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July 19-20, 2010
Orlando, FL
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Council of Bishops’ Meeting
Orlando, FL
July 19-20, 2010
AGENDA
I. Scripture and Prayer (Monday 2:00 PM with Terry Fowler)
II. Administrative – Executive/Division Reports (2:20-3:40 PM for 20 minutes each)
A. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr., General Superintendent’s Division (page 5)
B. A. D. Beacham, Jr., Executive Director of World Missions Ministries (page 7)
C. D. Chris Thompson, Executive Director of Evangelism USA Ministries (page 12)
D. J. Talmadge Gardner, Executive Director of Discipleship Ministries (page 15)
BREAK 3:00 – 3:15 PM
III. Minutes to Approve/Receive (3:40-4:00 PM)
A. Council of Bishops’ Minutes – February 9, 2010 (page 25)
B. Executive Committee of Council of Bishops Minutes – March 16, 2010 (page 31)
C. Executive Committee of Council of Bishops Minutes – April 26-27, 2010 (page 33)
D. Extension Loan Fund Minutes – June 11, 2010 (page 39)
E. Finance Committee Minutes – May 24-26, 2010 (page 44)
F. IPH Foundation Minutes – March 29, 2010 (page 48)
IV. Financial Review by Greg Hearn, Interim CFO (4:00-4:30 PM)
A. GMC Financial Services Report
B. Tithe Refund to GMC
C. Electronic Reporting System with Bill Cox
V. Communication Review by Greg Hearn, Director of Communication (4:30-4:45 PM)
A. IPHC Communications Services Report
VI. Legal Updates (4:45-4:55 PM)
A. Grant Thornton Case (page 56)
B. Hawaii Property Case (page 58)
RECESS FOR DINNER 5:00 PM
VII.
VIII.
Morning Scripture & Prayer (Tuesday 9:00-9:30 AM)
Review Items (9:30-10:50 AM)
A. Transition Benchmarks (page 63)
B. Analysis of Conference Leadership (page 65)
C. CAST Flyer (page 67)
D. 2009 GO Comparison Report (page 68)
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E. Haiti Offering Update (page 69)
F. Chile Offering Update (page 70)
G. IPHC Credentials in Spanish (page 71)
H. Spanish Ministerial Credentialing Program
I. Centennial Celebration Brochure in English and Spanish (page 76)
BREAK 10:50 – 11:00 AM
IX. Presentations (Tuesday 11:00–12:00 PM for 15 minutes each)
A. Dan Greenlee, President of Advantage College
B. Mike Stewart, President of Emmanuel College
C. Ed Huckeby, President of Southwestern Christian University
D. Joseph Leggett, Chief Executive Officer of Falcon’s Children Home
LUNCH BREAK 12:00 – 1:00 PM
X. Review Items - Continued (1:00-3:00 PM)
J. Pentecostal World Conference, Sweden – August, 2010 – Mike Gray (page 80)
K. IPHC World Conference, Spain – Mike Gray
L. 27 th General Conference, Dallas, TX – Mike Gray
M. October COB Location Update – Mike Gray
N. 2009 Statistical Reports – Global, US, & Conference (page 84)
O. New Church Information Forms (CIF) – Chris Thompson (page 87)
P. Chaplains Ministry – Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell Article (page 97)
Q. NAE Abortion 2010 Initiative Statement and Booklet (page 101)
R. Mid-South Conference Leadership Transition (page 104)
S. Conference Bishop’s Information Form (page 107)
BREAK 3:00 – 3:15 PM
XI. Action Items (3:15-4:30 PM)
A. Upper South Carolina Conference Leadership Study (page 109)
B. Archives Manual Revisions (page 111)
C. Job Description for Chief Financial Officer (page 120)
D. Transfer of Property for Franklin Springs PHC (page 126)
E. Dates of 2011 Meetings (page 132)
XII.
XIII.
Miscellaneous and Prayer (4:30 PM)
Adjourn (5:00 PM)
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Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr.
Personal Report
April 1 – June 30, 2010
Executive Committee of the Council of Bishops
Orlando, FL
July 19, 2010
April
6 Participated in the Vision 2020 Committee Meeting, OKC
7-8 Attended PCCNA Meeting, Tulsa, OK
8-9 Attended Empowered 21 Conference, Tulsa, OK
15 Recorded May CAST
20 Teleconference with Metro Ministries
23-25 Presided over Mississippi Quadrennial Conference Session
25 Preached at Crystal Springs
26-27 Chaired EC COB Meeting, OKC
May
1 Spoke at Holmes Bible College Graduation
3-5 Attended the African American Pastors’ Conference, Greenville, SC
5-7 Taught at the RWOC Pastors’ Conference, Greenville, SC
7-8 Attended SCU Inauguration and Graduation
10 Met with John Chasteen regarding SCU Life Coaching
12 Presented devotion for World Missions/Passport at SCU
18 Recorded videos for Centennial and Smith Retirement
19 Attended NAE Meeting in Chicago
20 Participated in RWOC Conference Call by cell
22 Presided over SC Quadrennial Conference Session
23 Preached at Christian Assembly (Pastor Dean Baber)
26 Met with Bane & Barbara James
26-27 Attended Communications Board Meeting, Franklin Springs, GA
31 Memorial Day – GMC Closed
June
1 Participated in Vision 2020 Committee Meeting, OKC
3-5 Presided over Redemption Quadrennial Conference Session
5-6 Preached at Tree of Life, Pastor Mike Dodson – dedication service
11-12 Presided over Georgia Quadrennial Conference Session
13 Spoke at Franklin Springs PHC, GA
16-17 MD Anderson
18 Recorded July CAST
22-26 Presided over Regeneration Quadrennial Conference Session
27 Preached at Swansea PHC (Pastor H. Larry Jones)
27 Participated in SC Archive & Research Center Dedication
27-July 1 Preached South Carolina Camp Meeting
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I wake up every day amazed and humbled that I have been honored to serve in this
sacred office. I am doing “my best” to make the IPHC “the best” it can be! The team that
that God has forged around me, Doug Beacham, Chris Thompson, and Tal Gardner is
truly a denominational “Dream Team”. I am deeply indebted to each of you gentlemen
for the tireless, sacrificial, cooperative, unified, and excellent manner in which you carry
out your leadership assignment in the denomination. I pledge to you, to the IPHC, and
to God, my utmost for His highest!
Sincerely,
Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr.
Presiding Bishop
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Report to the Executive Committee of the Council of Bishops
Dr. Doug Beacham
April – June 2010
April 2010
Most of the highlights for April were in visiting several IPHC fields in Asia and
Africa.
I was in Singapore for Easter Sunday. Russell Board and I worshipped with the Tim
Salley family at a church they attend in the city. On Saturday of that weekend
Tim Salley, Russell Board, Al Argo, and I met with a Chinese educator who lives in
Singapore and is planning on starting an IPHC Chinese church there in the
future. He has connections with Donavan Ng and this was a fruitful meeting.
The week of April 5-9 I was with our WMM Asian leaders in Bali, Indonesia for the
GKKI General Conference. It was well attended and there was a wonderful
presence of the Lord in the meetings. Rev. Johannes Tarigan was elected as the
new Superintendent of the work in Indonesia. Brother Tarigan is still in his thirties
but has been one of the most effective leaders in the IPHC/GKKI work. Below is a
photo of Brother Tarigan.
Following the GKKI General Conference, Russell and I went to Batam, Indonesia
on the weekend of April 10-11 for the dedication service of a new IPHC
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congregation in this city. Batam is a stronghold of IPHC ministry in Indonesia with
an effective Bible School for church planters and several good congregations.
During the week of April 12-15 I was in Nairobi, Kenya for the historic first General
Conference of the three IPHC Kenyan Conferences. This was the fruitition of
years of labor by Rev. and Mrs. Philip List, Sr. Several hundred were present for
the election of general officials providing vision and unity among the growing
Kenyan IPHC family. Bishop Ayub of the Central Conference was elected as the
first National Superintendent of Kenya. Bishop Ayub and I are pictured below:
On April 16-17 Ernest Turner and I made an overnight trip to Kapoeta, Sudan to
visit the WMM and Hope4Sudan compound. I was very impressed with the
medical facility and entire compound operation there. This is the result of much
labor and investment from Mrs. Lauren Pickens, Rev. Josh Hannah, People to
People Ministries, and WMM missionaries Gary and Alesa Akerman who are
serving there and living on the compound. Mr. Clay Hearn has provided a lot of
assistance at the compound and has just returned from a second stint helping in
this desperate place. Following are some photos of the compound and people
we are helping.
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L-R: Gary Akerman, Clay Hearn, Alesa Akerman, Dr. Gordon, Ernest Turner
View of Hope4Sudan camp at Kapoeta. Church is larger building at left,
medical clinic center, and enclosed compound where missionaries live.
Sudan is one of the most desperately poor countries I have visited. The condition
of the tribal people who still live in their traditional villages is comparable to
turning the clock back to the pre-Industrial age, almost Stone Age conditions.
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Ernest and I returned on Saturday evening to Nairobi and I preached at Calvary
Worship Centre. The Chinese church, pastored by Iris Chau and Matthew Wong
from Hong Kong, met with us and blessed us with praise music in Chinese.
I left on Monday the 19 th for South Africa and the final week of this year’s SAFARI
program (Semester Abroad for a Radical Impact). It is likely the Lord will give us
three, possibly four missionaries from the 8 who attended this year.
April closed with me returning home and attending the EC COB meeting in
Oklahoma City on the 27 th .
May 2010
The first weekend in May I preached at the Mt. Airy PHC in Mt. Airy, NC. It was a
blessing to be with Pastor Tommy Vass for the three Sunday services. I was very
pleased with the interest and response to my World Missions presentation on
Sunday night.
On May 10 th the first week of Passport to Missions began in Oklahoma City. This
three-week program again surpassed our expectations with students receiving
the baptism of the Holy Spirit, new candidates finding their place in the WMM
system, and local church missions directors getting inspiration and direction.
On the weekend of May 14-16 Susan and I went to South Greenwood PHC as
the church honored her father, Mr. Guy C. Reed, on his 93 rd birthday and for the
decades he has served as the local church missions director.
On May 20-24 Susan joined me as I represented Presiding Bishop Carpenter at
the annual convention of the Pentecostal Metodista de Chile in Santiago. This
was a highlight of my ministry and I am thankful for the opportunity to have
represented IPHC at this significant event. Susan and I were given the privilege
of attending the Chilean President’s “State of the Union” address on Friday
morning of our arrival. This was due to the fact that the pastor of the Jotebeche
Church, Rev. Eduardo Duran, was appointed by the President as representative
of all Evangelicals/Pentecostals on the President’s advisory board. This is a great
honor for Pastor Duran, a graduate of Emmanuel College and Holmes Bible
College.
June 2010
The weekend of June 3-6 I presided over the Harvest Conference held in Kansas
City, MO.
On June 9 th I attended the opening camp meeting services of the Georgia
Conference Centennial in Franklin Springs. On the 10 th I drove to Browns Summit,
NC for the Cornerstone Conference.
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On the 13 th I spoke at Trinity Worship Center in Burlington and that evening
hosted a special missions dinner for that congregation.
Over that weekend I learned that Rev. John W. Swails, Jr., had died and that his
funeral was planned for Tuesday, June 15. I returned to Franklin Springs on the
14 th and assisted in the funeral service and was in charge of the grave service. It
was an honor to participate in the funeral of one of the great Bible teachers in
our denominational history as well as the man who was my pastor from age 13-
32.
I left Rev. Swails’ funeral and flew to Los Angeles for the Korean-American
Conference on the 16 th and 17 th . It was a very good conference and I was
pleased to learn more of what the Koreans are doing around the world through
World Agape Mission Church. As Bob Cave aptly puts it, “The Koreans have a
parallel universe of missions work!”
On June 24-26 I was in Orlando, Florida for the Sonshine Network Ministries
Conference. It was a special privilege to be present for the honoring of retiring
superintendent Clifton Smith and his wife Marion. On the 27 th I preached at
Victory Christian Center in Tampa pastored by Rev. Dan Dempsey.
On June 28 I flew to Haiti to visit the IPHC relief effort in this stricken nation. More
of that report will follow.
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REPORT OF D. CHRIS THOMPSON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF EVUSA
APRIL-MAY-JUNE, 2010
I am really excited about these three months. I have been able to settle down into
ministry and to get more into a normal routine. It has been my joy to serve in
EVUSA. I have met many new people during these months. We have some
powerful men and women of God serving in the IPHC. I am amazed at the working
of the Holy Spirit in so many places.
I am learning to appreciate my staff more and more. Garry Bryant and Nina
Brewsaugh are ministering far beyond my expectations and I expected much from
them. Thank you, Rick, David, Stacy, Hugh and Gary for a job well done. I am
extremely thankful. Cristabel is such a blessing in the office and in ACTS2DAY. We
recently hired Sandra Cano to replace Claudia who is getting married. Sandra is a
great administrator and has a heart for the Lord. She will do well.
Pray much for the two part-time people yet to be hired – INE and EVUSA. We must
get the positions filled and with the right people. We must get our team complete
so we can move on and so some of our team may be released from so many extra
duties.
Reports are coming in on new churches. Praise the Lord! May the reports flourish.
New churches are being started. We are seeing this in all categories – Caucasian,
Hispanic and African-American. Praise the Lord! A new Filipino District has been
birthed. It shows great promise.
I am excited about the possibility to assist several of our conferences –
Pennsylvania, Kansas, Mid-south and Mississippi. We have begun work with the
Pennsylvania Conference. The team and I have been praying for this to happen.
An excellent prayer retreat has been held with Pennsylvania.
It has been a joy to work with the GMC Bishops – Presiding Bishop Carpenter,
Beacham and Gardner. Brother Carpenter is so supportive and encouraging.
Brother Beacham and I are enjoying working with the GO Offering together. We
are planning projects together with Bishop Gardner – youth, etc. The team of the
GMC Bishops is moving forward together.
Brother Hilliard moves the week of July 2nd. He is off to a great start. He will
make a valuable member of the team.
All of us here in EVUSA have had challenges with the weather. Gary, Stacy, David
and I have to replace roofs due to hail damage. Many are in worse shape. We are
blessed.
Here are some details of the schedule:
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April -
PCCNA in Tulsa
Empower 21 in Tulsa – Great meeting!
Evangelistic Temple Church
Webcast – A joy to do!
Hispanic Advisory Board
INE Advisory Board
Heartland School of Ministry
Exponential Conference, Orlando, Florida
New Horizons Conference
Celebration Center – Steve Goudeaux
EC-COB meeting – 2 days
Antioch meeting – Pittsburg, PA
May –
Life Spring Christian Church
Kingdom Encounter, Greenville, SC
Kingdom Momentum, Greenville, SC
Dr. Huckaby installation, SCU
Passport Devotion
Pac West Camp Meeting
Pac West Conference
Celebration Center Church, Modesto, CA
Montana/Idaho District Training
House of Praise, Victor, Montana
Evolution of Change – Butte, Montana
World Missions Banquet, Passport
June –
Speak at GMC Chapel
Heartland Camp Meeting – (Attend)
Heartland Conference
Gun Barrell, TX, Barry Boatright
EVUSA Council Conference Call
Dr. Juster/Bill Hephner visit – Messianic Jews
Mt. Carmel Church, Fayetteville, NC
The Awakening Church, Smithfield, NC
Vacation week
Regeneration Conference
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Over April-May-June, I preached and/or taught 34 times. We had several staff
meetings at EVUSA. I attended several GMC showers, etc. It has been a busy but
delightful three months.
The staff and I are making plans for 2011. Rev. Ed Stetzer has agreed to be with
us for three meetings across the EVUSA. The Coalition of Capital City Churches (C-
4) has now been launched. May the Lord give us much favor with our people and
may many new Capital City churches be started.
May the Lord be praised!
D. Chris Thompson
June 23, 2010
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REPORT TO THE COUNCIL OF BISHOPS [COB]
INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH, INC.
BISHOP J. TALMADGE GARDNER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES DIVISION
& CORPORATE TREASURER
APRIL – JUNE 2010
Dear fellow Council of Bishops’ members, I consider it a privilege to serve our International
Pentecostal Holiness church family alongside you.
Listed below you will find a summary of some of my activities for the time referenced above.
CHURCH INSTITUTIONS
As the designated liaison to our Educational and Benevolent Institutions I have become keenly
aware of the season of GRACE in which our institutions find themselves. My personal opinion
is that this season of favor is due to the leaders God has providentially positioned to provide
vision and leadership for these ministries at this juncture.
We congratulate Dr. Ed Huckeby on his inauguration as SCU’s eleventh President. You are
going to be impressed as you watch this man lead SCU to a new dimension of influence in our
church.
We also owe outgoing SCU Board of Regents Chairman, Dr. Dan Beller, our deep gratitude for
the leadership that he provided his alma-mater during his tenure as Chairman. Dr. Beller, in my
opinion, is the personification of a true church Statesman! As such he has made many great
contributions to our church – his Chairmanship of SCU's Board of Regents during the search for
SCU's 11th President may have been his crowning achievement. From what I have observed so
far, he got it right as I am more optimistic about the future of SCU than ever before.
We congratulate the new chairman David Burrows, the son of Rev. Damon Burrows, Sr. David’s
business acumen and ministry passion will serve SCU’s vision well.
In addition, on June 7, 2010, SCU issued a news release announcing the selection of Dr. Terry
Tramel as Dean of the Graduate School of Ministry, effective July 1 st . Dr. Tramel’s professional
and personal ministry experience are a natural fit for this new leadership assignment of
preparing Christian leaders for kingdom effectiveness.
In alphabetical order below you will find a few highlighted comments from our church
institution leaders. You will also be privileged to hear from them personally during our
Tuesday morning COB Session. I am grateful for their inclusion in the COB Agenda by
presiding Bishop Carpenter:
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REPORT FROM ADVANTAGE COLLEGE
The following is a report from Dr. Dan Greenlee, President of Advantage College:
“While we maintain our base in San Jose, California, we have sixteen extension campuses and
offer on-line courses. We are continuing to network with leading conferences, our INE program
and CURSUM to complete degrees. Within this year we have seen some significant
developments:
• The Golden West Conference with Dr. Curtis Belcher graduated 28 students
through their school of ministry and Advantage College. Another class is
preparing for graduation.
• The South Carolina Conference School of Ministry graduated 11 students
and will be graduating 26 students in Malaysia. Rev. Dean Morgan is their
director.
• In April, Rev. Sabu Abraham, Bishop Roger Halvorson and I were present as
28 students graduated from our school in Rainy, India. All of these students
are pastors and will be adding to the 100 churches already planted there.
• In August, Dr. Bill Terry, our field director, will be graduating 78 students
with Metropolitan Christian Bible Institute. This is a quality class of African-
American leaders in St. Louis. The director is also a public school
teacher/pastor and one of our graduates.
• In May, Dr. Bill Terry graduated 47 students in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
with the Northern Plains District of our Hispanic leaders. Their
students completed the INE program and took further classes to complete
their degrees.
• This year 46 students have completed degrees in our school in Mexicali,
Mexico. We have several strong churches in Mexicali with gifted
emerging leaders. We are grateful to Rev. Dan Clowers for his oversight and
leadership there.
• Rev. Greg Terry continues to coordinate the schools of ministry in Kiev,
Ukraine and Talin, Estonia, with more than 60 students graduating this year.
• This quarter, 20 students will be graduating on the San Jose, California
campus. We anticipate 30 students on campus for the fall quarter.
This year Advantage College is graduating more than 300 students for the
Kingdom of God and the International Pentecostal Holiness Church. We are
grateful for the support and encouragement of our leaders.
REPORT FROM EMMANUEL COLLEGE
The following was sent to us from President Michael Stewart at Emmanuel College:
• Spring Enrollment – 707
• Total Graduates (Bachelors and Associates) – 130
• Groundbreaking held for a new 100 bed residence hall. Construction should begin
in August 2010. This hall is over 47,000 square feet and will feature private rooms
and a large commons area. Target for completion is August 2011.
• Several major projects and upgrades are scheduled for the campus facilities this
summer
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• We hired Three New Vice Presidents –
Dr. John Henzel – Academics
Dr. Kevin Crawford – Finance
Ms. Wendy Vinson – Enrollment and Marketing
• Early Registration for the Fall semester totals over 180 – we are anticipating 225
Freshmen
This is an exciting time at EC!
REPORT FROM FALCON CHILDREN’S HOME
The following was submitted by Joey Leggett, CEO of Falcon Children’s Home:
I continue to be extremely grateful for the opportunity of ministry that Bishop Talmadge
Gardner and the Falcon Children’s Home Board have entrusted to me in serving at
Falcon Children’s Home. It has been a very busy and exciting past four months. God is
truly up to something at Falcon Children’s Home. This is evidenced by the recent revival
we held on campus to open the beginning of the summer program. We had 20 confessed
salvations and numerous recommitments from our students! God is blessing our campus
in so many ways.
