88 5 18 18 2 

57280 ARCHER 158 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 157 69 1 29 8 0 

56524 ARMSTRONG 259 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 256 83 0 0 0 4 

56550 DOLLIVER 77 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 74 20 0 0 0 0 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 170 0 2 2 1 0 9 4 1 3 158 94 6 18 30 0 

57298 FOSTORIA 53 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 0 1 44 6 0 8 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 61 27 0 15 0 0 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 639 16 0 6 0 0 0 5 2 14 640 173 10 90 41 16 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 692 15 4 11 6 0 1 9 2 12 704 214 13 154 250 11 

57294 EVERLY 253 9 0 7 3 0 0 1 1 4 266 99 5 66 26 4 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 39 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 38 14 0 5 6 1 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 108 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 3 102 35 1 12 0 2 

56568 GOOD HOPE 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 37 22 0 3 0 0 

56534 BURT 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 70 223 3 3 1 0 

56570 GRAETTINGER 235 4 0 1 2 0 0 3 0 8 231 75 2 26 70 5 

57304 HARRIS 83 2 5 2 2 0 0 7 1 0 86 47 2 6 26 5 

57310 LAKE PARK 255 1 4 9 6 0 0 0 0 1 274 108 7 59 58 3 

57306 HARTLEY 465 12 0 1 5 15 0 3 0 8 457 164 8 87 80 10 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 456 2 3 4 5 7 11 7 2 5 438 212 3 77 30 11 

56552 HUNTINGTON 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 25 0 7 0 0 

57362 SUPERIOR 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 18 12 0 0 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 30 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 30 18 2 2 0 2 

56588 LAURENS 505 14 1 1 9 0 0 3 2 10 515 169 12 139 79 7 

57316 LESTER 63 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 54 3 35 0 1 

57318 MARATHON 135 6 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 4 136 60 0 18 65 4 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 215 1 3 1 1 0 1 0 1 3 216 64 2 55 0 8 

57330 NEWELL 184 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 180 42 3 29 37 0 

57132 VARINA 45 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 41 22 1 10 35 0 

57336 PETERSON 182 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 168 40 0 20 7 4 

57346 ROYAL 127 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 123 40 0 0 18 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 68 3 100 2 0 0 4 0 0 3 166 70 3 31 37 5 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 294 0 0 2 5 0 0 1 0 5 295 136 2 58 65 0 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 208 6 1 1 0 14 6 1 6 2 187 104 1 48 21 4 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 124 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 122 45 3 25 10 5 

56608 RUTHVEN 313 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 7 302 91 1 51 0 9 

56526 AYRSHIRE 97 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 92 23 1 0 0 1 

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 158 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 159 68 3 36 38 0 

57322 MELVIN 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 79 45 5 15 21 0 

57350 SHELDON 740 15 0 3 6 6 10 9 8 12 719 335 10 174 65 12

57352 SIBLEY 255 0 0 2 2 0 1 2 2 4 250 94 3 54 47 12 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 152 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 5 147 93 1 55 30 8 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 246 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 242 101 5 0 0 5 

57340 REMBRANDT 64 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 1 56 24 0 1 0 0 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 993 30 0 13 5 168 0 14 6 23 830 378 13 208 245 22 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 1072 6 0 24 6 0 17 9 3 21 1058 310 11 208 219 8 

57360 STORM LAKE 980 9 1 5 10 8 4 25 6 25 937 369 22 197 247 12 

57364 SUTHERLAND 245 9 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 10 241 80 8 39 39 9 

57314 LARRABEE 89 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 89 35 5 9 10 2 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 268 20 1 5 2 4 0 2 1 8 281 118 7 35 28 10 

57366 TERRIL 284 5 0 0 0 0 8 3 0 2 276 45 3 54 25 7 

57312 LANGDON 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 118 49 3 10 15 0 

56548 TITONKA 153 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 150 50 0 10 8 5 

56620 DOAN 76 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 72 26 1 5 3 2 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 167 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 165 65 1 16 0 0 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 59 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 59 25 1 4 0 0 

57292 DICKENS 121 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 117 25 0 2 0 0 

56626 WEST BEND 212 10 0 3 2 0 0 5 0 4 218 88 1 34 20 10 

56598 MALLARD 245 5 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 6 245 67 1 54 22 5 


635

636 





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 50 93 69 25 237 110 20 8 17 35 450 129 3865 55 200 5000000 125000 167900 3870 188441 

57278 ALTA 10 11 7 35 63 30 16 20 2 0 0 53 328 0 0 750000 65000 100000 0 0 

57280 ARCHER 12 25 20 20 77 50 8 0 0 0 0 35 75 20 0 450800 42000 0 0 0 

56524 ARMSTRONG 8 25 2 0 35 28 0 20 0 0 0 57 4564 0 0 640000 95000 0 0 18725 

56550 DOLLIVER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 1932 0 0 46000 0 25000 0 0 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 4 12 3 12 31 12 0 6 0 0 0 64 1532 0 0 240000 65000 62000 0 0 

57298 FOSTORIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70000 0 0 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 3 15 0 0 18 8 0 4 0 0 0 13 545 0 0 77000 0 0 0 0 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 21 47 34 12 114 62 14 30 16 0 0 185 1600 48 513 945000 103000 330862 46442 0 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 28 88 58 23 197 93 10 30 13 55 4308 140 3571 34 741 1620000 90000 85000 23820 0 

57294 EVERLY 15 50 28 11 104 45 15 13 9 20 6273 19 5861 20 461 325000 75000 0 0 0 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 3 3 0 0 6 5 12 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000 0 0 0 0 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 6 11 11 8 36 12 0 10 2 0 0 23 275 11 0 547000 54700 0 0 0 

56568 GOOD HOPE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 18 424 0 0 201000 54000 0 0 0 

56534 BURT 1 0 0 18 19 18 0 10 0 0 0 16 812 0 0 269800 46000 0 0 0 

56570 GRAETTINGER 8 25 17 15 65 23 8 12 0 0 0 75 4731 15 0 575000 100000 0 0 0 

57304 HARRIS 7 5 11 0 23 16 5 14 7 0 0 19 950 12 210 296000 0 20822 0 0 

57310 LAKE PARK 19 33 24 12 88 46 0 18 5 0 0 42 1360 30 631 385000 120000 407958 0 0 

57306 HARTLEY 28 50 31 10 119 83 14 8 10 0 0 60 900 50 0 1901000 108000 134784 0 5000 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 46 54 36 41 177 115 26 33 11 28 300 124 3540 45 300 1752400 236000 122000 0 0 

56552 HUNTINGTON 1 6 0 0 7 5 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 30000 0 1800 0 0 

57362 SUPERIOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000 0 2500 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 1 0 0 2 3 3 5 5 0 5 0 10 1442 0 0 182000 52500 14744 0 0 

56588 LAURENS 57 53 41 21 172 60 15 18 7 45 162 155 5455 41 65 1543000 130000 15000 5000 0 

57316 LESTER 10 25 11 18 64 40 10 0 5 0 0 0 0 6 0 170000 0 20000 0 0 

57318 MARATHON 6 18 10 20 54 20 15 0 0 0 0 63 1900 0 0 554000 62500 7390 0 0 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 6 29 32 14 81 45 4 11 8 0 0 29 519 30 525 341250 32850 13500 0 0 

57330 NEWELL 5 34 14 8 61 19 10 62 0 0 0 37 1200 0 0 632300 103000 3500 0 0 

57132 VARINA 3 6 0 0 9 5 0 7 0 0 0 15 400 0 0 180000 0 0 0 0 

57336 PETERSON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 0 0 0 350000 50000 2500 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 341000 0 0 0 0 

57338 PRIMGHAR 4 8 7 4 23 20 0 7 3 0 0 32 850 10 130 47000 34000 102000 0 0 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 26 67 20 25 138 65 0 5 0 0 0 65 2262 14 55 2920000 95700 69500 0 2900 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 11 39 17 12 79 43 8 25 4 0 0 38 3011 16 0 630000 135000 10000 0 0 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 8 19 6 0 33 25 5 0 0 0 0 26 500 0 0 237600 75000 2000 2500 46000 

56608 RUTHVEN 22 14 7 8 51 29 18 36 0 0 0 91 2995 0 240 520000 70000 120000 0 0 

56526 AYRSHIRE 5 18 2 0 25 0 18 0 0 0 0 20 5500 0 0 173000 63250 0 0 0 

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 10 28 14 20 72 25 14 14 0 0 0 22 900 14 0 666667 173889 38000 0 0 

57322 MELVIN 3 15 4 7 29 15 9 0 0 0 0 26 300 0 0 400000 0 30000 0 0 

57350 SHELDON 21 57 20 36 134 113 115 151 12 230 6586 92 2370 30 0 2058000 125600 224400 5900 30600

57352 SIBLEY 25 35 22 10 92 41 0 40 0 0 0 32 1300 32 0 600000 120000 7633 0 0 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 16 31 12 9 68 32 26 31 0 0 0 24 531 5 0 500000 0 109149 0 0 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 10 40 15 15 80 70 0 0 0 0 0 47 3457 0 0 281200 42150 0 0 0 

57340 REMBRANDT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 473 0 0 130000 0 3000 0 0 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 150 190 193 98 631 194 330 175 23 22 525 178 8000 95 8500 4447360 287000 978739 0 0 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 51 121 53 33 258 75 82 16 0 26 1930 161 3551 40 1875 1629731 219585 865128 0 0 

57360 STORM LAKE 36 104 79 106 325 111 55 126 12 10 100 194 1950 71 992 2654460 204000 403726 0 0 

57364 SUTHERLAND 8 131 8 12 159 15 30 30 9 8 425 57 1100 12 338 447700 118500 222307 0 0 

57314 LARRABEE 6 0 0 0 6 0 8 12 0 0 0 18 453 4 224 105861 15625 20000 0 0 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 15 33 31 11 90 20 11 19 14 0 0 53 2103 26 818 912000 60400 0 0 0 

57366 TERRIL 7 30 8 15 60 25 5 25 5 0 0 48 425 9 225 362000 55800 0 0 0 

57312 LANGDON 12 14 0 10 36 12 5 0 0 0 0 22 300 0 0 85000 0 0 0 0 

56548 TITONKA 6 12 5 7 30 20 14 24 0 0 0 30 800 5 320 495000 118400 17500 0 0 

56620 DOAN 2 7 5 0 14 5 2 5 0 0 0 21 2400 5 322 153000 0 0 0 0 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 5 12 8 8 33 28 4 0 0 0 0 30 1108 20 43 130000 62500 0 0 0 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 2 6 4 0 12 4 4 0 0 0 0 13 903 5 17 160000 25000 0 0 0 

