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Patricia Davis, Brent Erb, John Frierson, Fred (Wallace) Hammond, Tony Lupton,Gabriel Moreno, Richard E. Morris, Elaine Sebyt, Steven Torman, Dana Wolfe] andasked the newly licensed ministers and their spouses to stand. He charged each oneto keep a guard upon his own soul by maintaining a daily devotional life and walkwith the Spirit. He reminded each to minister first to his or her own spouse andchildren, to support their local church and pastor, and to preach and teach the Word,to be faithful stewards of time, talents, and resources, and to be faithful to do thethings needed for ordination. He asked the newly licensed ministers if they wouldcovenant with the Assembly to accept this charge and if so to say “I will.” Dr. Estepthen prayed for the newly licensed ministers. Following the prayer, he asked them tojoin their fellow ministers in the choir.Presentation of the Ordinand: Rev. Greg Pressley presented the ordinandJeremey Marquis Veal.Receiving of the Ordinand: Dr. Jesse Middendorf received JeremeyMarquis Veal for ordination. He then explained what it meant to be ordained.Examination of the Ordinand: Dr. Middendorf directed several questions tothe congregation and then asked the ordinand some questions and asked him torespond.The Ministers’ Choir, led by Dennis Pinnell, sang “Hear the Call of theKingdom.”Three young people in the Readers’ Theater read paragraphs 401-401.5 from theManual. These paragraphs outline the qualifications for ministers.Following the reading, Mike McAdory, Tim Godby, and Dennis Pinnell sang “IThen Shall Live.”Dr. Middendorf began his message by reading from 2 Timothy 4:1-8 wherePaul is writing from prison and had reached the place in his life that he could trustGod in whatever circumstances came his way. He is writing admonitions toTimothy, his son in the faith. (1) Proclaim the message – it is a life-transformingmessage that is the hope of the world. (2) Do the work of an evangelist – hard workand necessity for every minister and layperson. (3) Endurehardship/suffering/affliction – face reality of spiritual warfare as you plead forothers. (4) Carry out ministry fully – it is a lifetime commitment. When you reachretirement, you may lay down some responsibilities, but you will continue to serve asan elder. He concluded by asking the elders present if they would accept theordinand and received a positive response.Ordination Ritual: Dr. Middendorf asked the District Secretary, GregPressley, to bring the ordinand and wife to the platform. He then asked for theordinand’s family and local church people to stand in support. All ordainedministers were invited to come behind the candidate for the laying on of hands. Dr.Middendorf delivered the charge to Jeremy Marquis Veal. The prayer ofconsecration was offered by Dr. Dan Boone. Following the prayer, Dr. Middendorfpresented the ordinand with his certificate of ordination. Dr. Boone presented himwith a sculpture from TNU entitled “The Calling.” The congregation was invited to81
a reception following the service honoring the three retiring elders and the district’snewest elder.Following a prayer of benediction, the service concluded with the song “ACharge to Keep I Have.”Respectfully submitted,JESSE C. MIDDENDORF, General SuperintendentGREGORY A. PRESSLEY, District SecretaryJOY KLOTZLE, Recording Secretary82
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52011 OrdinandLeft to right: Dr. Je
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B. DISTRICT BOARDS AND STANDING COM
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4. Court of Appeals(Terms to expire
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James H. Thrower, Jr. (SDMI Chairpe
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Ex officio NMI—LaNora Jensen, 103
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Children - Karen Lawson, 157 North
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Blake Winchester, Winchester, 930 C
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Pastor - (03/01/1991) T. W. Mitchel
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Men’s Ministry Dir. - Buddy Levin
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Women’s Min. Dir. - Lisa Kelly, 3
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Music Dir. - Cheryl Ashley, 1669 Wi
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Recreation Ministry Pastor - Chris
Page 31 and 32: SDMI Supt. - Frances Lee, 607 Canno
Page 33 and 34: Youth Pastor - Jeremey Veal (Ashley
Page 35 and 36: E-mail: newstartbill@gmail.com; 864
Page 37 and 38: 29078-8909(Website: www.lugofffaith
Page 39 and 40: Church Board Sec. - Paul Hines, 126
Page 41 and 42: Adult Min. Dir. - James Williams, 2
Page 43 and 44: NMI Pres. - Ed Bowers, 1277 Cameron
Page 45 and 46: Church Board Sec. - Herb Boyd, 1785
Page 47 and 48: Music Director - Donna Haynes, 379
Page 49 and 50: Church Treas. - Betty Welsh, 3080 B
Page 51 and 52: Music Director: Nancy Richardson, 2
Page 53 and 54: Winnsboro (Organized 1935) (054-046
Page 55 and 56: 1986 RA Coburn, Fred W., 106 Southw
Page 57 and 58: 2002 PAS Lawson, Karen J., 157 N. L
Page 59 and 60: 1969 PAS Smith, Aubrey D., 1675 Reg
Page 61 and 62: H. LICENSED MINISTERS2003 PSV-PT 3
Page 63 and 64: Colorado Springs, CO 80907 (Pelion)
Page 65 and 66: (Rock Hill Grace) (803-985-7131)196
Page 67 and 68: Registered Song EvangelistsHarvell,
Page 69 and 70: F. GRANTED REGISTERED EVANGELIST CE
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Page 73 and 74: III. Plan of ExaminationA. DISTRICT
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Page 77 and 78: Dr. Robert Broadbooks, USA/Canada R
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Page 85 and 86: churches found it necessary to do -
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Page 89 and 90: CHALLENGESouth Carolina District
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Page 95 and 96: I have a wonderful NMI team and I w
Page 97 and 98: I cannot forget my own church staff
Page 99 and 100: Candice I. Wiley - MissouriLicensed
Page 101 and 102: Stefanie Coburn Fuller - West Colum
Page 103 and 104: Melissa Coleman Jeff RoseCourse of
Page 105 and 106: Director, Carolinas School of Minis
Page 107 and 108: The Committee on Nominations, as ap
Page 109 and 110: We express our appreciation for the
Page 111 and 112: Office Staff Wages $55,000.00Execut
Page 113 and 114: Aiken $16,458Cherrydale Hispanic $1
Page 115 and 116: Sub-Total $150.00PoolPool Supplies
Page 117 and 118: 12. That the local church be respon
Page 119 and 120: should be given to operating costs,
Page 121 and 122: Bennettsville First - Ralph Creech,
Page 123 and 124: for a motion to adopt the report, w
Page 125 and 126: 25.06 SDMI Convention Expense25.01
Page 127 and 128: Jeremey Veal gave a report on NYC 2
Page 129 and 130: NYI Finance Committee Report2011-12
Page 131 and 132: World Evangelism Fund has now reach
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Respectfully submitted,LANORA JENSE
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VIII. That each church endeavor to
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VII. Financial and StatisticalA. IN
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Excess of Receiptsover Disbursement
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TOTALDISBURSEMENTS$ 311,630.20 Exce
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Children's Caravan 166.00Misc.Camp
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E. NAZARENE YOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRE
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F. SUPPLEMENTAL STATISTICAL REPORT2
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MEMBERSHIP AND WORSHIP2011Church Na
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FINANCIAL SUMMARYPART 12011Church N
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