On March 5 th , I led a delegation from Falcon Children’s Home to San Francisco,
California, to accept our Eagle Accreditation from the Methodist Association. We are, for
the first time in over 15 years, an accredited children’s home. It was a privilege to be able
to share the history of Falcon Children’s Home with the Methodist conference. Because of
our newly recognized accreditation status we are now able to apply for a one-hundred
thousand dollar grant from the Duke Endowment fund.
Our census has remained stable during the last few months – reaching our highest total
in nearly twenty years at 72. Presently our census is 63 because some students departed
when the school year was completed. We held our first graduation ceremony in the
history of Falcon Children’s Home on June 11, 2010. We recognized our High School
graduates as well as our first class of graduates from the GED Program. We are in
ongoing dialogue with the local Superintendent of the County school system about
establishing our own middle school and high school here on campus for the fall semester.
We believe that by having a school on campus, we will be able to reach out to those
children who are finding it difficult to blend into a normal school setting.
Mr. Garland Slate, a former student and employee of Falcon Children’s Home is heading
up a program entitled “Operation Reconnect.” This program’s main objective is to locate,
make contact with and once again hopefully reestablish a relationship with former
students of Falcon Children’s Home. In the words of Mr. Slate “We believe not only that
we owe it to those who have filled our halls in the past, but that we can continue to
impact the “brotherhood” of Falcon Children’s Home for eternity.”
The Falcon Children’s Home Board just recently went through many changes due to the
recent conference elections/changes. Bishop Jimmy Whitfield is the new Chairman of the
board, replacing Bishop Ken Kingrea, who did a wonderful job during his tenure.
Bishop Tommy McGhee is the new Vice-Chairman, replacing Bishop Jimmy McKenzie,
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who also served with distinction. I personally feel like there could not be a more exciting
time to be a part of the Falcon Children’s Home Board. God is blessing us financially,
numerically, and spiritually.
God is positioning us to forge new trails and ministries that Falcon Children’s Home has
never done before and therefore we are going to reach more children than ever before.
Our Mothers and Babies Program is a perfect example as we have gone from one mother
and two children to six mothers and eight children. I was privileged to speak at the
Fayetteville Area Hospitality Association Meeting recently and after sharing this
program they decided to make our program their charity of choice for the next five years!
They also presented me with a check for $5,000 that day. This epitomizes what is
happening at Falcon Children’s Home. There was a need – we established a program to
meet that need – and now that program is being blessed numerically, financially and
spiritually. Because of this program, a former homeless teen mother gave her heart and
life to Jesus Christ the other night in our revival service.
God is up to something at Falcon Children’s Home!
REPORT FROM SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
The following report was submitted by Dr. Ed Huckeby, President of SCU.
The future at Southwestern Christian University presents many challenges…and many
opportunities. I am confident that the administration, faculty, staff, and students of SCU
are eager to move forward…honoring the past but not clinging to it…unsure of the
future, but not afraid of it. Since my arrival at the campus on January 4, 2010,
momentum has continued to build. I have experienced significant enthusiasm and truly
supportive attitudes. It has been a busy and exciting few months, and I am confident
that the pace will continue at a “feverish pitch.” However, the work has just begun and
we are excited as we look to the future to see “the vision” come to fruition.
My official inauguration as the eleventh president of Southwestern Christian University
was held on May 7, 2010. I am honored to follow in the footsteps of ten distinguished
presidents and 64 years of rich heritage. I commit to lead Southwestern forward to
become a Christian liberal-arts university focused on “excellence,” affectionately clinging
to the firm cornerstone of the denominational roots on which it was built, but boldly
exploring expansive horizons, opening the doors of the institution to a multitude of new
students from a variety of backgrounds and cultures.
On May 8, 2010, SCU conducted its sixtieth commencement convocation. 21 students
graduated with Master of Ministry degrees, 39 students graduated with Bachelors
degrees, and 3 students graduated with Associate of Arts degrees. The total student
enrollment for the Fall 2009 semester was 337 students. The Admissions department
projects that this number will increase significantly for the upcoming Fall 2010 semester.
Increased enrollment is only one of the many elements bringing excitement and
enthusiasm to the SCU campus.
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SCU is going through a physical transformation which will be evolving over the next
couple of years. We are making a number of “cosmetic” improvements which will
increase campus appeal to both current and future students, as well as our alumni and
guests. Campus projects that will be completed over the summer months include: library
remodel, additional parking and classroom space, and a campus security system with
identification cards. Additionally, we are in the process of expanding degree options and
adding new degree programs which will attract outstanding students from around the
globe.
Latricia and I have found the moral and spiritual support received during this transition
period to be nothing short of incredible. The IPHC-GMC community, students, faculty,
staff and administrative personnel have welcomed us with open arms. For that we are
extremely grateful and thankful.
REPORT FROM THE CHILDREN’S CENTER
The following report was sent regarding activity at The Children’s Center over the last
quarter.
• The Children’s Center celebrated “Button Day” on June 3 & 4 with more than 40 art
pieces submitted. This event celebrates the centennial anniversary of the first “Button
Day” in which the Center’s founder sold tiny pin-back buttons to raise money for
The Oklahoma Orphanage (now The Children’s Center) in 1910.
• The Barrier Trails Park and Pond Project is complete and will be available for public
use beginning the first week of July. Monies for this project were provided through
grants from the Oklahoma Department of Fish and Wildlife as well as the Oklahoma
Department of Tourism.
• Six foot sidewalks are being installed around the perimeter of The Children’s Center
campus beginning the first of July. This project was made possible through matching
grant funds by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
• Average patient census for April was 102; May 106; June 106.
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• Pediatric Outpatient Services has expanded its physical therapy services and will
offer services in the new Pediatric Physician Clinic beginning July 6.
• Open Interview Day brought 200 prospective applicants to The Children’s Center.
Tours were given to individuals interested in employment at the Center.
• The annual Volunteer Luncheon was held for active in-house volunteers of The
Children’s Center. Approximately 40 volunteers serve each year as rockers,
educational aides, and tutors.
• Board members are actively seeking individuals to tour The Children’s Center.
Interested persons may contact the Communications and Development Office at
405/789-6711.
DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES DIVISION TEAM/PERSONNEL UPDATE
Mrs. Anna Vaughn tendered her resignation as the Administrative Assistant to our
National Youth & Children’s Ministry Directors at the end of April in order to
accommodate her husband’s pursuit of the Chaplaincy.
The Lord providentially sent Tracey McDonald Todd back to the GMC and
subsequently to the employment of the Discipleship Ministries Division. Tracey’s
experience, attention to detail, familiarity with managing conference events, “can do”
positive attitude and passion for ministry have already made her an indispensable part
of our DMD TEAM. Tracey is an answer to prayer!
DISCIPLESHIP TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
The following is a list of opportunities the Discipleship Ministries Division Team has had to
equip and train throughout the IPHC during the second quarter of 2010:
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DATE/PRESENTER EVENT PLACE ATTEND
April 2, 2010 Northwest Latin WM Convention Yakima, Washington 50
Tamé Lambert
April 16, 2010 New Horizons WM Retreat Branson, Missouri 150
Tamé Lambert
April 16-17, 2010
Bill Terry
David Moore
Bridging Our Ministries
Northern Plains District
Ranger Basic Training
Minneapolis, Minnesota 75
3
April 22-24, 2010
Bill Terry
MOA Retreat
Raleigh, North Carolina
April 23-24, 2010
Talmadge Gardner
Charles Boyd
David Moore
Leisa Clark
May 1, 2010
David Moore
May 4-5, 2010
Charles Boyd
May 12, 2010
David Moore
May 15, 2010
Tamé Lambert
May 16, 2010
Bill Terry
May 21-23, 2010
Bill Terry
May 25, 2010
Tamé Lambert
May 26-31,2010
Bill Terry
May 29, 2010
Tamé Lambert
May 31-June 4, 2010
Charles Boyd
June 3, 2010
Tamé Lambert
June 5, 2010
Tamé Lambert
June 5, 2010
Bill Terry
June 9-11, 2010
Bill Terry
June 10, 2010
Tamé Lambert
NW Latin Day of Training
General Session
Youth Session
Royal Rangers Session
Children’s Session (guest presenter)
Cornerstone Conference POW
WOW – Evening Council Fire
Youth Ministries Executive Council
Panel Discussion on YM Today
Wednesday Night Study on Servant
Leadership with Gary Burd
Yakima, Washington
(17 pastors attended, only 25 total
churches in conference!)
Cornerstone Conference
Campgrounds
110
42
21
63
280
Virginia Beach, VA 35
Christian Heritage Church
Amarillo, Texas
South Carolina WM Convention South Carolina 130
The Father’s House International
Harvest International Church
Houston District Men’s Ministries
Immanuel Iglesias (English)
Immanuel Iglesias (Spanish)
Oasis of Hope
San Jose, California
San Jose, California
Alvin, Texas
Alvin, Texas
Alvin, Texas
Webster, Texas
Passport Devotion Oklahoma City 15
NW District Men’s Ministries
Family Praise Center
Portland, Oregon
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Cornerstone WM Convention Greensboro, North Carolina 80
Mississippi Youth Camp Speaker Mississippi 65
25
150
300
75
125
100
300
Harvest Conference WM Day Kansas City, Missouri 40
35
150
North Carolina WM Convention Falcon, North Carolina 200
Living Faith Fellowship
Texas Latin Men’s Ministries
Convention
Texas Latin WM Convention
TX Latin WM Installation Service
Rocky Mount, North 175
Carolina
San Marcos, Texas 100
San Marcos, Texas 110
150
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June 12, 2010
Tamé Lambert
June 14-18, 2010
Charles Boyd
June 18-19, 2010
Bill Terry
June 20-23, 2010
Bill Terry
June 24, 2010
Tamé Lambert
June 24-26,2010
Bill Terry
June 27-30, 2010
Bill Terry
Pennsylvania WM Convention Greenville, Pennsylvania 45
South Carolina Youth Camp South Carolina 135
Speaker
West Palm Beach Men’s Ministries West Palm Beach, Florida 100
Living Waters Christian Fellowship
Men’s Ministries Revival
(5) Services
Chesapeake, Virginia 700
New Horizons WM Convention Henryetta, Oklahoma 100
Regeneration Conference Hartford, Connecticut 35
Pennsylvania Conf Camp Meeting
(5) Services
Greenville, Pennsylvania 500
Listed below you will find a chronological listing of my ministry activities for this reporting
period:
APRIL 2010
1-4 Presiding Assignment – Northwest Latin Quadrennial Conference, Yakima
Convention Center, Yakima, Washington – assisted with awarding the
certificates at the INE & ETS graduation service on Friday night and presided
over the quadrennial conference business session on Saturday and preached in
the closing service.
5 Youth Quest 2011 & 2012 Contract Meeting
7-11 EMPOWERED21 Global Congress on Holy Spirit Empowerment in the 21st
Century
13-15 Communications Summit – LifeSprings Resources, Franklin Springs, Georgia
16 SCU Inauguration Video Shoot, GMC Communications Suite
20 Administrative Professionals Luncheon
21 DMD Senior Leadership TEAM Meeting, DM Suite
23-25 Northwest Latin Discipleship Ministries Day of Training, Yakima, Washington –
Talmadge Gardner, David Moore, Charles Boyd, & Leisa Clark
26-27 EC COB Meeting, Oklahoma City
28 Girls Ministries Meeting with Irvina Parker & Greg Hearn
29 SCU Reception for Charlotte Iaquinta
MAY 2010
2 Appointment with Wallace & Lavenia Hamilton/SCU
5 DMD 1 st Quarter Birthday Lunch
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7-9 Emmanuel College Graduation Weekend – EC Honor's Night on Friday night,
Graduation ceremony on Saturday. My son, James Addison Gardner III was
apart of the 2010 EC graduating class – AMEN!
11 DMD CAST Shoot
11 EC COB Birthday Dinner celebration for Presiding Bishop Carpenter
13 Dinner Appointment with Sherrie and Kevin RE: May Wedding
14 World Missions Passport Devotional – SCU
14 Blake & Tracey's Wedding Shower
18 Albert Gray Meeting with Presiding Bishop Ronald Carpenter
19-20 Falcon Children’s Home Board of Director’s Meeting, Falcon, North Carolina
20-23 Presiding Assignment – Pennsylvania Quadrennial Conference, Pennsylvania
Conference Campgrounds, Greenville, Pennsylvania – presided over the
quadrennial conference business session on Saturday. Preached at Bethel Life
Worship Center, Sunday AM. Powerful church.
24 Farewell luncheon for Anna Vaughn
25-28 Communications Board Meeting, Lifesprings Resources, Franklin Springs,
Georgia
29 Performed wedding Ceremony for Kevin and Sherrie Smith
JUNE 2010
1 Meeting with Albert Gray, Bob Sullivan & EC COB Members
1 Youth Quest Video Shoot
3-5 Presiding Assignment – Rocky Mountain Quadrennial Conference, New Life
Church, Federal Heights, Colorado – presented ministerial credentials in the
service on Friday night, attended service honoring Bishop Paul and Verna Clark,
and presided over quadrennial conference business session on Saturday
8 The Children's Center Board of Director's Monthly Meeting – Swisher Deer
Creek Farm
9-12 Presiding Assignment – Texas Latin Quadrennial Conference, San Marcos, Texas
– presented a training session on Friday morning and presided over the
quadrennial conference business session Friday afternoon and preached in the
evening service.
16-20 Presiding Assignment – Appalachian Quadrennial Conference, Appalachian
Campgrounds, Dublin, Virginia – presided over the quadrennial conference
business sessions on Friday and Saturday
29 Youth Quest TEAM Meeting
Accounting Services Video Conference
30 JumpStart Video Shoot
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MINUTES
INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
COUNCIL OF BISHOPS’ MEETING
RENAISSANCE ESMERALDA RESORT
INDIAN WELLS, CA
FEBRUARY 9, 2010
The regular meeting of the Council of Bishops was called to order at 9:00 a.m. on February 9, 2010.
Members present: Presiding Bishop Ronald Carpenter Sr., Doug Beacham, Chris Thompson, Talmadge
Gardner, Rick Fountain, Gary Burd, Randell Drake, Tommy McGhee, Paul Clark, Freyman Valdez, Ronald
Moore, Jim Whitfield, Frank Tunstall. Gordon McDonald, Dayton Birt, Jimmy McKenzie, David Stephens,
Bill Jones, Clifton Smith, Roger Halvorson, Charles Hawes, Curtis Belcher, Trinidad Gutierrez, Jaime
Trevino, Charles Womack, and Ron Lawson.
Members unable to attend: Ken Kingrea, Wesley Russ, David Holton, Glenn Lafferty, Curtis Baker,
Joaquin Mercado, and John Kim.
Staff members present: Mike Gray, Jana Delano and Nina Brewsaugh, recording secretary.
Guest Presenters: Bill Cox, Greg Hearn, Reggie Till, and Terry Fowler.
Presiding Bishop Ronald Carpenter welcomed everyone.
DEVOTIONS AND PRAYER
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORTS
Bishop Carpenter read from Joel 2:26-28. Doug
Beacham led prayer for the meeting and various
requests.
Bishop Carpenter presented his report and Benchmark
Transitions from August 2009 – January 2010. Some of
the changes were highlighted. A possible new look and
logo campaign for Vision 2020 was introduced along
with other new public relations themes.
MOTION to receive Bishop Carpenter’s report with
appreciation.
APPROVED
The following reports were presented verbally and in
written form by each of the Executive Directors:
Doug Beacham, World Missions Ministries Division
MOTION to receive Bishop Beacham’s report.
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APPROVED
Talmadge Gardner, Discipleship Ministries Division
MOTION to receive Bishop Gardner’s report.
APPROVED
Chris Thompson, Evangelism USA Ministries Division
MOTION to receive Bishop Thompson’s report.
APPROVED
Other reports were presented by the following:
Greg Hearn, CEO, Life Springs
An update was given on the new direction for
Communications and staff.
Reggie Till, President, IPH Foundation
In addition to an update on IPH Foundation changes, he
reviewed the state of proposed board members and
summarized proposed bylaws to be approved.
Greg Hearn, Chief Financial Officer, IPHC
An update was provided on the following items:
Johnson case
Grant Thornton case
2009 Financial Reports
2010 GMC Budgets
Status of new accounting software system
Proposed changes for Conference reporting
Bill Cox, of Martus Solutions, presented an overview of
software that was designed for IPHC Ministries. It
provides a database system that would enable
Conferences to report electronically. This would
facilitate electronic reporting from local churches to
conferences to GMC.
PASTORAL DEVELOPMENT
Terry Fowler made a presentation on the new Pastoral
Development program and also gave an update on the
Spanish Ministerial Training program.
M-25 PRESENTATION Gary Burd shared the ministry opportunities provided
through participation with “Run for the Wall.”
BUSINESS SESSION
MINUTES
MOTION to approve the following meeting minutes:
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Council of Bishops – October 13-14, 2009
APPROVED
MOTION to receive the following minutes:
Executive Committee of the COB – December 3-4, 2009
Executive Committee of the COB – January 17-19, 2010
Executive Committee of the COB – February 3, 2010
APPROVED
FINANCES
An update was provided by Bishop Carpenter on the
refinancing of the “C” property in Kailua, Hawaii.
The new tithe procedure for GMC executives, directors,
and IPHC active duty military Chaplains was reviewed
and the conference bishops were asked to ensure the
process occurs in a timely fashion.
2009 STATISTICAL INFORMATION The IPHC statistical graphs on growth and membership
were analyzed.
2011 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Bishop Thompson informed the COB of tentative plans.
Approval is anticipated at the next full committee
meeting. To subsidize the celebration expenses, a
partnership program has been formed. Interested
individuals and conferences can commit to $100
donation, which would provide benefits such as a
Medallion, 1911 Minutes, Covenant Agreement, DVD,
etc.
A Centennial Celebration – West is being planned in
Oklahoma City, OK for February 9, 2011 to
accommodate those from other areas who are unable
to attend the celebration in Falcon, NC.
2013 GENERAL CONFERENCE Mike Gray gave an update on the possible location of
the 2013 General Conference in Dallas, TX.
MOTION to pursue Dallas, TX as a site for the 2013
General Conference and to contract with the Sheraton
Dallas Hotel.
APPROVED
LEGAL WEBSITE
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS
Action on the legal website has been put on hold until
next year due to IPHC financial situation.
It was mandated in the General Conference that we
have a Director of Communications. The EC COB
appointed Greg Hearn as the IPHC Director of
Communications effective April 1, 2010. An explanation
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was provided regarding Greg Hearn fulfilling two
positions concurrently. His role as Chief Financial
Officer is projected to lessen considerably by April and
conclude by December 31, 2010. This appointment was
in the minutes of the EC COB meeting held January 17-
19, 2010.
DRUSA POLICY
GENERAL MINISTRIES CABINET
PRESIDING ASSIGNMENTS
EMPOWERED 21 MEETING
MINISTERS’ WIVES FELLOWSHIP BYLAWS
ASSOCIATE/AFFILIATE VOTE
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Final copy with changes was provided.
Meeting will be held in Oklahoma City, OK on February
23-26, 2010.
A complete list of appointments and the 2010 schedule
was provided.
Empowered 21 is scheduled for April 8-10, 2010 at Oral
Roberts University in Tulsa, OK. Information was shared
from the E21 Commission Cabinet outlining plans for
the event.
The EC COB approved amended bylaws and provided to
the COB as an informational item.
Based on the email vote of the COB, the wording in the
IPHC Manual will revert to affiliate. Bishop Thompson
gave the final vote results of 133 yes and six no, which
clearly passed the two-thirds needed.
Tommy McGhee, Finance Chairman, gave an update on
the Finance Committee meeting held January 20, 2010.
MOTION to approve the 2010 Departmental Budgets as
recommended by the Finance Committee and includes
the one-time allocations. (An allocation of $30,000 was
included for the Regeneration Ministries Conference.)
APPROVED
MOTION to approve the 2010 GMC Capital Expenditure
Budget as recommended by the Finance Committee.
APPROVED
MANHATTAN DECLARATION
The document was sent previously to the Council of
Bishops for consideration.
MOTION that the Council of Bishops be public
signatories endorsing the declaration.
APPROVED
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UPPER SC CONFERENCE
Bishop Ronald Moore addressed the Council of Bishops
regarding the Leadership Study Commission of the
Upper South Carolina Conference. A report was
recommended by the USCC Leadership Task Force on
October 31, 2009 regarding possible alternative
Conference structures.
MOTION to approve the recommended report.
Seconded.
After considerable discussion, MOTION was
WITHDRAWN.
