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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL OF BISHOPS<br />
CALLED MEETING<br />
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK<br />
MARCH 16, 2010<br />
2:00 P.M.<br />
A special meeting of the EC COB was called for Tuesday afternoon, March 16,<br />
2010, by Presiding Bishop Carpenter. EC COB members, Bishops Beacham,<br />
Thompson and Gardner, were present. Mike Gray also joined the group.<br />
Several issues were reviewed:<br />
‣ <strong>Pentecostal</strong> World Conference – all will attend<br />
‣ COGOP Attendee – Chris Thompson will attend.<br />
‣ Ruling for SC Conference<br />
A minister who is retired from secular and/or church<br />
employment may be nominated for and elected or<br />
appointed to any position on the conference executive<br />
council except that of conference bishop if he is serving<br />
under appointment of the conference executive council<br />
as a “full-time”, senior pastor of a local church in said<br />
conference. The person involved must necessarily meet<br />
all the other requirements of the Manual for his eligibility<br />
to serve in this position.<br />
The term full-time in this statement is not to be<br />
construed in regards to financial remuneration but in<br />
contrast to someone who is serving as an “interim”<br />
pastor under appointment of the conference executive<br />
council. A person serving in an “interim” pastoral<br />
position would not be eligible for nomination and<br />
election and/or appointment to the conference executive<br />
council.<br />
‣ Ruling for Golden West Conference<br />
“Council members who have served in one office for<br />
eight years must receive a 2/3 separate vote to set<br />
aside the statue of limitations in order to be eligible for<br />
nomination to the same position. Their name could then<br />
be placed in nomination and they could be elected to the<br />
office with a simple majority vote. They would be eligible<br />
to be nominated and elected by majority vote for other<br />
positions on the Council.”<br />
‣ Financial Report from Golden West Conference<br />
COB Meeting July 19-20, 2010