57292 DICKENS 8 0 6 0 14 0 0 0 1 0 0 14 740 5 26 95600 25000 0 0 0 

56626 WEST BEND 13 32 31 26 102 43 64 53 10 0 0 43 801 20 133 1005000 105000 160004 0 0 

56598 MALLARD 18 67 27 14 126 34 96 42 5 0 0 65 1714 22 1294 558400 0 24401 0 0 


637

638 



Spencer District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 17972 17972 9686 9686 11369 14328 0 912 0 23438 

57278 ALTA 7173 7173 3866 3866 5719 5719 364 364 50 0 

57280 ARCHER 5693 5693 3068 3068 4539 4539 289 289 37 0 

56524 ARMSTRONG 5114 5114 2136 2756 0 4078 0 259 0 0 

56550 DOLLIVER 1619 1619 872 872 1291 1291 82 82 0 0 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 4834 4834 2605 2605 3854 3854 245 245 0 0 

57298 FOSTORIA 0 1242 0 669 0 990 0 63 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 1552 1552 837 837 1238 1238 79 79 0 0 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 11105 12110 3574 6526 4022 9655 255 614 0 0 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 16248 17725 8757 9553 12954 14132 824 899 0 0 

57294 EVERLY 5304 5304 2859 2859 4229 4229 269 269 0 0 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 720 720 388 388 574 574 37 37 0 0 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 3057 3057 1648 1648 2437 2437 155 155 0 0 

56568 GOOD HOPE 1048 1048 565 565 836 836 53 53 0 0 

56534 BURT 1742 1742 939 939 1389 1389 88 88 0 0 

56570 GRAETTINGER 5848 5848 3152 3152 3000 4662 30 297 0 3440 

57304 HARRIS 3021 3021 1628 1628 2408 2408 153 153 21 500 

57310 LAKE PARK 7106 7106 3830 3830 5665 5665 361 361 65 0 

57306 HARTLEY 10631 10631 5730 5730 3476 8476 539 539 0 3000 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 18286 18286 9855 9855 14578 14578 928 928 134 0 

56552 HUNTINGTON 622 622 335 335 496 496 32 32 9 0 

57362 SUPERIOR 313 630 169 339 251 502 16 32 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 2610 2610 1407 1407 2081 2081 132 132 0 0 

56588 LAURENS 14044 14044 7569 7569 11196 11197 713 713 0 0 

57316 LESTER 942 942 508 508 751 751 48 48 0 0 

57318 MARATHON 3595 3595 1938 1938 2866 2866 182 182 0 0 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 3450 4414 0 2379 0 3519 0 224 0 0 

57330 NEWELL 2400 5400 0 2910 0 4305 0 274 47 0 

57132 VARINA 1188 1189 641 641 948 948 60 60 13 0 

57336 PETERSON 854 3416 460 1841 681 2724 43 173 0 0 

57346 ROYAL 762 2728 327 1470 537 2175 39 138 0 552 

57338 PRIMGHAR 4193 4198 2262 2262 3347 3347 213 213 43 0 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 12138 12139 6542 6542 9678 9678 615 616 0 0 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 10286 10286 5544 5544 8201 8201 522 522 0 0 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 0 3522 0 1898 0 2808 0 179 0 0 

56608 RUTHVEN 6752 6752 3639 3639 5383 5383 343 343 0 0 

56526 AYRSHIRE 1571 2371 458 1278 1130 1890 0 120 0 0 

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 4453 4453 2400 2400 3550 3550 226 226 0 0 

57322 MELVIN 1914 1914 1031 1031 1526 1526 97 97 0 0 

57350 SHELDON 27862 27862 15016 15016 22214 22214 1414 1414 0 0

57352 SIBLEY 7004 7004 3775 3775 5584 5584 355 355 0 1586 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 4182 4182 2254 2254 3334 3334 212 212 37 0 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 5173 5173 2788 2788 4124 4124 262 262 61 0 

57340 REMBRANDT 1835 1835 988 989 1463 1463 92 93 0 0 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 30834 30834 16618 16618 24583 24583 1564 1564 0 0 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 23646 23646 12744 12744 18852 18852 1200 1200 249 0 

57360 STORM LAKE 23571 28286 12704 15245 18793 22552 1195 1435 0 4945 

57364 SUTHERLAND 4989 4989 2689 2689 3978 3978 253 253 62 0 

57314 LARRABEE 2463 2463 1328 1328 1964 1964 125 125 0 0 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 7104 7104 3829 3829 4776 5664 360 360 70 0 

57366 TERRIL 4777 4777 2575 2575 3809 3809 242 242 0 0 

57312 LANGDON 2296 2297 1237 1238 1832 1832 117 117 0 0 

56548 TITONKA 4179 4179 2252 2252 3331 3331 212 212 39 0 

56620 DOAN 1817 1817 979 979 1448 1448 92 92 0 0 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 3215 3215 1732 1732 2563 2563 163 163 43 0 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 1173 1173 632 632 935 935 59 59 15 0 

57292 DICKENS 2181 2181 1175 1175 1739 1739 111 111 30 0 

56626 WEST BEND 5456 5456 2940 2940 4350 4350 277 277 53 0 

56598 MALLARD 4760 4760 2565 2565 3795 3795 240 241 61 0 


639

640 




Spencer District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 3132 0 0 113 46 35 12 18 27 0 33 50 500 0 0 1056 3227 

57278 ALTA 710 0 0 83 60 99 77 25 94 40 33 58 257 0 0 2174 960 

57280 ARCHER 1044 0 0 80 38 0 47 0 68 0 0 0 87 0 0 923 984 

56524 ARMSTRONG 329 0 0 15 7 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 422 886 

56550 DOLLIVER 125 0 0 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 354 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 532 0 0 53 0 7 53 0 53 28 53 0 0 0 0 1222 1253 

57298 FOSTORIA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57296 EXCELSIOR 89 0 0 0 12 7 0 5 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 239 306 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 1788 0 0 671 164 146 164 74 157 0 116 0 1083 0 0 529 4171 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 2586 0 0 276 127 0 74 60 0 91 10 0 99 0 0 38715 3713 

57294 EVERLY 120 0 0 0 0 20 34 18 0 0 0 0 360 0 0 905 703 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 15 0 0 16 11 0 20 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 504 0 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 295 0 0 0 39 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 360 934 

56568 GOOD HOPE 267 0 10 30 20 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 0 953 477 

56534 BURT 92 0 0 16 31 0 5 16 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 174 645 

56570 GRAETTINGER 352 0 0 53 40 0 36 0 5 0 0 0 248 0 0 3558 1280 

57304 HARRIS 407 0 0 39 47 15 66 25 29 0 0 0 100 0 0 526 910 

57310 LAKE PARK 1033 0 0 63 61 34 19 12 37 0 0 0 300 0 0 5301 1408 

57306 HARTLEY 3079 0 0 210 38 27 31 29 42 18 30 5 377 0 0 19055 2357 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 3583 0 0 25 232 0 0 0 0 0 99 0 0 0 0 1197 2605 

56552 HUNTINGTON 0 0 0 15 21 14 15 0 0 15 0 20 0 0 0 0 108 

57362 SUPERIOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 240 0 0 78 67 0 45 0 30 0 0 0 105 0 0 401 237 

56588 LAURENS 784 0 0 125 0 114 136 90 93 0 0 0 450 0 0 1450 4072 

57316 LESTER 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 200 0 0 0 0 

57318 MARATHON 947 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 806 1799 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 368 0 0 201 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 934 818 

57330 NEWELL 216 0 0 44 13 0 11 5 5 12 11 18 0 0 0 13355 510 

57132 VARINA 294 0 0 35 23 45 23 28 17 37 38 28 67 0 400 4072 523 

57336 PETERSON 240 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75 0 0 678 788 

57346 ROYAL 1072 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 624 0 0 332 702 

57338 PRIMGHAR 2031 0 0 60 12 0 55 68 0 10 17 0 89 0 0 15322 548 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 3336 0 0 330 154 1 56 67 66 109 49 28 926 0 0 5956 2123 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 3372 0 0 269 174 144 146 102 170 134 117 53 427 0 0 1519 3072 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 135 0 0 13501 429 

56608 RUTHVEN 940 0 0 22 15 0 85 22 0 0 0 0 650 0 0 365 1797 

56526 AYRSHIRE 0 0 0 11 6 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 105 0 0 0 511 

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 760 0 0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 7 200 0 0 14985 717 

57322 MELVIN 461 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9566 983 

57350 SHELDON 967 0 0 59 62 20 12 0 20 36 22 53 1661 0 0 724 1526

57352 SIBLEY 219 0 0 198 0 0 56 0 0 0 0 0 67 0 0 28079 1467 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 728 0 0 200 131 0 84 0 0 44 0 0 150 0 0 1187 818 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 176 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 407 848 

57340 REMBRANDT 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 165 380 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 2415 0 0 279 70 45 105 27 139 15 15 59 2078 0 0 1680 4015 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 20059 0 0 256 162 105 160 133 185 59 152 117 4552 510 0 56370 5388 

57360 STORM LAKE 3406 0 0 711 268 0 165 0 106 0 0 134 1241 0 0 9256 6513 

57364 SUTHERLAND 2845 0 0 15 12 41 10 20 20 10 10 10 835 0 0 20131 1398 

57314 LARRABEE 794 0 0 0 0 23 0 31 0 0 0 0 862 0 0 2877 717 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 803 0 0 50 50 50 50 50 50 0 0 0 321 5 50 17632 1457 

57366 TERRIL 200 0 0 32 38 14 9 7 12 23 18 8 180 0 0 0 861 

57312 LANGDON 300 0 0 11 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 135 0 0 0 596 

56548 TITONKA 485 0 0 29 42 22 25 14 0 0 0 0 105 0 0 310 1069 

56620 DOAN 215 0 0 32 76 52 58 36 20 0 0 0 70 0 0 70 727 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 76 0 5 2 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 0 636 806 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 50 0 0 11 1 0 4 0 0 3 1 0 60 0 0 0 311 

57292 DICKENS 0 0 0 34 27 0 25 0 9 0 8 5 180 0 0 0 499 

56626 WEST BEND 2240 0 0 216 17 0 40 23 35 53 0 0 1666 0 0 17715 1755 

56598 MALLARD 88 0 0 138 23 22 25 7 32 47 0 0 100 0 0 399 1134 


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642 




Spencer District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56522 ALGONA, FIRST 40200 0 684 4151 40884 0 19962 7944 49177 65047 23103 286658 