IPH FOUNDATION BOARD
MOTION to approve the following IPH Foundation
Board of Directors:
Beth Beacham
Bill Cox
Moses King
David McClain
Gwen Parker
Eldon Overstreet
George Wilson
APPROVED
REVISED IPH FOUNDATION BYLAWS
EXTENSION LOAN FUND BYLAWS
Members were instructed to discard the IPH Foundation
bylaws in their notebook. Revised bylaws were
distributed. Reggie Till went over the primary revisions
in the bylaws.
MOTION to approve the revised IPH Foundation bylaws
as presented.
APPROVED
Members were instructed to discard the ELF bylaws in
their notebook. Greg Hearn distributed revised bylaws
for Extension Loan Fund and reviewed changes.
MOTION to approve the revised Extension Loan Fund
bylaws as presented.
APPROVED
SEALED FILES
MOTION to allow the Divorce and Remarriage Study
Commission to unseal prior divorce taskforce
documents for use only by the current study’s Chairman
under the condition that personal privacy is protected;
then, resealed.
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SUBSTITUTE MOTION to authorize the IPHC Corporate
Secretary to unseal the prior divorce taskforce
documents, remove author’s identifying information
from the position papers and present same to the new
chairman of the Divorce and Remarriage Study
Commission, and then reseal the file.
APPROVED
STUDY COMMISSIONS
MOTION to approve Executive Committee of the
Council of Bishops’ request, originating from the
Finance Committee, to form a new Divorce and
Remarriage Study Commission consisting of Dr. Frank
Tunstall, Chairman, Dr. Terry Tramel along with the EC
COB (replacing previously appointed commission). The
request was due to financial constraints.
MOTION FAILED
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE At the Council of Bishops meeting held October 13-14,
2009 the following motion was made and then tabled
until the next Council of Bishops meeting:
MOTION TO ADJOURN AT 7:25 P.M. APPROVED
MOTION: “Pursuant to Bylaws Article I, Part D, Section
5, Paragraph r, the Council of Bishops hereby adopts the
following provision: If a Member church that is
compliant with the Church Tithe invests in a significant
building project and/or contributes significantly to
Conference or IPHC approved outreach projects, that
Member church may apply to the Conference Executive
Council for the right to retain a portion (as determined
by the Conference Executive Committee) of the church
Tithe to assist in the funding of such projects. The
Conference Executive Council shall seriously consider
for approval all such requests.”
MOTION to take off the table.
APPROVED
MOTION to table until the next meeting.
APPROVED
APPROVED:
D. Chris Thompson
Corporate Secretary
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL OF BISHOPS
CALLED MEETING
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
MARCH 16, 2010
2:00 P.M.
A special meeting of the EC COB was called for Tuesday afternoon, March 16,
2010, by Presiding Bishop Carpenter. EC COB members, Bishops Beacham,
Thompson and Gardner, were present. Mike Gray also joined the group.
Several issues were reviewed:
‣ Pentecostal World Conference – all will attend
‣ COGOP Attendee – Chris Thompson will attend.
‣ Ruling for SC Conference
A minister who is retired from secular and/or church
employment may be nominated for and elected or
appointed to any position on the conference executive
council except that of conference bishop if he is serving
under appointment of the conference executive council
as a “full-time”, senior pastor of a local church in said
conference. The person involved must necessarily meet
all the other requirements of the Manual for his eligibility
to serve in this position.
The term full-time in this statement is not to be
construed in regards to financial remuneration but in
contrast to someone who is serving as an “interim”
pastor under appointment of the conference executive
council. A person serving in an “interim” pastoral
position would not be eligible for nomination and
election and/or appointment to the conference executive
council.
‣ Ruling for Golden West Conference
“Council members who have served in one office for
eight years must receive a 2/3 separate vote to set
aside the statue of limitations in order to be eligible for
nomination to the same position. Their name could then
be placed in nomination and they could be elected to the
office with a simple majority vote. They would be eligible
to be nominated and elected by majority vote for other
positions on the Council.”
‣ Financial Report from Golden West Conference
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‣ Budget for Centennial Celebration – Committee Chairman
Thompson was directed to proceed.
‣ Change in Christmas Gala Host – World Missions will be
the 2010 host. EVUSA will do 2011.
‣ ELF Bylaws and lawyer – Loan Fund Bylaws are still being
reviewed. Discussions are ongoing about hiring a lawyer.
Action Item: MOTION to approve the job description for a
Director of Research for Data and Development in the GSO
division. MOTION APPROVED.
The request for funding will go to the Finance Committee.
Job description is attached.
Meeting adjourned at 5:45 P.M.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL OF BISHOPS MEETING MINUTES
GMC SPRINGER CONFERENCE ROOM
OKALHOMA CITY, OK
APRIL 26-27, 2010
The meeting was called to order by Presiding Bishop Ronald Carpenter, Sr. at 2:10 p.m.
Attendees: Bishop Ronald Carpenter, Sr., Doug Beacham, Chris Thompson and Talmadge Gardner.
Staff members present: Mike Gray, Jana Delano, and Nina Brewsaugh, recording secretary.
SCRIPTURE AND PRAYER
UPDATE ON 2013 GENERAL CONFERENCE
WORLD CONFERENCE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS’ REPORTS
EXTENSION LOAN FUND
Bishop Carpenter shared Romans 8:28-31, with the
emphasis on verse 28. Prayer requests were presented.
Bishop Thompson led in prayer.
Mike Gray gave an update on the contract negotiations
and status with the Sheraton Downtown in Dallas for
the General Conference in 2013. All is going well.
Mike gave an update on the IPHC World Conference
plans. September 26-30, 2011 are the tentative dates
for the World Conference, dependent on availability of
property. Madrid is the primary target with Toledo,
secondary.
Oral and written reports were presented by the
following:
Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr., General Superintendent’s
Division
J. Talmadge Gardner, Executive Director, Discipleship
Ministries
A. D. Beacham, Jr., Executive Director, World Missions
Ministries
David Parker, President of ELF, and Lawn Gardner,
Attorney, reported to the EC-COB on Lawn Gardner’s
new role as a contract attorney for ELF. He will be
working with the ELF loans, wills, etc., replacing
Jonathan Burch. Two items presented for discussion
were:
‣ Contract Summary Agreement with ELF & IPH
Foundation
‣ ELF By-laws - Question on Distribution of Funds
to IPHC ministries. The ELF Board was not satisfied
with some of the wording. The Executive
Committee asked David to come up with more
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suitable wording and resubmit it to the ELF Board
and EC COB.
There was also discussion regarding wills. Mr. Gardner
indicated some changes are being made to ensure they
are done correctly. Mr. Gardner was also asked to
come up with guidelines (formula) for discretionary
funds and make some recommendations as to
disbursements.
COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW
Greg Hearn, CEO of Life Springs, gave an update on Life
Springs and Communication Services.
Communications Restructure:
Greg reported on the joint meeting held with GMC and
LSR communications personnel to combine the two
service departments. Previously each worked
independently and will now be working together. A
mission statement for Communications was
established. Various methods of facilitating all the
changes were reviewed.
MOTION to recess meeting at 6:40 p.m. APPROVED
Meeting reconvened at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 27, 2010.
SCRIPTURE AND PRAYER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS’ REPORTS
Bishop Carpenter shared some thoughts on how IPHC is
a part of what God is doing in the whole world. Jesus
paid with His broken body and blood, which is
represented at the Lord’s Table and communion.
Bishop Carpenter referred to I Corinthians 11:23-32.
Doug Beacham led in prayer.
D. Chris Thompson, Executive Director of Evangelism
USA, presented his report, which remained from the
previous day.
MOTION to approve the General Superintendent’s
report.
APPROVED
MOTION to approve the Executive Directors’ reports.
APPROVED
LEGAL UPDATES
Bishop Carpenter gave an update on the following legal
matters:
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Grant Thornton case – possible settlement is in
the works
Macon Wilson case – no further word since our
attorney sent a response
DISASTER RELIEF
MINUTES
Update was provided on the Haiti Offering and the Chile
Offering given by IPHC constituents. The Haiti offering
is at $435,000.00 and the Chile offering is at $4,463.70.
MOTION to approve the following meeting minutes:
Executive Committee of Council of Bishops, January 17,
2010
Executive Committee of Council of Bishops, February 3,
2010
Executive Committee of Council of Bishops, March 16,
2010
APPROVED
MOTION to receive the following meeting minutes:
Discipleship Ministries – March 23-24, 2010
World Missions Ministries – March 4-5, 2010
Evangelism USA Council – March 23-24, 2010
Extension Loan Fund –March 8, 2010
Finance Committee – February 5, 2010
APPROVED
REVIEW ITEMS
The following items were reviewed:
Hawaii Loan Update
Easement Request from Baron
Bishop Thompson gave an update on the plans
for the Centennial Celebration of IPHC/Fire
Baptized Merger 2011
Pentecostal World Conference in Sweden;
August, 2010
NAE Abortion 2010 Initiative
PEOPLE TO PEOPLE POSITION
World Missions would like to fill the vacant position in
People to People Ministries. Bishop Beacham will
submit the request to the Finance Committee for
approval to fill the position.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW
Issues were discussed regarding the hiring freeze and
filling GMC vacant positions.
Greg Hearn reported on the current status of the new
accounting system, reports, data entry, challenges of
transition, etc.
MOTION to request permission from the Finance
Committee to hire a full time, temporary employee for
up to 90 days to alleviate Accounting’s excessive
workload.
APPROVED
GMC & HUMAN RESOURCES
Becky Chasteen presented information for
consideration on the following issues:
GMC Policy for Funeral Flowers
Summer Work Schedules
Computerized time sheet
Signage in building
FINANCIAL REVIEW CON’T
Greg Hearn presented the March 2010 financial reports
with explanation of how to read the new reports.
The question was raised regarding where the oil
royalties received are deposited. They are deposited
into GMC General Account.
The question was raised about microfilming and
archiving expenses currently paid from the GMC
General Account. It was suggested that Archives
provide training and create an annual budget for
Archives.
MOTION to approve payment of the microfilming and
archiving expenses associated with the dissolution of
the Stewardship Ministries from the GMC General
Account.
APPROVED
By consensus, it was agreed that approving requests for
dual computer monitors would be left to the CFO’s
discretion.
A proposal was presented by Greg Hearn to change the
copier/printer inventory in the GMC building.
Elimination of individual small printers would occur over
a period of time as current printers become obsolete.
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There would be a large all-in-one (copier, color printer,
scanner) machine in a general area convenient for use
by everyone in that area; one B/W printer to be shared
by the Executive Director and Executive Assistant in
each Ministry; and another printer for the rest of the
department.
MOTION to approve suggested diminution process,
along with purchasing and installing six large printers in
general locations.
APPROVED
By consensus, the EC COB agreed to authorize the
Director of Communications to approve requests for
Macs based on justifiable responsibilities.
By consensus, it was agreed that Netbooks will be made
available upon recommendation by an Executive
Director and approval by the Director of
Communications.
TRANSLATIONS
VISION 20/20
MISCELLANEOUS
CONFERENCE CHURCHES STATS
ACTION ITEMS
Terry Fowler gave an update on the Spanish translation
of the following materials:
Spanish Manual
Spanish Ministerial Training Course
Spanish Credentials
Joe Iaquinta gave a presentation on the annual
initiatives, modules and promotional materials that
have been created for the next 10 years by the 20/20
committee. Some changes were requested in the order
of the modules.
MOTION TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION FOR THE
EXCELLENT JOB THE COMMITTEE HAS DONE.
APPROVED
Bishop Carpenter gave an update on recruitment of a
full time, permanent CFO.
The preliminary report of church statistics prepared by
Joe Iaquinta was reviewed.
MOTION was made to approve the following job
descriptions:
Chief of Staff – Mike Gray
Associate Editor and Publicist – Megan Miles Alba
APPROVED
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COMMUNICATION SERVICES BOARD
The resignation of Freyman Valdez created a vacancy on
the Communication Services Board.
MOTION to appoint Hector Andrade.
APPROVED
The October EC-COB meeting dates were changed to
October 11-12, 2010 (all day 11 th and ½ day 12 th ).
Back up days will be October 20 and 21.
MOTION to approve the easement request from Baron.
APPROVED
MOTION to adjourn 5:30 p.m. APPROVED
APPROVED:
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Minutes of the meeting of the
Board of Directors of the IPHC
Extension Loan Fund, Inc.
Greenville, SC
June 11, 2010
The Extension Loan Fund Board of Directors met in Greenville, SC on June 11, 2010.
Present for the meeting were President David Parker, Vice-President Stephen Hanscom,
Vice-President Johnny Upton, Director Garry Bryant, Director David Benton, Director
Ronnie Kennett, Director Tandy Hix and recording Secretary Esther Nix. Absent;
Director Wendy Hughes, Director Preston Lee and Secretary Treasurer Wallace
Hamilton.
Meeting was called to order by David Parker. Devotion and prayer was offered by
Apostle Ron Carpenter Jr.
A tour was given of the facilities at Redemption World Outreach Center.
David Parker reviewed the minutes for the March 8, 2010 Board Meeting. A Motion
was made, second, and passed to approve the minutes.
Stephen Hanscom reviewed the minutes from the Executive Committee meetings from
April 16th, May 13th, May 24th and May 28 th of 2010. A Motion was made, second,
and passed to approve the minutes.
David Parker reviewed the Amended By-Laws. The Board is suggesting changing the
way we budget for marketing in regard to promotion, gifting and sponsorship. Johnny
Upton and David Parker will do a study of how to break out these items for the 2011
budget. The Board feels that the approval of Amended By-Laws should be done with a
conference call involving the entire board of directors.
David Parker and Stephen Hanscom reviewed the Administrative Approvals. A Motion
was made, second, and passed to approve the new structure.
David Parker reviewed the treasurer’s report. A Motion was made, second, and passed
to approve the treasure’s report as presented.
David Parker reviewed the current available funds.
David Parker and Johnny Upton reviewed the current interest rate. A Motion was made,
seconded, and passed to lower the interest rate .25% across the board (APR) with a long
term view of bringing the Loan Fund rates to a target of 1.25% (APY) above the averages
posted on the bankrate.com site.
David Parker reviewed the current loan rate. A Motion was made, second and passed to
drop the 20 year rate to 8.875%.
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Stephen Hanscom reviewed the underwriting procedures.
The following requests were presented and reviewed by the Board.
• Bishop Tommy McGhee requested a lower interest rate for Family Harvest
Outreach, Greensboro, NC on their loan to 5% with interest only payments for the
next twelve months and consider decreasing the interest to 5% for the duration of
the loan. A Motion was made, second, and passed to drop the interest rate to 5%
for only six months based on a signed forbearance agreement and then review the
church finances.
• World Missions Ministries, Ukraine is requesting $180,000 to purchase a
building. A Motion was made, second, and passed to approve the request
contingent on the approval of World Missions Board and verification of funds the
church, Dawn of Day, has raised toward the property.
• Metro Ministries, Brooklyn, NY is requesting for a participating loan with Bank
of Owasso for remodeling. David Parker will proceed with the request with the
Bank of Owasso and get back with the board.
A conference call was held with Syntrinsic regarding the performance and policies of the
managed investments.
David Parker and Stephen Hanscom reviewed the following new/refinance loan request:
1. Centro Cristiano Genesis, Yuma, AZ – West Coast Hispanic Conference – Is
requesting $625,000 to purchase a building. A Motion was made, second, and
passed to decline the loan. Board would like to see if they can lease to purchase.
2. Oasis de Esperanza, Webster, TX – Texas Latin Conference – Is requesting
$400,000 to build a multi-function building as an annex to the church. A Motion
was made, second, and passed to approve the request with a 20 year amortization
at 8.25% or 8.00% with the church agreeing to ACH payments. The church will
also deposit $100,000 with the Extension Loan Fund to be used in the finishing
and furnishing of the building. The loan amount is contingent on receiving a
project analysis report from First American.
3. Amistad Cristiana de Omaha – Acts2Day – Is requesting $176,000 to buy a
building. A Motion was made, second, and passed to decline the request for the
loan. The church needs to have a 10% down payment and letter of approval from
the Acts2Day conference.
Stephen Hanscom reviewed the following delinquent loans.
L #34-610 Centro Missionero Emmanuel – Oklahoma City, OK - El Alfarero church is
purchasing the property.
L #100-620 Grace Tabernacle PHC – San Antonio, TX – made agreement to pay by ACH
L #109-620 The Carpenter’s House – Fontana, CA – Attorney will pursue
L #111-620 Lifeline Fellowship – Corsicana, TX – working with Bishop Baker
L #115-620 Rhema Christian Center – Seguin, TX – in escrow being sold for $98,000
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L #11257-600 Ministros de Cristo – Houston, TX – will send a letter from the attorney
L #11265-620 Harvest Conference of the IPHC – Richmond, MO – sent e-mail & phone
call
L #11265-621 Harvest Conference of the IPHC – Richmond, MO – sent e-mail & phone
call. Will take a trip to Kansas City.
L #11272-620 Golden West Conference – Upland, CA – property in Apple Valley. David
Parker will follow up with a mail out to all board members and letter explaining the status
of all the loans.
L #11494-621 Templo Alabanza Unida Parsonage – Idalou, TX – David Parker will call
L #11519-610 Power in Praise Church – Lubbock, TX – Attorney will send letter
L #11628-620 Lifespring Family Church – Albany, GA – Will speak with Bishop Jones
about the marketing the property for sale.
L #11639-620 Abundant Life Worship Center – Statesboro, GA – pursuing the deed in
lieu of foreclosure
L #11693-621 International Zion Church of God Pentecostal – Singer Island, Fl – Asking
the Extension Loan Fund to work with them on forbearance.
L #11728-620 Miracle Place of the Rockies – Helena, MT – The Extension Loan Fund is
working with them on forbearance.
L #11738-620 Texas Latin Conference – Alvin, TX – for sale and there is a pending law
suite for bodily injury claim. Will ask the conference to continue with monthly
payments.
L #11768-620 10 th Street PHC – Mayfield, KY – will try to redo the loan
L #11830-620 New Beginnings – Macon, GA – making payments every month. Waiting
on property to sell.
L #11870-621 Northgate Family Church – Spring, TX – Had damage from hurricane.
Need to speak to legal counsel and Bishop Baker regarding the fraud of the insurance
check as soon as possible.
L #12076-620 Centro Familiar de Adoración – Tulsa, OK – Need to send the conference
a letter to bring the full delinquent amount up to date.
L #12226-620 Monte Santo PHC – Hugoton, KS – Church is following the agreement
with us
L #12326-620 Dominion Harvest Fellowship – Charleston, WV – Economic situations
have impacted the church. The Fund will ask for the finances for the past 6 months.
L #12346-620 New Life PHC – Bennettsville, SC – Need to talk to new leadership in the
South Carolina Conference.
L #12383-620 New Jerusalem – Ault, CO – have forbearance agreement with them. The
Extension Loan Fund will speak with the Rocky Mountain Conference to see if they can
help
L #12407-620 Rio de Agua Viva PHC – Dodge City, KS – should be on a payment plan.
Will be on full payment by the end of the year.
L #12457-620 House of Joy – Richmond, MO – Need to take the deed in lieu of
foreclosure.
L #12523-620 Templo Torre Fuerte – San Elizario, TX – church sent a request to refinance.
L #12562-621 Templo Piedras Vivas – Alvin, TX – making payments
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L #12610-620 Templo Pentecostes Libres en Cristo – El Paso, TX – Pastor called and
wanted a reduce payment. Missed payment and we sent a letter from the attorney.
L #12720-620 Church of Today – Rogers, AK - On a payment plan suppose to make full
payment in July.
L #12742-620 Rock Christian Center, Inc. – Sylacauga, AL – sent a forbearance
agreement.
L# 12775-620 Living Water Ministries – Kansas City, MO – there are outstanding taxes
owed. A letter has been sent for deed in lieu of foreclosure. We are working with the
attorney to remove some of the back taxes.
L #12846-620 Grace Bible Ministries – Corsicana, TX – Church in Athens, TX church is
on force placed insurance.
Minutes reflect that the board reviewed the delinquent loans with the noted comments
and actions to be taken.
A Motion was made, second, and passed to chart the ratio of delinquent loans since Jan
1, 2010 in order to gauge the progress that is being made.
Items for discussion:
Johnny Upton reviewed
• The Investment Review
• Marketing Updates
• Insurance Escrow Update
• State Registrations and Securities Updates
• Directors and Officers Liability Insurance. Board decided to go with
Brotherhood Insurance after February 2011 to satisfy the need for
$5,000,000 in insurance coverage.
• Review of Church Classifications according to the IPHC Manual
A Motion was made, second and passed not to give a loan to an affiliate church as
defined in the current IPHC manual. Only planted and transfer churches will be eligible
for loans.
