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Section iV: Legislation and Reports 247<br />

able upon the death of a spouse of an active or retired participant will be fixed<br />

at $15,000. The death benefit payable upon the death of a surviving spouse of<br />

a deceased active or retired participant will be fixed at $10,000.<br />

D. Effective January 1, 2007, the cost of the Comprehensive Protection Plan (CPP)<br />

will be funded by billing up to the calculated percentage to fund the CPP each<br />

year using the rate required by the General Board of Pension. For <strong>2012</strong> the cost<br />

is a total of 3% of the actual Plan Compensation up to 200% of the Denominational<br />

Average Compensation (DAC). The pastor shall be required to pay 1% of<br />

Plan Compensation (up to 1% of 200% of DAC) on an after tax basis and the<br />

church or charge shall pay 2% of the Plan Compensation (up to 2% of 200% of<br />

DAC). 1506.19 in The Book of Discipline 2008.<br />

E. Per action by the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits the CPP premiums<br />

will be redirected to fund the liabilities of other components of the pension<br />

plan for 2011 through 2013.<br />

V. Implementation of the Program<br />

The benefit program adopted by your <strong>Conference</strong> Board of Pension seeks to<br />

provide a wider range of support for the minister’s family through death benefits for<br />

every member of the family, disability income for the minister in time of great stress,<br />

educational benefits for children of deceased ministers, minimum annuity benefits for<br />

surviving spouses, and clergy benefits based on the Denominational Average Compensation<br />

(DAC).<br />

A. Costs of the Clergy Retirement Security Program/Comprehensive Protection<br />

Plan will be borne by the local charge as an item of ministerial support according<br />

to the Plan Compensation of the minister and the category of the charge.<br />

1. Effective January 1, 2007<br />

FULL TIME (<strong>Conference</strong> Member/Local Pastor) – 10.4% of Plan Compensation<br />

for CRSP – Defined Benefit portion and 3% of Plan Compensation<br />

for CRSP - Defined Contribution portion and 2% of Plan Compensation<br />

for CPP (up to 2% of 200% of the DAC)<br />

STUDENT (<strong>Conference</strong> Member/Local Pastor) 10.4% of Plan Compensation<br />

for CRSP – Defined Benefit portion and 3% of Plan Compensation for<br />

CRSP - Defined Contribution portion<br />

LESS THAN FULL TIME (<strong>Conference</strong> Member/Local Pastor) 10.4%<br />

of Plan Compensation for CRSP – Defined Benefit portion and 3% of Plan<br />

Compensation for CRSP - Defined Contribution portion<br />

INTERIM OR RETIRED SUPPLY no pension responsibility<br />

B. Effective January 1, 2007 Deacons and Probationary Deacons serving in Episcopal<br />

appointments to a local church or other entity that falls under the pension<br />

plan sponsorship of the <strong>Conference</strong> shall be enrolled in the plans according to the<br />

plan document.<br />

C. The pastor will make regular monthly payments to the <strong>Conference</strong> Treasurer’s<br />

Office through the local church treasurer for his/her 1% of Plan Compensation<br />

(up to 1% of 200% of the DAC) on an after tax basis for CPP.<br />

D. It is recommended that the pastor make regular monthly payments through the<br />

local church treasurer to the General Board of Pension and Health Benefits for<br />

his/her personal taxpaid or taxdeferred contributions of at least 3%.

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