57278 ALTA 31000 0 0 0 31000 0 1371 0 9635 0 12125 84705 

57280 ARCHER 26000 0 0 1463 26000 0 0 4008 3637 0 4642 59503 

56524 ARMSTRONG 24041 0 0 3844 24041 0 0 2330 9606 0 35820 89545 

56550 DOLLIVER 8014 0 0 1428 8014 0 1058 60 556 0 3615 20731 

57282 ARNOLDS PARK 22800 0 0 1752 22800 0 0 2303 2332 0 6554 58808 

57298 FOSTORIA 2000 0 0 150 2000 0 0 406 724 0 2015 5295 

57296 EXCELSIOR 7200 0 0 798 7200 0 0 1318 388 0 1950 15944 

56556 EMMETSBURG, FIRST 39900 0 0 2458 39900 0 19238 5733 24437 13600 11922 151595 

56558 ESTHERVILLE 39000 0 0 2083 39000 0 14722 6146 42826 0 21659 217192 

57294 EVERLY 23859 0 0 2356 23859 0 0 1277 6916 0 9120 63820 

55351 SPENCER, ZION 3325 0 0 500 3325 0 0 267 220 0 1918 8510 

56560 FENTON, FIRST 13320 0 534 836 13854 0 0 478 3817 0 7617 38008 

56568 GOOD HOPE 5730 0 0 632 5730 0 211 100 1019 0 1640 14487 

56534 BURT 9600 0 0 699 9600 0 0 0 1141 0 1769 20079 

56570 GRAETTINGER 26700 0 0 2158 26700 0 1040 814 1849 0 5710 63006 

57304 HARRIS 9406 0 0 395 9406 0 1060 1833 5093 0 3295 30643 

57310 LAKE PARK 28219 0 0 1228 28219 0 490 2797 10618 0 6676 83097 

57306 HARTLEY 39500 0 173 3000 39673 0 0 4340 25422 0 16849 143688 

57106 HOPE PARISH (POCH,HAVLK 44744 0 746 4093 45490 0 0 12189 39239 0 29062 186820 

56552 HUNTINGTON 0 0 2800 0 2800 0 0 50 315 0 2583 7768 

57362 SUPERIOR 0 0 2500 0 2500 0 0 0 52 0 3753 7399 

57308 INWOOD, BETHEL 9202 0 0 1219 9202 0 0 0 1350 0 16318 39141 

56588 LAURENS 41865 0 289 5601 42154 0 8566 7209 25986 7500 19636 165631 

57316 LESTER 4500 0 0 1007 4500 0 0 0 5807 0 3357 17744 

57318 MARATHON 19655 0 0 200 19655 0 1040 700 2700 0 4550 48033 

57324 MILFORD (UM-UCC FED.) 14100 0 1284 949 15384 0 6406 2984 13411 0 14597 59134 

57330 NEWELL 19890 0 0 2045 19890 0 0 701 5868 0 22143 71196 

57132 VARINA 6110 0 0 1179 6110 0 520 69 120 0 2612 20078 

57336 PETERSON 16280 0 0 1500 16280 0 0 3700 3188 0 5100 37023 

57346 ROYAL 13320 0 0 1400 13320 0 2600 1100 6350 0 3850 34985 

57338 PRIMGHAR 16800 700 0 0 17500 0 0 1657 6252 0 6111 64209 

57342 ROCK RAPIDS 35761 0 1046 1925 36807 0 8118 5428 25951 3074 25359 154309 

57344 ROCK VALLEY, PIONEER 35524 0 0 1996 35524 0 1225 5263 11767 0 9239 103999 

57118 ROLFE YOKE (UM-UP) 15643 0 0 1788 15643 0 652 363 3964 0 5035 50289 

56608 RUTHVEN 25527 0 187 1931 25714 0 1403 3733 11029 0 9326 78462 

56526 AYRSHIRE 10023 0 0 670 10023 0 0 579 4387 0 3449 25484 

57348 SANBORN, ST. ANDREW'S 19349 0 0 2960 19349 0 0 913 9360 0 5400 69509 

57322 MELVIN 11399 0 0 1667 11399 0 0 500 779 0 7920 39917 

57350 SHELDON 49929 30952 3490 4885 84371 0 15619 19008 50468 2820 86406 350793

57352 SIBLEY 21066 0 0 2701 21066 0 3453 2721 14200 0 6928 108048 

57332 OCHEYEDAN 12379 0 0 1709 12379 0 500 2241 11570 0 6230 47371 

57354 SIOUX RAPIDS, FIRST UNI 19155 0 5027 0 24182 0 1040 3084 3308 0 0 49531 

57340 REMBRANDT 5892 0 132 0 6024 0 480 596 1258 0 0 14306 

57356 SPENCER, GRACE 50070 33500 0 3725 83570 0 26779 27682 81173 0 45136 366338 

57358 SPIRIT LAKE 54000 0 450 2823 54450 0 28208 19404 62509 0 152572 453673 

57360 STORM LAKE 43000 33000 615 4260 76615 0 35850 11587 55523 0 53370 334424 

57364 SUTHERLAND 23142 0 185 2357 23327 0 240 3103 6685 0 7915 83492 

57314 LARRABEE 11571 0 0 1222 11571 0 960 249 2158 0 2497 31983 

56612 SWEA CITY, FIRST 27543 0 0 2054 27543 0 0 2386 14332 0 27138 116819 

57366 TERRIL 21947 0 0 2230 21947 0 980 2016 4581 0 4549 54415 

57312 LANGDON 9406 0 0 930 9406 0 0 800 1750 0 4550 26031 

56548 TITONKA 18042 0 546 1731 18588 0 1000 1235 3411 0 7980 51018 

56620 DOAN 8887 0 100 1135 8987 0 420 287 1343 0 2857 23182 

57370 WEBB, TRINITY 13746 0 1478 2110 15224 0 0 957 4709 0 3519 39573 

57302 GILLETT GROVE, COMMUNIT 5700 0 115 994 5815 0 255 500 1714 0 2348 16500 

57292 DICKENS 8550 0 450 1502 9000 0 50 1668 2964 0 4510 28221 

56626 WEST BEND 19850 0 25 1562 19875 0 555 729 10527 0 10400 87052 

56598 MALLARD 19850 0 0 1560 19850 0 0 1360 8356 0 5198 49674 


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644 





Waterloo District 1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



56652 BEAMAN 150 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 148 50 2 18 18 0 

56650 ALBION 94 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 90 30 1 0 0 0 

56656 BRANDON 154 4 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 5 147 66 5 27 35 4 

56710 MT. AUBURN 96 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 98 35 2 11 25 4 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 1640 33 0 23 0 0 41 22 8 28 1597 626 12 324 639 20 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 28 3 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 33 40 0 10 36 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 419 19 0 0 0 0 20 6 5 6 401 144 9 60 40 20 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 89 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 1 85 35 0 1 5 1 

56668 CHELSEA 90 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 93 29 3 21 10 0 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 161 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 157 67 8 30 34 0 

56670 CONRAD 315 0 1 3 2 0 0 3 3 5 310 77 1 68 75 0 

56672 DIKE 233 0 0 5 4 0 0 0 3 3 236 88 2 28 12 0 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 198 10 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 1 201 84 4 72 35 0 

57490 MT HOPE 105 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 104 53 0 9 18 0 

56674 DYSART 507 19 0 6 0 0 0 1 1 9 521 189 7 129 83 0 

56678 ELDORA 534 18 0 6 3 0 0 2 2 8 549 202 14 104 95 15 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 120 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 125 101 3 20 65 0 

57438 RAYMOND 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 64 35 0 12 18 0 

56948 FAIRBANK 134 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 1 135 47 1 18 20 0 

56996 ORAN 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 19 8 0 4 6 0 

57424 FREDERIKA 55 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 55 24 0 4 16 3 

55085 GARWIN 194 9 0 5 2 0 1 0 2 6 201 70 5 26 3 0 

56686 GENESEO 172 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 172 64 6 23 26 2 

56688 GIFFORD 30 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 29 19 0 0 4 0 

56690 GILMAN 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 21 0 32 60 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 333 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 11 319 119 3 103 49 8 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 164 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 166 50 2 29 30 0 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 508 4 1 1 6 0 7 3 0 7 503 200 4 87 82 0 

55091 HUDSON 190 9 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 201 91 3 38 36 8 

57434 JANESVILLE 341 9 0 4 2 0 2 0 1 8 345 112 7 66 115 0 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 331 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 341 119 6 90 51 0 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 535 14 12 0 1 0 0 3 0 8 551 177 10 110 35 7 

56700 LAUREL 309 8 0 4 1 0 0 3 4 2 313 128 10 49 142 5 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 49 36 1 0 23 0 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 1118 46 7 12 21 11 4 8 1 22 1158 566 27 205 331 25 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 394 8 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 5 400 121 6 0 0 0 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 540 3 0 5 4 0 0 9 1 8 534 226 10 77 81 0 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 8 0 2 5 0 

56704 MELBOURNE 121 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 124 35 1 21 50 2 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 12 0 3 10 0

57452 NASHUA 352 14 1 6 4 0 0 5 3 7 362 101 7 75 138 3 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 115 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 115 47 1 27 23 4 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 252 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 4 247 98 2 44 45 6 

56716 OWASA 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 22 0 0 0 0 

56720 PARKERSBURG 195 13 0 3 6 0 0 0 1 0 216 85 7 13 28 0 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 44 24 0 7 6 0 

57462 PLAINFIELD 195 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 194 55 0 55 6 5 

56724 REINBECK 361 8 0 2 5 0 0 0 2 5 369 172 5 92 55 15 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 109 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 2 102 34 2 29 34 6 

56852 NORTH LINN 38 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 2 28 11 0 0 3 0 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 37 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 35 15 0 0 5 0 

57482 SHELL ROCK 253 5 0 1 2 0 3 4 0 9 245 60 1 66 6 1 

56728 STATE CENTER 156 0 0 0 0 0 18 0 1 3 134 28 1 19 15 2 

56726 RHODES 155 0 0 0 0 0 44 0 0 2 109 42 3 0 0 3 

57012 SUMNER 445 6 0 0 1 0 3 10 6 3 430 160 6 128 133 7 

56730 TAMA 463 4 0 0 0 4 0 1 5 7 450 140 4 120 150 4 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 357 0 0 2 1 2 0 6 0 7 345 132 3 105 64 8 

56734 TRAER 266 2 0 0 0 0 5 9 1 11 242 90 7 35 89 4 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 89 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 41 1 15 47 0 