Miscellaneous Business:
• Scheduled next board meeting for 2010 – October 11, 2010, Myrtle Beach, SC.
• Spring meeting 2011 in OKC. Tentative date is February 18 th .
• Upcoming IPHC World Conference, Madrid, Spain for the fall board meeting
Sept 26 through 30 th 2011
• Next General Conference will be on July 19-27, 2013 in Dallas, TX
• Thank you letters were shared with the board on gifts made to various ministries.
A Motion was made, second, and passed to adjourn.
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Wallace Hamilton, Secretary/Treasurer
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Meeting of the IPHC
General Finance Committee
May 24, 2010
Present: Tommy McGhee, Chairman; Roger Halvorson; David Stephens; Tim Lane;
Jimmy Whitfield; Mike Dodson; Gary Crouch; Richard Goad; also present: Greg
Hearn, CFO
Chairman McGhee welcomed committee and distributed agenda.
Roger Halvorson led in prayer.
Chairman McGhee gave an update on the decision related to the employment of
Joe Iaquinta. The recommendation of the GFC was accepted by the Executive
Council.
Greg Hearn led in orientation of the reports.
GFC reviewed reports:
• GMC Balance sheet by restriction
• Tithe Income Summary Through April 2010
• Statement of Revenues and Expenditures
GFC requested of the CFO to receive a report by Division on a monthly basis.
GFC adjourned.
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Meeting of the IPHC
General Finance Committee
May 25, 2010
Present: Tommy McGhee, Chairman; Roger Halvorson; David Stephens; Tim Lane;
Jimmy Whitfield; Mike Dodson; Gary Crouch; Richard Goad; also present: Greg
Hearn, CFO
GFC reviewed report of church and clergy tithes.
Motion: That the CFO review and discuss the Quarterly Budget Report by Division
with the Executive Directors of each Division. Seconded. Passed.
Discussion of request by EVUSA to grant severance to Rick Fountain.
Motion: That the request for severance for Mr. Fountain be denied based
on the present termination policy. Seconded. Passed.
Discussion of request of Discipleship Ministries to re-grade the position for which
Tracy Todd has been hired.
Motion: That the GFC approve the request that Tracy Todd be hired at
Grade 5, Step 1. Seconded. Passed.
Discussion of request by People to People to hire a person to fill position vacated
by Myra Watkins when she filled the position then held by Jana Delano, though
this was not included in the approved 2010 budget.
Motion: The GFC table the PtP request to hire another person until the CFO
has met with the Executive Director of WMM and the Director of PtP to discuss
the Quarterly Budget Report by Division. Seconded. Passed
The GFC reviewed and edited the Planning and Budgetary Committee (henceforth
to be General Finance Committee) Policies and Procedures Manual.
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Meeting adjourned.
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Meeting of the IPHC
General Finance Committee
May 26, 2010
Present: Tommy McGhee, Chairman; Roger Halvorson; David Stephens; Tim Lane;
Jimmy Whitfield; Mike Dodson; Gary Crouch; Richard Goad; also present: Greg
Hearn, CFO
GFC continued the review and edit of Policies and Procedures Manual.
GFC gave direction to Chairman McGhee and Mr. Hearn to various policies and
procedures for the purpose of revisions to the manual.
By general consensus, the GFC appointed Chairman Tommy McGhee, Gary
Crouch, and Richard Goad to act as an executive council when necessary.
Meeting adjourned.
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Meeting Minutes
IPH Foundation Board
March 29, 2010, 8:25 a.m. Eastern Time
Hilton Garden Inn @ RDU Morrisville (Raleigh), NC
ATTENDANCE
Mr. George Wilson, Mr. David McClain, Ms. Beth Beacham, Mr. Moses King, Mrs. Gwen Parker, Mr.
Eldon Overstreet, Mr. Bill Cox, Mr. Reggie Till
Minutes by: Julie B. Martin of Till & Butler CPAs, PLLC
OPENING and INTRODUCTIONS
The meeting was called to order by Reggie Till, IPHF President and Chairman. He welcomed the
members of the Board to their first meeting; This is the first meeting of the IPHF Board since the
members were confirmed by the COB in February 2010.
Mr. Till gave a devotion and Mr. Wilson led the group in an opening prayer.
Each Board Member gave a brief self introduction.
INVESTMENT ADVISER CONFERENCE CALL
Syntrinsic Investment Counsel Managing Partner, Ben-Valore Caplan called in from his Denver, Co
office. Mr. Valore-Caplan presented via conference call various Syntrinsic documents related to
institutional and retirement investments. As a result of the discussion that followed the presentation, the
following points are noted:
Syntrinsic’s team will assist the Board’s Investment committee to revise the IPHF Investment
Policy Statement.
In response to a question, Mr. Valore-Caplan explained that the IPH Foundation’s target
investment return had been 6-7% on an annual basis, but that 5% was more in line with today’s
market.
BYLAWS DISCUSSION/AGENDA
The Board referenced the Bylaws in the notebook. Mr. Till noted the Bylaws do not allow an employee
to hold a position on the Board, and that he will no longer be chairman of the board in accordance with
the Bylaws.
The following are points of discussion and action items as a result of reviewing the Bylaws:
Article IV-Section 7, the group discussed discrepancies related to positions.
o There is a conflict with the Secretary/Treasurer duties and those of the President.
Since the Secretary/Treasurer is not an employee, some of the duties would need to
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day to day management by the President (or other employee at some time in the
future) while the Secretary would provide board oversight.
o Mr. Overstreet suggested that in some documents the Secretary/Treasurer should
attest documents along with the President’s signature.
o The Board directed Mr. Till to work with Ms. Beacham and Mr. Overstreet (both are
attorneys) to rework this section of the Bylaws and forward to board members via
email to approve the changes.
Mr. Till asked the Board to take action on the Board positions in the Bylaws in order to elect the new
Board officers. Mr. Till explained that upon electing the new Chairman, he/she would chair the
remainder of the meeting.
Action on Board Positions:
The Board agreed by consensus to accept the Board positions of Chairman, Vice-Chairman
and Secretary/Treasurer understanding that the Secretary/Treasurer’s roles would be edited and
approved by the Board.
The following was APPROVED:
George Wilson was voted in by acclamation to the position of Board Chairman.
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The following was APPROVED:
Beth Beacham was elected to the position of Vice-Chairman. Voting in favor of the
nomination: ALL
The following was APPROVED:
Eldon Overstreet, was elected to the position of Secretary/Treasurer. Voting in favor of the
nomination: ALL
Discussion resumed on the Bylaws:
Mr. Till suggests that an Investment Committee is formed before the meeting is adjourned today.
The initial duties of the Investment Committee will beo
Review and revision of the Investment Policy Statement (IPS)
o Review and revision of investment administrative fees.
o Review of the current grants policy and procedure.
Mr. Wilson requested that an Investment Committee be created that is separate from the
Executive committee.
Action Taken:
The following motions were APPROVED by consensus:
Change Article IV, Section 5, to include language that will include the Chairman as an
ex-officio member of all other committees formed by the Board.
Change Article IV, Section 8, to include language that will include the President as an
ex-official member (voice and seat only) of all other committees formed by the Board.
The Board established that the Foundation President would have latitude to approve
expenditures that were $10,000.00 or less or amounts already included in the Board
approved budget. Any amount over this would need Board approval.
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Change Article VII, Section 7 to the Foundation “shall”, not may, purchase insurance
to protect the Board. The liability coverage should be $5 million, however the $2800 in
the budget may only buy $3 million in coverage.
Article IX, Section 4 be edited to remove “are not inconsistent” and replace it with “are
consistent” in the 3 RD line of the 1 st sentence.
Action Taken:
Motion made that the Board Secretary/Treasurer serve as Chair of Audit Committee.
The motion was APPROVED. Voting in favor of the motion: ALL
Action Taken:
By Consensus, the Board established an Investment Committee.
The Board APPROVED Bill Cox to serve as Chair of the committee with David McClain
and Gwen Parker serving as members of the committee
Action Taken:
Moses King was nominated to serve as a member of the Audit Committee to serve with
Eldon Overstreet and George Wilson.
The motion was APPROVED by the Board.
Action Taken:
The Board APPROVED a motion to accept the Bylaws as amended, subject to the editorial
changes which are to be reviewed and ratified by the Board.
2010 BUDGET AND FINANCIALS
Mr. Till explained to the Board that the documents included in the binder are 2008 audited financial
statements and 2009 unaudited financial statements for the IPHF. Comments and actions as part of this
discussion-
Mr. Till explained to the Board that the IPHC 403(b) retirement funds are not included in the
Foundation or denomination’s financials.
Mr. Till explained to the Board that the denomination was funding about $27K to the IPHF in
support of the 403(b) retirement plan costs and for the Planned Giving Program.
In discussion about the Planned Giving Program budget, Mr. Till informed the board that the
Planned Giving Program would be going through changes. Because Attorney Jonathan Burch
would be giving up his position, CPA and Attorney Lawn Gardner would be providing support
for the Planned Giving Program.
Action Taken:
Motion made approve the 2010 Budget as presented.
The motion was APPROVED. Voting in favor of the motion: ALL
IPHC 403 (b) RETIREMENT PLAN
The Board discussed the IPHC’s 403(b) retirement plan. There was no action taken by the Board related
to the 403(b) plan.
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PLAN GIVING PROGRAM (PGP)
The Board learned about the PGP that was established in 1975. Mr. Till explained the current price of
$25.00 per will has not changed in many years, so there needs to be an increase in the charge per will.
Additionally, the PGP should offer additional simple services (Living Wills/Advanced Directives,
Durable Power of Attorney) under the program.
There was no action taken by the Board related to the Planned Giving Program.
GRANTS PROGRAM
Mr. Till commented there is $7,000.00 available for 2010 grant awards. Current requests-
1. Independent Church-Paula Bost is requesting $2,250.00.
2. Lakeside PHC-Requesting money for walkway. Original request was $3,000, now it is $6,000 in
the updated email request.
3. Richard Wolford-Mr. Wolford requested $5000.00 for operations. He receive an award in 2008.
4. Annual Youth Workers-Charles Boyd is requesting $6000.00 to train 20 youth workers annually.
Before making any awards, the Board reviewed, asked questions and made comments regarding each
application. The Board felt the following comments and questions about the Grants Program need to be
addressed -
Criteria should be considered to award grants that provide the best return for the investment.
Standard evaluations should be used to determine grant awards.
When awards are made, there needs to be a mechanism to track results from previous awards.
The IPHF needs more financial information on the grant applicants.
Conference Bishops should recommend or even sign off on applicants.
The grant process needs to be revised and is a project for the Investment Committee to review.
The Board agreed that award should not be provided for operational funds.
Action Taken:
Motion was made to award $3000.00 to the National Youth Ministries grant request made
by Rev. Charles Boyd.
The motion was APPROVED by the Board. Voting in favor: ALL
Action Taken:
A motion was made to improve the grant award mechanisms and to further define grant
award parameters.
The motion was APPROVED by the Board. Voting in favor: ALL
Action Taken:
A motion was made to decline all other grant requests presented.
The motion was APPROVED by the Board. Voting in favor: ALL
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Action Taken:
A motion was made to ratify the COB’s appointment of Reggie Till as President of the
IPHF.
The motion was APPROVED by the Board. Voting in favor: ALL
RESOLUTION OF APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS OF INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL
HOLINESS FOUNDATION
Action Taken:
By consensus, the Board Approved the Resolution of Appointment of Officers of
International Pentecostal Holiness Foundation. Each member indicated his/her approval
by signing this document.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mr. Wilson directed Mr. Till to develop a strategic plan for presentation to the Board.
Mr. Wilson expressed appreciation everyone’s time and to Mrs. Julie Martin for her time as well.
The next meeting time was not set, but the consensus of the group was to try to have another Sunday &
Monday meeting.
Action Taken:
There being no other business Motion was made and APPROVED to Adjourn the meeting.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:04 pm.
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Ron Carpenter, Sr.
Jana Delano
Mike Gray
Fwd: IPHC v Grant Thornton LLP / Status
Monday, June 14, 2010 2:54:34 PM
File
RWC
Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Day, Bruce W."
Date: June 14, 2010 10:49:40 AM CDT
To: "Ron Carpenter, Sr."
Cc: Greg Hearn , "Edwards, Joe E."
, "Ron Carpenter, Sr."
, Talmadge Gardner , Doug
Beacham , Chris Thompson
Subject: IPHC v Grant Thornton LLP / Status
Bishop
I was out of the office this past week and did not forward the following
status. I am uncertain what I think of the circumstance, i.e. Grant
Thorton’s delayed response. As we have previously discussed, the
accounting firms that still perform these “relatively” small audits in many
instances reject claims out of hand. Grant Thorton has previously
indicated a willingness to negotiate but that willingness has yet to result in
a response to IPHC’s demand.
Bruce
Bruce W. Day
Day, Edwards, Propester & Christensen, P.C.
Suite 2900, Oklahoma Tower
210 Park Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73102-5606
E-mail: bruceday@dayedwards.com
Telephone: (405) 239-2121
Telecopier: (405) 236-1012
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From: Edwards, Joe E.
Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2010 2:47 PM
To: Day, Bruce W.
Cc: Securities Group
Subject: IPHC v Grant Thornton LLP
Bruce:
Today I spoke with Faiyaz Hussain, Senior Counsel, Grant Thornton LLP
on the claim of IPHC against Grant Thornton LLP. It appears that Grant
Thornton LLP has decided to assign a Senior Counsel to address this
claim rather than have an Associate Counsel deal with it part time in
addition to the other administrative duties any an Associate Counsel has.
Mr. Hussain is still spooling up to speed on our claim and was not
prepared today to respond to the settlement demand of IPHC (in the
amount of $577,046.42). Mr. Hussain did attempt some negotiation but
his efforts were unsuccessful as he (a) was not fully aware of all of the
facts and legal arguments we have previously presented, and (b) had to
admit that Grant Thornton LLP owes IPHC a response to its settlement
offer.
Mr. Hussain promised to call back soon with Grant Thornton LLP’s
settlement offer.
Joe E. Edwards
Day, Edwards, Propester & Christensen, P.C.
Suite 2900 Oklahoma Tower
210 Park Avenue
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102-5605
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Attachments:
Ron Carpenter, Sr.
Day, Bruce W.; "DAVID NAKASHIMA"
Talmadge Gardner; Doug Beacham; "Douglas.Moody@; JADE CHING; JD Ferry; Philip J. Leas; Chris Thompson;
LaClair, Tara A.; Garry Bryant; Tommy McGhee; Greg Hearn; Mike Gray; Jana Delano
RE: Redemption Bible College vs IPHC / Appeal Status
Wednesday, June 16, 2010 9:58:34 PM
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Bruce & David,
Please disregard my earlier transmission. My computer was down and I was trying to type an
extended e-mail on my iphone which is not a good idea. I accidentally hit the “SEND” button
before I completed the e-mail. I now have my laptop computer back online so below is the
finished product.
David & Bruce,
Please accept my expression of appreciation on behalf of the IPHC for your diligence in
representing the church. It gives the leadership of the denomination great comfort and
assurance to know that we have such capable counsel. We will all wait patiently for the next
word from the Intermediate Court of Appeals and trust it to be a positive ruling on behalf of
the IPHC. .
Meanwhile, our renewed ministry efforts on the property are in place and progressing at a
rapid pace under the leadership of Rev. & Mrs. Greg Hood and the capable ministry team that
moved with them to the island at the close of last year. The property has been basically
completely remodeled after a significant infusion of funds from the IPHC to purchase
materials and numerous missions trips by 12-15 man work crews from the mainland to
provide the labor. The congregation of the local church on the property has doubled since
January and the future of IPHC ministry on Oahu and the other islands looks extremely
bright. The two of you, Marion & Philip, and your respective law firms have insured that we
could continue rendering quality ministry to the needy and hurting in Hawaii. On behalf of
the church and those in Hawaii who will be blessed by our presence there, I say again,
“Thank You”!
Sincerely,
Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr.
Presiding Bishop
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
From: Day, Bruce W. [mailto:bruceday@dayedwards.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 4:27 PM
To: 'DAVID NAKASHIMA'
Cc: Ron Carpenter, Sr.; Talmadge Gardner; Doug Beacham; 'Douglas.Moody@; JADE CHING; JD Ferry;
Philip J. Leas; Chris Thompson; LaClair, Tara A.
Subject: RE: Redemption Bible College vs IPHC / Appeal Status
David
Thanks for your prompt and thorough response. We are hopeful that ICA will affirm
the lower court as well. Please keep us advised.
Bruce
Bruce W. Day
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From: DAVID NAKASHIMA [mailto:DAN@ahfi.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 4:15 PM
To: Day, Bruce W.
Cc: Bishop Ronald W. Carpenter Sr.; Bishop Talmadge Gardner; Doug Beacham; 'Douglas.Moody@;
JADE CHING; JD Ferry; Philip J. Leas; Rev. Chris Thompson
Subject: Re: Redemption Bible College vs IPHC / Appeal Status
Bruce-
Here are my enumerated responses to your questions:
1) It has been our experience that appeals to the ICA may take anywhere from two to
four years after briefing has been completed. We note that the ICA's decision on
Redemption Bible College's unsuccessful appeal on lot 349/355 took approximately
two years from close of briefing. Unfortunately, the ICA's decision not to schedule
oral argument in our case does not appear to accelerate the appellate process.
2) We are hopeful that the ICA will affirm the lower court's dismissal. We believe the
Transfer Certificate of Title showing IPHC's ownership of Lot 361 is legally
conclusive. As mentioned previously, our only concern is that the ICA may view Leon
Stewart's declaration claiming HHPPHC was not a church or conference, thus raising
an issue of fact regarding the transfer of Lot 361 from HHPPHC to IPHC. In response
we argued that HHPPHC's articles of incorporation stating it is a conference
organization is determinative of HHPPHC's status.
3) Once a decision is made by the ICA, either party can petition the Hawai`i Supreme
Court for additional review (writ of certiorari), although it is within the Supreme
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Court's discretion whether to accept an appeal from the ICA.
4) Under our appellate rules a party has to file a writ of certiorari to the Hawai`i
Supreme Court within 90 days of the ICA decision. The Supreme Court is required to
rule on the writ within 45 days of filing.
It is our understanding that the majority of writs are denied by the Supreme Court. In
the unlikely event the Supreme Court accepts the appeal of this case no additional
briefing is generally allowed. Nonetheless, a decision from the Supreme Court may
take several years.
Please contact me if you have any additional questions. Thanks.
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>>> "Day, Bruce W." 06/15/2010 11:52 AM >>>
David
Thanks for the notice. For purposes of advising the IPHC Executive Committee as to
the status of this matter, can you advise: (1) the anticipated timing of the Intermediate
Court of Appeals ruling; (2) in your opinion, the probability of the Intermediate Court
of Appeals affirming the lower court’s ruling; (3) if affirmed, can the case be
immediately appealed?; and (4) if so, how long might the latter appeal be pending?
We understand that any opinion you might express with regard to the foregoing, is
simply an opinion. Your assistance and response is appreciated.
Bruce
Bruce W. Day
Day, Edwards, Propester & Christensen, P.C.
Suite 2900, Oklahoma Tower
210 Park Avenue
Oklahoma City, OK 73102-5606
E-mail: bruceday@dayedwards.com
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Everyone-
The Intermediate Court of Appeals has given notice that oral argument will not
be scheduled in the Redemption Bible College appeal. Essentially, the appeal
will be decided on review of lower court proceedings and the appeal briefs.
Either party can make a request for oral argument, although as appellee, I don't
believe IPHC would necessarily benefit from oral argument on appeal.