56684 GARRISON 98 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 103 35 2 10 0 0 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 451 4 1 2 2 0 2 4 0 9 445 152 12 136 257 9 

56866 WALKER 149 10 1 2 5 2 0 1 0 1 163 81 5 45 64 7 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 99 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 91 29 1 13 35 0 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 929 9 0 3 3 0 0 0 7 24 913 295 10 120 32 8 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 84 0 3 1 2 0 15 0 0 0 75 35 0 12 4 0 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 650 21 0 4 2 0 0 4 1 12 660 266 13 97 50 13 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 168 2 4 1 2 12 5 5 0 10 145 61 3 19 34 0 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 51 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 47 20 1 6 2 0 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 306 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 307 131 2 43 76 6 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 213 13 11 37 28 2 1 3 3 3 290 240 16 65 75 13 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 903 13 0 7 4 6 6 17 5 6 887 325 9 270 225 32 


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646 





Waterloo District 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



56652 BEAMAN 8 20 4 6 38 20 0 0 0 0 0 40 2950 14 100 151000 54100 15000 0 0 

56650 ALBION 3 5 4 3 15 10 10 4 0 0 0 20 851 0 0 100000 25000 0 0 0 

56656 BRANDON 8 30 10 8 56 39 45 60 4 12 1200 30 1684 15 315 150000 90000 5445 203 0 

56710 MT. AUBURN 3 10 8 10 31 10 8 15 4 0 0 25 1545 0 0 200000 0 1567 0 0 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 29 136 86 208 459 266 203 190 37 0 0 259 2556 106 5148 4300000 273300 256529 12289 0 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 4 8 0 20 32 14 20 35 3 9 0 6 50 0 0 120000 95400 67588 0 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 22 44 37 44 147 57 118 310 0 0 0 67 200 30 8750 1533000 107000 269600 0 0 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 3 5 2 2 12 8 2 12 1 0 0 14 1722 0 0 165850 0 0 0 0 

56668 CHELSEA 3 6 7 0 16 6 0 10 0 0 0 9 759 6 0 223800 0 31465 0 0 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 11 36 14 18 79 25 10 8 0 0 0 45 1500 14 0 75000 60000 31500 0 0 

56670 CONRAD 16 50 25 61 152 79 0 0 0 0 0 68 786 16 0 1000000 85500 36750 0 0 

56672 DIKE 8 20 21 20 69 26 12 8 0 0 0 40 3000 21 600 1000000 200000 500000 0 0 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 15 33 20 12 80 45 32 3 8 0 0 12 0 25 400 100300 55000 0 0 0 

57490 MT HOPE 8 26 8 15 57 35 5 0 0 0 0 15 0 8 0 223000 0 46517 0 0 

56674 DYSART 30 77 44 18 169 74 24 12 19 0 0 71 877 43 1300 1050000 150000 175000 0 0 

56678 ELDORA 18 61 44 76 199 105 57 122 10 0 0 66 5083 59 3112 1550000 87000 382264 0 0 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 4 15 5 20 44 25 12 10 0 15 0 12 1500 0 0 330000 140000 13835 0 0 

57438 RAYMOND 2 6 0 5 13 6 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 186850 0 5200 0 0 

56948 FAIRBANK 8 22 17 15 62 15 80 103 4 0 0 27 2118 11 360 747000 49500 1797 0 0 

56996 ORAN 1 6 0 5 12 3 6 6 0 0 0 4 50 0 0 24000 0 900 0 710 

57424 FREDERIKA 4 4 2 0 10 4 0 0 2 0 0 17 850 0 0 128000 0 1000 0 0 

55085 GARWIN 4 15 3 12 34 22 33 0 0 0 0 70 1100 0 0 315000 115000 0 0 0 

56686 GENESEO 18 15 4 26 63 21 6 44 2 6 178 37 1084 3 241 424300 107000 17426 0 0 

56688 GIFFORD 3 5 5 7 20 12 0 0 0 0 0 12 950 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 23 50 18 15 106 45 15 12 0 0 0 89 1200 12 480 1611123 150840 1000 2500 1000 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 16 30 12 40 98 50 15 70 0 0 0 18 300 10 100 280000 16000 15000 0 0 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 23 56 48 17 144 37 52 66 0 12 1581 7 2030 30 620 1404100 211000 178762 6000 0 

55091 HUDSON 10 25 17 31 83 44 12 64 8 0 0 35 2126 12 0 716000 96000 5000 0 0 

57434 JANESVILLE 12 40 1 8 61 32 17 88 2 17 0 76 16209 11 0 750000 89000 13692 0 0 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 33 90 48 53 224 68 22 35 14 11 0 52 4736 40 200 1017000 130000 6681 111000 0 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 25 76 29 19 149 102 23 122 14 0 0 124 4086 38 0 886000 106000 76591 0 0 

56700 LAUREL 24 50 27 40 141 85 96 288 5 8 0 40 1500 25 250 458000 66000 75724 0 0 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 4 8 0 19 31 17 12 8 0 0 0 12 245 0 0 433000 65000 29000 0 0 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 125 192 132 120 569 259 140 185 24 87 0 128 1850 100 9000 2429767 97000 177145 116391 0 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 8 28 9 54 99 65 0 0 1 12 0 42 665 19 0 1181000 120000 174000 0 0 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 46 93 42 53 234 66 37 79 0 0 0 59 2452 29 362 1216500 97000 12989 3513 7492 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 1 0 0 3 4 4 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65000 85000 0 0 0 

56704 MELBOURNE 4 30 10 0 44 14 0 0 2 0 0 27 315 0 0 172500 65000 95000 0 0 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 30000 0 10000 0 0

57452 NASHUA 14 87 15 15 131 48 35 25 3 0 0 53 2059 15 150 790000 160000 9131 1600 4600 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 14 19 15 0 48 26 6 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 182000 0 16528 0 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 9 39 13 6 67 25 43 40 0 0 0 15 0 20 0 640000 90000 59808 0 0 

56716 OWASA 0 0 0 6 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 40000 0 0 0 0 

56720 PARKERSBURG 13 35 36 9 93 65 0 85 7 0 0 15 61 20 500 798000 98800 0 118484 0 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 399 0 0 74000 0 0 0 0 

57462 PLAINFIELD 13 32 0 6 51 32 39 6 0 0 0 29 3052 10 300 394800 25000 3834 0 0 

56724 REINBECK 18 51 35 39 143 78 12 49 5 0 0 97 3483 36 450 811500 135000 20231 0 0 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 11 16 5 22 54 5 12 16 0 8 500 15 742 8 0 245000 50000 328976 0 0 

56852 NORTH LINN 4 0 1 7 12 5 4 5 0 0 0 10 0 10 0 231850 40000 42939 0 300 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 131000 40000 42683 0 0 

57482 SHELL ROCK 10 46 25 15 96 96 50 7 5 0 0 66 750 10 100 300000 75900 404000 0 0 

56728 STATE CENTER 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 45 0 0 323150 77700 2378 0 0 

56726 RHODES 11 26 3 5 45 16 0 43 0 0 0 21 0 3 0 155000 0 0 0 0 

57012 SUMNER 35 75 31 37 178 80 10 27 6 26 125 61 1650 29 400 585000 57100 39268 0 0 

56730 TAMA 22 46 20 10 98 45 4 0 4 0 0 45 1355 36 262 728000 90000 10000 0 0 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 18 40 35 50 143 73 99 15 0 6 1000 40 100 35 0 1581200 84300 4000 0 8000 

56734 TRAER 9 20 24 30 83 41 0 33 0 0 0 35 507 15 213 1066000 116000 68000 0 0 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 5 15 6 9 35 24 8 7 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 414000 0 23037 0 0 

56684 GARRISON 1 0 0 8 9 6 0 15 0 0 0 21 500 0 0 168000 8000 148000 0 0 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 19 93 32 22 166 75 60 7 4 0 0 81 2533 19 0 2700000 118600 152897 0 10000 

56866 WALKER 14 35 13 16 78 50 4 90 7 10 0 12 0 17 0 322500 111000 26000 6000 0 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 2 2 0 10 14 8 0 5 0 0 0 25 1800 0 0 575000 0 45000 0 0 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 45 70 40 146 301 101 20 20 0 16 0 158 2598 8 0 3310700 170000 137419 12000 6000 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 2 8 2 6 18 7 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 90000 60000 20000 24000 2600 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 35 67 56 45 203 87 60 103 13 60 585 111 3531 48 950 2698000 125000 121400 246000 0 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 7 3 9 9 28 14 30 8 0 17 40 28 0 0 0 475000 60000 46539 10000 0 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 1 2 2 8 13 5 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 240000 30000 46000 0 0 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 45 18 9 23 95 36 27 14 0 25 1750 80 2600 0 0 1100000 99000 22000 341200 0 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 15 63 21 39 138 115 15 27 13 0 0 20 1048 11 1226 855000 0 0 410347 0 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 35 143 106 88 372 160 20 120 21 24 500 159 2050 75 500 1882000 83000 90000 0 12116 


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Waterloo District 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



56652 BEAMAN 3644 3644 1964 1964 2905 2905 185 185 330 0 

56650 ALBION 2779 2779 1498 1498 2216 2216 141 141 216 0 

56656 BRANDON 2647 2647 1427 1427 2100 2110 134 134 275 0 

56710 MT. AUBURN 2473 2473 1333 1333 1971 1971 125 125 184 0 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 49870 49870 26878 26878 39760 39760 2530 2530 3294 0 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 1960 1960 1056 1056 1562 1562 99 99 64 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 0 17974 0 9687 0 14330 0 912 0 25532 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 968 968 522 522 772 772 49 49 187 0 

56668 CHELSEA 1723 1724 929 929 1375 1375 87 87 180 0 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 3413 3413 1840 1840 2721 2721 173 173 320 0 

56670 CONRAD 8605 8605 4638 4638 6860 6860 437 437 650 0 

56672 DIKE 5031 5449 0 2937 0 4344 0 276 464 0 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 5561 5561 1500 2997 0 4434 0 282 400 1000 

57490 MT HOPE 838 2713 1462 1462 700 2163 138 138 210 0 

56674 DYSART 9620 9620 5185 5185 7670 7670 488 488 679 0 

56678 ELDORA 10212 10212 5504 5504 8142 8142 518 518 1074 0 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 3252 3252 1753 1753 2593 2593 165 165 232 0 

57438 RAYMOND 1575 1575 849 849 1256 1256 80 80 132 0 

56948 FAIRBANK 4417 4417 2381 2381 3522 3522 224 224 274 0 

56996 ORAN 50 357 50 192 50 284 0 18 0 0 

57424 FREDERIKA 1085 1085 585 585 865 865 55 55 108 0 

55085 GARWIN 3995 3995 2153 2153 3185 3185 203 203 398 0 

56686 GENESEO 4539 4539 2446 2446 3619 3619 230 230 396 0 

56688 GIFFORD 199 199 107 107 159 159 10 10 56 0 

56690 GILMAN 2238 2238 1206 1206 1785 1785 114 114 64 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 8340 8340 4495 4495 6649 6649 423 423 708 0 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 4391 4391 2367 2367 3501 3501 223 223 344 0 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 13106 14251 6663 7680 9714 11362 521 723 0 3187 

55091 HUDSON 7225 7226 3894 3894 5761 5761 367 367 364 0 

57434 JANESVILLE 7027 7027 3787 3787 5602 5602 356 356 668 268 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 6992 6992 3768 3768 5574 5574 354 355 0 1333 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 11946 11946 6438 6438 9524 9524 606 606 1062 0 

56700 LAUREL 7004 7004 3775 3775 5584 5584 355 355 582 0 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 2250 2250 1213 1213 1794 1794 114 114 132 0 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 41749 41749 22501 22501 33285 33285 2118 2118 2268 0 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 4817 11340 1000 6112 25 9041 0 575 1572 21515 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 17979 17979 9690 9690 14334 14334 912 912 1088 0 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 191 191 103 103 152 152 10 10 0 0 

56704 MELBOURNE 3356 3356 1809 1809 2676 2676 170 170 242 0 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 1061 1061 572 572 846 846 54 54 82 0

57452 NASHUA 6339 6339 3416 3416 5054 5054 322 322 716 1361 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 2117 2117 1141 1141 1688 1688 107 107 230 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 6446 6446 3474 3474 5139 5139 327 327 196 0 

56716 OWASA 574 874 371 471 397 697 0 44 0 0 

56720 PARKERSBURG 4308 4700 2324 2533 1249 3747 79 238 758 0 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 2352 2353 1268 1268 1875 1876 119 119 0 0 

57462 PLAINFIELD 3487 3487 1879 1879 2780 2780 177 177 390 0 

56724 REINBECK 7551 7551 4069 4069 6020 6020 383 383 706 0 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 2238 2238 1206 1206 1785 1785 114 114 208 0 

56852 NORTH LINN 969 969 522 522 772 772 49 49 78 0 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 1083 1083 583 583 863 863 55 55 76 0 

57482 SHELL ROCK 5496 5496 741 2962 3242 4382 69 279 135 0 

56728 STATE CENTER 2066 2066 213 1113 1647 1647 105 105 302 0 

56726 RHODES 1346 2308 725 1244 1073 1840 68 117 292 0 

57012 SUMNER 10567 10567 5695 5695 8425 8425 536 536 872 3921 

56730 TAMA 8873 10932 0 5892 0 8716 0 555 0 4673 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 10428 12514 5620 6745 7482 9977 476 635 523 0 

56734 TRAER 8129 8129 4381 4381 6481 6481 412 412 524 0 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 2496 2496 1345 1345 1990 1990 127 127 170 0 

56684 GARRISON 2727 2727 1470 1470 2174 2174 138 138 0 0 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 14100 14100 7599 7599 11242 11242 715 715 912 8714 

56866 WALKER 2727 2727 1470 1470 2174 2174 138 138 261 0 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 2229 2229 1201 1201 1777 1777 113 113 198 0 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 23019 23019 12406 12406 18352 18352 1168 1168 1956 3000 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 314 314 169 169 117 251 0 16 150 0 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 20796 20796 11208 11208 16580 16580 1055 1055 472 0 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 6618 6618 3567 3567 5276 5276 336 336 370 0 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 1844 1844 994 994 1470 1470 94 94 102 0 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 7596 7596 1059 4094 9091 6056 385 385 616 0 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 4712 4712 2540 2540 3757 3757 239 239 318 0 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 26152 26152 14095 14095 20850 20850 1327 1327 1842 10847 


649

650 




Waterloo District 50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



56652 BEAMAN 181 0 0 10 37 10 0 32 10 5 0 0 0 0 0 332 1598 

56650 ALBION 318 0 0 43 12 44 0 33 10 42 0 0 88 0 0 522 626 

56656 BRANDON 112 0 0 90 16 41 30 19 23 55 37 35 198 0 0 17169 705 

56710 MT. AUBURN 376 0 0 0 27 22 23 21 15 14 19 20 0 0 0 3036 541 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 17485 0 0 821 750 320 585 310 310 215 310 310 10877 0 0 9249 7248 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 536 0 0 184 157 40 62 35 80 0 50 116 600 50 0 154 0 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 2554 0 0 791 54 0 140 199 137 0 174 147 602 0 0 590 1099 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 65 0 0 74 67 0 0 0 0 0 39 33 125 0 0 125 536 

56668 CHELSEA 72 0 50 52 50 0 55 85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 143 370 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 135 0 0 80 0 0 62 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1295 538 

56670 CONRAD 509 0 0 30 105 55 0 3 57 18 0 0 157 0 0 416 2393 

56672 DIKE 313 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 500 0 0 1244 1732 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 239 0 0 119 0 64 0 0 81 46 74 42 0 0 0 1100 435 

57490 MT HOPE 561 0 0 50 22 54 27 9 0 0 0 0 350 0 0 319 691 

56674 DYSART 173 0 0 11 0 0 18 51 0 0 87 36 24 0 0 2770 3576 

56678 ELDORA 3402 0 72 500 36 0 28 45 19 36 85 87 1131 0 0 1378 3956 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 485 0 0 107 0 50 65 60 50 0 50 0 400 0 0 903 553 

57438 RAYMOND 0 0 0 64 0 5 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

56948 FAIRBANK 154 0 200 48 26 31 46 27 39 29 24 17 265 0 0 474 731 

56996 ORAN 45 0 0 10 1 0 10 1 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 107 

57424 FREDERIKA 101 0 0 35 13 45 0 0 11 33 12 34 20 0 0 438 384 

55085 GARWIN 244 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1235 704 

56686 GENESEO 1587 0 0 69 86 119 58 25 60 53 53 25 768 50 55 1379 845 

56688 GIFFORD 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 300 0 

56690 GILMAN 250 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 0 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 410 0 0 114 40 0 25 35 24 0 20 35 130 0 0 5698 1709 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 550 0 0 100 100 0 100 100 100 100 0 0 400 0 0 630 792 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 545 0 0 430 74 71 40 0 68 67 0 0 940 0 0 540 0 

55091 HUDSON 208 0 0 109 75 12 2 13 17 41 37 33 0 0 0 1990 926 

57434 JANESVILLE 447 0 0 99 67 71 19 6 55 0 0 0 84 0 0 2740 1714 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 1753 0 0 51 0 23 6 42 0 0 0 0 535 0 0 1600 1785 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 3340 0 0 162 219 59 28 7 51 93 0 57 824 0 0 4539 2296 

56700 LAUREL 9176 0 0 176 145 50 33 37 51 152 148 41 2116 0 0 2269 916 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 332 0 0 61 0 50 58 50 66 0 0 0 150 0 0 1330 171 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 4501 0 0 450 97 138 33 40 42 108 273 42 1156 0 0 1643 6316 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 1674 0 0 45 40 22 0 0 31 29 52 40 180 0 0 479 2142 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 4240 0 0 206 190 77 175 0 74 205 140 117 1105 0 100 2509 3790 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 

56704 MELBOURNE 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 255 613 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 102 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 114 0 0 30 0

57452 NASHUA 1222 0 0 221 0 0 0 73 5 0 0 0 632 0 0 763 1373 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 1049 0 0 93 47 0 16 67 35 26 0 0 600 0 0 208 0 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 710 0 0 12 17 10 33 10 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 1153 48 

56716 OWASA 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 150 

56720 PARKERSBURG 109 0 0 0 0 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 85 0 0 650 722 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 205 0 0 25 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 62 193 

57462 PLAINFIELD 1165 0 0 33 72 0 59 49 23 24 61 40 400 0 0 1569 1019 

56724 REINBECK 662 0 0 565 50 50 55 50 50 71 50 50 65 0 0 1092 3235 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 242 0 0 75 40 25 23 36 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 360 

56852 NORTH LINN 176 0 0 0 0 10 8 20 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 115 0 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 290 0 0 20 43 20 12 0 20 20 20 20 0 0 0 65 497 

57482 SHELL ROCK 222 0 0 0 12 18 20 47 22 0 0 0 511 0 0 754 1347 

56728 STATE CENTER 397 0 0 27 14 15 24 14 20 0 10 0 357 0 0 1202 312 

56726 RHODES 656 0 0 165 38 10 20 0 38 15 72 0 480 0 0 1650 340 

57012 SUMNER 2416 0 0 147 77 47 60 0 0 0 60 23 698 0 0 1760 0 

56730 TAMA 200 0 0 0 20 5 0 0 0 57 0 0 400 0 0 65 1213 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 241 0 0 229 0 0 0 0 84 0 0 0 106 0 0 1359 2517 

56734 TRAER 2765 0 0 205 119 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 281 0 0 574 973 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 1460 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 947 0 

56684 GARRISON 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 371 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 691 0 0 52 0 0 0 0 46 0 33 0 426 0 0 2680 2408 

56866 WALKER 1847 0 0 105 0 26 66 45 59 0 0 0 286 0 0 2702 0 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 84 0 0 31 0 6 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 498 315 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 11216 0 0 728 170 100 133 88 141 100 100 102 6133 1000 0 1830 6540 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 0 0 0 0 0 50 53 50 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 0 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 7102 0 0 349 98 42 154 94 92 76 125 89 2388 200 0 3520 3488 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 1198 0 0 16 25 10 13 19 49 14 31 25 336 0 168 1851 0 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 25 0 0 15 0 10 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 227 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 2270 0 0 127 142 125 125 147 121 0 143 0 680 0 0 1010 3065 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 547 0 0 45 0 263 0 28 0 0 10 0 358 0 0 1423 316 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 8140 0 0 2111 97 190 150 54 93 78 171 49 6798 0 0 1038 3217 