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Transition Items Accomplished:
Transition Benchmarks
August 2009 – May, 2010
• Assimilated new structure
• Dismantled Stewardship Ministries and redistributed duties, personnel and assets
• Redistributed duties of secretary to Executive Director of EVUSA
• Redistributed duties of treasurer to Executive Director of Discipleship
• Initiated legal review to define IPHC Financial Services
• Appointed CFO and implemented office
• Reviewed and adjusted GMC budget
• Conversion of accounting system to new software
• Prepared and approved 2010 departmental budgets
• Reviewed and transitioned to new insurance providers
• Reviewed and reduced GMC personnel by 8 full-time and 2 part-time employees
• Filed $1.1 million claim against Grant Thornton and Associates
• Reduced GMC operating budget by $1.2 million
• Reassigned GMC office space for 6 employees
• $80,000 installation of fiber optic cable to GMC gratis by Cox Cable
• Appointed new Ministry Division Councils, Department Boards, three Study
Commissions, and General Committees
• Established GMC Centennial Committee, GMC V20 Committee, GMC Webcast
Committee, and GMC Video Committee
• Reviewed and restructured IPH Foundation
• Revised bylaws of IPH Foundation
• Hired Foundation President
• Prepared updated job descriptions for
o General Superintendent
o Executive Director of World Missions Ministries
o Executive Director of Evangelism USA
o Executive Director of Discipleship Ministries Division
o President of Extension Loan Fund
o President of IPH Foundation
o Director of City Quest/AA Ministries
o Chief Financial Officer
• Chaired first meeting of new Board of Communications
• Appointed Director of Communication
• Hired new editor of Experience Magazine
• Revised bylaws of Extension Loan Fund
• Conducted legal review of GMC personnel manuals and procedures
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• Chaired six Executive Committee of the Council of Bishops meetings
• Chaired two Council of Bishops meetings
• Produced three webcasts and one video conference
• Made two site trips for next General Conference
• Initiated work for new online IPHC Legal Library
• Completion of IPHC Manual
o Spanish manual ready by April 1, 2010
• Initiated development of Spanish ministerial credentials program
• Appointed Clergy Development Director
• Initiated Pastoral Development Program
• Revised Ministers’ Wives Fellowship Bylaws
• Dialogued with Empowered 21 Conference leaders to involve IPHC
• Preparation of 2009 Christmas video
• Recognized former executives and COB with a special Christmas card and gift
• Prepared 2009 IPHC Christmas card picturing all COB
• ELF hiring of first “In-House” lawyer at GMC (Lawn Gardner)
• First Annual General Ministries Cabinet Meeting in Oklahoma City, OK on
February 23-24, 2010
• Production of Vision 20/20 Materials
• Major financial drive for Haiti earthquake – Response = largest in history for
project outside of the USA – over $435,000.00
• First financial assistance in history for Pentecostal Methodist Church of Chile
for earthquake relief; IPHC sent $10,000.00 & raised app. $5,000.00 of that
amount
• All IPHC credentials printed in Spanish
• Appointment of first Director of Communications - April
• First meeting of Communications Board - April
• Restructuring of IPHC Communications Department – April
• Updated Job Description for Chief of Staff
• New Job Description for Director of Research & Statistics
• Preparation for and execution of 2010 Presiding Assignments for Conferences
• Brochure, mailouts, five videos, & other preparations for Merger Centennial
in Falcon, in January, 2011
• Two Site Visits to Madrid, Spain in preparation for the 2011 IPHC World
Conference
• Four Site Visits to Dallas in preparation for the 2013 General Conference –
Contract signed with Downtown Sheraton Hotel
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Analysis of Conference Leadership
Date: July 12, 2010
NINE ELECTED TO DATE
Sonshine Hispanic – Joaquin Mercado
Rocky Mountain – Larry Herrera
Appalachian – Preston Matheena
South Carolina – Greg Amos
Mississippi – David Moore
Mid-South – Gordon Atwell (Appointed)
SonShine Network Ministries – Ray Willis
Alpha Conference – Mike Gray
Tennessee Valley – Manual Pate
FIFTEEN RE-ELECTED TO DATE
West Coast Hispanic – Freyman Valdez
Golden West – Curtis Belcher
New Horizons – Randell Drake
ACTS2DAY – Chris Thompson
Northwest Latin – Trinidad Guiterrez
Redemption Ministries – Dayton Birt
Korean – John Kim
Regeneration Network Ministries – Rick Fountain
Texas Latin - Jamie Trevino
Cornerstone – Tommy McGee
Georgia – Bill Jones
Heartland – Frank Tunstall
Harvest – Charles Womack
Pacific Western – Roger Halvorson
Pennsylvania – Charles Hawes
ONE DEFINITE CHANGES EXPECTED
Upper South Carolina – Ronald Moore - Not Planning To Serve Again
FIVE ELECTIONS YET TO BE HELD
North Carolina Conference - Jimmy Whitfield
Grace Bible Ministries – Curtis Baker
Ephesians 4 – Brad Reynolds
Mid-Atlantic – Wesley Russ
Great Plains – Gary Burd
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We honor the men and women who have served and continue to serve the IPHC so
faithfully. We all are obviously standing on the shoulders of others in the past in order to
be where we are today. However, several Bishops had felt their time of service was
complete and had previously announced their intention to leave the office. Therefore,
some degree of change in leadership was inevitable during the 2010 Quadrennial
Conference business sessions.
I felt from the beginning that we would see a minimum of eight and a maximum of 12
new Bishops come into office during this time of transition. The average number would
be 10. We currently have nine new Bishops in place and at least one more to be elected.
That would be at least 10 new Bishops for the coming Quadrennium.
Based upon our total number of USA conferences being 30, it appears that about 30% of
the membership of the Council of Bishops will be new to the office when we meet for the
Fall COB meeting in Oklahoma City. This brings the exciting dimension of youth and
fresh thinking to the Council of Bishops. It also means there will be a need for intentional
training and mentoring to address the learning curve for denominational leadership that
they will obviously encounter. We happily and anxiously anticipate both!
This is another example of the “Convergence Factor” that has been so prominent in my
thinking in recent months. The addition of these new Bishops presents a scenario
conducive to even more positive and expeditious change as the IPHC moves into the
leadership position God has ordained for her in the church-world of the 21 st Century!
Sincerely,
Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr.
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• Connect with the heart of the IPHC through
relevant, inspired teaching.
• Learn about upcoming events through the
IPHC newscast.
• Engage in discussion with IPHC members
around the world through interactive chat.
• Continue the discussion in your church or
small group through downloadable resources
and supplemental teaching tools.
• Second Tuesday of each month at
11:00 am CDT
• Speakers include Presiding Bishop Carpenter
and the executive leadership of the church
• Each webcast includes a 10-15 minute
IPHC news segment
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GO Offering
Received for 2009
GO Offering
Received for 2008
Amount Needed To
Match 2008 Giving
Conference
% Comparison
Acts2Day $ 5,668.86 $ 2,605.00 $ 3,063.86 217.61%
Alpha $ 4,555.95 $ 6,666.77 $ (2,110.82) 68.34%
Appalachian $ 146,231.56 $ 151,595.01 $ (5,363.45) 96.46%
Cornerstone $ 212,442.48 $ 184,203.91 $ 28,238.57 115.33%
Ephesians 4 Network $ 10,239.80 $ 6,914.22 $ 3,325.58 148.10%
Georgia $ 26,525.90 $ 31,244.08 $ (4,718.18) 84.90%
Golden West $ 5,400.06 $ 7,370.72 $ (1,970.66) 73.26%
Grace Bible Ministries $ - $ - $ - 0.00%
Great Plains $ 8,816.38 $ 10,497.13 $ (1,680.75) 83.99%
Harvest $ 1,191.43 $ 7,103.80 $ (5,912.37) 16.77%
Heartland $ 73,480.47 $ 53,128.47 $ 20,352.00 138.31%
Hong Kong $ - $ - $ - 0.00%
Korean $ - $ - $ - 0.00%
Mid-Atlantic $ 13,971.00 $ 33,767.85 $ (19,796.85) 41.37%
Mid-South $ - $ - $ - 0.00%
Mississippi $ 509.25 $ 591.50 $ (82.25) 86.09%
New Horizons Ministries $ 66,064.00 $ 51,655.63 $ 14,408.37 127.89%
North Carolina $ 306,507.68 $ 290,475.58 $ 16,032.10 105.52%
Northwest Latin $ - $ 1,305.52 $ (1,305.52) 0.00%
Pacific Western $ 11,331.62 $ 13,807.60 $ (2,475.98) 82.07%
Pennsylvania $ 11,917.85 $ 12,546.60 $ (628.75) 94.99%
Redemption Ministries $ 15,008.59 $ 15,056.07 $ (47.48) 99.68%
Rocky Mountain $ 1,749.29 $ 410.97 $ 1,338.32 425.65%
Sonshine Network $ 43,024.51 $ 60,047.95 $ (17,023.44) 71.65%
South Carolina $ 415,389.54 $ 428,184.38 $ (12,794.84) 97.01%
Tennessee Valley $ 17,297.00 $ 13,356.29 $ 3,940.71 129.50%
Texas Latin-AM $ 5,470.03 $ 6,648.33 $ (1,178.30) 82.28%
UNASSIGNED $ 7,775.00 $ 7,966.00 $ (191.00) 97.60%
Upper S. Carolina $ 49,075.99 $ 55,366.10 $ (6,290.11) 88.64%
West Coast Hispanic $ 2,126.54 $ 1,956.71 $ 169.83 108.68%
Non US/Non Canada $ - $ - $ - 0.00%
Canada $ - $ - $ - 0.00%
TOTAL $ 1,461,770.78 $ 1,454,472.19 $ 7,298.59 100.50%
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Ronald Carpenter, Sr.
Kristen Welch J. Lee Grady Stacy Hilliard
Daniel Woods
Vinson Synan
Demetrius Miles
Hector Andrade
Max Barroso
Wiley Hughes
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ALOJAMIENTO - Dunn, N.C.
Mensione “IISP CENTENIAL” por el precio en grupo.”
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Hampton Inn
Holiday Inn Express
(Salida 73 I-95)
(Salida 73 I-95)
100 Jesse Tart Circle 900 East Pearsall Street
(910-892-4333 (910) 892-4400
$86.00 mas impuesto $72.00 mas impuestos
Comfort Inn
(Salida 71 I-95)
131 Bud Hawkins Road
(910) 891-2511
$69.99 mas impuesto
LA CELEBRACION CENTENIAL ES VERADADERAMENTE
UN EVENTO DE LA VIDA. UNASE A NOSOTROS EN
ENERO 2011 MIENTRAS damos honor al pasado y
abrazamos el futuro. Lo mejor esta por venir!
Oklahoma City, OK 73137
P O Box 270420
IPHC Celebrating the Merger
El “Celebrar la Unión” está patrocinado por La Iglesia
Internacional de Santidad Pentecostal y hospedado
por la Conferencia de Carolina del Norte de la IISP.
REGISTRACIÓN DE SOCIOS CENTENIALES
Nombre: ________________________________________
Dirección: ______________________________________
Ciudad / Estado / Código Postal:
________________________________________________
Teléfono: ________________________________________
Email:
Iglesia:
________________________________________
________________________________________
Conferencia: ____________________________________
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CELEBRANDO LA UNIÓN
En un día frío de Enero 1914, La Iglesia de
Santidad Pentecostal Bautizado con Fuego
y La Iglesia de Santidad Pentecostal se unio
formundo una nueva denominación. Llegaron desde
diferentes ciudades, estados, y trasfondos económicos,
pero tenían una cosa en común. Deseaban el fuego y el
ungimiento del Espírito Santo. No sospechaban el impacto
que su unificación tendría en el futuro del Movimiento
Pentecostal.
La iglesia pequeña que comenzó en Falcon, Carolina
del Norte, tiene ahora una membresía de mas de cuatro
millones con 23,000 ministros y 18,000 iglesias en 103
países. En Enero, vamos a celebrar 100 años de unidad
y ministerio en la Iglesia Internacional de Santidad
Pentecostal. Nuestros himnos, nuestra ropa, y nuestras
iglesias aparecen diferentes pero una cosa sigue igual.
Nosotros todavía buscamos el fuego y el ungimiento del
Espiritu Santo en nuestra vida.
Júntese con nosotros en el Tabernáculo Octagonal en
Falcon mientras celebramos nuestro pasado y abrazamos
nuestro futuro. Es un evento que no quiere perder.
Lo mejor está en el futuro mientras persiguimos nuestro
destino en El !
Obispo Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr.
CELEBRAR EL PASADO
Domingo, 30 de Enero
5:30pm Pre-Adoración / Oración
6:00pm Adoración. Culto de Celebración
Lunes, 31 de Enero
8:30am Coritos/Oración/ Video
9:00am Espiritualidad - Santidad Pentecostal
9:45am Ministerios Femeniles en la IISP
10:30am Recreo
11:00am Reflexiones del Pasado
MAXIMAR EL PRESENTE
Lunes, 31 de Enero
12:15pm Almuerzo - Hogar de Niños - Falcon*
2:00pm Firmar el Convenio y Comunión*
3:30pm Oración y Sesión Profética
6:30pm Pre-Adoración/Oración
7:00pm Adoración/ Culto de Celebración
APRESAR EL FUTURO
Martes, 1 de Febrero
8:30am Coritos / Oración/ Video
9:00am Comisión Apasionada de la Juventud Futura
9:25am Iglesias Multi-culturales/Mirando al escenario
9:50am Grupos Multi-lingual
10:45am Comunicaciones del Siglo 21/ Comprensión
Profética
11:10am La Comisión de Hoy para la Misión de Mañana
11:40am Oración de Comisión Y Culto de Ungimiento
EVENTOS ESPECIALES - FALCON, NC
Martes, 1 de Febrero
2:00-6:00pm Reunión del Concilio de Obispos
2:00-5:00pm Recorridos Guiados
Miércoles, 2 de Febrero
8:30am-4:00pm Consejo de Ministerios Generales
* Por invitación solamente
** Tabernáculo Octagonal (por invitación
solamente)
Sobrelleñar en el auditorio Culbreth
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UBICACION - FALCON, N.C
El Sitio de la Conferencia de Carolina del Norte en Falcon,
servirá como lugar para la Celebración Centenial.
Falcon era un centro de predicación de santidad en los
últimos años de los 1800. Fue aquí donde J.A. Culbreth
estableció la tercera Iglesia de Santidad Pentecostal en
Noviembre 1898. El edificio ahora se conoce como el
Tabernáculo Octagonal, el primer edificio construído en la
IISP.
El Pueblo sigue hospedando la Reunión de Campamento
mas antiguo de Santidad Pentecostal. El Campamento de
Falcon sigue siendo la mas antigua reunión de este tipo
desde 1900 cada verano.
LA CELEBRACION EN EL OESTE - OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
Miércoles, 9 de Febrero
10:00pm - 1:00pm Universidad Christiana de Suroeste
Auditorio de Minchew
USTEDES PUEDEN JUNTARSE EN ESTE EVENTO HISTÓRICO!
Socios Individuales de $100.00 reciben:
Copia de las actas de la reunión 1911
2011 Convenio
Los DVD Históricos
Medalla Centenial 2011
Socios Individuales de $250.00 reciben:
Copia de las actas de la reunión 1911
2011 Convenio
Los DVD Históricos
Medalla Centenial 2011
Dibujo en lápiz y tinta del Tabernáculo Octagonal
Oportunidades en Compañia:
Socio Individual
Un Socio en la Iglesia
Favor de hacer cheque pagable
a IPHC y enviarlo a:
IPHC CELEBRATING the MERGER
P.O. Box 270420
Oklahoma City, OK 73137
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22 nd Pentecostal World Conference
Equip Yourself, Others and the Church
Tuesday- Friday August 24-27, 2010 • Stockholm, Sweden
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Welcome to Sweden!
We extend to you a cordial invitation to the 22 nd Pentecostal World
Conference on August 24-27. This gathering of Pentecostals from
around the world will convene in beautiful Stockholm, Sweden in
the historic Filadelfia Church. The church will be celebrating it’s
Centennial on the weekend at the conclusion of the conference.
The Swedish Pentecostal Church will also have it’s annual leadership
meeting in conjunction with the conference.
The theme for the 22 nd World Conference is Equip Yourself, Others
and the Church. As you see from the brochure leading Pentecostal
leaders from Scandinavia and around the world will focus on preparing
the church for spiritual leadership for this next century. The conference
will provide a wonderful opportunity for worship, training, and fellowship.
Let us join together in prayer as we come together in Stockholm
for the Father to pour out His blessing of the Holy Spirit upon the
conference. We need the wind of the Spirit to sweep over the
Pentecostal movement to renew the evangelistic zeal and empower
us for the challenges of this century.
I look forward to seeing you in Stockholm.
Bishop James D. Leggett
Chairman of PWF Executive Committee
We feel happy and proud for the opportunity to alongside with the
entire worldwide Pentecostal movement, invite you to a leadership
conference in August 2010. This will be a unique happening where
we will be listening to some of the most influential leader within
the International Pentecostal movement. You will be meeting with
Church leaders from all over the world.
We think that God has something to tell us during these days.
The Pentecostal World Conference 2010 is a chance you must not
miss. Be sure to book August 24-27 next year in Stockholm and
Filadelfia Church.
Pelle Hörnmark
General Superintendent,
Swedish Pentecostal Churches
Niklas Piensoho
Senior Pastor,
Filadelfia Church, Stockholm
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Program for PWC2010
Tuesday August 24, 2010 - Grand Opening
07:00 pm Grand opening ceremony
Empowered by the Holy Spirit
Wednesday August 25, 2010 - Equip Yourself
08:30-09:00 am Worship
09:00-10:00 am How to reinvent yourself
10:45-11:45 am The need of intellectual and spiritual awakening
12:15-01:15 pm • Greater faith
• Jesus inspiration
• Pentecostal passion for the lost
05:00-06:00 pm • Visionary leadership
• Power of prayer
• Authentic leadership
07:00 pm Evening celebration
Thursday August 26, 2010 - Equip Others
08:30-09:00 am Worship
09:00-10:00 am The Holy Spirit movement
10:45-11:45 am Empowering the next generation
12:15-01:15 pm • Encountering God for leadership
• Relation revolution
• Cooperation or competition - challenges
for the contemporary Pentecostal missions
05:00-06:00 pm • Lead by example
• Tag team leadership
• Attitude in leadership
07:00 pm Evening celebration
Friday August 27, 2010 - Equip the Church
08:30-09:00 am Worship
09:00-10:00 am Restructuring the church – to be relevant
10:45-11:45 am Building the local church
12:15-01:15 pm GRAND FINAL MEETING
It’s time to change the world
www.pwc2010.se
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Speakers PWC2010
Bishop James D. Leggett
USA
Pelle Hörnmark
Sweden
Niklas Piensoho
Sweden
Dr. Mark Rutland
USA
Ulf Ekman
Sweden
Anne Christensen
Norway
Lazarus Chakwera
Malawi
Bishop Dag Heward-Mills
West Africa
Dr. David Mohan
India
Dr. Prince Guneratnam
Malaysia
Bishop Ken Ulmer
USA
Dr. Young Hoon Lee
South Korea
Egil Svartdahl
Norway
Dr. Raymond F. Culpepper
USA
Dr. Grant McClung
USA
Dr. Matthew Thomas
India
Dr. Isak Burger
South Africa
Magnus Persson
Sweden
Rev. Brian Houston
Australia
Evang. Reinhard Bonnke
USA
Dr. Jack W. Hayford
USA
Chatrine Carlson
Sverige
Contact information PWC2010
Pentecostal World Conference 2010
Filadelfia Church – Filadelfiakyrkan
Stockholm, Sweden
Visiting address: Rörstrandsgatan 5, Stockholm
Postal address: Box 21055, 100 31 Stockholm, Sweden
Email: info@pwc2010.se
Internet: www.pwc2010.se
Registration
To register for the Pentecostal World Conference 2010 and the monthly newsletter,
please visit www.pwc2010.se
Sponsors
STOCKHOLM
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INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
Global Summary By Region
For Year Ending December, 2009
ID Name Chr Gains Total Chrs Mbr Gains Total Mbrs Adherents AVG/Chr
1 AFRICA 176 4,446 38,649 938,681 1,165,842 211
2 ASIA 0 4,894 (216) 424,037 526,654 87
3 EUROPE/MIDEAST 21 365 2,238 30,974 38,470 85
4 LATIN AMERICA 214 893 26,949 107,444 133,445 120
5 UNITED STATES 41 2,065 3,003 268,809 333,861 130
6 CANADA 0 30 0 3,000 3,726 100
7 AFFILIATES 0 5,642 0 2,062,000 2,561,004 365
Global Totals: 452 18,335 70,623 3,834,945 4,763,002 209
Description of Terms:
Chr Gains = Net change in total churches from previous year. Does not equal New Churches planted.
Total Chrs = Total of all active churches for this reporting period.
Mbr Gains = New members added during this reporting period
Total Mbrs = Total of all members reported during this period
AVG/Chr = Calculated average members per church or the average church size
Note: Adherents are calculated using a formula suggested by the Glenmary Research Center based on
reported membership.