651

652 




Waterloo District 61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



56652 BEAMAN 17160 0 0 2029 17160 0 0 1171 2626 0 3953 43028 

56650 ALBION 11436 0 0 1643 11436 0 0 0 2371 0 3725 30796 

56656 BRANDON 10785 0 0 1903 10785 0 930 33 3665 0 4211 54603 

56710 MT. AUBURN 12495 0 0 1737 12495 0 85 133 1580 0 3154 29009 

57394 CEDAR FALLS, FIRST 50007 32033 6820 2408 88860 0 75096 43096 153733 18424 51326 604197 

57395 PRAIRIE SPRINGS 24864 0 0 1410 24864 0 0 13609 15374 0 6387 76721 

57396 CEDAR FALLS, ST. TIMOTH 41168 9251 0 766 50419 0 30900 8336 27327 0 35771 192037 

55053 CEDAR FALLS, WASHINGTON 3475 0 1708 1331 5183 0 0 0 2051 0 859 13304 

56668 CHELSEA 6550 0 1252 904 7802 0 0 2361 2098 0 8027 28061 

57410 CLARKSVILLE COMMUNITY 28664 0 6000 2319 34664 0 1140 1672 8128 0 49618 114326 

56670 CONRAD 30988 0 0 1221 30988 0 0 1949 14738 0 23810 106593 

56672 DIKE 30900 0 6000 1118 36900 0 1039 1096 6031 0 7413 72016 

57414 DUNKERTON, FIRST 25030 0 0 2241 25030 0 0 1238 5471 0 5978 54691 

57490 MT HOPE 13837 0 0 1525 13837 0 0 450 1490 0 3550 27659 

56674 DYSART 41812 0 50 3366 41862 0 1560 3954 14322 0 559 104645 

56678 ELDORA 43038 0 0 1437 43038 0 16408 15828 26124 29554 18176 191461 

57492 EVANSDALE, ST. MARK'S 12730 780 150 1210 13660 0 899 605 3825 0 3842 37209 

57438 RAYMOND 6720 0 300 223 7020 0 850 150 2230 0 3650 19559 

56948 FAIRBANK 22859 0 669 1598 23528 0 0 1292 4734 0 7983 57332 

56996 ORAN 3721 0 0 280 3721 0 0 48 18 0 501 5645 

57424 FREDERIKA 3000 0 3000 244 6000 0 0 0 777 0 2339 13084 

55085 GARWIN 20720 0 0 3026 20720 0 0 1331 5080 0 18161 65567 

56686 GENESEO 20828 0 197 4431 21025 0 450 2029 7871 0 7724 58405 

56688 GIFFORD 2736 0 0 1592 2736 0 0 1300 329 0 1376 8164 

56690 GILMAN 7198 0 0 0 7198 0 240 0 2544 0 0 15439 

56692 GLADBROOK, FIRST 35248 0 2888 3000 38136 0 800 3110 12187 0 29697 122337 

55089 GLADBROOK CHAPEL 17602 0 475 2860 18077 0 0 6962 10259 0 6073 57479 

56694 GRUNDY CENTER 44904 0 495 7024 45399 0 3981 10395 35819 0 53183 200030 

55091 HUDSON 33435 0 403 2920 33838 0 2456 3890 11549 0 8202 92530 

57434 JANESVILLE 18369 0 5000 1824 23369 0 3417 2458 14103 0 15429 91150 

57436 JESUP, FIRST 33491 0 300 2551 33791 0 0 1286 9815 46820 6168 131303 

56698 LA PORTE CITY, ST. PAUL 38864 0 5000 2397 43864 0 2600 12585 32769 0 12488 152689 

56700 LAUREL 40000 0 392 2547 40392 0 1070 11242 11166 0 12916 110553 

55109 MARSHALLTOWN, BETHANY 4320 0 4000 0 8320 0 0 202 1292 0 4154 21407 

56702 MARSHALLTOWN, FIRST 59000 37500 12177 7156 108677 0 101069 29941 31856 0 40818 449390 

55113 MARSHALLTOWN, GRACE 33553 0 2476 5871 36029 0 4362 6869 35361 0 33515 160369 

55111 MARSHALLTOWN, HOPE 44102 2363 748 4692 47213 0 12913 7889 50809 6022 21453 211204 

98816 MARSHALLTOWN, MORROW ME 2200 0 0 0 2200 0 0 60 0 0 0 2816 

56704 MELBOURNE 10800 0 0 1007 10800 0 0 714 1448 0 2526 25616 

56706 MINERVA, WESLEY CHAPEL 5049 0 250 425 5299 0 400 620 643 0 1325 12082

57452 NASHUA 21864 0 3000 1243 24864 0 1300 4411 11971 0 7135 76165 

57466 REPUBLIC COMMUNITY 7211 0 0 896 7211 0 0 2293 4035 0 3480 25925 

56712 NEW HARTFORD 27595 0 381 2648 27976 0 450 4293 9494 0 4658 72777 

56716 OWASA 4680 0 0 0 4680 0 0 26 795 0 300 8015 

56720 PARKERSBURG 21563 0 172 1896 21735 0 1720 1956 6179 20900 6443 75481 

55023 PLEASANT VALLEY 8386 0 0 704 8386 0 0 0 2515 0 1250 20519 

57462 PLAINFIELD 12312 0 0 1650 12312 0 0 2012 4565 0 5142 37743 

56724 REINBECK 36000 0 5000 6200 41000 0 7080 2572 13140 0 15457 118369 

57002 ROWLEY, FIRST 13719 0 1373 622 15092 0 0 1105 3235 0 13574 44304 

56852 NORTH LINN 2841 0 4500 146 7341 0 0 668 102 0 4295 16436 

56844 SILVER CREEK (ROWLEY) 2594 0 3057 211 5651 0 0 254 509 0 4478 15836 

57482 SHELL ROCK 28766 0 0 1814 28766 0 0 6322 4037 0 11262 70974 

56728 STATE CENTER 12990 0 2569 681 15559 0 0 0 2071 0 7158 35409 

56726 RHODES 11607 0 600 985 12207 0 0 141 636 0 0 23806 

57012 SUMNER 34159 0 500 1034 34659 0 7287 11738 25849 0 21388 142948 

56730 TAMA 37388 0 7979 3504 45367 0 5791 3185 19682 0 13341 113139 

56732 TOLEDO, CHRIST 35920 0 6900 2400 42820 0 17130 5750 17030 0 16700 139464 

56734 TRAER 38000 0 234 1364 38234 0 0 3419 9394 0 6100 88663 

55157 VINTON, STEWART MEMORIA 10742 0 0 627 10742 0 1150 2162 2445 0 3363 30649 

56684 GARRISON 15458 0 0 900 15458 0 505 250 1935 0 6581 35594 

56736 VINTON, WESLEY 18310 18310 0 3128 36620 0 17140 8123 25367 10351 25063 184300 

56866 WALKER 21520 0 0 2300 21520 0 0 2982 4006 0 3944 52798 

55165 WATERLOO, CALVARY 2350 2850 720 4306 5920 0 0 487 10151 0 25763 53009 

57484 WATERLOO, FIRST 50676 7800 279 2907 58755 0 35774 9579 55117 0 88890 338087 

55170 JUBILEE UNITED METHODIS 26619 0 0 850 26619 0 0 0 2667 0 8250 45611 

55169 WATERLOO, KIMBALL AVENU 50232 0 315 4036 50547 0 66088 8718 49814 1000 996505 1246342 

57488 WATERLOO, LINDEN 12628 0 1170 973 13798 0 2700 1456 6700 0 3901 53653 

57416 EAST JANESVILLE 7605 0 230 0 7835 0 0 135 605 0 4012 19458 

57494 WATERLOO, ST. PAUL'S 26200 5000 9000 1600 40200 0 5603 2797 15673 38028 143633 275897 

55187 WAVERLY, HERITAGE 19133 9820 5500 4985 34453 0 969 4959 10251 55381 10523 138375 

57496 WAVERLY, TRINITY 42243 6721 410 1002 49374 15064 34187 9687 40766 0 19319 263280 


653

654 




Enrolled in confirmation Classes This Year.**ts** 

1 2A 2B 3 4 5A 5B 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 



DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE SUMMARY 

CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 21440 646 32 301 146 53 144 276 98 321 21673 8651 529 5038 4738 365 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 14612 286 26 102 64 53 39 106 53 288 14551 5038 257 2333 3064 258 

CRESTON DISTRICT 11840 195 43 109 54 78 21 73 58 215 11796 4077 173 1701 2631 186 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 25433 666 92 402 158 336 184 292 142 335 25462 10357 573 5957 5425 427 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 10826 198 11 86 50 53 54 96 41 202 10725 4111 186 2061 1901 282 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 19337 358 64 300 107 134 76 274 91 377 19214 6858 328 3789 4170 341 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 17567 363 34 133 100 33 88 144 63 332 17537 6111 259 3511 2906 329 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 18583 550 52 156 98 173 134 171 107 319 18535 7281 321 3458 4421 249 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 13233 274 25 95 62 36 257 102 43 207 13044 5281 261 2261 3508 151 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 16179 322 50 153 83 54 105 181 104 296 16047 5737 279 3270 2292 345 

SPENCER DISTRICT 14434 223 127 129 95 225 84 165 74 283 14177 5484 213 2570 2176 270 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 18652 395 46 161 121 50 199 145 84 313 18584 7231 299 3597 4119 280 

IOWA CONFERENCE 202136 4476 602 2127 1138 1278 1385 2025 958 3488 201345 76217 3678 39546 41351 3483 





15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 1335 3353 1505 2029 8222 3540 2586 4272 268 279 15101 2682 83692 1298 46047 60772790 5549250 10809667 5606480 111366 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 850 1705 944 1188 4687 1975 1104 1346 187 224 8540 2780 83612 784 16349 33916420 3434566 2936315 252088 24931 

CRESTON DISTRICT 566 1350 652 951 3519 1954 545 999 155 180 2642 2480 79540 504 5920 29386477 3626902 2345280 72521 41058 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 1856 4193 1754 2964 10767 4604 2737 4432 349 432 25963 3375 69233 1169 61065 82215054 6407478 7042175 8967466 35988 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 591 1398 812 597 3398 1881 463 925 121 186 8036 2219 72843 641 12340 30074106 3868241 3326319 268306 111280 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 1131 2591 1422 1599 6743 3134 2966 2184 275 318 20485 3683 119905 913 31056 58491874 5941593 6481959 2120463 205544 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 951 2389 1458 1000 5798 2608 793 1554 262 334 7767 3405 95747 994 18408 47714286 4417292 8068900 130339 28722 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 1008 2448 1322 2157 6935 3401 1826 2224 223 430 12978 3315 80291 969 30241 66116313 5850691 6436183 1156683 108072 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 719 1702 768 1683 4872 2453 959 1504 125 281 7317 3511 95160 890 10522 37072216 4567229 5321222 608351 26126 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 672 2092 1032 893 4689 2237 1142 1224 187 150 5000 2762 68813 683 12581 42666129 4086690 3523484 393880 60581 

SPENCER DISTRICT 858 1848 1063 811 4580 2017 1139 1193 211 484 21059 2941 98578 877 19198 42847129 4040949 4944747 87532 291666 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 1019 2474 1321 1769 6583 3148 1696 2759 255 381 7459 2935 99792 1127 36389 50993790 5092040 4661535 1421527 52818 

IOWA CONFERENCE 11556 27543 14053 17641 70793 32952 17956 24616 2618 3679 142347 36088 1047206 10849 300116 582266584 56882921 65897786 21085636 1098152



35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 49 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 598597 623404 312950 335984 427919 497017 28242 31631 11674 28088 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 300840 346770 142184 186891 206434 276466 12939 17591 5432 4223 

CRESTON DISTRICT 231749 249775 114946 134619 164012 199133 10346 12672 0 13269 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 733169 770464 378399 415241 537801 614254 33897 39086 10026 99399 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 255487 277875 119621 149761 148400 221541 10722 14096 0 48720 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 510438 533514 227245 287536 312227 425352 22530 27067 0 28273 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 420266 441435 211218 237910 303468 351940 18847 22397 0 43585 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 524905 551245 272011 297090 391806 439484 24426 27969 24804 42512 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 372131 388939 183089 209618 272470 310085 17390 19733 22499 10728 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 392861 414964 192907 223646 269033 330835 16734 21050 0 25854 

SPENCER DISTRICT 368677 390255 192045 210326 269667 311139 16577 19797 1139 37461 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 467827 501871 236092 270485 351631 400126 22001 25459 32672 85351 

IOWA CONFERENCE 5176947 5490511 2582707 2959107 3654868 4377372 234651 278548 108246 467463 




50A 50B 51 52A 52B 52C 52D 52E 52F 53A 53B 53C 54 55 56 58 72 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 120761 400 260 8967 4688 4123 3356 3009 3897 2564 3017 1551 67822 300 1603 71668 86334 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 44916 0 65 6910 2411 1255 1657 1294 1926 938 1535 623 16706 38 25 49245 74658 

CRESTON DISTRICT 35202 0 0 3351 1128 866 1164 869 1266 650 946 549 15654 0 100 81323 62546 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 148853 680 360 14238 4008 3256 5247 3512 5125 3085 4605 1761 132349 722 210 186482 109632 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 45102 0 83 4073 2267 929 1866 749 1567 568 1104 651 14981 0 344 43895 59709 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 104121 200 491 8735 3033 2327 2180 1550 2459 2464 1751 1025 23884 0 50 171563 129357 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 70928 2526 52 6679 2794 1392 2008 1687 1642 1376 1097 925 22851 118 202 236087 106455 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 103684 190 110 10788 5215 2731 3903 3136 3512 2406 3507 2518 35412 2018 1954 90974 109028 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 73984 0 39 7327 2819 2155 2009 1750 2499 1116 1165 1046 30602 0 150 84707 76249 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 70880 0 100 6831 2244 2202 1890 1540 1713 1318 1599 628 23240 0 202 191978 92200 

SPENCER DISTRICT 70936 0 15 5272 2442 1122 2076 1051 1546 814 870 668 21842 515 450 318713 79195 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 104647 0 322 10587 3587 2505 2807 2183 2486 1831 2570 1666 45984 1300 323 101606 86784 

IOWA CONFERENCE 994014 3996 1897 93758 36636 24863 30163 22330 29638 19130 23766 13611 451327 5011 5613 1628241 1072147 

655

656 




61 62 63 64 65T 66 67 68 69 70 71 73 



CEDAR RAPIDS DISTRICT 1648573 213078 173422 120592 2035074 47037 858951 426655 1398061 1233209 3681369 11868915 

COUNCIL BLUFFS DISTRICT 1178017 13650 24354 122350 1216021 0 220909 173950 643564 156478 1314525 4949673 

CRESTON DISTRICT 952675 19544 26416 95809 998635 1059 55886 114684 432662 146926 726845 3518579 

DES MOINES DISTRICT 1897096 346049 108994 141742 2352139 65149 853667 505185 1844474 1617282 2612591 12661387 

DUBUQUE DISTRICT 960997 36876 48479 82386 1046352 32904 132885 153842 458525 143929 898842 3908151 

FORT DODGE DISTRICT 1395316 265924 78111 143239 1739351 17163 440391 267346 1109531 335123 1036812 6901813 

MASON CITY DISTRICT 1397706 119499 80639 138738 1597844 0 201685 185523 853206 42585 1128534 5861156 

MUSCATINE DISTRICT 1497779 241620 86348 158766 1825747 500 466598 278673 1077995 316365 2069732 8154237 

OTTUMWA DISTRICT 1191643 84316 57345 93666 1333304 42935 235718 212027 737883 480257 2148751 6653057 

SIOUX CITY DISTRICT 1407505 25300 43708 102059 1476513 32292 232418 201010 740715 159207 997637 5479100 

SPENCER DISTRICT 1203231 98152 22856 101551 1324239 0 206071 190905 719827 92041 811502 5068888 

WATERLOO DISTRICT 1574969 132428 114639 139848 1822036 15064 467539 301384 934349 226480 2001948 7727532 

IOWA CONFERENCE 16305507 1596436 865311 1440746 18767255 254103 4372718 3011184 10950792 4949882 19429088 82752488 

Churches that did not send in 1999 Statistical Information 

Cedar Rapids District Pleasant Hill, Oxford 

Dubuque District Castalia, Monticello Yoke 

Fort Dodge District Collins, Loring, Napier 

Ottumwa District Moulton 

Waterloo District Gilman, Marshalltown Morrow Memorial, Rhodes 

These tables reflect all corrections received through July 21, 2000.

INDEX 

Administrative Coordinating Council ..........................................21 

Administrative Assistant to the Bishop ........................................20 

Admitted into Full Connection ..............................................367 

Age Level Council .....................................................33, 56 

Administrative Services Staff .................................................9 

Advance Special Guidelines ...............................................125 

Affiliate Membership - Clergy ..........................................366, 478 

Alphabetical Listing of Churches ............................................407 

Annual Conference Administrative Coordinating Council ...........................21 

Annual Conference Budget, 2001-2002 .......................................215 

Annual Conference Expense ...............................................281 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee ..................................23, 200 

Annual Conference Session Planning Committee ........................ 23,199, 236 

Appointments, 2000-2001 .................................................387 

Deacons in Full Connection ..............................................367 

Ecumenical Appointments ...............................................405 

Extension Ministries ....................................................401 

Probationary Elders ....................................................405 

To Attend School ......................................................406 

Diaconal Ministers .....................................................406 

Apportioning Basis ......................................................218 

Apportionment Formula ...................................................183 

Archives and History ...................................................33, 58 

Associates in Christian Education ...........................................506 

Associate Council Directors, Staff Assignements ..............................9, 16 

Associate Members, Retired ...............................................378 

Bidwell-Riverside ...................................................12, 40, 47 

Biennial Resolutions, 1999 (SEE Book of Resolutions) 

Bishop .................................................................20 

Board of Camps and Extended Ministries (Information Report, 1999) .................56 

Board of Camps, Conference and Retreat Ministries ...................... 28, 129-135 

Board of Church and Society .............................................29, 56 

Board of Discipleship ..................................................29, 56 

Board of Global Ministries ...............................................30, 57 

Board of Higher Education and Campus Ministry .............................31, 57 

Board of Laity ........................................................31, 57 

Board of Ordained Ministry ..........................................32, 58, 204 

Board of Pensions .....................................................22, 48 

Conference Claimants ...................................................48 

Board of Pensions, Inc. 

Budget .......................................................... 214-215 

Financial Statement, 1999 (not printed - see reference) ..........................76 

Recommendations (Item 900) ............................................205 

Board of Trustees .................................................21, 47, 196 

Budget, Iowa Annual Conference (2001-2002) .................................215 

Builder's Call ...........................................................125 

A 

B 

657

Business of the Annual Conference (Disciplinary Questions) ......................356 

C 

Cabinet 

Funds ...............................................................189 

Organization and Assignments ........................................... 14 

Report to Annual Conference .............................................221 

Salary Formula (Item 620) ...............................................189 

Standing Item .........................................................125 

Cafeteria 125, Clergy & Laity ..............................................206 

Camps, Conference and Retreat Ministries ............................. 28, 129-135 

Campsites (Ministry Centers) ...............................................10 

Capital Funds Campaign (Standing Item) .....................................126 

Certificate of Ordination ..................................................122 

Certified Personnel 

Associates in Christian Education ..........................................506 

Associates in Music ....................................................506 

Associate in Youth Ministry ...............................................507 

Certified Persons in Church Business Administration ...........................507 

Certified Secretary .....................................................507 

Directors of Christian Education ...........................................505 

Directors of Music ......................................................506 

Ministers in Christian Education ...........................................505 

Ministers of Music ......................................................506 

Ministers of Youth ......................................................506 

Chancellor, Legal Advisor ..................................................20 

Chaplains' Fellowship ..................................................42, 72 

Children and Family Urban Ministries .........................................12 

Christian Educators Fellowship, Iowa ......................................42, 73 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns, Commission on ....................34, 58 

Church Investment Study Report ...........................................126 

Churches, Alphabetical Listing .............................................407 

Churches United of the Quad City Area ....................................38, 60 

Church World Service/CROP Advisory Board ................................41, 72 

Clergy & Diaconal Ministers Misconduct, Report of Standing Committee .............126 

Clergy Members, Rolls ...................................................419 

Code of Ethics ..........................................................126 

Cokesbury Book Store ....................................................13 

Colleges 

Listing of ..............................................................11 

Cornell ............................................................39, 67 

Iowa Wesleyan ......................................................39, 67 

Morningside ........................................................39, 68 

Rust .................................................................68 

Simpson ...........................................................39, 69 

Commissions 

Archives and History ..................................................33, 58 

Christian Unity and Interreligious Concerns .................................34, 58 

Equitable Compensation ...............................................23, 54 

Fund (Item 670) ........................................................201 

Ministry With Persons With Disabilities ....................................35, 59 

Religion and Race ....................................................34, 59 

Status and Role of Women .............................................34, 59 

658

Committees 

Administrative Review Committee ...........................................26 

Annual Conference Personnel Committee .....................................23 

Annual Conference Session Planning ........................................23 

Clergy Misconduct .......................................................26 

Communications (Sub-Committee of Conference Council on Ministries) ..............28 

Conference Leadership Development Committee ...............................24 

Conference Nominating Coordinating .........................................25 

Disability, Joint ..........................................................25 

Episcopacy .............................................................24 

Investigation ............................................................26 

Resolutions ............................................................25 

Rules of Order ..........................................................25 

Sub-Committees of Conference Council on Ministries ............................27 