5/10/2010 Source: IPHC GlobalDesk / Prepared by Joe Iaquinta Page 1/1
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INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
Analysis of Region 5:U.S. Data
For Year Ending 2009
MBRS SBS WSHP CHURCH COUNTS MBRS SBS WSHP
1999 185,431 93,360 137,732
2000 197,972 96,013 150,881 Active this report: 2,065 268,809 162,232 209,740
2001 209,922 122,701 162,385 Averages per Church: 130 79 102
2002 213,348 122,456 164,522
2003 223,110 133,324 174,741
2004+ 235,147 118,580 184,801
2005+ 244,184 150,460 184,570 New Churches: 84 4,175
2006+ 248,374 168,783 192,950 New Transfer Mbrs: 15 1,232
2007 257,737 152,957 202,433 New Transfer Affil: 2 85
2008 265,806 163,233 205,675 CTM's this report: 0 0
2009 268,809 162,232 209,740 Total New Chrs: 101 5,492
SIMPLE RATES Closures: 41 (1,444)
DGR: 44.96% 73.77% 52.28% Merged: 3 (143)
AGR: 1.13% -0.61% 1.98% Withdrew: 16 (2,355)
Duplicates: 2 (480)
Estimated U.S. Adherents: 333,861 *Total Closed Chrs: 62 (4,422)
COMPOSITE RATES MEMBERSHIP RATIOS MEMBERSHIP GAINS **MGI
Simple Decadal: 58.03% Worship to Membership: 78:100 This period: 3,003 90
Weighted Decadal: 54.61% Bible Studies to Worship: 77:100 Past two years: 11,072 28
Simple Annual: 4.68% Bible Studies to Members: 60:100 Past five years: 33,662 20
Weighted Annual: 4.45% Past ten years: 83,378 22
CHURCHES BY SIZE NO % MBRS % CHURCHES BY WDGR NO % MBRS %
500 or more: 62 3 93,689 35 100% or higher: 342 17 94,048 35
200 to 499: 212 10 58,716 22 50% to 99%: 157 8 23,623 9
100 to 199: 385 19 53,035 20 25% to 49%: 160 8 21,304 8
50 to 99: 561 27 39,166 15 1% to 24%: 280 14 43,291 16
Fewer than 50: 845 41 24,203 9 Lower than 1%: 1010 49 78,194 29
Insufficient data: 0 0 Insufficient data: 116 6 8,349 3
Totals: 2,065 268,809 Totals: 2,065 268,809
PERCENTILE RANKINGS MEMBERS WORSHIP
25% of churches have fewer than: 32 30
50% of churches have fewer than: 62 52
75% of churches have fewer than: 124 90
95% of churches have fewer than: 337 260
+Changes made to this year's data to correct error. Will not agree with previously printed totals.
*Closed churches does not include transfers into other conferences.
**MGI=Members Gained per member Index. It takes "MGI" to produce one new member.
Due to rounding, percentages may not total 100%
5/10/2010 Source: IPHC GlobalDesk / Prepared by Joe Iaquinta 1
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INTERNATIONAL PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS CHURCH
Summary of Region 5:US:Conference Totals
For Year Ending 2009
Sorted
On
ID NAME MBRS SBS WSHP GAINS CHRS AVG NEW CLSD SAGR
01 ALPHA 8,508 3,100 5,258 1,506 57 149 3 1 21.51%
05 PACIFIC WESTERN 4,403 3,187 4,536 (203) 42 105 2 2 -4.41%
07 ROCKY MOUNTAIN 1,889 1,494 2,134 153 28 67 2 1 8.81%
08 NEW HORIZON MINISTRIES 9,981 4,456 6,212 (581) 84 119 1 4 -5.50%
09 REDEMPTION MINISTRIES 6,151 2,777 5,536 329 71 87 8 3 5.65%
11 SONSHINE 60,533 39,534 46,660 113 267 227 9 4 0.19%
12 GEORGIA 5,100 2,868 3,711 (133) 57 89 1 0 -2.54%
13 EPHESIANS FOUR NETWORK 4,028 1,757 2,977 356 60 67 9 8 9.69%
14 GREAT PLAINS 1,816 1,304 1,990 (18) 26 70 1 0 -0.98%
16 HARVEST 1,813 751 1,227 (281) 28 65 8 1 -13.42%
17 MID-ATLANTIC 3,494 1,721 2,619 (125) 28 125 1 0 -3.45%
18 MISSISSIPPI 1,186 531 952 11 20 59 0 0 0.94%
19 NORTH CAROLINA 30,814 12,755 21,604 169 233 132 6 7 0.55%
21 NORTHWEST LATIN 1,065 2,025 1,485 37 26 41 4 0 3.60%
22 HEARTLAND 7,851 3,176 6,219 266 83 95 4 2 3.51%
24 PENNSYLVANIA 1,284 859 1,053 (162) 15 86 0 0 -11.20%
26 SOUTH CAROLINA 17,796 8,912 13,436 194 195 91 6 4 1.10%
27 GOLDEN WEST 2,860 1,895 2,734 199 38 75 2 0 7.48%
28 GRACE BIBLE MINISTRIES 3,880 3,170 3,605 (325) 46 84 12 2 -7.73%
29 TEXAS LATIN 6,401 5,137 5,899 (66) 81 79 10 5 -1.02%
30 TENNESSEE VALLEY 2,457 1,414 2,325 0 32 77 0 0 0.00%
31 UPPER SOUTH CAROLINA 28,750 11,150 22,475 2,442 87 330 1 0 9.28%
32 APPALACHIAN 20,947 7,574 13,782 124 172 122 5 6 0.60%
33 CORNERSTONE 16,922 6,574 12,226 (168) 147 115 0 2 -0.98%
36 WEST COAST HISPANIC 1,452 1,333 1,927 (276) 25 58 0 1 -15.97%
38 MID-SOUTH 6,385 1,832 4,087 (367) 25 255 0 3 -5.44%
40 HOME MISSIONS 4,169 3,012 4,339 (3,178) 54 77 4 4 -43.26%
46 AMERICAN KOREAN 3,887 3,025 6,508 0 22 177 0 0 0.00%
49 REGENERATION MINISTRIES 2,987 24,909 2,224 2,987 16 187 2 2 ***.**%
Region 5:US Totals 268,809 162,232 209,740 3,003 2,065 130 101 62
Notes:
MBRS=Members; SBS=Systematic Bible Studies; WSHP=Morning Worship
GAINS=Membership gains; AVG=Average Church Size; SAGR=Simple Annual Growth Rate.
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CHURCH INFORMATION FORM
GUIDELINES
THIS FORM SHOULD BE USED ONLY ONCE FOR EACH NEW CHURCH REPORTED.
The Church Information Form (CIF & related Membership/Affiliate Agreement) is to assist the Conference in the
collection/reporting of essential information about new churches and the pastors who lead them. Only information
vital to the work of the IPHC has been requested on the form.
Use a CIF form to report any church that becomes a part of the conference. Use the Member CIF to report
Church Plants, and Member Transfers (independent which joins as a member church). Use the Affiliate CIF to
report Affiliate Transfers (independent which joins as an affiliate).
Be sure to complete the form. Incomplete forms defeat the purpose of the CIF, requiring someone to contact your
office again to gather the necessary information.
1. The CIF should only be reported ONE time for each new church. Once the CIF is sent in, the church becomes
a permanent part of our statistical and financial records.
• Do NOT use the CIF to report a new church with fewer than 12 (8 adults) in attendance. These churches
cannot be included in our statistical reports.
• Sending a CIF in more than once leads to duplicate records, especially if the new church has changed its
name, location or pastor since the first report.
• Changes in a church's status (from mission to CTM to Organized or from Affiliate to Member church) are not
significant for our Information Management System. Closure is the only status change that needs to be
reported and that piece of information is collected at the end of each year during the growth stats update.
2. Once the conference has determined that the new church is viable and wishes to include it as part of the
permanent records, the CIF (includes the Membership or Affiliate Agreement) should be filled out and signed by
all appropriate parties.
• Make sure both forms are complete, including signatures. Missing information takes longer to obtain later, not
to mention the inconvenience to all parties involved.
• The EIN (Employer Identification Number) is very important! Without it, the IRS will not accept the church as
part of our tax-exempt umbrella. Make sure a new church applies for that number as soon as practical, since
it can take a while to receive it.
• Use the CIF for your conference records, as well. Mailing information is important for obvious
communications purposes; the physical address of the church is important in order to include the church in
our online database. Without that physical address, visitors cannot obtain directions to the church's worship
location.
3. See detailed instructions for each field on the CIF on page two, below.
4. Mail or fax the completed forms to the GlobalDesk office at 405.789.3957. If you fax the forms, do NOT mail
the originals unless requested to do so (i.e., in the event of fax problems). Duplicate records arriving at different
times increase the risk of errors.
5. The forms are reviewed for completeness. If properly completed and signed, the forms are forwarded to the
Presiding Bishop for his signature and processed into our system. If incomplete, the conference office will be
contacted to obtain the missing information.
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2. The top block highlighted with a double border
is reserved for RDC use only. These fields help us
route the information form to all the necessary
ministries.
3. The second line on the form
is reserved for conference use.
P l e a s e c o m p l e t e t h e
Conference Name field and
check one of the New Church
Types.
7 . The Church Mailing
Address block is used to send
promotional materials,
newsletters, etc. directly to the
local church. LSR also uses this
address to contact the local
church with catalogs, etc.
This address can be a post
office box or the pastor’s
home address. It is an address
other than the physical
location address in the block
above. 8 If it is the same as
the physical address, just check
the Same as Church’s Physical
Address box.
9 eMail Address field is used
to add the church to our
enews publications mailing list.
Updates are sent out on a
regular basis to all subscribers.
1 When used, the name Church Information Form or CIF automatically includes
the Membership or Affiliate Agreement. Both together are a completed
submission. If the agreement is missing or is not signed, the CIF can not be
processed.
Be sure to use the correct form: 1] Member CIF for church plants or transfer
member churches; 2] Affiliate CIF for transfer affiliate churches.
Please note that the CIF need only be submitted once for each new church.
CHURCH INFORMATION FORM
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
The information on this form is required in order to assign a Statistical and Accounting ID to a new church. Use this form for any new church that
becomes a member or affiliate church of the conference. To begin, click in Conf Name/ID field.
FOR RDC
USE ONLY
Date Received Church ID Routing Status
! EVUSA ! LTR ! IMS ! LSR ! ENEWS ! ONLINE
Conference Name/ID
New Member Church Type (type X in appropriate field)
Church Plant
Transfer
Church Physical Address Information (For statistical & Internet location mapping)
Church Name
Federal Employer Identification Number
Physical Address
Physical Address 2
City State Zipcode
County Name District Name Church Area Code Church Phone No
Church Mailing Address
Mailing Address
Mailing Address 2
Check if same as Church's Physical Address
eMail Address (for enews publications)
City State Zipcode
Pastor's Contact Information
Check if same as Church's Mailing Address
Pastor's Last Name First Name Social Security Spouse Name
Mailing Address
eMail Address (for enews publications)
City State Zipcode
Year of Birth Founding Pastor (Yes/No)? Home Area Code Home Phone No
Church Historical Information
First Service Charter Date Charter Members
Ethnicity: African-Am Hispanic Korean-Am Multi-cultural Other:
Previous Membership/Affiliation (For Transfer Churches Only)
Signature of Pastor or Secretary(/Treasurer)
Signature of Conference Bishop or Secretary(/Treasurer)
13 The Church Historical Information block
collects charter and ethnic information helpful to
our statistical analysis.
14 The Ethnicity field is based on a church’s selfperception
only. No other criteria are needed.
2
5
10
7
13
4
8
3
11
15
6
Please Specify:
How long?
FORM CIF-M0910. Complete, sign and send this form to the GlobalDesk Office, PO Box 12609, Oklahoma City, OK 73157 or FAX it to 405-789-3957. A
signed Member Agreement must accompany this document. Incomplete submissions cannot be processed. Signatures are required.
1
14
12
9
Date
Date
4. The Church Physical
Address block is used to
provide contact and mapping
information to visitors through
the online database of local
churches.
Visitors to our website who
live in your area OR members
who are visiting or moving to
your area often use the
database to locate one of our
churches to visit.
The online database provides a
convenient mapping service via
MapQuest, which provides
driving directions to the
church. However, the actual
street address is needed to
provide accurate instructions.
5. The County Name field is
used for statistical mapping and
for national religious surveys
with which we cooperate.
6. If your conference uses
districts, be sure to include the
District Name. This data helps
provide accurate growth
reports for your conference.
10 The Pastor’s Contact
block collects information if
separate from the church’s
mailing address.
If it is the
same as the church’s mailing
address, just check the 11
Same as Church’s Mailing
Address box.
12 The eMail Address field
will allow the pastor to
subscribe his/her personal
email address to our enews
publications. If the pastor
would prefer the enews go to
the church email account,
leave this field blank.
15 The Signature block requires the signature of either the pastor or
church secretary. This is not the pastor’s personal secretary, but the Church’s
secretary who is empowered to sign legal documents on behalf of the
church.
The same is true for the Conference secretary. This refers to the person
who holds the office of Secretary or Secretary/Treasurer for the conference.
A stamped signature will be accepted if properly initialed by the person
making the stamped image.
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[ ] Church Plant [ ] Transfer Member
We, the Pastor/Officers of
________________________________________________(Church Name)
agree to become a member of the
______________________________________________(Conference Name)
Conference of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC).
We dedicate the Church to the service of the Lord Jesus Christ through membership in the IPHC. The
Church will become a full participant in the life and ministry of the Conference. As such, the Church will
participate in all of the rights, privileges, opportunities and responsibilities ascribed to the local church by
the IPHC Manual. The Conference will work with the pastor and the local church, providing resources to
accomplish our God-given mission.
The mission of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church is to multiply and mature believers and
churches in worship, fellowship, and evangelism as we walk in obedience to the Great Commission in
conjunction with the whole body of Christ.
For Transfer Members Only: A Transfer Member Church may retain full control of any real property the
church acquired before becoming an IPHC Transfer Member Church. Any real property acquired after
becoming an IPHC Transfer Member Church shall be subject to the provisions of the Article regarding
real property that apply to Planted Member Churches unless an exception to those provisions is granted
in writing by the Conference Executive Council. The Conference Executive Council and Church
Leadership are urged to form a written agreement regarding future property acquisitions as soon as
possible.
In witness whereof the parties have executed this Membership Agreement:
Type name of Signator here
Senior Pastor
Date
Type name of Signator here
Church Secretary/Treasurer
Date
Type name of Signator here
Conference Superintendent
Date
Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr. General Superintendent Date
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
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[ ] Membresía Plantada [ ] Membresía Transferida
Nosotros, los Pastores/ Oficiales de la Iglesia
____________________________________________(Nombre de Iglesia Local)
acordamos ser miembros de la Conferencia
____________________________________________(Nombre de Conferencia)
Iglesia Internacional de Santidad Pentecostal (IISP).
Dedicamos la Iglesia al servicio del Señor Jesucristo a través de la membresía en la IISP. La
Iglesia participara completamente en la vida y ministerio de la Conferencia. Como tal, la Iglesia
participara en todos los derechos, privilegios, oportunidades y responsabilidades descritas a la
iglesia local por el Manual de la IISP. La Conferencia trabajara con el pastor e iglesia local,
proveyendo recursos para lograr nuestra visión otorgada por Dios.
La misión de la Iglesia Internacional de Santidad Pentecostal es multiplicar y madurar creyentes e
iglesias en adoración, convivió, y evangelismo al caminar en obediencia a la Gran Comisión en
conjunto con el cuerpo entero de Cristo.
Solo para uso de Membresía transferida: Una Iglesia miembra transferida puede retener completo
control de toda propiedad real que la iglesia a adquirido antes de ser una Iglesia Miembra
Transferida de la IISP puede ser sujeta a las provisiones del Articulo en referencia a propiedad real
que aplica a las Iglesias Miembras Plantadas a lo menos que una excepción a esas provisiones es
dada por escrito por el Consulado Ejecutivo de la Conferencia. El Consulado Ejecutivo de la
Conferencia y el Liderazgo de la Iglesia son recomendados a obtener un acuerdo por escrito sobre
el futuro de las propiedades adquiridas lo más pronto posible.
Como testigos el grupo de personas han ejecutado este Acuerdo de Membresía.
Type name of Signator here
Pastor Mayor
Fecha
Type name of Signator here
Secretaria(o)/ Tesorera(o) de la Iglesia
Fecha
Type name of Signator here
Obispo de la Conferencia / Superintendente
Fecha
Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr. Superintendente General Fecha
Iglesia Internacional de Santidad Pentecostal
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The information on this form is required in order to assign a Statistical and Accounting ID to a
new church. Use this form for any new church that becomes a member church of the
conference. To begin, click in Conf Name/ID field.
FOR GMC USE
ONLY
Conference Name/ID
Date Received Church ID Routing Status
New Member Church Type (type X in appropriate field)
EVUSA LTR IMS LSR ENEWS ONLINE
Church Plant
Church Physical Address Information (For statistical & Internet location mapping)
Church Name
Transfer
Federal Employer Identification Number
Physical Address
Physical Address 2
City State Zipcode
County Name District Name Church Area Code Church Phone No
Church Mailing Address
Mailing Address
Check if same as Church's Physical Address
Mailing Address 2
eMail Address (for enews publications)
City State Zipcode
Pastor's Contact Information
Check if same as Church's Mailing Address
Pastor's Last Name First Name Social Security Spouse Name
Mailing Address
eMail Address (for enews publications)
City State Zipcode
Year of Birth Founding Pastor (Yes/No)? Home Area Code Home Phone No
Church Historical Information
First Service Charter Date Charter Members
Ethnicity: African-Am Hispanic Korean-Am Multi-cultural Other:
Previous Membership/Affiliation (For Transfer Churches Only)
Please Specify:
How long?
Signature of Pastor or Secretary(/Treasurer)
Date
Signature of Conference Bishop or Secretary(/Treasurer)
Date
Complete, sign and send this form to the GlobalDesk Office, PO Box 12609, Oklahoma City, OK 73157 or FAX it to 405-789-3957. A signed Member
Agreement must accompany this document. Incomplete submissions cannot be processed. Signatures are required.
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La Información en esta forma es requerida para poder asignar una Identificación de Estadísticas
y Contabilidad a una iglesia nueva. Use esta forma para la iglesia nueva que se convierte en una
iglesia miembro o afiliada a la conferencia.
FOR GMC USE
ONLY
Nombre de la conferencia
Date Received Church ID Routing Status
Información de Direccíón Fisica de la Iglesia
Nombre de Iglesia
Iglesia Planta (incl CTM)
EVUSA LTR IMS LSR ENEWS ONLINE
Miembro Transferido
Federal Employer Identification Number
Dirección Fisica del Edificio
Dirección Fisicia Linea 2
Ciudad Estado Código Postal
Nombre de Pais Nombre de Distrito No. de Teléfono de la Iglesia
Información de Dirección del la Iglesia
Dirección de Correo
Igual que la Dirección fisica de la Iglesia
Dirección de Correo Linea 2
Correo Electrónico (para publicaciones electrónicas)
Ciudad Estado Código Postal
Información de Dirección del Pastor
Igual que la Dirección de la Iglesia
Apelido del Pastor Primer Nombre Numero Social Nombre de Cónyuge
Dirección
Correo Electrónico (para publicaciones electrónicas)
Ciudad Estado Código Postal
Año de Nacimiento ¿Pastor Fundador? No. de Teléfono de Casa
Información Histórica de la Iglesia
Primer Culto Fecha de membresia Miembros al Iniciar
Etnicidad Hispano Multi-cultural Otro: Otro
Membresia Previa/Afiliados con
¿Cuánto Tiempo?
Firma del Pastor o Secretaria(o) de la Iglesia
Fecha
Firma del Superintendente de la Conferencia o Secretaria(o)
Fecha
Llene, firme y envié esta forma a la Oficina del GlobalDesk, PO Box 12609, Oklahoma City, OK 73157 o envíela por FAX 405-789-3957. Si la iglesia es un
Miembro Transferido o Afiliado Transferido, el Acuerdo correspondiente firmado deberá acompañar este documento.
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This agreement is entered into by the
______________________________________ (Conference Name)
Conference of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church, Inc. (IPHC), hereinafter referred to as
“Conference”, and the
___________________________________________(Church Name)
hereinafter referred to as “Church” on the
______ day of ________, ______ (Date)
The Affiliate Church status is designed to provide an entrance for non-IPHC churches and groups to
become acquainted with the IPHC and her ministries with the intent of becoming a member of the
IPHC.
This agreement is entered into with the understanding that the property of the Affiliate Church will be
held in trust by its local Board of Trustees and will be completely subject to the decisions of the
Church and said Board of Trustees. The Affiliate Church may voluntarily and is encouraged to
financially support the Conference and the worldwide ministries of the IPHC as much as possible
with respect to the needs of both parties.
An Affiliate Church is connected with the International Pentecostal Holiness Church for the purpose
of training, networking, ministry participation, and exploring full membership status with the IPHC.
This agreement is valid for a two-year period and may be renewed with the mutual consent of
Conference and Local Church Leadership. An Affiliate Church may choose to become a fully
connected Transfer Member at any time during this agreement and would then function in
accordance with the International Pentecostal Holiness Church Manual.
In witness whereof the parties have executed this Affiliation Agreement.
Type name of Signator here
Senior Pastor
Date
Type name of Signator here
Church Secretary/Treasurer
Date
Type name of Signator here
Conference Superintendent
Date
Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr. General Superintendent Date
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Este acuerdo es hecho por la Conferencia
________________________________________________(Nombre de Conferencia)
de la Iglesia Internacional de Santidad Pentecostal, Inc. (IISP), de aquí en adelante referida como la
________________________________________________(Nombre de Iglesia Local)
de aquí en adelante referida como la “iglesia”.
El estatus de una Iglesia Afiliada esta diseñado para proveer una entrada a iglesias que no son de la IISP
y para que grupos se familiaricen con la IISP y sus ministerios con la intención de convertirse en un
miembro de la IISP.
Este acuerdo es hecho con el entendimiento que la propiedad de la iglesia será contendida en asociación
por su Mesa Administrativa local y será completamente sometida a la decisión de la Iglesia y la Mesa
Administrativa. La Iglesia Afiliada esta de acuerdo en apoyar la Conferencia y ministerios mundiales de la
IISP todo lo posible, en oración y financieramente en respecto a las necesidades de los dos partidos.
Una Iglesia Afiliada esta conectada con la Iglesia Internacional Santidad Pentecostal con el propósito de
entrenar, integrar, participar en ministerio, y explorar estatus de completa membresía con la IISP.
Este acuerdo es valido por un periodo de dos años y puede ser renovado con el consentimiento mutuo de
la Conferencia y el Liderazgo de la Iglesia Local. Como testigos los partidos han ejecutado este Acuerdo
de Afiliación en esta fecha
Mes / Día / Año
Firme Aquí
Pastor Mayor
Fecha
Firme Aquí
Secretaria(o)/ Tesorera(o) de la Iglesia
Fecha
Firme Aquí
Obispo de la Conferencia / Superintendente
Fecha
Dr. Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr. Superintendente General Fecha
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The information on this form is required in order to assign a Statistical and Accounting ID to a
new church. Use this form for any church that becomes an affiliate church of the conference. To
begin, click in Conf Name/ID field.
FOR GMC USE
ONLY
Conference Name/ID
Date Received Church ID Routing Status
Church Physical Address Information (For statistical & Internet location mapping)
Church Name
EVUSA LTR IMS LSR ENEWS ONLINE
THIS FORM IS FOR USE WITH AFFILIATE CHURCHES ONLY!
Federal Employer Identification Number
Physical Address
Physical Address 2
City State Zipcode
County Name District Name Church Area Code Church Phone No
Church Mailing Address
Mailing Address
Check if same as Church's Physical Address
Mailing Address 2
eMail Address (for enews publications)
City State Zipcode
Pastor's Contact Information
Check if same as Church's Mailing Address
Pastor's Last Name First Name Social Security Spouse Name
Mailing Address
eMail Address (for enews publications)
City State Zipcode
Year of Birth Founding Pastor (Yes/No)? Home Area Code Home Phone No
Church Historical Information
First Service Charter Date Charter Members
Ethnicity: African-Am Hispanic Korean-Am Multi-cultural Other:
Previous Membership/Affiliation (For Transfer Churches Only)
Please Specify:
How long?
Signature of Pastor or Secretary(/Treasurer)
Date
Signature of Conference Bishop or Secretary(/Treasurer)
Date
Complete, sign and send this form to the GlobalDesk Office, PO Box 12609, Oklahoma City, OK 73157 or FAX it to 405-789-3957. A signed Affiliate
Agreement must accompany this document. Incomplete submissions cannot be processed. Signatures are required.
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La Información en esta forma es requerida para poder asignar una Identificación de
Estadísticas y Contabilidad a una iglesia nueva. Use esta forma para la iglesia nueva que se
convierte en una iglesia miembro o afiliada a la conferencia.
FOR GMC USE
ONLY
Nombre de la conferencia
Date Received Church ID Routing Status
EVUSA LTR IMS LSR ENEWS ONLINE
Afiliado Transferido
Información de Direccíón Fisica de la Iglesia
Nombre de Iglesia
Federal Employer Identification Number
Dirección Fisica del Edificio
Dirección Fisicia Linea 2
Ciudad Estado Código Postal
Nombre de Pais Nombre de Distrito No. de Teléfono de la Iglesia
Información de Dirección del la Iglesia
Dirección de Correo
Igual que la Dirección fisica de la Iglesia
Dirección de Correo Linea 2
Correo Electrónico (para publicaciones electrónicas)
Ciudad Estado Código Postal
Información de Dirección del Pastor
Igual que la Dirección de la Iglesia
Apelido del Pastor Primer Nombre Numero Social Nombre de Cónyuge
Dirección
Correo Electrónico (para publicaciones electrónicas)
Ciudad Estado Código Postal
Año de Nacimiento ¿Pastor Fundador? No. de Teléfono de Casa
Información Histórica de la Iglesia
Primer Culto Fecha de membresia Miembros al Iniciar
Etnicidad Hispano Multi-cultural Otro: Otro
Membresia Previa/Afiliados con
¿Cuánto Tiempo?
Firma del Pastor o Secretaria(o) de la Iglesia
Fecha
Firma del Superintendente de la Conferencia o Secretaria(o)
Fecha
Llene, firme y envié esta forma a la Oficina del GlobalDesk, PO Box 12609, Oklahoma City, OK 73157 o envíela por FAX 405-789-3957. Si la iglesia es un
Afiliado Transferido, el Acuerdo correspondiente firmado deberá acompañar este documento.
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Chaplain, Colonel Gary Linsky
United States Air Force
SUBJECT: Endorser input on the Repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Legislation and
Practicing Homosexuals Serving in the Military
From: The International Pentecostal Holiness Church, Inc.
P. O. Box 12609
Oklahoma City, OK 73157-2609
Dear Chaplain Linsky:
First of all, we want to thank the members of the Comprehensive Review
Working Group for taking the initiative to invite the Chaplain Endorsing Agencies
to express their concerns about the possible impact on the military and our
chaplains in the event that the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” legislation is repealed.
Our denomination is a member of the National Association of Evangelicals. This
diverse body of evangelicals represents over 45,000 local churches from over 40
different denominations and serves a constituency of millions. We are an affiliate
member of the National Association of Evangelicals Chaplains Commission with
over 1,000 military chaplains, and I serve as the Vice Chairman.
It was in 1985 that the NAE (National Association of Evangelicals) affirmed that
“the sexual relationship between a man and a woman within the bounds of
marriage is something natural and beautiful” and that “homosexual activity, like
adulterous relationships, is clearly condemned in Scriptures.” In addition, we
affirmed that “the Bible records God’s historic judgment on societies
characterized by this deviant behavior.” The Apostle Paul in writing to the
Romans clearly teaches that the practice of homosexuality is a degrading and
unnatural passion (Romans 1:26-27). In his letter to the Corinthians Paul defines
the practice of homosexuality as a sin that brings devastating consequences (1
Corinthians 6:9-10).
In 2004, the NAE affirmed that “We believe that homosexuality is not an
inherited condition in the same category as race, gender, or national origin, all of
which are free from moral implication. We believe that homosexuality is a
deviation from the Creator’s plan for human sexuality.” We also “affirmed that
homosexuals can be forgiven, cleansed and healed of their behavior and be
restored to healthy and godly living.” We called on “pastors and theologians,
along with medical and sociological specialists within the Christian community to
expand research on the factors which give rise to homosexuality and to develop
therapy, pastoral care, and congregational support leading to complete
restoration.”
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We, as members and leaders of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church,
wish to affirm the beliefs stated above. We support the military of the United
States of America and believe that the military services have been established to
serve the good of our Nation, and not to be a social experiment or testing
ground for society at large. We believe that allowing those that practice deviant
and potentially harmful behavior are a threat to our national security and the
well being of our Country.
We, as a denomination, would caution the President and Congress to think long
and hard about writing new legislation to reverse the DADT current policy with
regard to homosexuals. It is our belief that such action would be in direct
opposition to the moral law of God and the standards of natural law. Such action
may indeed position our military and Nation on the slippery slope to destruction.
I believe that should the DADT law be reversed it will set in motion the Law of
Unintended Consequences.
It will subvert the good order and discipline in the military services. It will
undermine the integrity of men and women at all levels. They will be ruled by
fear of possible charges of discrimination or hate crime. If this happens, this law
with its enforcement will silence the voice of many chaplains for fear of being
disciplined or prosecuted. It will be a deterrent to recruiting the best young men
and women. It will cause outstanding career officers and non-commissioned
offers to rethink their commitment to the military and resign in order to maintain
their own integrity and moral standards. There may very well be a mass exodus
of faithful chapel attendees by going to civilian churches, and there will be a
significant loss of attendance in Sunday schools and Bible studies. Chaplains will
no longer be the spiritual leaders of Bible studies and prayer groups.
We appeal to you and the review team, for the good of our Nation and our
military to provide counsel to your Service Chief of Staff and Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and those who serve at that level of leadership to petition
our President and Congress to deny those who openly practice homosexuality to
serve in our Nation’s military services, Army, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard.
We urge you to speak with moral courage and integrity to this issue that is vital
to the spiritual, moral, and physical wellbeing of our nation.
Thank you again for your time and attention to the Chaplain Endorsing Agencies.
If you have any questions concerning this statement please feel free to contact
Chaplain, Lt. Colonel Hugh H. Morgan, US Air Force, retired at 770-725-1757.
Respectfully,
Original signed
Hugh H. Morgan
Director, Chaplains Ministries, IPHC
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Chaplain, Colonel Gary Linsky
United States Air Force
SUBJECT: An addendum to: Endorser input on the Repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t
Tell” Legislation and Practicing Homosexuals Serving in the Military
From: The International Pentecostal Holiness Church, Inc.
P. O. Box 12609
Oklahoma City, OK 73157-2609
Dear Chaplain Linsky:
It is my belief that the White House and Congress are completely out of touch
with the American people. I am confident that the majority of Americans are
repulsed by homosexual and lesbian lifestyles. I recommend a poll to be taken
among the men and women in the armed forces to get their opinion.
I joined the Marine Corps in 1953. I was a ministerial student at the time, and
would have been drafted in the Army, but I refused to apply for a ministerial
deferment. I considered myself to be an American so I wanted to volunteer to
fight for my country, and did. I can tell you the Marines I served with on active
duty for three years were heterosexual men.
While in the Marine Corps, a young Methodist Navy chaplain came where we
were. When I saw the cross on his uniform, I instantly remembered my
commitment to Jesus Christ as a six-year-old boy. That cross for me was a
visible reminder of the Holy unseen God to Whom I was accountable and had
earlier given my heart and life to serve and obey. I was backsliding at that time,
but I repented of my sins and rededicated my life to Christ. Through the ministry
of this chaplain, I was called to be a military chaplain. I found out what the
requirements were, and set my heart like a flint to finish college, go to seminary,
and pastor a church for two years. In seminary, I was in the Army Chaplain
Candidate Program. I finished the Chaplain Officer Basic Course at Fort Slocum
on David’s Island, just off the shore from New Rochelle, NY. Since there were no
openings in the Army following my graduation from seminary, I pastored a rural
church for two years. One of our Air Force chaplains was killed in an Air Force
transport aircraft over Manila, Philippines, in April 1964, when some 57 souls lost
their lives. Shortly after that, my bishop asked me to fill that vacancy. I had to
resign my commission in the Army Reserve, and was sworn in the Air Force.
I spent 10 years on active duty as an Air Force chaplain and 16 years in the Air
Force Reserve as an IMA. I served for five years as a member of the USAF
Chaplains Resource Board at Maxwell AFB, Alabama, and developed the themes
of two different Chiefs for five years. I retired in 1991 from Robins AFB, GA.
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During the years I was on active duty and in the reserve, I often shared pulpits
and the conduct of worship services when men of various denominations. I never
had any problems. When I was the hospital chaplain at Wright-Patterson AFB, I
was called upon to serve communion at Chapel One where the high ranking
officers attended. I was asked to do this because the Wing Chaplain, a Lutheran,
and the Episcopal chaplain, who was assigned to that chapel, were not allowed
by their denominations to serve open communion. I am a Pentecostal and I have
no restrictions on serving communion to other Christians.
However, I would find it completely unacceptable for me to conduct a worship
service with a homosexual and would seek to get my denomination to restrict all
of our chaplains from doing so in the event the DADT policy is reversed.
It is my belief that most of the people who now attend our chapel worship
services and volunteer to teach Bible studies, Sunday school classes, vacation
Bible school will vote with their feet by leaving and going to civilian churches off
base or off post. Lay volunteers will be hard to find.
Because I believe the Bible is the sole authority for my faith and conduct in life, I
have to oppose the reversal of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy. The truth of
God’s Word never changes. The Bible says, “You shall know the truth and the
truth shall set you free” (John 8:32). God considers homosexual behavior and
lifestyle to be an “abomination.” He destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah because of
this gross sin. The Bible tells us in Genesis that Abraham interceded for those
cities and asked God if He found 10 righteous people if He would save the cities.
The tragedy is there were not 10 righteous people there and the cities were
destroyed. Only Lot and his immediate family got out, with the exception of
Lot’s wife who looked back and turned into a pillar of salt (Genesis 19:26).
God could very well allow the destruction of the United States of America if we
as a nation don’t repent and turn to Him. Reversing the DADT policy may
position our country on the path to destruction. May God help us. And may God
bless America, the land I love. This is my country.
I rest my case.
Respectfully submitted,
Original Signed
Hugh H. Morgan
Director, Chaplains Ministries, IPHC
17 Sweet Apple Lane
Winder, GA 30680-3349
Telephone: 770-725-1757 Email: hugh@hughsnews.com
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National Association of Evangelicals
Abortion 2010
All humans, male and female, are made in the image of God (Genesis 1:27) and, therefore, have
intrinsic dignity that should be respected and honored. Indeed, the breath of life in all human
beings is a gift from God (Genesis 2:7) and thus inherently holy. The National Association of
Evangelicals (NAE) has pledged to protect the sanctity of human life and to safeguard its nature.
In light of our respect for the precious gift of life, the NAE continues to speak on the sensitive
subject of abortion.
Quite simply, America has an abortion problem. Over one million abortions occur in the United
States every year. 1 We find this number horrific, because it is not just a number. It represents
more than a million human lives deliberately terminated every year. The Bible reveals God’s
calling and care for persons before they are born (Psalm 139:13), and each life lost is a unique
creation made in God’s image who might have blessed our society in extraordinary ways. We
declare this situation to be unconscionable and unacceptable.
The NAE is not alone in its concerns. The broader American public long has been disturbed by
abortion, and this sentiment continues today. According to a September 2008 Pew Forum on
Religion & Public Life publication, “most Americans (73%) believe that abortion is morally
wrong in nearly all (24%) or some (49%) circumstances.” 2 We find hope for reform in this
common concern.
We recognize that well-intentioned Americans have debated for many years whether and in what
circumstances abortion should be legal. Americans remain passionately divided on this subject.
The NAE actively, ardently and unwaveringly opposes abortion on demand. However, we do
not dismiss those who advocate for legal access to abortion as unconcerned for human life or
unworthy of our respect and attention. Lack of civility and charity toward our neighbor is also
unacceptable (Mark 12:31).
The NAE is pleased that some longtime opponents in the debate over the legality of abortion
have expressed interest in working together to dramatically reduce the incidence of abortion in
the United States. Without compromising our core convictions, we seek honest conversation
about ways to achieve this goal. These conversations should build on our shared concerns for
human dignity, protecting children and promoting healthy families and communities.
We understand that the problem of abortion is interconnected with other challenges in our
society. Given the generative nature of human sexuality, we recognize an inherent link between
respect for God’s gift of sex and respect for God’s gift of life. Sex is a precious gift from God
intended for a man and a woman to consummate marriage, procreate, express love and
experience pleasure within an exclusive covenantal relationship. The church is called to teach
and model the blessings of sexual purity and to uphold marriage and the family, society’s
fundamental building blocks.
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Pregnancy is a natural result of sexual activity and integral to God’s design and command for
humans to “be fruitful and increase in number” (Genesis 1:28). If God permits a pregnancy,
planned or unplanned, we should understand that God is forming a new life in his image. Sex is a
responsible act only in a relationship in which a couple is willing to care for any children that can
come from that union. However, in stark contrast to the biblical vision, irresponsible and
flippant treatment of sex abounds in our society. It is no wonder that unplanned pregnancy
similarly abounds and places many parents and their children in environmentally, economically
and emotionally precarious states.
We recognize the pain, fear and even anguish that sometimes accompanies an unplanned
pregnancy. The parents, particularly when they are young or unmarried, are often overwhelmed
by the sacrifices that would be required to care for a young life. In too many cases, fathers desert
their partners and unborn children as soon as pregnancy is discovered. Abandoned pregnant
mothers may feel hopeless in the face of the daunting challenges of single parenting. Sadly,
many fathers and mothers in these situations each year turn away from the joys and
responsibilities of parenting or the alternative of adoption, and many then bear heavy burdens
stemming from those decisions for years to come.
Approximately half of all pregnancies are unplanned, and more than 40 percent of these three
million unplanned pregnancies are aborted. This accounts for the vast majority of America’s
abortions every year. 3 Any serious attempt to reduce the number of abortions must therefore
come to terms with unplanned pregnancy, the pandemic of extramarital sex and the complex
issues surrounding contraception and other family planning methods. Where couples are not
willing to accept the responsibilities of parenting, they should educate themselves about ethical
methods of family planning. The Church is understandably reluctant to recommend
contraception for unmarried sexual partners, given that it cannot condone extramarital sex.
However, it is even more tragic when unmarried individuals compound one sin by conceiving
and then destroying the precious gift of life. Witness the far reaching consequences to King
David’s sins of adultery and murder. 4
In some cases, couples embracing pregnancy face diagnoses of potential complications for their
prenatal child. Too often these diagnoses are accompanied by suggestions towards abortion. For
example, prenatal diagnoses of Down syndrome result in abortion in approximately 90 percent of
such situations. 5 We are deeply saddened not only by such a staggering trend but also its subtle
eugenic implications. Parenting a child with physical or developmental difficulties can be a
significant challenge but also a great blessing. We believe churches should strive to be
communities offering extra love and support for families who conceive or adopt special needs
children.
We do not wish to exalt a one-size-fits-all approach to abortion reduction. Rather, we urge
church leaders, always with a mind to honor God’s gifts of life and sex and his holy institutions
of marriage and family, to seek out strategies appropriate for their congregations and
communities.
We are grateful for those already working in ministries supporting children and youth, pregnancy
care, adoption, single parents and parents of children with special needs, poverty relief, biblically
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sound family planning, sexual purity and accountability, and marriage strengthening. Each of
these ministries can contribute to reducing the number of abortions. We commend the NAE’s
“Theology of Sex” as a publication to aid evangelicals in properly understanding and cherishing
human sexuality, building strong families, respecting human dignity and celebrating the precious
gift of life. Moreover, we commission the NAE Generation Project to encourage evangelicals
and society-at-large toward cooperative efforts and practical solutions that create an environment
where sex is honored, life is cherished, parents are supported and the number of abortions is
reduced.
1 Jones, Rachel K. et al. “Abortion in the United States: Incidence and Access to Services, 2005.” Perspectives on
Sexual and Reproductive Health. http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/journals/4000608.pdf. Vol. 40 (1), March 2008.
2 Smith, Gregory and Allison Pond. “Slight but Steady Majority Favors Keeping Abortion Legal; Most Also Favor
Restrictions.” Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life. http://pewresearch.org/pubs/959/slight-but-steady-majorityfavors-keeping-abortion-legal
. September 16, 2008.
3 “Briefly… Unplanned Pregnancy in the United States.” The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned
Pregnancy. http://www.thenationalcampaign.org/resources/pdf/briefly-unplanned-in-the-united-states.pdf. May
2008.
4 2 Samuel 11
5 Mansfield et al. “Termination rates after prenatal diagnosis of Down syndrome, spina bifida, anencephaly, and
Turner and Klinefelter syndromes: a systematic literature review.” PubMed
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10521836. September 1999.
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Council of Bishops
Information Form
Personal Information
Full Name:
Address:
Last First M.I.
Street Address Apartment/Unit #
City State ZIP Code
Home Phone: ( ) Cellular Phone: ( )
Fax Number:
E-mail Address:
Birth Date:
Spouse’s
Name:
Anniversary:
Spouse’s
Birth Date: Spouse’s Cell Phone: ( )
Spouse’s E-mail:
Conf. Name:
Conference Information
Mailing
Address:
Street Address Apartment/Unit #
Physical
Address:
City State ZIP Code
Street Address Apartment/Unit #
City State ZIP Code
Conf. Phone: ( ) Conf. Fax: ( )
Conf. Website:
Bishop’s
Admin. Asst.:
Asst. Email:
The Global Ministry Center will never share or sell your information outside IPHC Ministries.