Conference Leadership Development Committee ................................24 

Conference Nominating Coordinating Committee ................................25 

Conference Officers ......................................................20 

Conference Organizational Structure (see complete index) .........................18 

Conference Secretary .....................................................20 

Conference Staff Housing .................................................128 

Cornell College ....................................................11, 39, 67 

Councils 

Conference Council on Ministries .........................................26, 60 

Sub-Committees ........................................................27 

Finance and Administration ................................................21 

Funds ...............................................................193 

Recommendations (Item 601) .............................................182 

Youth Ministries ......................................................32, 60 

YAC Standing Committee ................................................33 

Daily Proceedings ........................................................96 

157th Annual Session, June 2-5, 2000 ........................................96 

Clergy Session ..........................................................98 

Laity Session ...........................................................98 

Deaconesses, Rolls .....................................................503 

Deacons, Elected, Ordained ...............................................367 

Deficit and Working Capital Reserve Fund (Item 637) ............................194 

Des Moines Area Religious Council ..........................................12 

Des Moines Community Worker Board of the United Methodist Church ............37, 61 

Diaconal Ministers .......................................................504 

Diaconal Service Record ..................................................353 

Director, Conference Council on Ministries .....................................20 

Director, Iowa United Methodist Communications ................................10 

Disability, Joint Committee .................................................25 

Disability Leave Granted ..................................................373 

Discipleship, Board of ..................................................29, 56 

Disciplinary Questions (The Business of the Annual Conference) ...................356 

District Disaster Preparedness & Response Coordinators ..........................31 

District Office Fund ......................................................189 

District Organizations 

Church Location and Building ...............................................43 

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Committee on Ordained Ministry ............................................44 

District Realignment .....................................................145 

District Superintendents ...................................................14 

Divorce, Clergy-Spouse, Guidelines .........................................126 

Ecumenical Ministries of Iowa .........................................13, 42, 72 

Elders, Elected, Ordained .................................................368 

Episcopacy, Committee on .................................................24 

Equalization (Plan of Organization/Rules of Order) ..............................229 

Equitable Compensation, Commission on ...................................23, 54 

Program (Item 670) .....................................................201 

Excused Absences, Clergy ................................................119 

Excused Absences, Laity .................................................120 

Fellowship of United Methodists in Music and Worship Arts .....................42, 73 

Finance and Administration, Council on .......................................21 

Funds ................................................................193 


Financial Reports 

Board of Pensions, Conference Claimants ....................................48 

Board of Pensions, Inc. Financial Statement, 1999 (not printed - see reference) ........76 

Treasurer’s Fund Report, 1999 (not printed - see reference) .......................76 

Friendship Haven ..................................................11, 40, 70 

General Directory .........................................................9 

General Conference Responsibilities .........................................17 

Global Ministries, Board of ..............................................30, 57 

Goodwill Industries .......................................................12 

Goodwill Industries of Central Iowa ...........................................40 

Guidelines for Church Extension ............................................126 

Hawthorn Hill ...........................................................12 

Board of Directors .......................................................38 

Health Insurance (Section VI, Reports of Conf. Action) ...........................208 

Higher Education and Campus Ministry, Board of ............................31, 57 

Hillcrest Family Services ............................................13, 41, 73 

Historical Record of Sessions ...............................................95 

Homes 

Listing of ..............................................................11 

Friendship Haven, Inc., Fort Dodge. .......................................40, 70 

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Methodist Manor Retirement Community, Storm Lake .........................40, 71 

Meth-Wick Community, Inc., Cedar Rapids .................................40, 71 

Wesley Retirement Services, Inc., Des Moines ..............................40, 71 

Western Home, Cedar Falls .............................................40, 71 

Home Recycling Exchange .................................................41 

Hospitals 

Listing of ..............................................................10 

Iowa Methodist Iowa Lutheran Blank Children’s Hospital, Des Moines .............36, 69 

St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ................................39, 70 

St. Luke's Regional Medical Center and St. Luke’s Health Sys., Inc., Sioux City .....39, 70 

Housing Policy (Conference Staff) ..........................................126 

Housing Allowance Exclusion ..............................................206 

Index of Standing Items ..................................................125 

Information Reports, 1999 ..................................................46 

Insurance (Section VI, Report of Conference Action) ............................208 

Interim Changes in Appointments 1999-2000 ..................................382 

Investigation, Committee on (Ordained) .......................................26 

Iowa Annual Conference Policy on Power and Sexual Abuse (Standing Item #17) ......126 

Iowa Christian Educators Fellowship .......................................42, 73 

Iowa Methodist Iowa Lutheran Blank Children’s Hospital ....................11, 39, 69 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation ........................................10, 38 

Iowa United Methodist Foundation Services Fund (Item 633) ......................193 

Iowa Nigeria Partnership ..................................................127 

Iowa Religious Media Service ...............................................13 

Iowa School for Ministry Commission .........................................41 

Iowa United Methodist Secretaries Organization .................................42 

Iowa Wesleyan ....................................................11, 39, 67 

Iowa Women in Ministry ................................................41, 74 

Iowans with General/Jursidictional Responsibilities ...............................17 

Joint Strategy for New Church Development ..................................127 

Joint Committee on Disability ...............................................25 

Journal Publication Sub-Committee .........................................199 

Jurisdictional Conference Responsibilities ......................................17 

Laity Address ..........................................................221 

Laity Directory ..........................................................485 

Laity Members to Annual Conference ........................................513 

Laity, Board of ........................................................31, 57 

Lay Leader, Annual Conference .............................................10 

Lay Missioners .........................................................500 

Leadership Development Coordinating Committee ...............................24 

Legislative Advocacy Standing Committee .....................................29 

Legislative Advocate ......................................................10 

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Legislative Section No. 

I .............................................................129 

II ............................................................139 

III ............................................................151 

IV ...........................................................159 

V ............................................................170 

VI ...........................................................181 

Local Pastors ..........................................................363 

Master Insurance Plan (Item 650) ...........................................198 

Memoirs ..............................................................78 

Merged Churches .......................................................359 

Methodist Federation for Social Action, The ....................................41 

Methodist Manor ...................................................11, 40, 71 

Meth-Wick Community, Inc. ..........................................11, 40, 71 

Mileage Compensation, Annual Conference (Item 601.4) .........................182 

Ministerial Education Fund (Item 603) ........................................185 

Ministers' Spouses Organization .............................................42 

Missionaries, Rolls ......................................................503 

Moving Policy and Expense Fund (Item 628) ..................................190 

Music, Ministers of ......................................................506 

Nominating Coordinating Committee .........................................25 

Non-Certified Personnel ..................................................507 

Officers of the Annual Conference ...........................................20 

Ordained Ministry, Board of .................................................32 

Ordinations of The Iowa Annual Conference ...................................122 

Parsonage Guidelines, Safety and Standards (Standing Items) ....................128 

Pastoral Care and Counseling .........................................10, 24, 55 

Pastoral Record ........................................................290 

Pensions, Board of ....................................................22, 48 

Conference Claimants ....................................................48 

Pensions, Inc. Board of 

Financial Statement, 1999 (not printed - see reference) ...........................76 


Plan of Organization/Rules of Order .........................................227 

Power and Sexual Abuse, Iowa Annual Conference Policy on (Standing Item) .........126 

Probationary Membership .................................................366 

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Rainbow Covenant ......................................................140 

(Standing Item) .........................................................128 

Reconciling and Transforming Conference (Standing Item) ........................128 

Religion and Race, Commission on ........................................34, 59 

Reports of Conference Action ..............................................129 

Report of Standing Committee on Clergy & Diaconal Minister Misconduct (Standing Item) 126 

Resolutions, 1999 (SEE Book of Resolutions) 

Resolutions Committee ....................................................25 

Resolutions Standing Committee ............................................29 

Retirement Homes (See Homes or individual listing) 

Roll of the Dead .........................................................78 

Rules of Order (Plan of Organization) ........................................227 

Rules of Order, Committee on ...............................................25 

Sabbatical Leave Procedures ..............................................128 

Sexual Abuse, Iowa Annual Conference Policy on Power and .....................126 

St. Luke's Methodist Hospital, Cedar Rapids ................................39, 70 

St. Luke's Regional Medical Center and St. Luke’s Health Sys., Inc., Sioux City .....39, 70 

Salaries 

Administrative Assistant .................................................187 

Director of Administrative Services ..........................................193 

District Superintendents .................................................189 

Persons Appointed to Extension Ministries ...................................401 

Shesler Hall .......................................................13, 40, 74 

Secretaries Organization, Iowa United Methodist .............................42, 74 

Secretary, Iowa Annual Conference ..........................................20 

Seating of Alternate Laity Members .........................................119 

Simpson College ..................................................11, 39, 69 

Solicitation of Funds (Rules Of Order VII. N. 6.) ................................280 

Standing Resolutions (SEE 1999 Book of Resolutions) 

Statistical Tables (Tables I and II) ...........................................533 

Status and Role of Women, Commission on .................................34, 59 

Sub-Committees of the Conference Council on Ministries ..........................27 

Surviving Spouses of Clergy ...............................................479 

Sustentation Fund (Item 625) ..............................................190 

Treasurer, Annual Conference ..............................................20 

Treasurer’s Report to Annual Conference .....................................220 

Trustees, Board of .................................................21, 47, 196 

United Methodist Men ..................................................35, 66 

United Methodist Minister's Service Credit Union ..........................13, 41, 75 

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United Methodists Organized for Renewal and Evangelism .....................41, 75 

United Methodist Women ...............................................35, 66 

Urban Ministry, Inc., Waterloo ............................................13, 61 

Urban Ministry Strategy Council, Waterloo .....................................38 

Urban Vision, Inc. (Fort Dodge) .......................................13, 38, 61 

Wall Street Mission ................................................13, 40, 76 

Waterloo Strategy Council for Urban Ministries ..................................38 

Wesley Foundations - Listing of .............................................13 

Drake ...........................................................37, 63 

Iowa State University ..................................................36, 63 

University of Iowa .....................................................37, 63 

University of Northern Iowa .............................................36, 63 

Wesley Retirement Service, Inc. .......................................12, 40, 71 

Western Home ....................................................12, 40, 71 

Widows of Ministers, Rolls (see Surviving Spouses of Clergy) .....................479 

Workers Compensation Insurance Fund ......................................194 

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YAC, Standing Committee .................................................33 

Youth Ministry, Council on ...............................................32, 60 

Youth Coordinator, Iowa Conference ..........................................10 

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