May we publish this information for use within the Global Ministry Center? YES NO
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Upper South Carolina Conference
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
Bishop Ronald Q. Moore
Superintendent
July 8, 2010
Bishop Ronald W. Carpenter, Sr.
PO Box 12609
Oklahoma City, OK 73157
Dear Bishop Carpenter,
Greetings in the precious name of our Lord Jesus Christ!
Enclosed you will find the Alternative Structure for Conference Leadership proposal
from the Upper South Carolina Conference. This is the product of the unanimous vote of
the eleven members of our Conference Board.
Many of our churches presently are using this leadership structure of the Pastor
appointing his/her board and leadership team. The vast majority of the membership of
our churches is represented by this leadership structure.
In fact, 20,698 members of the 28,750 total membership, or, 72% of the constituency of
the Upper South Carolina Conference are represented by this leadership structure in
their local churches.
Thus, this proposal by our Conference Board is a mirror of what is already happening in
the Upper South Carolina Conference!
Sincerely,
Ronald Q. Moore
RQM/drl
Enclosure
♦Post Office Box 309 ♦ Williamston, SC 29697♦
♦Office 864.243.2420 ♦ Fax 864.243.2810♦ Home 864.220.1572 ♦ Superintendent@uscciphc.org♦
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The Conference Executive Council of the Upper South Carolina Conference of the
International Pentecostal Holiness Church makes the following recommendation of
Alternate Structure for Conference Leadership to the International Pentecostal Holiness
Church Council of Bishops:
A. The position of Conference Superintendent shall be elected by the Quadrennial Conference
voting delegation.
B. The Conference Superintendent will appoint the Assistant Conference Superintendent and the
Conference Secretary/Treasurer with the following proviso: Each Conference Superintendent
Nominee will declare who they will appoint as their Assistant Superintendent and Conference
Secretary/Treasurer prior to the Quadrennial Conference Session. This information will be
included on their resume, which will be distributed to each Quadrennial Conference Delegate,
one month prior to the Quadrennial Conference Session.
C. The Conference Superintendent shall have the authority to appoint another Assistant
Superintendent and /or Conference Secretary/Treasurer in the event of a vacancy in this
position, during the Quadrennial term.
D. The Conference Superintendent shall appoint the other members of the Conference Executive
Council.
E. The Conference Executive Council shall consist of the following:
• Superintendent
• Assistant Superintendent
• Secretary/Treasurer
• Six (6) District Elders
• Discipleship Ministries Director
• Evangelism/Missions Director
F. All appointments will be for a four-year term and are subject to the guidelines given in the
2009-2013 International Pentecostal Holiness Church Manual.
G. In the event that a Conference Executive Council Member must be replaced, it shall be with a
two-thirds majority vote of the Conference Executive Council.
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MANUAL
"THE
ARC”
ARCHIVES and RESEARCH CENTER
of the
International Pentecostal Holiness Church
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General Conference - Conferences - Local Churches
Responsible to the General Superintendent’s Office and the Executive Committee of
the Council of Bishops, it is important that the Archives and Research Center is rooted
in each conference worldwide.
The General Superintendent recommends the appointment of Director of the Archives
and Research Center at the Global Ministries Center (GMC). The Executive Committee
of the Council of Bishop approves the Director’s appointment.
Then, working in harmony with the International Archives and Research Center, each
Conference Superintendent and his/her Executive Council appoints a Conference
Archivist whose duties are described in "Guidelines" (see exhibit "A").
The Conference Executive Council and the Conference Archivist will encourage and
assist local churches within each conference to appoint local church historians (see
"Guidelines," exhibit "B").
In this way our entire Church benefits from the histories and records being kept and
they will more accurately be preserved.
On a regular schedule, both the Conferences and local Churches will transfer approved
archival materials to IPHC Archives and Research Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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The Archives and Research Center
Codes for books in the Archives and Research Center will be determined by the Library
of Congress.
Codes for IPHC departments in the GMC will be adapted from a GMC accounting list.
These codes need to be used as ascension numbers in order to transfer papers in
addition to providing the core identity of materials entered into the Library Master
database.
The codes which follow will be the basis for the GMC approach to archiving electronic
records. One addition will be for Extension Loan Fund. It is the prerogative of
administrators in question to create subfolders as needed. If this project succeeds, it
will minimize the amount of scanning that would follow the next quadrennium. In order
to move an archival document(s) to its proper location, one must use Explorer or “My
Computer” to transfer from a hard-drive to j:\archives\department (e.g. j:\archives\gso).
Security considerations prohibit the use of features like “save as” in an application like
MS Word to accomplish this task.
FUND 100 FUND
DIVISION 000 GLOBAL MINISTRY CENTER DIVISION
Section 000 GMC General
Dept 00000 GMC General
Section 010 Income Allocation
Dept 0100A Tithe Allocation
Dept 0110A Global Outreach Offering
Section 070 Benefit Programs
Dept 0710A Ministers Family Benefit
Dept 0720A Retirement Plan - Defined Benefit
Dept 0730A Retirement Plan - 403(b) Tax Sheltered Annuity
DIVISION 100 GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT DIVISION
Section 100 General Superintendent's Office General
Dept 1000A General Superintendent's Office
Dept 1000P General Superintendent's Office
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Section 110 Administrative Services
Dept 1110A Accounting Services
Dept 1110P Accounting Services
Dept 1120A Human Resources
Dept 1120P Human Resources
Dept 1130A Network Services
Dept 1130P Network Services
Dept 1140A Operations Management
Dept 1140P Operations Management
Section 120 Communication Services
Dept 1210A Communcation Services
Dept 1210P Communcation Services
Dept 1220A Research and Statistics
Dept 1220P Research and Statistics
Section 030 Governance
Dept 0310A Executive Committee
Dept 0320A Council of Bishops
Dept 0340A Finance Committee
Dept 0360A Ministries Cabinet
Dept 0380A General Conference
Dept 0390A World Pentecostal Holiness Fellowship
Section 160 Ministerial Services
Dept 1610A Clergy Development/WIN
Dept 1610P Clergy Development/WIN
Dept 1620A Superintendent and Conference Development
Section 170 Other Services
Dept 1710A Archives
Dept 1710P Archives
Dept 1720A Ministers Wives Fellowship
DIVISION 200 DISCIPLESHIP MINISTRIES DIVISION
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Section 200 Discipleship Ministries General
Dept 2000A Discipleship Ministries
Dept 2000P Discipleship Ministries
Section 210 Children's Ministries
Dept 2110A Children's Ministries
Dept 2110P Children's Ministries
Section 220 Church Institutions
Dept 2210A Church Institutions
Section 230 Men's Ministries
Dept 2310A Men's Ministries
Dept 2310P Men's Ministries
Dept 2320A DRUSA Administration
Dept 2330A DRUSA Responses
Section 240 Royal Rangers
Dept 2410A Royal Rangers
Dept 2410P Royal Rangers
Dept 2420A Camporama
Section 250 Women's Ministries
Dept 2510A Women's Ministries
Dept 2510P Women's Ministries
Dept 2520A Girl's Ministries
Dept 2520P Girl's Ministries
Dept 2530A Power Chic's
Section 260 Youth Ministries
Dept 2610A Youth Ministries
Dept 2610P Youth Ministries
Dept 2620A Youth Quest
Section 290 Other Discipleship Ministries
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Dept 2910A Sunday School/Small Group Min
Dept 2920A Family Ministries
Dept 2930A Senior Adult Ministries
Dept 2940A Singles Ministries
DIVISION 300 EVANGELISM USA MINISTRIES DIVISION
Section 300 Evangelism USA General
Dept 3000A Evangelism USA Dept
Dept 3000P Evangelism USA Dept
Section 310 Chaplains Ministries
Dept 3110A Chaplains Ministries
Dept 3110P Chaplains Ministries
Section 320 City Quest
Dept 3210A Church Development - Admin
Dept 3210P Church Development - Personnel
Dept 3220A Church Multiplication - Admin
Dept 3220P Church Multiplication - Personnel
Section 330 Partner Ministries
Dept 3310A M-25
Section 340 Spanish Language Ministries
Dept 3410A Hispanic Ministries
Dept 3410P Hispanic Ministries
Dept 3420A INE
Dept 3420P INE
Section 350 Other Intercultural Ministries
Dept 3510A African American Ministries
Dept 3510P African American Ministries
Dept 3520A Korean Ministries
Dept 3530A Philippino Ministries
DIVISION 400 WORLD MISSIONS MINISTRIES DIVISION
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Section 400 World Missions General
Dept 4000A World Missions Ministries Dept
Dept 4000P World Missions Ministries Dept
Dept 4010A Missions Vehicles
Section 410 Missionaries
Dept 4110C Field Missionaries
Dept 4120A International Missionary Program
Section 420 People to People
Dept 4210A People to People Dept
Dept 4210P People to People Dept
Section 430 TEAMS
Dept 4310A TEAMS Dept
Section 440 Coffee House Ministry
Dept 4410A Coffee House Ministry
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PERSONNEL
1. Director of the Archives and Research Center
JOB DESCRIPTION
NAME:
TITLE: Director of Archives
Summary Description
To collect and preserve historical records and to keep alive experiences, happenings,
wisdom, decisions of our church for the purpose of making this vital and valuable
information available for use and research by church administrators, authors, scholars
and students. Thus obeying and fulfilling God's command to tell of God’s mighty works
from one generation to another (Psalm 145:4, Joshua 4:21-24, Jeremiah 6:16).
I. Responsibilities
A. Through correspondence, writing for publications, producing brochures, and by
personal contacts help people to know what Archives are and to recognize the
important role Archives play in the progress of the church today.
B. Devise and establish the means for acquisition and retention of archival materials
throughout the entire church.
C. Establish (and continually update) suitable methods for preserving and restoring
(when possible) old documents, papers, photographs, etc.
D. Corresponding with donors, possible donors, and with families who want to
donate papers of deceased loved ones.
E. To acquire oral history from as many people as we can reach. This will require
working with and training volunteers throughout the church who will be able to get the
oral history from pioneers in their own localities.
F. Writing and producing materials to keep informed those who are interested in
IPHC history.
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Director of Archives
G. Attend meetings for archivists, learn and fellowship with others in this field of
ministry. Also, inform others about our organization. Share God's goodness among
people of all denominations.
H. Attend, and when possible have a display at conventions, conferences, etc, to
inform more graphically the practical use of archives materials and to encourage
participation.
I. Work in cooperation with others who have archives collections--in our own church
and outside our denomination. Always maintain good public relations.
J. Devise and work out ways to help local churches, conferences, heads of
general departments to keep current records for history and to set up a regular
schedule of transfer to Archives at the GMC.
K. Encourage the use of our Reading Room and continually seek out ways to
improve the effectiveness of Archives to all people.
L. Interact with IPHC conferences and local church archivists.
II. Reporting
To the General Superintendent, the Executive Committee of the Council of
Bishops, and the Council of Bishops.
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JOB DESCRIPTION POSITION CODE: CFO
Position Title
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Organization
International Pentecostal Holiness Church Global Ministries Center
Position
The position of Chief Financial Officer has been established by the Bylaws of the
International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC Bylaws, adopted July 2009,
section on Administrative Services-Article I. H.2.b.1)).
As a member of the General Superintendent Division of the Global Ministry
Center, the CFO shall provide direction for the Administrative Services
department. The CFO will lead all financial administration, business planning,
budgeting, human resources, information technology, operations and risk
management, while also being an active participant in, and driver of, the
ministry’s overall strategy.
The CFO will direct the Administrative Services department which includes the
following functional areas:
• Accounting and Finance;
• Human Resources (HR);
• Network Services and Information Technology (IT);
• Operations Management
• Risk Management
Responsibilities
Specific responsibilities include:
1. At the direction of the Finance Committee and the Executive Committee,
engaging key leaders and departments in the development of short- and
long-term financial strategies and the modeling and monitoring tools to
measure progress;
2. Advising key leadership regarding issues, trends, and changes in the
Ministry’s operating model;
3. Overseeing short- and long-term budgetary planning, implementation of
budgets, and financial management in alignment with the Ministry’s
strategic plan;
4. Management of cash flow and providing financial forecasting;
5. Seeing that all financial transactions are properly recorded in accordance
with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and all applicable
federal and state laws;
6. Establishing and maintaining an effective system of internal control in
consultation with the Executive Committee and the Finance Committee;
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7. In consultation with and subject to the approval of the Executive
Committee and the Finance Committee, development of an Accounting
Policies and Procedures Section to be included in the Finance Committee
Policies and Procedures Manual adopted by the Council of Bishops;
8. Responsibility for the preparation and presentation of financial statements
in accordance with GAAP. Further, the CFO shall cooperate fully with the
external auditors in the auditing of the financial statements;
9. Responsibility for the preparation of monthly interim financial statements
and other reports, which shall be provided to the Finance Committee, the
Council of Bishops, and Global Ministry Center departments;
10. Reporting any financial irregularities or questionable transactions to the
General Superintendent and the Finance Committee Chairman;
11. Reporting at each regular meeting of the Finance Committee;
12. Review of HR and IT-related procedures, processes, and administration,
recommending improvements to the systems in place and managing the
systems going forward;
13. Evaluation and oversight of all benefits negotiations thus providing the
most competitive packages for employees;
14. Oversight of the risk management program in a manner that fulfils the
mission and strategic goals of the ministry;
15. Other duties as assigned by the Executive Committee and/or the Finance
Committee of the Council of Bishops.
Supervision and Line of Authority:
The CFO shall be primarily amenable to the Executive Committee and
secondarily amenable to the Council of Bishops through the Finance Committee
of the Council of Bishops.
Qualifications
The CFO will be a seasoned and mature leader with at least 12-15 years of
broad finance experience, ideally beginning in audit, followed by experience
gathering and evaluating financial information and making actionable
recommendations to senior leadership. The CFO will ideally have significant non
profit experience managing finance (accounting, budgeting, control, and
reporting), HR, and IT.
The CFO will have the following experience and attributes:
• A minimum of a BS, an MBA would be a plus.
• A Certified Public Accountant is preferred.
• Mature and proactive, with evidence of having worked as a true
business partner to the chief executive of a multi-state and networkbased
entity. If coming from the for-profit world, nonprofit board
experience preferred.
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• Demonstrated excellence in managing finance, accounting, budgeting,
control, and reporting.
• Skill in examining, developing, reengineering, and recommending
financial, HR, and technology policies and procedures.
• Excellent computer skills and experience in accounting applications
and a Microsoft Windows environment.
• Strong analytical skills and experience interpreting a strategic vision
into an operational model.
• A collaborative and flexible style, with a strong service mentality.
Needs to be seen as a team player who is committed to lifelong
learning.
• A hands-on manager with integrity and a desire to work in a dynamic,
mission-driven environment.
• An effective communicator, with strong oral and written skills.
• Strong commitment to developing team members.
• Demonstrated commitment to the service sector with a passion for the
organization’s mission is essential.
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A. Title
Chief Financial Officer, Chief of Staff (CFO)
B. Purpose
As a member of the General Superintendent Division of the Global Ministry Center,
the CFO shall provide direction for the Administrative Services department. The
CFO will lead all financial administration, business planning, budgeting, human
resources, operations and risk management while also actively participating in and
driving the ministry’s overall strategy. The CFO shall perform other duties necessary
to assist the General Superintendent in fulfilling his leadership role as the primary
vision caster and ministries coordinator of the International Pentecostal Holiness
Church.
C. Accountability
The CFO shall be primarily amenable to the Executive Committee of the Council of
Bishops and secondarily amenable to the Council of Bishops through the Finance
Committee.
D. Qualifications
1. A minimum of a B.S. degree; an M.B.A. would be a plus. A Certified Public
Accountant is preferred.
2. Maturity and ability to perform proactively, with evidence of having worked as a
true business partner to the chief executive of a multistate and network-based
entity. If coming from the for-profit world, nonprofit board experience preferred.
3. Demonstrated excellence in financial management, accounting, budgeting,
control, and reporting.
4. Skill in examining, developing, reengineering, and recommending financial,
human resource, risk management, and operational policies and procedures.
5. Excellent computer skills and experience in accounting applications in a
Microsoft Windows environment.
6. Strong analytical skills and experience interpreting a strategic vision into an
operational model.
7. A collaborative and flexible style, with a strong service mentality; evidence of
being a team player committed to lifelong learning.
8. Demonstrated skill as a hands-on manager with integrity and desire to work in a
dynamic, mission-driven environment.
9. Effectiveness as a communicator with strong oral and written skills.
10. Strong commitment to developing team members.
11. Demonstrated commitment to the service sector with a passion for the
organization’s mission.
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E. Duties and Responsibilities
With assistance from the Consulting CPA:
1. Seeing that all financial transactions are properly recorded in accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and all applicable federal and
state laws.
2. Establishing and maintaining an effective system of internal control in
consultation with the Executive Committee and the Finance Committee.
3. Developing an Accounting Policies and Procedures Section to be included in
the Finance Committee Policies and Procedures Manual adopted by the
Council of Bishops in consultation with the Executive Committee and the
Finance Committee.
4. Preparing and presenting financial statements in accordance with GAAP;
cooperating fully with external auditors in the auditing of financial statements.
5. Preparing monthly interim financial statements and other reports, which shall be
provided to the Finance Committee, the Council of Bishops, and Global Ministry
Center departments.
Other Duties and Responsibilities
6. Reporting any financial irregularities or questionable transactions to the General
Superintendent and the Finance Committee Chairman.
7. Reporting at each regular meeting of the Finance Committee.
8. Supervising the Human Resources Director.
9. Monitoring and evaluating Human Resources policies and procedures and
implementing improvements where indicated.
10. Evaluating and overseeing all benefit program negotiations.
11. Overseeing the risk management program in a manner that fulfils the mission
and strategic goals of the ministry.
12. At the direction of the Finance Committee and the Executive Committee,
engaging key leaders and departments in developing short- and long-term
financial strategies and modeling and monitoring tools to measure progress.
13. Advising key leadership regarding issues, trends, and changes in the ministry’s
operating model.
14. Preparing annual budgets for the GSO, EC COB, COB, Ministers’ Wives
Fellowship, General Ministries Cabinet, General Conference, WPHF and
Finance Committee (in consultation with FC Chair).
15. Providing budget oversight for GS Division departments in consultation with the
General Superintendent.
16. Overseeing short- and long-term budgetary planning, implementing budgets,
and managing finances in alignment with the ministry’s strategic plan.
17. Managing cash flow and providing financial forecasting.
18. Serving as the General Superintendent’s liaison to the Executive Committee of
the Council of Bishops, Council of Bishops, General Ministries Cabinet, World
Pentecostal Holiness Fellowship Committee, Global Ministry Center Ministry
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Directors, Global Ministry Center Department Heads and Conference
Superintendents/ Offices of the IPHC.
19. Supervising GSO staff and GS Division departmental personnel to ensure
coordination of the vision of the General Superintendent.
20. Assisting as needed with the IPHC General Conference (quadrennial event).
21. Assisting as needed with the IPHC World Conference (quadrennial event).
22. Assisting the General Superintendent with written correspondence, special
projects and printed materials.
23. Serving on designated commissions and committees at the request of the
General Superintendent.
24. Conducting seminars, training sessions for various departments as approved by
the General Superintendent
25. Perform other duties as assigned by the General Superintendent, the Executive
Committee, the Finance Committee, and the Council of Bishops.
F. Compensation and Benefits
The Chief Financial Officer is paid on a salaried basis at the rate established by the
Finance Committee and adjusted from time to time. The policies concerning
compensation and benefits are explained in detail in the GMC Employee
Handbook.
G. Amendment
This job description does not constitute an employment contract. The policies
contained herein may be changed without notice.
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2010-2011 Schedule of Events
Executive Committee of the Council of Bishops
October 11, 2010 9:00 am – 5:00 pm OKC
October 12, 2010 9:00 am – 12:00 noon OKC
(TBD) January 6-7 or 24-25, 2011
(TBD) April 13-14 or 18-19, 2011
(TBD) July 18, 2011
(TBD) October 25-26, 2011
OKC
OKC
Youth Quest Location
OKC
Council of Bishops
October 26, 2010 6:30 pm Oklahoma City
October 27, 2010 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Oklahoma City
October 28, 2010 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Oklahoma City
October 29, 2010 9:00 am – 12:00 noon Oklahoma City
February 1, 2011 2:00 – 6:00 pm Falcon, NC
(TBD) July 18-19, 2011
Youth Quest Location
(TBD) September 27, 2011 9:00 am – 12:00 pm 5 th World Conference Location
General Ministries Cabinet
February 2, 2011
Falcon, NC
Pentecostal World Conference
August 24-27, 2010
Stockholm, Sweden
Centennial Celebration
January 30-February 1, 2010
Falcon, NC
5 th World Conference
(Tentatively) September 26-30, 2011
Madrid, Spain
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